It is definitely a complex situation because while the Central Bank has taken aggressive steps to stabilize the exchange rate and mop up liquidity, the impact on the streets remains quite uneven. We have seen the Naira regain some footing, which is a positive sign for importers and market confidence, yet the cost of food and essential goods continues to rise for the average household. I think it is too early to declare a victory because inflation is a lagging indicator that takes time to reflect policy changes, and many Nigerians are still struggling with the high cost of living. Whether this trajectory holds depends heavily on sustaining these fiscal reforms alongside broader structural improvements in local production. Personally, I am cautious about the narrative because relief at the wholesale level has not yet trickled down to the daily expenses most of us face at the market.