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President Bola Tinubu forecasts lower inflation, stronger GDP growth, and sustained economic recovery in 2026.
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Foreign reserves at $45.4 billion; FDI surges to $720 million in Q3 2025, reflecting improved investor confidence.
- Government to continue tax reforms, security operations, and grassroots development programs, targeting inclusive growth for 10 million Nigerians.
President Bola Tinubu has projected a more stable economy, lower inflation, and stronger growth for Nigeria in 2026, declaring that the country is entering a robust phase of recovery following reforms implemented in 2025.
In his New Year address, Tinubu said key fiscal, monetary, and structural reforms had stabilized critical economic indicators despite global headwinds.
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Nigeria’s annualized GDP growth is expected to exceed 4 per cent, inflation has fallen below 15 per cent, and the Nigerian Stock Exchange recorded a 48.12% gain in 2025.
The President highlighted that foreign reserves stood at $45.4 billion, while foreign direct investment jumped to $720 million in Q3 2025.
He emphasized the implementation of tax reforms to harmonize revenue collection and fund infrastructure and social investments.
Tinubu also outlined security plans, citing intensified operations against terrorist and criminal groups, and announced the Renewed Hope Ward Development Programme, aimed at empowering 10 million Nigerians across all wards.
He urged citizens to support reforms and nation-building efforts, wishing Nigerians a peaceful and prosperous 2026.
