Let's get Nigeria working again.


Atiku Abubakar Manifesto:

•We will restore investor confidence on the Nigerian economy

•We will support the private sector by undertaking reforms to unleash its growth potential and to play a key role in the economy.

•We will liberalise the economic space and privatise all ailing enterprises. In particular, the #TheAtikuPlan will undertake a de-regulation of the downstream sector of the economy, review the PIB and privatise all four State refineries that operate at 10% of their installed capacities. We shall channel the proceeds from the privatisation into a special fund for the development of education and health.

•We will assist the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises to grow bigger and to be more productive. As we all know, small businesses offer the greatest opportunities for achieving inclusive pro-poor growth, through increased self-employment. Our focus shall be on improving their access to affordable, long term funds, provision of critical infrastructure as well as adequate training for their workforce to improve productive capacity.

•We will prioritize Human Capital Development. Our philosophy is that people are the fundamental reason for economic growth. Accordingly, we will increase investments in the human development sub-sectors especially education and health by committing 25% of the budget to education and 15% to health under a collaborative process and within the 3G partnership;

•We will create jobs by growing the economy and promoting innovative flagship job creation programmes such as The National Open Apprenticeship Programme through which we shall enhance the capacity of Master-Craftsmen and women to train 1,000,000 apprentices every year. Our National Innovation Fund and SME Venture Capital Fund initiatives will provide stable and sustainable long-term support to aspiring entrepreneurs.

•We will create an Economic Stimulus Fund with an initial investment capacity of approximately US$25 billion to support private sector investments in infrastructure. Power sector reform will be a critical policy priority. Our vision is to accelerate investment to double our infrastructure stock to approximately 50% of GDP by 2025 and 70% by 2030. Re-building infrastructure and reducing infrastructure deficit will enhance the carrying capacity of the economy and unleash growth and wealth creation.

•We will improve liquidity by undertaking fiscal restructuring and improving the management of our fiscal resources by:

•We will build strong and efficient service delivery institutions for more effective co-ordination of government policies and for effective support to the development of a dynamic and internationally competitive private sector. We will re-position the public sector to become more disciplined and performance-oriented.

•We shall, through constitutional means, achieve a new political structure that guarantees freedoms and ensure government accountability at all levels. Our political reform shall reinforce the country’s concept of true Federalism by conceding unfettered autonomy to the subordinating units (States and Local Governments).

https://atiku.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Atikus-Plan.pdf

I Firefire hereby declare my vote and that of my supporters for Alhaji Atiku Abubakar.


I am finally Atikulated!

Back to Daura IS A MUST

Mumu on the loose.

No way for thieves and looters.

Everybody can say "I will" "I will" withou specifics....brainless thieves and rogues!

NdiaraIGBO:
Mumu on the loose.

No way for thieves and looters.

Everybody can say "I will" "I will" withou specifics....brainless thieves and rogues!

Shine your eyes, let's join hands to make Nigeria great, AGAIN!

They have started opening threads in collaboration with some biased mods to paint Atikuobi bad...but Nigerians angry with the debate issue finally have a reason to vote Atikuobi next month

Firefire:



Shine your eyes, let's join hands to make Nigeria great, AGAIN!

Go and tell this rubbish to unexposed illiterates. Make Nigeria great again? Please, when in the past was Nigeria great? What year, what era? RUBBISH!