TDF Backs Tinubu’s Call for Global Financial Reforms to Boost Africa’s Economy
Oru Leonard
The Democratic Front (TDF), has commended President Bola Tinubu for advocating global financial reforms aimed at accelerating economic growth and development across Africa.
In a statement signed by its Chairman, Mallam Danjuma Muhammad, and Secretary, Chief Wale Adedayo, the group said the ongoing economic reforms in Nigeria have positioned President Tinubu as a credible voice on issues of economic transformation and continental development.
TDF noted that the President’s efforts in repositioning Nigeria’s economy from a heavily regulated public-sector model to a private sector-driven investment environment have begun yielding positive results and attracting both local and foreign investments.
According to the group, Tinubu’s call for reforms in the global financial architecture reflects a deep understanding of Africa’s economic realities and the need for policies that will unlock the continent’s industrial and developmental potential.
The statement added that Nigeria’s ongoing economic transition has demonstrated that African nations possess enormous opportunities for rapid growth if given fair access to global financing and investment opportunities.
TDF also urged international financial institutions and global investors to align with President Tinubu’s vision for a more inclusive global economic system that would enable African economies to maximise their resources for sustainable development.
The group further described the President’s recent remarks at an economic forum in Kenya as timely and strategic, saying they reinforce Nigeria’s growing influence in shaping conversations around Africa’s economic future.
It maintained that Tinubu’s leadership on continental economic integration and reform has strengthened Nigeria’s standing among African nations and highlighted the country’s role as a leading force for economic and political development on the continent.
While acknowledging that some of the reforms introduced by the administration may be difficult in the short term, TDF insisted they are necessary steps toward building a more productive and globally competitive economy.
The group therefore appealed to Nigerians to continue supporting the President’s policies and programmes, expressing confidence that the reforms would ultimately deliver long-term prosperity and stability for the country.
