Nigeria's new leader Bola Tinubu vows reforms as sworn in as president amid challenges
- Bola Tinubu became Nigeria's president after a disputed election and critics who see him as part of the political old guard
- Tinubu inheriting grave economic troubles andsecurity crises in Africa's most populous nation and vowed major reforms.
- Tinubu promised to achieve 6 percent annual growthand create jobs by tackling investment barriers, fuel subsidy costs and security challenges.
- Tinubu faces calls to prove his government will be transparent and deliver on promises of improved security and prosperity.
- Analysts say Tinubu must act decisively to address violence, poverty, oil theft and public frustration or risk losing support.