Nigeria, Aug. 14 -- President Bola Tinubu's economic reforms are facing growing criticism as Nigerians continue to struggle with higher food, transport, housing and energy costs more than three years into his administration.

The removal of the petrol subsidy and changes to the foreign exchange system were introduced as measures to fix longstanding economic problems. The government has also pursued tax reforms, tighter monetary policies and banking sector changes.

Supporters argue that the reforms were necessary to restore fiscal stability, boost government revenue and attract investment. Critics, however, say the immediate burden on households and businesses has been too severe.

The News Chronicle reports that economists and business ...