2027 polls: Makinde to unveil manifesto November 4

The presidential candidate of Allied People’s Movement (APM), Seyi Makinde, says the get together will unveil its manifesto on November 4.

This was as he urged the folks of South-east to shun ethnic politics.

Makinde who can also be the governor of Lagos state acknowledged this Thursday in Enugu on the get together’s city corridor assembly.

He mentioned the manifesto will seize points which have raised by Nigerians through the city corridor conferences held within the six geopolitical zones of the nation in keeping with the reset agenda of the get together.

According to him, Our reset agenda has 4 main pillars: resetting the financial system, restructuring our safety structure, reforming the training system, and resetting the socio-political area.

He mentioned, “Some folks have been asking us, ‘Where is your manifesto? You have been criticising the current administration, but tell us what you intend to do.’

“Well, we now have been travelling across the nation. We have visited the North-East, North-West, North-Central, South-South and South-West, and we are actually within the South-East.

“We will not be like them. We don’t merely manufacture insurance policies out of skinny air. We hearken to our folks, hear what they need to see, and incorporate their expectations into our agenda.

“This is the final town hall meeting. Over the weekend, we will work around the clock with our team to finalise our manifesto, which will be unveiled on November 4, 2026.
” In that manifesto, you will see that the problems you could have raised with us and our proposed options to the challenges confronting our nation,” he mentioned.

While acknowledging that Nigeria has challenges, he mentioned 30 % of the challenges will likely be solved by means of sincerity.

“Of course, every country faces challenges. There is no doubt about that. However, I believe that 30 per cent of these challenges can be resolved simply by demonstrating sincerity. When we confront these problems with honesty and sincerity, 30 per cent of them will disappear on their own,” he mentioned.

The vice presidential candidate Lawal Daura, mentioned the answer to Nigeria’s many issues lies in addressing the challenges confronting the nation.

Daura defined that the marketing campaign group has travelled around the nation and has witnessed the challenges Nigerians are going through, including that no nation would proceed to endure widespread starvation and deprivation.

“We must confront these crises and challenges if Nigeria is to achieve its noble objectives, as enshrined in our Constitution and reflected in our national anthem, which we sing whenever we gather,” he mentioned.

The former Director General of the Department for State Service (DSS), acknowledged that Nigerians deserve management that’s dedicated to addressing their challenges.

“The presidential candidate, Engr. Seyi Makinde and I are decided to undertake this mission.

“We will not be actors, nor are we right here to experiment with the way forward for our nation.

“We are Reseters here to reform the system and make it work for the people,” he added.