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Many Nigerians are yet to fully feel the impact of the government's economic reforms because of the country's large population and infrastructure deficit, according to Daniel Bwala.

He argues that while government revenue has increased, available resources are still not enough to meet the needs of over 230 million people, making progress gradual rather than immediate.

Bwala pointed to initiatives such as student loans, the CNG transportation programme, healthcare support, and ongoing security operations as signs that the administration's policies are beginning to take effect, even as many Nigerians continue to face economic challenges.

Many Nigerians are yet to fully feel the impact of the government's economic reforms because of the...

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Francis Chidi Nwosu: It's just so alarming that out of almost three Hundred Millions Nigerians(300m), na only you understand the policy.
Charles: exactly why it's said that once you join APC, your brain dies
Sunny: Wow. Just wow! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Andrew Okwori: Mr i did't say that, if government change tomorrow he will change and what hr told you yesterday he will deny,i didn't say that he has no integrity period
Justina Esomchi: Wonders shall never end
Aminu Usman: He's a thief there will all burn in hell
eze oba: “Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil...”
— Isaiah 5:20 (KJV)