Nigeria’s Presidential Hopefuls Campaign in the Dark Without Policy Manifestos
With the race to Nigeria's 2027 presidency underway, major candidates are drawing sharp criticism for hitting the trail without releasing concrete manifestos. Stakeholders warn that the absence of clear governance blueprints undermines accountability and leaves voters navigating rhetoric over substance. This growing deficit of policy vision threatens the credibility of a crucial electoral cycle.
•Stakeholders worry about non-publication of governance plans by major candidates PHILIP IBITOYE writes on the worry among stakeholders about the failure of presidential candidates to showcase accountability by publishing their manifestos some 80 days to the 2027 election. THE In
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