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Tinubunomics is making things better in Nigeria.
Barely a month ago, flights to Owerri from Lagos were โฆ500,000 for a one-way ticket. Things got so bad that a Senator complained during a plenary session. Today, that same Lagos-Owerri route is just โฆ102,000. Please fact-check me. You can even take a look at the attached screenshot from Air Peace.
When the price was exorbitant, Nigerians condemned President Tinubu. Now that the price has dropped, Nigerians have forgotten to commend the President.
But why did the price reduce? Yes, demand has dropped. But that is only part of the reason. The strengthening of the Naira to a two-year high of โฆ1386 to $1, and the availability and affordability of jet fuel, played a large role.
Things are getting better in Nigeria under Tinubu. For example, a basket of tomatoes that used to sell for โฆ10,000 is now โฆ3500. The price of a 50kg bag of rice has crashed, leaving traders who hoarded it incurring heavy losses.
And it is not just the common man who is feeling the breath of fresh air from Tinubu.
On Monday, January 5, 2026, the total market capitalisation of the Nigerian Stock Exchange hit and crossed the โฆ100 trillion mark for the first time ever, and ended the day at โฆ101.807 trillion.
In dollar terms, our capital market is now worth a whopping $67.8 billion!
And that is why The Economist Magazine reported last week that Nigeria's "golden years" are likely to return under Tinubu, and the IMF listed Nigeria as the sixth-largest contributor to the rise in global GDP in 2025.
Things are so good in the economy that Peter Obi cannot find anything tangible to criticise, and has been reduced to attacking the President for travelling too much.
But as long as the President's travels are bringing foreign investment into the country, improving our balance of trade position, and rapidly reducing inflation, thereby increasing the purchasing power of the Naira, let him keep travelling while Peter Obi and the ADC keep unravelling.
Reno Omokri
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