Tinubu meets Deloitte Africa to discuss economic reforms

President Bola Tinubu received a delegation from Deloitte Africa in Abuja on Wednesday and discussed ongoing financial and fiscal reforms.

President Bola Tinubu hosted the delegation led by Deloitte Africa CEO Ruwayda Redfearn at the State House. He stated that the reforms had steadily stabilised the economy over three years and noted growing plaudits for positive development and growth indicators.

Tinubu said the reforms had stimulated the economy, strengthened the fiscal and revenue sectors and repositioned financial institutions. He urged Deloitte Africa to improve its impact by training and recruiting the country's dynamic youth population.

Ruwayda Redfearn said the firm has over 500000 employees worldwide including over 6000 in Africa and reported revenue of 74 billion dollars in 2025. Deloitte West Africa CEO Yomi Olugbenro assured the President of the firm's support for the reforms and offered to help extract more value for ordinary Nigerians.

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