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Nigeria·2027·President
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Economy
Obi, Peter
He has pledged a shift from subsistence to large-scale agriculture, and easier credit and tax relief for small businesses.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Sowore, Omoyele
No published position found in reviewed sources.
Education
Obi, Peter
He has committed to greater investment in schools, teachers and vocational training.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Sowore, Omoyele
Sowore has unveiled a detailed education platform: free schooling from early childhood through university, with WAEC and NECO examination fees eliminated, and semester grants for public tertiary students to cover academic and living costs. He proposes restructuring schooling into five years of primary, five of secondary and four of university, with two-year community colleges in every local government area, universal early-childhood education, digital classrooms and internet access nationwide, and coding taught from primary school. He has also pledged better pay and housing for teachers, merit-based research funding, and converting polytechnics into universities.
Source:as reported by Punch
Governance
Obi, Peter
He has pledged strict adherence to the rule of law and respect for opposition parties.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Sowore, Omoyele
No published position found in reviewed sources.
Health
Obi, Peter
He has promised to raise health spending to at least 10% of GDP and ensure a functioning primary healthcare centre in every ward.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Sowore, Omoyele
No published position found in reviewed sources.
Infrastructure
Obi, Peter
He has promised to grow power generation and distribution by at least 10,000 megawatts within a first term.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Security
Obi, Peter
Obi has pledged intelligence-led, technology-supported security operations, alongside tackling poverty and unemployment as root causes of violence.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Sowore, Omoyele
No published position found in reviewed sources.
Absence of a published position does not imply opposition. Records reflect the sources reviewed.