2027: Makinde Unveils Manifesto, Prioritises Microeconomic Reforms for Citizens’ Welfare

In 2027, Seyi Makinde, the presidential candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), unveiled his RESET NIGERIA manifesto. The manifesto focuses on microeconomic reforms to address poverty and hunger in Nigeria. Makinde emphasized that his four-year tenure, if elected, would be transitional to reset the polity. He stated that macroeconomic stability must directly impact people through job creation, improved incomes, and a lower cost of living.

The APM presidential candidate also called for the overhaul of the present political system to tackle social challenges. Makinde highlighted that government must assume responsibility for results, as he aims to address these issues in the first two weeks of his presidency in 2027. The candidate noted that Nigeria possesses the resources and capacity to achieve greatness but lamented the poor ideas of its leaders.

Governor Makinde stressed that Nigeria's founding fathers envisioned a nation that works for every Nigerian, regardless of their background. He acknowledged the need to rebuild the Nigeria that reflects their vision, ensuring institutions work across differences and not allow division and bribery to obstruct national development.