Bola Tinubu has released his manifesto.
According to Punch, the All Progressives Congress presidential
candidate released the 80-page policy document making promises to
Nigerians on Thursday.
In the manifesto, Tinubu said his objective is to foster a new
society based on shared prosperity, tolerance, compassion, and the
unwavering commitment to treating each citizen with equal respect and
due regard.
Here are 10 promises of the former Lagos State governor contained in the manifesto.
1. Build a Nigeria, especially for our youth, where sufficient jobs with decent wages create a better life.
2. Manufacture, create, and invent more of the goods and services
we require. Nigeria shall be known as a nation of creators, not just of
consumers.
3. Export more and import less, strengthening both the naira and our way of life.
4. Continue assisting our ever-toiling farmers, through enlightened
agricultural policy that promotes productivity and assures decent
incomes, so that farmers can support their families and feed the nation.
5. Modernise and expand public infrastructure so that the rest of the economy can grow at an optimal rate.
6. Embolden and support our young people and women by harnessing
emerging sectors such as the digital economy, entertainment and culture,
tourism and others to build the Nigeria of tomorrow, today.
7. Train and give economic opportunity to the poorest and most
vulnerable among us. We seek a Nigeria where no parent is compelled to
send a child to bed hungry, worried whether tomorrow shall bring food.
8. Generate, transmit and distribute sufficient, affordable
electricity to give our people the requisite power to enlighten their
lives, their homes, and their very dreams.
9. Make basic healthcare, education, and housing accessible and affordable for all.
10. And, most importantly, establish a bold and assertive policy
that will create a strong yet adaptive national security architecture
and action to obliterate terror, kidnapping, banditry, and all other
forms of violent extremism from the face of our nation.
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