The latest reform scorecard points to improvements in fiscal sustainability, foreign reserves, investment, and economic growth, yet households continue to face high food, transport, and housing costs. The real test of reform is no longer simply whether Nigeria can avoid a deeper economic crisis, but whether macroeconomic stability can translate into higher purchasing power, better jobs, lower living costs, and improved household welfare. As Nigeria moves from stabilisation toward recovery, the unfinished business is clear: turning economic gains on paper into progress people can actually feel.
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