The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Nentawe Yilwatda, has assured Nigerians that the ongoing economic reforms of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will deliver long-term prosperity and national growth.
Yilwatda stated this in a press statement made available to TheQuickPR through his Special Adviser on Media and Information Strategy, Abimbola Tooki.
According to the APC chairman, although the reforms introduced under the Renewed Hope Agenda have required sacrifice, patience and resilience from Nigerians, there are already visible signs of economic recovery and renewed investor confidence.
He said the reforms were designed to address long-standing structural challenges that weakened productivity, discouraged investments and limited Nigeria’s economic competitiveness.
“Great nations are not built on easy choices or temporary comforts, but on courageous decisions that secure the future of generations yet unborn,” Yilwatda was quoted as saying.
The APC chairman acknowledged the economic hardship currently faced by Nigerians, particularly rising inflation and cost of living, but noted that the Federal Government had continued to respond through targeted interventions, infrastructure investments and support for critical sectors of the economy.
Citing recent economic indicators, Yilwatda said Nigerian ports handled 1,092 ocean-going vessels in the first quarter of 2026, describing it as evidence of growing trade activities and renewed commercial confidence in the country.
He also pointed to improvements in crude oil production, which he said had reached about 99.2 per cent of Nigeria’s OPEC production quota, alongside the commissioning of new 330kV transmission lines in Edo State and the addition of 600MW to the national grid.
According to him, the APC-led administration remains committed to economic stability, infrastructure development, job creation and policies that would strengthen long-term national growth.
Yilwatda urged Nigerians not to lose faith in the country, expressing confidence that the ongoing reforms would eventually create a more resilient and prosperous economy for future generations.
