2019 Election: Atiku Reveals What He Will Do If Voted In As Nigeria’s President

Atiku Abubakar, previous Vice President, on Wednesday, featured six things Nigerians ought to anticipate from him if voted in as Nigeria's next President. 

Talking at the Chatham House, London, the Waziri of Adamawa said if voted as President in 2019, his organization will guarantee change in the nation's sovereign riches stores, railroads, different zones, and in addition rebuilding. 

The previous Vice President, who had prior cautioned Nigeria against over-dependence on oil, featured what's in store from him to include: 

1. Streamline the activities of sovereign riches stores 

"We will streamline the tasks of the Sovereign Wealth Fund, the Excess Crude Account and the Stabilization Account which is at present inserted in the Revenue Allocation Formula for more compelling adjustment results." 

2. Broaden railroads 

"I will stretch out railroads to associate laborers to occupations, providers to purchasers, understudies to colleges, and guardians to their youngsters in each significant city in each state." 

3. Rebuilding 

"These are a portion of the ways I trust Nigeria's states can enhance their ability, increment their incomes and better deal with their neighborhood economies which are basic to wellbeing, success and welfare of all Nigerians and will enable my country to understand its actual potential." 

4. Presentation of coordinating stipends 

"I will ensure certain waterways are dug to open up the hinterlands of the North. Licenses would be given to state governments to start prompt misuse of assets in their purviews." 

5. Put resources into Education 

"We need to guarantee the base measure of assets are apportioned and put resources into training and wellbeing, with punishments for states that don't agree. 1.6m Nigerians sit for college selection tests with just 600,000 spots. $1bn spent on paying expenses in Ghana." 

6. Make steady and unsurprising trade rates 

"Nigeria must have a steady and unsurprising conversion scale to enable speculators to design long haul. I'm not a supporter of different trade rates."