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World Economic Forum: This is what President Tinubu has done for you. What Have Your Governor and LGA Chairman done? Under President Tinubu, Nigerian states and local governments are receiving their highest-ever allocations. Through the FAAC, President Tinubu disbursed the following sums to the 36 states in 2025: January: ₦498.49 billion February: ₦593.70 billion March: ₦562.19 billion April: ₦530.45 billion May: ₦556.74 billion June: ₦577.84 billion July: ₦607.41 billion August: ₦660.41 billion September: ₦709.83 billion October: ₦727.17 billion November 2025: ₦789.12 billion For local governments: January: ₦361.75 billion February: ₦431.48 billion March: ₦410.50 billion April: ₦397 billion. May: ₦406.63 billion June : ₦419.97 billion July: ₦444.85 billion August: ₦485.03 billion September: ₦522.23 billion October: ₦529.95 billion November: ₦505.80 billion Yet, when you, as a Nigerian, do not have water, good local roads, standard nursery, primary and secondary schools, and effective healthcare centres, you blame President Tinubu. President Tinubu has done his part by empowering your Governors and Local Governments. Their jobs are to manage the microeconomy, while President Tinubu oversees the macroeconomy. And the President is doing a good job. Nigeria's GDP growth rates for 2024 and 2025 were 3.4% and 4.1%, respectively. Meanwhile, the World Bank projects 4.4-4.6% growth for Nigeria in 2026 and 2027. In less than two years, President Tinubu added $67 billion to Nigeria's GDP, moving us from a ₦269.29 trillion economy on May 29, 2023, when he became President, to ₦372.8 trillion today. The Naira's value has stabilised, and petrol, which sold for ₦1,258.34 per litre at this period last year, today sells for between ₦699 and ₦739 per litre. Nigeria has the least expensive petrol in West Africa, the 5th most affordable gasoline in Africa, and the 10th cheapest fuel on Earth. Nigeria's inflation rate was 24.48% last year and is below 13% today, while our foreign reserves are poised to hit $51 billion this quarter. As of January 2026, 864,000 Nigerian students have received NELFUND student loans, with disbursements totalling N161.97 billion for both tuition and upkeep. Additionally, four of the most modern roads in Nigeria's history are simultaneously being constructed under Tinubu, including the 750-kilometre Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway being built for ₦15 trillion. And contrary to lies being peddled by the likes of Nasir el-Rufai and co, the President has spread his developmental efforts all over Nigeria, especially in Northern Nigeria, where the following projects are outstanding: The 1068-kilometre Illela-Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway at a price of ₦13 trillion The Ajaokuta-Abuja-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) Gas Pipeline for $2.89 billion or ₦4.5 trillion The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) 1350 Megawatt (MW) Gwagwalada independent power plant (GIPP), a joint venture project estimated to cost $2 billion or ₦3.2 trillion The Kano-Kaduna rail line at a price of $1.2 billion or ₦2 trillion. The 465-kilometre Trans-Saharan Road being constructed at a price of an estimated $750 million or ₦1.2 trillion. The 439-kilometre Akwanga-Jos-Bauchi-Gombe Road, which costs $1.33 billion or ₦2 trillion. 135 roads constructed or reconstructed by Nyesom Wike in the FCT at a cost of over $1.2 billion or ₦1.85 trillion. Greater Abuja Water Supply Project, for $470 million. The Kaduna Light Rail Project at an initial price of ₦100 billion. International Conference Centre upgrade at a price of ₦39 billion. So, instead of expecting President Tinubu to come to your house and build your toilet, the next time you experience bad roads in your state and local governments, or see a dilapidated school and hospital, or have no portable water in your community, instead of pointing a finger at the President, point it at your Governor and LGA Chairman,
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