After taking office in May, President Tinubu’s lightning-fast reform push sparked hope that his administration would be a business-friendly antidote to the mounting economic troubles facing Nigeria, Africa’s biggest economy. Fast forward to more than 100 days in office, and the key planks of his economic overhaul – unshackling the naira from its rigid regime and allowing fuel prices to rise – are coming loose.
Nigeria’s reform drive falters, threatening Africa’s biggest economy, says Reuters
Nigeria’s reform drive falters, threatening…
Nigeria’s reform drive falters, threatening Africa’s biggest economy, says Reuters
After taking office in May, President Tinubu’s lightning-fast reform push sparked hope that his administration would be a business-friendly antidote to the mounting economic troubles facing Nigeria, Africa’s biggest economy. Fast forward to more than 100 days in office, and the key planks of his economic overhaul – unshackling the naira from its rigid regime and allowing fuel prices to rise – are coming loose.