Promise: Transform Nigeria's economy into a stable, growth-oriented system.

Achievement: External foreign reserves surged from about $3.99 billion in 2023 to over $23 billion by end of 2024, strengthening Nigeria's cash buffer and investor confidence. Over $50 billion in new FDI commitments were unlocked alongside $8 billion in oil and gas investments. GDP growth hit around 3.8%-4.2%, with the World Bank projecting continued growth in 2026.

Promise: Remove wasteful subsidies and streamline fiscal policy.

Achievement: The long‑standing fuel subsidy was completely removed, enabling reallocation of funds into priority sectors. Fiscal discipline also tightened: the fiscal deficit narrowed sharply from ~5.4% of GDP in 2023 to about 3.0% in 2024, and government revenue increased, including over N6 trillion in revenue in a single quarter.

Promise: Broaden Nigeria’s revenue beyond oil.

Achievement: Non‑oil revenues hit record levels, surpassing N20 trillion in 2025, with trade surplus rising by 44.3%, signalling expanding manufacturing and non‑oil export strength.

Promise: Build modern infrastructure to connect markets and spur development.

Achievement: More than 440 major road projects are underway across Nigeria, including over 2,700 km of superhighways, and gas processing plants were inaugurated, boosting domestic energy capacity — clear signs of capital investment in national growth.

Promise: Empower students and young Nigerians with opportunities.

Achievement: Over 900,000 Nigerians have benefited from presidential loans and grants, and 300,000 students accessed student loan support to pursue higher education, laying a foundation for long‑term skills and entrepreneurship growth.

Promise: Celebrate and reward national achievers.

Achievement: Sports teams like D’Tigress and Super Eagles received promised houses, cash rewards, and national honours, inspiring national unity and pride.