But the world knows what Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is doing.
“Reforms are not easy. Those who benefited from the old ways will resist change.”
— Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (WTO Director-General & former Nigerian Finance Minister)
Let that sink in.
Dr Ngozi okonjo-iweala said that.
Do you understand economics more than her?
For years, a few people fed fat on a broken system.
They enjoyed unchecked subsidies, opaque contracts, and a Nigeria that worked only for them.
Now that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is dismantling that old order, the noise has become deafening.
But guess what?
The reforms are WORKING.
THE WORLD IS WATCHING — AND APPLAUDING
President Tinubu himself has confirmed that Nigeria’s reforms are winning global recognition and attracting foreign investment.
From the Africa CEO Forum to international development partners, important people across the world are seeing what the critics refuse to admit: Nigeria is turning a corner.
INFRASTRUCTURE IS BEING BUILT — NOT JUST PROMISED
This administration isn’t just talking.
It’s delivering:
1. 440 approved road projects nationwide
2. 260 completed palliative interventions
3. Suleja–Minna dual carriageway
4. Reconstruction of Abuja–Lokoja Road
5. Upgrading of Ibadan–Ife–Ilesa Road
6. New Carter Bridge in Lagos
7. Kano–Kongolam Road with solar-powered streetlights & CCTV
8. Legacy projects across ALL six geopolitical zones
STATE GOVERNMENTS NOW HAVE MORE MONEY
Thanks to improved revenue generation under these reforms, FAAC allocations have hit record highs.
In June 2026 alone, a total of ₦2.55 TRILLION was shared among the three tiers of government — the highest monthly allocation this year!
State governments received ₦838.2 billion.
Local governments got ₦591.4 billion.
That means more salaries, more projects, and more development at the state and local levels.
The money is flowing to the people, not to a few pockets.
SO WHY THE ATTACKS?
Dr. Okonjo-Iweala already told us: Those who benefited from the old ways will resist change.
It’s not personal.
It’s human nature.
When you remove a privileged few from a feeding trough, they will scream.
They will organize.
They will sponsor propaganda.
But their noise does NOT change the facts.
They feel sidelined because, for the first time in a long while, Nigeria is being run for ALL Nigerians, not just for a connected elite.
And that is EXACTLY how it should be.
MY FELLOW NIGERIANS, DON’T BE DECEIVED.
Reform is painful.
Change is uncomfortable.
But the alternative — going back to a system that bled us dry — is far worse.
We have a President who has the courage to do what others were too afraid to attempt.
We have a global stateswoman in Dr. Okonjo-Iweala who understands this journey.
Did you hear what Emir Mohammed Sanusi 11 said last week?
He said that for the first time Nigeria’s economy is growing more than the population.
Did you listen to the speech by professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo today on the economy?
We have a Nigeria that is finally beginning to work.
The question is: Are you going to stand with progress, or are you going to let the beneficiaries of the old system drag us back?
Ugoji Maximillian Teacher of systems. Translator of power. Builder of elite mindset. Speaker, Author and Entrepreneur.
