President Bola Tinubu says Nigeria’s economy is making “foundational” progress as government reforms continue, even as Nigerians experience continuing reform pains. In statements reported by The Punch, Tinubu argues that the reforms are now delivering steady growth, while acknowledging that reforms also create short-term challenges. The comments are linked to an assessment by Deloitte Africa, which commends the administration’s reform efforts and highlights progress associated with the government’s economic direction. The reports present a consistent message from Tinubu: despite current economic pressures, the reform agenda is moving the country in a positive direction. The coverage does not provide specific performance figures or detailed measures in the excerpts, but it frames Deloitte Africa’s remarks as supportive of the administration’s approach. Overall, the articles describe a narrative of improvement alongside difficulties, with Tinubu emphasizing longer-term gains from ongoing policy changes rather than immediate relief. The reports reflect the administration’s view that reform-driven adjustments are beginning to translate into economic momentum.