Nigeria’s foreign reserves have risen to about $51 billion, reaching their highest level since 2009 and drawing praise from economists who say the development strengthens the country’s financial position.Related NewsPolice rule out terrorism, explosives in Lagos market blastPartner traditional, religious leaders for national unity, stakeholders urge FGAmotekun rescues eight kidnap victims in Ondo forestDespite the positive economic indicators, many Nigerians say they are still waiting to feel the impact in their daily lives, as food prices, transport costs, rent, and other living expenses remain stubbornly high. Despite the positive economic indicators, many Nigerians say they are still waiting to feel the impact in their daily lives, as food prices, transport costs, rent, and other living expenses remain stubbornly high.