Tinubu’s 2027 Manifesto Revives 2023 Pledges With New Targets
The APC’s 2027 manifesto, Renewed Hope Agenda 2.0, repeats several commitments from its 2023 manifesto while adding new targets and timelines. The proposals cover housing, agriculture, electricity, transport, jobs, healthcare, security, social welfare and governance, among other areas. On housing, the party proposes building 200 homes in each of Nigeria’s 774 local government areas and working towards 200,000 homes during the next term. Other targets include training two million young people, expanding digital literacy and recruiting additional military, police and Civil Defence personnel. Some pledges carry over with revised deadlines. The 40 per cent health insurance coverage target, for example, is now set for 2031, while the 35 per cent target for women’s representation in government appears in both manifestos. The 2027 document also adds proposals on food-price tracking, electricity infrastructure, industrial clusters and digital identity. The comparison finds that the new manifesto continues much of the 2023 policy direction, with more specific figures and delivery plans in some areas. It does not repeat the earlier manifesto’s specific target of ensuring every Nigerian lives within five minutes of a reliable source of drinking water.
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