The Atiku 12 Points Policy Commitments 2027

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𝟏. Restore targeted local petroleum refining (production) subsidy to reduce transportation costs and the associated cost of living.

𝟐. Review NELFUND and consider debt forgiveness, on the principle that Nigerian students deserve scholarships and affordable access to education, not crippling debt.

𝟑. Implement the Supreme Court judgment on Local Government autonomy, ensuring that funds due to local councils reach them directly and are used for grassroots development.

𝟒. Revive and develop the Eastern maritime port corridor by restoring the operational capacity and competitiveness of the ports in Port Harcourt, Calabar and Warri, while advancing the development of the Uyo Deep Sea Port. This will ease the excessive pressure on the Lagos port corridor, reduce logistics costs, create jobs and strengthen internal trade and economic intercourse across Eastern Nigeria, the South-South and the Northern markets.

𝟓. Reopen Nigeria’s land borders to revive legal cross-border businesses, support legitimate traders and facilitate regional commerce.

𝟔. Review the electricity sector and reform the current tariff classification structure to end discriminatory billing and make electricity more affordable.

𝟕. Empower young people and women through a proposed $10 billion startup and entrepreneurship financing programme, alongside greater inclusion in government appointments and economic opportunities.

𝟖. Strengthen national security by recruiting additional security personnel, improving their welfare, combating corruption within the security architecture, deploying modern intelligence and field technology, mustering the political will to fight insurgency, banditry and high crimes as well as deepening cooperation with neighbouring countries.

𝟗. Return Nigerians to their farms by improving security and reducing production costs, while revitalising agriculture and expanding access to finance and other interventions for farmers and entrepreneurs.

𝟏𝟎. Overhaul the healthcare sector through institutional reforms, expanding access to quality and affordable basic healthcare, while addressing shortages, remuneration and welfare of healthcare professionals.

𝟏𝟏. Devolve powers to subnational governments by restructuring the Exclusive and Concurrent Legislative Lists, giving states and local governments greater responsibility and capacity while creating a smart, compact, lean and efficient Federal Government focused on matters that genuinely require national coordination.

𝟏𝟐. Implement the Oronsaye Report to eliminate waste, duplication and institutional overlap, reduce opportunities for corruption, rationalise government agencies and improve efficiency, performance and service delivery across the public service.

Vote for Atiku Abubakar (ADC).

Rescue! Revive!! Restore!!!

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