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Olee otu steeti ga-esi nweta njikwa ka ukwuu n'elu akụ dị na ha?

Aga m akwali mgbanwe n'iwu ndị dị ka Petroleum Act, Nigerian Minerals and Mining Act, Land Use Act, na Petroleum Profit Tax Act, ka steeti nwee ike ijikwa ma rite uru ozugbo n'akụrụngwa dị n'ókèala ha. Steeti ga-anọgide na-ezigara gọọmentị etiti ụtụ isi na ihe nkenke a kwadoro, ka anyị wee nọgide na-achọpụta nguzozi mba na ọrụ nke e kerịtara ekerịta. Achọrọ m ka a gbaa steeti ume ị wulite ụlọ ọrụ dabere n'akụrụngwa, dị ka inyocha na ịgbakwunye uru, kama naanị ịwapụta akụrụngwa na-akụzighị akụzi. Iwu doro anya ga-edu nchebe gburugburu ebe obibi, ịgba mbọ ihe ọmụma na ibu ọrụ n'ọchịchị akụrụngwa ndị a.

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peeji 22 MANIFESTO OF THE AFRICAN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (ADC) Party Manifesto 2027-2031 2026-10-05 ›
7. Promote responsible resource control with national balance. States will have greater control over natural resources within their territories, while contributing fairly to the federation through taxes and royalties. This will drive local development while preserving national cohesion. Details: ● Amend relevant laws, including the Petroleum Act, Nigerian Minerals and Mining Act, Land Use Act, and Petroleum Profit Tax Act, to enable states to manage and benefit more directly from their natural resources ● Require states to remit agreed taxes or royalties to the federal government to maintain national balance and shared responsibility ● Encourage states to develop resource-based industries, including processing and value addition, rather than relying solely on extraction ● Establish clear regulatory frameworks to ensure environmental protection, transparency, and accountability in resource management 8. Promote the inclusion of women, youths, and persons with disabilities in governance. We will ensure that vulnerable and underrepresented groups are meaningfully included in political appointments, decision-making processes, and elective offices, with clear policies and institutional support to make inclusion a reality, not just a promise.

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