Economic Reforms to Bring Positive Impact in 2025, Says APC Leader
Toba Adedeji, Osogbo
A prominent
member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun State, Mr Olatunbosun
Oyintiloye, has expressed confidence in the economic policies implemented by
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, predicting a significant turnaround in Nigeria’s
fortunes by 2025.
Speaking to
journalists in Osogbo, Oyintiloye highlighted that the reforms, though
challenging in the short term, have laid a strong foundation for economic
recovery. He commended Nigerians for their resilience in the face of economic
difficulties and assured them that their patience would soon pay off.
“The
Tinubu-led administration has taken bold steps to reposition the economy, and
while the journey has been tough, the results will be worth it. Nigerians can
expect a ‘positive harvest’ of these policies in 2025,” he remarked.
Oyintiloye
pointed to key reforms such as the removal of the petrol subsidy and the
floating of the Naira, acknowledging the temporary hardship caused but
emphasising their necessity for long-term stability. He noted that the recent
drop in petrol pump prices was an early indication of better times ahead.
The APC
chieftain further highlighted the positive ripple effects of these policies,
including increased revenue allocations to states and the approval of a $2.25
billion economic stimulus package from the World Bank. The funds, he explained,
are designed to stabilise the economy by reducing interest rates and providing
credit to businesses of all sizes.
“These
measures are attracting more investors to Nigeria, creating job opportunities,
and enabling states to deliver greater development dividends to their people,”
he added.
Oyintiloye also
expressed optimism about progress across sectors such as infrastructure,
agriculture, security, healthcare, education, and the digital economy. He urged
Nigerians to continue supporting and praying for the Tinubu administration,
stressing that their cooperation would be vital in achieving the nation’s
economic prosperity.
As the
country navigates through this period of transformation, Oyintiloye assured
citizens that the reforms would ultimately lead to a stronger, more vibrant
economy by 2025.
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