Ahead of the 2027 general election, the Allied People’s Movement (APM) has unveiled what it described as a comprehensive governance blueprint to revive Nigeria’s economy, address worsening security challenges and improve citizens’ living conditions.
   
The party said the blueprint, which will be formally unveiled at a later date, is designed to resuscitate the productive sector, rebuild critical infrastructure, stimulate economic growth and guarantee the security of lives and property across the country.
   
In a statement yesterday by the National Publicity Secretary, Abubakar Yusuf, the APM said the country requires a new governance approach that prioritises the welfare of Nigerians, prudent management of public resources and accountability.
   
Accusing the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) of lacking a coherent economic direction and of worsening economic hardship, unemployment, inflation, insecurity, and infrastructure deficits, the APM decried Nigeria’s rising poverty and unemployment, as well as the continued exodus of skilled professionals seeking better opportunities abroad.
   
It further alleged that rising public debt, high taxation, inflation, and insecurity had contributed to the exit of several multinational companies from Nigeria, while millions of young Nigerians had emigrated in search of better economic prospects.
   
Expressing concern over what it described as the nation’s worsening socio-economic conditions, the APM said the proposed governance agenda will focus on strategic investments in critical sectors, including oil and gas, power, agriculture, manufacturing, education, housing and healthcare, to create jobs, attract foreign direct investment, and boost private sector productivity.
   
It added that the blueprint also contains measures to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture, combat terrorism and criminality, promote transparency in governance and enforce stricter accountability in the management of public resources.
   
Moreover, the party said that if elected to office, it would pursue people-oriented policies anchored in social justice, respect for the rule of law, freedom of expression, and efficient public service.
   
While expressing confidence in its prospects ahead of the 2027 general elections, the APM said it remains committed to providing Nigerians with a credible alternative platform capable of restoring economic stability, improving governance, and rebuilding public confidence in government.