This year’s festive season is shaping up to be a truly special one for Nigeria, with several positive changes bringing relief and happiness to its citizens.
For the first time, Nigeria is exporting refined petroleum products to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa a major milestone for the nation’s economy. Fuel prices have also dropped significantly, with no petrol scarcity or long queues in sight, making travel and transportation much easier for everyone.
While food prices remain high, supplies are plentiful, ensuring Nigerians can still enjoy their celebrations. Adding to the cheer, the Federal Government has made interstate public transport free of charge throughout the holidays, making it easier for people to travel home to their loved ones.
In another boost, federal workers are now receiving the new minimum wage, providing extra financial support during this festive period.
Perhaps most importantly, the country has seen a decline in insecurity outside conflict zones. Key individuals responsible for unrest in the Southeast are now behind bars, and areas affected by terrorism are becoming smaller in territory.
These achievements, though not solving every challenge, give Nigerians plenty of reasons to celebrate this holiday season. Things are looking up, and this Yuletide offers hope for a brighter future.
