Tinubunomics in the shadow of Makinde’s Reset Nigeria.
Seyi Makinde offers a compelling alternative to the Tinubu administration’s, retrogressive economic model.
Beyond offering a different policy direction, the RESET NIGERIA Manifesto challenges the assumptions underpinning the Tinubu reforms and raises a […] The economic vision articulated in the Four-Pillar RESET NIGERIA Manifesto presented by the Presidential Candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Engr.
In this sense, the Economic Reset has opened a wider debate about the purpose, priorities and consequences of the failed economic reforms of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu government which has crippled the productive sector with attendant biting economic hardship on citizens.
The setting was the Congress Hall of the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, where the APM unveiled its presidential campaign manifesto. While the event featured speeches and other political proceedings, the most consequential issues were those directly affecting the daily lives of Nigerians: hunger, rising living costs, unemployment and the deepening economic hardship confronting households and businesses. These concerns form the focus of the first pillar of Makinde’s RESET Nigeria Agenda, the Economic Reset. The other three pillars which include Security, Education and Socio-political Reforms remain very critical to national stability and development.
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