2027: Makinde promises tax breaks, end to militancy under APM’s RESET agenda
Seyi Makinde, the APM presidential candidate for Nigeria's 2027 election, has unveiled his 'RESET' agenda. The platform focuses on tax incentives for businesses, educational reform, and addressing militancy in the Niger Delta.
Why it matters
As a major opposition policy proposal, this agenda highlights the growing debate over economic management and taxation strategies in Nigeria ahead of the next election cycle.
The presidential candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Seyi Makinde, has promised to introduce tax incentives for businesses, improve education and security, and address militancy in the Niger Delta if elected President in 2027.
Mr Makinde made the promises on Tuesday at the party’s South-south town hall meeting in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, where he presented his RESET agenda as a proposed alternative to the policies of the President Bola Tinubu administration.
He said the agenda was designed to restructure Nigeria’s economic, educational, security and political systems to address persistent poverty and improve citizens’ living conditions.
“The RESET agenda is simply to ensure that if Nigeria has not worked well for you as an individual, the way it should, then let us reset Nigeria,” he said.
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