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Nigeria·2027·President
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Economy
Makinde, Seyi
He has promised reforms built on transparency, restructuring the NNPC into a leaner, commercially run institution, and ensuring Nigerians benefit more directly from oil revenue through transparent fuel pricing. He has also named food security as a priority, pledging to close gaps in agricultural production, storage and logistics.
Source:as reported by Premium Times
Sowore, Omoyele
No published position found in reviewed sources.
Education
Makinde, Seyi
No published position found in reviewed sources.
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
Infrastructure
Makinde, Seyi
He has proposed extending transport-support programmes he introduced in Oyo State nationwide.
Source:as reported by Premium Times
Security
Makinde, Seyi
Makinde has pledged to decentralise Nigeria's security architecture so states can manage their own security rather than relying solely on federal forces.
Source:as reported by Premium Times
Sowore, Omoyele
No published position found in reviewed sources.
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