President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration has made progress in addressing economic challenges. After inheriting an economy with significant issues, including fuel subsidy costs and foreign exchange distortions, the government has implemented reforms.

The removal of the petrol subsidy and unification of the foreign exchange market were key decisions. These reforms have strengthened macroeconomic stability and rebuilt resilience, according to international institutions.

Further details on the economic reforms and their impact are available, including assessments from institutions like the IMF, which notes reduced fiscal vulnerability.