Seyi Makinde Launches Reset Nigeria Manifesto in Abuja

Seyi Makinde unveiled the Reset Nigeria Manifesto in Abuja on Wednesday, stating that his administration would function as a transitional government involving all stakeholders to address Nigeria's challenges. He asserted that a President must be elected by a majority of the populace, requiring the winner to account for at least 50 percent of the votes cast.

Makinde highlighted that these proposals stemmed from extensive consultations, including town hall meetings across Nigeria's geopolitical zones. He expressed a commitment to creating a country that works for all Nigerians, referencing the foundational efforts of Nigeria's founding fathers in fostering unity.

Makinde identified four major concerns that motivated his presidential candidacy, emphasizing the importance of macroeconomic stability to enhance living conditions, job creation, and lower living costs. He criticized the lack of effective leadership ideas despite Nigeria's rich natural and human resources.