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| Credit: The Atiku Plan, Infoprations Analysis, 2018 |
As Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
the presidential candidate of the main opposition party in Nigeria, expects
reactions from Nigerians on his policy plan launched yesterday, Infoprations has discovered that the
People’s Democratic Party’s candidate will actualise his vision of getting
Nigeria works again within financial services, job creation, power
infrastructure, and youth and women empowerment.
Analysis of his policy plan
reveals that it contains 23 priority areas and 63 policy objectives that would
guide implementation of specific projects, programmes and activities
highlighted under “What We Will Do” part of the plan. The financial services sector
is being favoured with 6 policy objectives, while job creation, power
infrastructure, youth and women empowerment are tied with 5 policy objectives
each.
These insights aligned with the
overall view expressed by Alhaji Atiku on the plan, “this plan will help create
jobs because in my many travels across our great nation the one consistent
thing I hear wherever I am is that our people need jobs.”
Analysis equally reveals
that Alhaji Atiku did not specify his policy objectives for the restructuring despite
his stance on the issue before the plan was released on November 19, 2018.
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