Key questions this article answers:
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Nigeria has a fresh opportunity to address the need for more policy direction in building industries and businesses that the country has faced for nearly a decade. How should the country’s new government seize it?
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What approach can help Nigeria reach its potential as an economic superpower?
The Nigerian government has hit the ground running, providing more and more evidence that a Tinubu presidency will not be a Buhari presidency.
Apart from the reforms the new government has introduced, the biggest change in wind is likely the love shown towards the private sector. One barometer of this has been the daily courtesy visits of private sector players to Aso Rock (Nigeria’s version of America’s White House) and the new friendliness in news reports coming out of the likes of Bloomberg.
In a previous article, we argued that Buhari’s legacy and biggest mistake was leaving the
