Seyi Makinde, the presidential candidate of the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM), says the party’s manifesto will reflect Nigerians’ concerns and proposed solutions gathered during town hall meetings across the country’s six geopolitical zones.
Makinde made this known on Thursday at the party’s final town hall meeting in Enugu, where he said the feedback received from citizens would shape the party’s policy agenda.
He said the manifesto would be unveiled on November 4, after incorporating the expectations of Nigerians and recommendations for addressing the country’s challenges.
The meetings were organised to provide a platform for citizens to express their concerns and contribute ideas on how to tackle the nation’s problems.
Makinde said the party was committed to ensuring that the issues raised during the engagements were reflected in its proposed policies.
The planned release of the manifesto is expected to outline the APM’s policy priorities and proposed interventions in response to concerns raised by participants during the nationwide consultations.
