Nume Ekeghe Nigeria’s reform cycle is poised to yield measurable gains in 2026, with households and businesses expected to begin feeling the tangible benefits of macro-economic stabilisation, analysts at Norrenberger have said. In a report titled, “From Stabilisation to Acceleration: The Reform Dividend in 2026,” the firm projected that the coming year would mark a decisive transition “from macroeconomic stabilisation to economic acceleration.” It noted that, “With many of the structural distortions addressed over the past year, the policy focus is expected to shift from adjustment to optimisation, where productivity gains, private capital mobilisation, and sectoral expansion drive stronger and more sustainable growth.” According to the experts, “2026 presents a critical window to tran...