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Allied Peoples Movement ( APM) presidential candidate, and Oyo State governor, Seyi Makinde, has assured that his Reset Nigeria Agenda would be pursued with sincerity and vigour, if he is elected president in the January 16, 2027 contest.
Makinde, who gave the assurance at the palace of the Gbong Gwom Jos, Da Buba Gyang, today, on Monday, noted that the work needed to fix the country requires sincerity, honesty and transparency from leaders.
The APM, while presenting his Reset Nigeria manifesto to the Royal father, and members of the Plateau State Council of Traditional
Rulers, urged Nigerians to hold leaders accountable at all times. He noted that “government must be sincere with the people and leaders must serve purposefully with commitment.”
Similarly, the presidential hopeful, while speaking at a campaign rally in Jos, noted that security is a major pillar of his Reset Nigeria Agenda. He stated once Plateau starts attracting tourist, the economy of the state would expand, with job opportunities for youths.
According to him, “Security is a major pillar of the RESET Agenda. Once we start attracting tourists, our economy on the Plateau will expand, and we will create jobs for our teeming youths.
“So, please, go back to your various units and spread the reset message. Elections are won at the unit level. Go back to your units with the reset message. If Nigeria is not working for you, then let us reset it. When we reset Nigeria, we will have a country that works for everybody.”
Makinde, while soliciting for the support of the people, urged them to sack the present administration, in next year’s election, noting that “they have built a Nigeria that works only for them. Send the oppressors packing. Send them back to Lagos, and let us bring in the team that will reset Nigeria. So, join me in building a Nigeria that will work for you, work for me and work for our children.”
He added “let me quickly say this: when we unveiled our Reset Agenda, I said in Abuja that they would soon start stealing our ideas. Now they have started. They say theirs is ‘Reform to Prosperity’. They now say they want a Nigeria that will work for everybody. What have they been doing over the past three years?”
