Tinubu Aide Says Economic Reforms Will Bring Shared Prosperity

President Bola Tinubu’s chief of staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, and Budget Minister Abubakar Bagudu presented the administration’s 2027-2031 electoral roadmap in Abuja on Tuesday. The document is titled “From Reforms to Prosperity Agenda.”

Gbajabiamila admitted that Nigerians are experiencing serious economic hardship following the removal of petrol subsidies and foreign exchange unification. He said nobody should pretend that life is easy at the moment.

Bagudu said the difficult times caused by the reforms are over and that shared prosperity is now guaranteed for Nigerians. He added that the reforms have strengthened private-sector confidence and attracted investment.

The chief of staff described Tinubu as a statesman who took difficult decisions despite their immediate political cost. He argued that avoiding those decisions would have further damaged Nigeria’s economic prospects.

Both officials said the reforms must translate into better living conditions for ordinary citizens and vulnerable households. Gbajabiamila called the roadmap a social contract between the government and Nigerians.

The administration plans to dedicate the next four years of Tinubu’s tenure to ensuring citizens feel the positive impact of the reforms. The main objective is to build an economy where hard work guarantees a decent livelihood.