Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) presidential candidate, says Nigeria can be “reset” within four years if he wins the 2027 election. Speaking at an APM North-Central town hall in Lafia, Nasarawa State, he outlines a plan that he says would cover security, education, the economy, and the socio-political environment.
Makinde presents his programme as achievable by a transitional government of national unity starting May 29, 2027, and aims for sustainable development. He also criticises the federal government’s approach to insecurity, particularly in North-Central Nigeria, questioning how new army divisions are planned and funded through budgets.
Across the reports, the core message remains consistent: Makinde argues that his agenda can be completed in four years and details themes such as a new security architecture, education reforms, and an economy driven by data, science and logic. The coverage also highlights his claims about economic management, including criticism of the removal of fuel subsidy and how it has affected Oyo State’s reliance on federal allocations.