The federal government has said that nigeria’s economy is showing steady growth, following its commitment to inclusive leadership and balanced representation across the country.
The announcement came as president bola tinubu appointed two new ministers from enugu and plateau states.
Minister of finance and coordinating minister of the economy, wale edun, said that ongoing economic reforms under president tinubu are aimed at creating jobs, attracting investment, and reducing poverty.
Edun noted that nigeria’s gross domestic product (gdp) grew by 4.23 per cent in the second quarter of 2025, the highest quarterly growth in a decade outside the post-covid period.
He added that the government is focusing on strengthening key sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and services to ensure sustainable growth.
Edun emphasized that the reforms, though challenging, are designed to improve the economy and benefit millions of nigerians.
He also thanked the president and cabinet members for their support during his recent illness.
The minister said the economic policies are aimed at boosting investments, creating jobs, and improving living standards across the country.
he concluded by urging nigerians to remain confident in the government’s commitment to building a strong and competitive economy.
