Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves have hit a staggering 4 billion shambles that President Bola Tinubu inherited when he took office.
The reserves were in ruins. The economy was on life support. Currency speculators were having a field day. But Tinubu took the tough decisions that previous administrations avoided – unifying exchange rates, tightening monetary controls, and killing the arbitrage racket that bled the economy dry.
Today, the Central Bank of Nigeria has real firepower to defend the naira. The reserves haven’t been this strong since 2009, and the numbers are climbing.
From less than $4 billion to over $50 billion. That is not a miracle. That is leadership. That is what happens when a president refuses to manage decline and instead chooses to rebuild.
For those who said Tinubu would crash the economy, the numbers are speaking louder than insults. $50.11 billion and counting.
