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Nigerian 2027 election candidate platforms
Overview
Candidates for the 2027 Nigerian general elections have begun outlining their platforms and campaign strategies across several states.
In Oyo State, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Senator Sharafadeen Alli, has pledged to grant autonomy to local government and local council development areas to empower grassroots governance. Meanwhile, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate John Olusina Ogunsola has proposed an interest-free loan scheme and utility trucks to support women plank sellers in the Oluyole Local Government Area.
In Kwara State, ADC candidate Zakari Mohammed has vowed to end ‘political godfatherism’ and has challenged opponents to a public debate regarding state insecurity. In Gombe State, ADC candidate Bala Bello Tinka has promised free education from primary school through university, as well as free healthcare for children under five, pregnant women, and senior citizens over 70. Tinka also pledged to review land confiscation cases involving the current state government.
Entities
Oyo State · African Democratic Congress · Zakari Mohammed · Sharafadeen Alli · Tosin Ajayi
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Sources
africazine.com · ait.live · arewaagenda.com · authorityngr.com · blueprint.ng · e247mag.com · nationalaccordnewspaper.com · newtelegraphng.com · nigerianeye.com · punchng.com · thenicheng.com · thepodiummedia.com · thisdaylive.com