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Nigeria·2027·President
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Economy
Abubakar, Atiku
He has pledged to repair economic damage he attributes to the current administration, including the fallout from fuel subsidy removal and the growth of public debt.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
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
Education
Abubakar, Atiku
He has promised free, compulsory basic and secondary education, aiming to bring more than 20 million out-of-school children into classrooms.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Obi, Peter
He has committed to greater investment in schools, teachers and vocational training.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Governance
Abubakar, Atiku
He has promised to protect opposition parties and democratic institutions from government interference.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Obi, Peter
He has pledged strict adherence to the rule of law and respect for opposition parties.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
Health
Abubakar, Atiku
He has committed to increasing investment in primary healthcare and specialist medical facilities.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
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
Infrastructure
Abubakar, Atiku
No published position found in reviewed sources.
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
Abubakar, Atiku
Atiku has pledged to expand recruitment, training, equipment and welfare across the military, police and intelligence services.
Source:as reported by Vanguard
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
Absence of a published position does not imply opposition. Records reflect the sources reviewed.