Excellency gị, daalụ maka ohere a. Dị ka onye ọkachamara n'akụ na ụba, ekwenyere m na eziokwu nke mmezigharị akụ na ụba abụghị naanị uto GDP ma ọ bụ nguzosi ike nke ọnụego mgbanwụ ego, kama ọ bụ ma ndị Naijiria nkịtị ọ ga-ekwe omume ịzụta nri, inweta ahụike, ịgụsị ụmụ ha akwụkwọ na inweta ego ndụ zuru oke. Taa, ndị ọrụ ugbo na-eme mgbalị

On measuring progress at state, LGA and ward levels, I am committed to taking power and resources closer to where you live. I will devolve more authority to states, including giving states a greater share of national resources and stronger incentives to develop their local economies. I will decentralize human capital and social protection programmes to state and local governments for more effective delivery, and strengthen our national data systems, including a credible census and reliable social registries, so that government decisions are based on real evidence and programmes reach those who truly need them. I will also digitize processes like the Universal Basic Education Commission so that fund disbursement, school performance and project implementation can be tracked in real time.

On transparency, I will launch an online "Promise Tracker" portal and apply Open Government Partnership standards to publish live budget spending, contract awards, and performance metrics, so you can see how public money is being spent and hold my government accountable when commitments are not fulfilled. For infrastructure specifically, I will enforce mandatory third-party engineering audits and release funds based on verified milestones, to stop projects from being abandoned.

On making reforms felt in your pocket and home, I have said that a competent government should be able to protect both the producer and the consumer, and that economic reform must have a human face, affordable food, cheaper transportation, accessible healthcare, decent jobs. My plan is to reduce the cost of energy so your salary buys more, reduce transport costs, and reduce the cost of moving food, so your family keeps more of what it earns. I believe every policy, from economic reform to security to social protection, must be measured by its impact on citizens, and that reform must be sequenced, supported and humane, so that Nigerians are not pushed further into hardship in the process. I will not treat budget reviews or reform rollouts as a one-time announcement. I am prepared to pause, reflect, and where necessary, review implementation, rather than assume reforms are working simply because they have been announced.

Sources:
• Party Manifesto 2027-2031, 2026-10-05, page 16 (1.9. MSME TAX REFORM)
“2. Strengthen fiscal federalism and revenue allocation. We will reform the revenue-sharing system to give states a greater share of national resources and st…”
• Party Manifesto 2027-2031, 2026-10-05, page 16 (1.9. MSME TAX REFORM)
“4. Maintain states as the federating units while enabling regional cooperation. States will be encouraged to collaborate more closely to achieve scale and ef…”
• Party Manifesto 2027-2031, 2026-10-05, page 12 (MANIFESTO OF THE AFRICAN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (ADC))
“● Unlock climate and green finance by building structured funding pipelines that attract green bonds, carbon market investments, and development partner fina…”
• Party Manifesto 2027-2031, 2026-10-05, page 11 (MANIFESTO OF THE AFRICAN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (ADC))
“1. Establish a National Environmental Resilience Framework (NERF) to drive economic growth by protecting productive assets, boosting agricultural output, cre…”
• Thread by @atiku on X · https://x.com/atiku/status/1718948336344936730, 2023-10-30 (Thread on X)
“What we have currently is akin to asking thieves to keep their loot and use the same to defend themselves while the case of their robbery is being decided. I…”
• Party Manifesto 2027-2031, 2026-10-05, page 34 (MANIFESTO OF THE AFRICAN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (ADC))
“5. HUMAN CAPITAL & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT The ADC will: 1. Place people at the center of national development. Enact a Social Protection Act that guarantees acce…”
• Candidate-approved answer, 2026-10-11, page 1 (CANDIDATE-APPROVED ANSWER)
“I have said that we need a single six-year term for President, to be rotated among the six geo-political zones, this would prevent two or more zones from alt…”
• Atiku Abubakar: Answers to questions from the public, 2026-10-02, page 4 (Introduction)
“Q18: Transp…