Senatory Poll
Bola Tinubu
PRESIDENT 2027
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Tinubu 2027 is what we need.

Tinubu 2027 - Incumbency, Structure, and the Politics of Performance Let us be clear from the outset. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu enters the road to 2027 with formidable advantages that no serious analyst can ignore. Power is firmly on his side. Incumbency is on his side. The structure of the Nigerian state, politically and institutionally, largely favours him. And if elections are won by organisation, reach, and control of the political map, Tinubu begins this race well ahead of the field.

Tinubu is changing Nigeria for the better.
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Bola Tinubu's Achievements

He will still achieve more come 2027 and beyond.

In Summary

Governance & Security: Implementation of local government autonomy, creation of new regional development commissions, and efforts to boost crude oil production to million barrels per day.

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Key achievements and policy initiatives include: Economic Reforms: Removal of the fuel subsidy, unification of FX rates, and a reduction in the debt service-to-revenue ratio from 97% to 68%. Infrastructure:

Social Development

Social Investment & Welfare: Launched the Student Loan Scheme (NELFUND), increased the NYSC allowance to , and initiated social investment programs for households. Revenue Generation: Increased non-oil revenue, with tax-to-GDP ratio rising to 13.5%.

President Bola Tinubu's Achievements So Far.

In a statement released by the Presidency on Wednesday, Tinubu detailed a broad range of accomplishments across critical sectors, aimed at stabilizing Nigeria’s economy and strengthening governance. Economic Reforms and Foreign Investment The President revealed that his administration had cleared over $10 billion in foreign exchange liabilities, a move that helped restore investor confidence and stabilize the naira. As a result of broad reforms, Net Foreign Exchange Reserves rose from $3.99 billion in 2023 to $23.11 billion by 2024. Foreign interest in Nigeria’s economy has surged, with the government securing over $50 billion in new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) commitments, and unlocking more than $8 billion in new oil and gas investments. The mining sector has also seen growth, with over $800 million in processing investments realized in solid minerals in 2024 alone. “These figures reflect our dedication to restoring Nigeria’s economic strength and global reputation,” the President stated. Infrastructure and Development 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. Tinubu also highlighted legislative milestones, including the passage of four landmark Tax Bills and the establishment of five new Regional Development Commissions to spur growth in underdeveloped zones. Youth Empowerment and Education On social welfare, Tinubu said over 900,000 Nigerians have benefited from the Presidential Loan and Grant Scheme, while another 300,000 students have accessed the Students’ Loan Scheme, aimed at widening access to higher education and entrepreneurship funding. Economic Indicators The President noted that the economy recorded a 3.84% GDP growth in Q4 of 2024, the highest quarterly growth Nigeria has seen in the past three years. He also reaffirmed the implementation of a N70,000 minimum wage payment structure, which was introduced to cushion the effects of subsidy removal and inflation. National Security In the area of security, Tinubu stated that over 13,500 terrorists have been eliminated through sustained military campaigns across the North-East and other hotspots. He commended the Nigerian Armed Forces for their sacrifice and renewed commitment to securing the country. Outlook The President described the achievements as evidence of “steady and impactful progress” despite a challenging global environment. “While there is still work to be done, the foundation for a prosperous and secure Nigeria has been firmly laid,” Tinubu concluded. The administration’s two-year mark comes amid a mix of praise and scrutiny from citizens and stakeholders, with many watching closely to see how the outlined gains will translate into long-term transformation.
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's goals for Nigeria, framed under his "Renewed Hope Agenda," focus on long-term economic restructuring, industrialization, and increased security.
," focus on long-term economic restructuring, industrialization, and increased security. Since taking office in May 2023, his administration has pursued bold, often painful reforms aimed at transitioning Nigeria from a consumption-based to a production-based economy, aiming to quadruple the nation's GDP by 2030.
$1 Trillion Economy: The central objective is to transition Nigeria into a $1 trillion economy by 2030 through industrialization, non-oil sector growth, and enhanced manufacturing.