Speaking during an interview on Channels TV on Monday, Bwala stated that President Tinubu’s policies are delivering positive results, although Nigeria’s large population affects the visibility of these successes.
"You agree with the macroeconomic progress we have made, but that is not reflective of the day-to-day lives of the Nigerian people.
"Before you see effective changes in the day-to-day living of individuals, you have to put in place fundamentals of economics—the indices that stimulate growth. There is no economic theory that promises magic or overnight wonders,” Bwala said.
He dismissed claims that the majority of Nigerians are suffering due to the administration’s policies, arguing that no concrete data supports such conclusions.
“When you use generic terms like Nigerians are suffering, the assumption is that there is an assessment in which the majority of Nigerians said that. But I know you don’t have statistical data to arrive at that conclusion,” Bwala stated.
