Peter Obi, the Presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP) has finally unveiled his manifesto titled “Obi/Baba-Ahmed Pact with Nigerians.”
The National Publicity Secretary of the Party, Abayomi Aranbambi, confirmed the development to newsmen on Saturday night.
The Manifesto promises seven key priority areas that were needed to jump start the economy and move the country from Consumption to production.
Some of the priority areas promised by Labour party are as follows: to secure the country, end banditry and insurgency; and unite the country in such a way “that no one is left behind.
“Shift emphasis from consumption to production by running a production-centered economy that is driven by an agrarian revolution and export-oriented industrialization.
” Restructure the polity through effective legal and institutional civil service. Leapfrog Nigeria into the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR), through the application of scientific and technological innovations to create reforms to entrench the rule of law, aggressively fight corruption, reduce cost of governance, and establish an honest and efficient a digital economy.
“Build expansive and world-class infrastructure for efficient power scholarship and research, quality healthcare, and entrepreneurship global competitiveness through investment in world-class supply, rail, road and air transportation, and pipeline network, entrepreneurial public sector governance.”
Others, according to the document promises, are enhancing the human capital of Nigerian youths for productivity and through integrated public-private partnerships and education.
The Labour Party presidential candidate also promised to conduct “an afro-centric diplomacy that protects the rights of Nigerian citizens abroad and advance the economic interests of Nigerians and Nigerian businesses in a changing world.”
Considering his track record as a successful businessman and former Governor of Anambra State, some political enthusiasts are optimistic that Obi has the Midas touch to transform the dwindling fortune of the country.
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