How Tinubu Plans to Tackle Buhari’s Legacy of Debt, Subsidy and Border Closure

President Bola Tinubu has been sworn in as Nigeria’s new leader, inheriting a host of problems from his predecessor, Muhammadu Buhari.

Unlike in 2015, when Buhari took over from Goodluck Jonathan, Tinubu cannot blame the previous administration for the country’s woes, as they both belong to the same party, the All Progressives Congress (APC).

In his first speech as president, Tinubu acknowledged that he inherited “assets and liabilities” from Buhari, and vowed to tackle them with “prudence and responsibility”.

Some of the major challenges facing Tinubu include:

Tinubu is widely regarded as a political “godfather” who has shaped Nigeria’s commercial hub Lagos. He is also credited with building a formidable coalition that brought APC to power in 2015.

However, he faces a divided nation and a restless population that expects him to deliver on his promises of economic growth, security and good governance.

He will need to use his political skills and experience to unite the country and address its pressing challenges.

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