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I want your support, but I also want your scrutiny. That is how democratic institutions become stronger.
THE NIGERIA WE CAN BUILD
Now I want you to imagine the country we can build together.
Imagine a Nigeria where electricity works reliably enough that a young entrepreneur does not spend a significant part of his income generating his own power.
Imagine a twenty-three-year-old Nigerian registering a company from a phone and gaining access to legitimate business financing without needing to know anybody in Abuja.
Imagine a farmer who knows that when the harvest comes there will be a road to the market, storage facilities to preserve the produce and a functioning market in which to sell it.
Imagine a young mother walking into a primary healthcare centre and receiving proper care without her family first having to calculate whether they can afford to keep her alive.
Imagine a secondary school where the computers work, teachers are properly trained and paid, and students are taught not merely to memorise answers for examinations but to think, create and solve problems.