Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is marking two years in office.
The 73-year-old political godfather came to power on a promise to renew hope — pushing bold reforms like scrapping fuel subsidies and devaluing the naira.
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He also vowed to tackle Nigeria’s persistent security challenges.
But two years on, many Nigerians say the hope he promised feels distant.
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Frustration is growing. Thousands have taken to the streets on multiple occasions, demanding a reversal of the policies.
But President Tinubu is standing firm.
He insists the hardship is temporary, and the reforms are necessary for long-term stability.
Meanwhile critics argue security hasworsened — despite increased military spending and sweeping changes within the security apparatus.
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With two more years to go, the question remains:
Will Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope” agenda deliver real change — or just more broken promises?
