In a recent interview, Professor Oyewale Tomori, former Vice Chancellor of Redeemer’s University, urged the Federal Government to expedite the positive outcomes of its reforms to alleviate the ongoing hardship faced by Nigerians. He emphasized that while patience is necessary, it has its limits, and citizens expect to see tangible improvements in their lives resulting from government policies. 

Responding to such concerns, the Federal Government has acknowledged the challenges accompanying reforms but assures that these measures are beginning to yield positive results. Information Minister Mohammed Idris highlighted indicators such as a reduction in food prices, stabilization of exchange rates, and a gradual decline in petroleum product costs as evidence of progress. He emphasized that meaningful reforms require sacrifice and resilience, and the initial hardships are a necessary price for a more stable and prosperous future. 

The government continues to appeal to Nigerians for patience and understanding, reaffirming its commitment to implementing policies aimed at long-term national development. As these reforms take effect, the administration believes that citizens will begin to experience the anticipated benefits, leading to improved living conditions across the country.