The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar; and his running mate, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa on Sunday, disclosed some of their plans to solve Nigeria’s major challenges if elected in 2023.
Some of their plans include the adoption of the United Arab Emirates’ security model, abolition of multiple foreign exchange rates, ending the subsidy regime on petroleum products, payment of backlog owed the Academic Staff Union of Universities, privatisation of national assets, amongst others.
Atiku and Okowa spoke during a live discussion on People’s Townhall meeting.
Atiku promised to make health insurance available for all Nigerians and make incentives available to all to provide the majority of Nigerians healthcare.
The PDP running mate also said he will quell separatist agitations in the South-East through negotiation and restructuring. On his part, Okowa said strategic inclusion in security architecture is important to give South-Easterners a feeling of being part of the nation.
