I will reform the Nigerian economy - Tinubu  Bola Ahemd Tinubu, the nation of Nigeria's newly elected president, who took the oath of of...

I will reform the Nigerian economy - Tinubu 

Bola Ahemd Tinubu, the nation of Nigeria's newly elected president, who took the oath of office on Monday, May 29, has promised to implement significant reforms to jump-start the economy in a number of ways.

Among the solutions include putting people to work in the technology sector, cutting lending rates, offering basic services, overhauling the financial services industry, and many more.

This was stated by Tinubu in his statement at Eagle Square in Abuja following the taking of the oath of office.

According to Tinubu, "We will reform the economy by finding ways to raise GDP, create jobs, supply enough food, and end poverty."

In order to assure the rebirth of the nation's industries, lessen reliance on imports, and supply electricity to everyone, he stated that he would alter the country's annual budget and come up with a new strategy. and everyone at a reasonable cost.

In response to President Bola Tinubu's address on economic changes, many Nigerians have voiced their opinions.

The president's pledges in this area, according to economist Malam Kasim Garba Kurfi, are things that will be attainable, but they must hold up.

The economist Malam Yusha'u Aliyu said that the price hike should be prevented as long as the government wishes to support the economy.

The majority of Nigerians think that if the new president performs the measures he mentioned on the schedule, it will be simpler, but implementation must wait until his homosexuality is publicly acknowledged.

On a long-term basis, economists expect that Nigeria's GDP will reach 469.04 billion dollars in 2024 and 4 billion dollars. They also anticipate that Nigeria's GDP may reach 454.05 billion dollars by the end of 2023. According to the nation's economic plan, 482.64 in 2025.