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Special Adviser to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Media and Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala, has said Nigerians may not yet fully feel the impact of ongoing economic reforms, noting that growth under the current policies will take time and should be expected to remain gradual but steady.
Speaking during an interview on Tuesday, Bwala attributed the persistent economic hardship in the country to Nigeria’s large population and limited resources.
“The answer is simply population and resources. The population is over 230 million. The resources we have, however, the increased revenue is not enough,” he said.
He explained that while the administration is recording progress, public expectations must be realistic.
“Growth will have to be slow. But it will be slow, steady, and consistent. That is what we take pride in,” he added.
Bwala defended the policies of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, saying some effects of the reforms are already being
