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2023: ADP unveils manifesto, inaugurates Presidential Campaign Council
By Henry Umoru

ABUJA- SEVENTY- one
days to the 2023 Presidential and general election, the Action Democratic Party, ADP, yesterday unveiled its manifesto as well as inaugurate its Presidential Campaign Council, PCC, promising Nigeria a political direction that would take the country to economic prosperity, security, peace, stability, equity as against the phenomenon of nepotistic and myopic leadership.
Speaking yesterday in Abuja, while inaugurating the Campaign Council, the ADP Presidential Candidate and the National Chairman, Engr. Yabagi Sani said that when elected, the government would abide by the principles of governance by rule of law, equality and Justice, saying that it would provide 35 percent Affirmative Action for women.
Sani said that to stabilize the economy, there was need for good fiscal and monetary policy plan, adding that it was only a knowledgeable and competent party and leader that can do this, assuring that he would provide this as the President of the country, adding that ADP sees itself as the credible alternative to the kind of leadership that the country has had since the commencement of the Fourth Republic in 1999.
Meanwhile, the party’s gubernatorial candidate in Ekiti State, Mrs. Kemi Elebute- Halle is the party’s Director- General for the Campaign Council.
Sani said: “To us, the elections are a watershed in the democratic trajectory of Nigeria which at the same time put our citizens at the crossroads, where they must make decisive choices on the future of this country. They are to make or mar Nigeria.
“ADP regards itself as the credible alternative to the kind of leadership that the country has had since the commencement of the Fourth Republic in 1999.”

“Nigerians should expect from my presidency, a political direction that will take them to economic prosperity, security, peace, stability, equity as against the phenomenon of nepotistic and myopic leadership that has taken us to this present precarious situation of economic stagnation, leading to an unprecedented level of abject poverty and insecurity which are threatening the very foundations of our existence as a people.
“Our manifesto as well, is a well-researched document carried out by experts on the current challenges facing our nation and proffers pragmatic and empirical solutions.”

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