Discover the progress being made across infrastructure, economy, security, and social programmes under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration.
Infrastructure development has catalyzed greater private sector participation in critical sectors such as healthcare, transportation, energy, ICT, among others.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), these policies have collectively contributed to a 5% GDP growth by the third quarter of 2024.
Major infrastructure projects are underway, including the completion of the Second Niger Bridge, which has enhanced connectivity for over 40 million people in the South-East region.
Removal of Fuel Subsidies and increased Government Revenues: Aggregate government revenues more than doubled, increasing by over N9.1 trillion.
The administration has embarked on a massive infrastructure drive, with over 440 ongoing road projects nationwide, including the construction of more than 2,700 kilometers of superhighways.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu officially sworn in as President of Nigeria, launching the Renewed Hope Agenda.
GovernmentPresident Tinubu signs the Electricity Act 2023, decentralising the electricity sector and enabling state-level competition.
EnergyAdministration removes fuel subsidy, redirecting funds to infrastructure and social programmes.
EconomyStudent Loans Act of 2024 establishes NELFUND to provide interest-free loans to students.
SocialAdministration unifies exchange rates, stabilising the naira and boosting exports by $5 billion.
EconomySecond Niger Bridge officially completed, enhancing connectivity for over 40 million people in the South-East.
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