Former Inspector General of Police, Muhammed Abubakar Adamu, expresses his approval of President Tinubu’s economic reforms implemented during the first two years of his leadership.
Former IG of Police, Muhammed Abubakar Adamu, in his congratulatory remarks to President Tinubu two years in office. He notes that these economic reforms alleviate the fiscal burden and reallocate resources to essential sectors, promoting pricing driven by the market.
The former IG listed the economic reforms of President Tinubu and their impact:
Removal of Petrol Subsidy: A major economic reform to reduce fiscal burden and redirect funds to critical sectors, fostering market-driven pricing.
Exchange Rate Unification:
Streamlined Nigeria’s forex system, enhancing transparency and attracting foreign investment for economic stability.
Over $30 Billion FDI Pledges:
Secured commitments from
India, UAE, Germany, and others, boosting Nigeria’s global economic credibility.
Flag-off of the reconstruction of abandoned end of Kaduna-Abuja highway.
Launch of Renewed Hope
Infrastructure Fund: Finances critical infrastructure projects nationwide, driving connectivity and economic growth.
Student Loan Act Signed into Law: Expands access to higher education, empowering youth by removing financial barriers.
3MTT Digital Talent Training Program: Trains 3 million youths in digital skills, positioning Nigeria as a tech innovation hub.
700MW Zungeru Hydropower
Project Launched: Enhances
Nigeria’s energy capacity, supporting industrial growth and power supply.
Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway
Project Flagged Off: A transformative infrastructure project to enhance trade and connectivity in the South West and beyond.
Flag off the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway
National Agricultural Growth
Scheme: Boosts food security and agricultural productivity with mechanization and support for farmers.
Basic Healthcare Provision
Fund for 8,300 PHCs: Improves healthcare access in underserved areas, enhancing national health outcomes.
