2027: Makinde Unveils Manifesto, Prioritises Microeconomic Reforms for Citizens’ Welfare.
He also hinted at overhauling the present political system to address the social challenges in the country.
He explained that this was why his four-year tenure, if elected, would be transitional to reset the polity, but added that, as a serving President, “I will not be a beneficiary.” Addressing party chieftains in Abuja, Makinde said, “For us, macroeconomic reforms must translate into improvements in people’s lives.
“I think it was one Kanu Adamu who, in a post about two days ago, said that microeconomic stability should mean having access to affordable food.
What does macroeconomic stability mean if it does not improve the living conditions of ordinary Nigerians? “Macroeconomic stability must have a direct impact on the people through job creation, improved incomes and a lower cost of living. These are issues we cannot shy away from,” he stressed. According to the APM presidential candidate, “The second concern is that government must take responsibility for results or the lack of them.
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