Nigeria’s external reserves have surpassed $46 billion, the highest level recorded in eight years, reinforcing the country’s macroeconomic stability and supporting the naira. The milestone also enhances Nigeria’s capacity to meet international obligations and strengthens investor confidence.

The achievement reflects the impact of ongoing economic reforms under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s leadership. Despite initial challenges, the reforms are delivering measurable and sustainable results, positioning Nigeria on a path toward renewed financial strength and global credibility.

The Federal Government remains committed to deepening reforms and sustaining economic recovery to ensure long-term national prosperity.