The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has described the 2027 Manifesto of the governing All Progressives Congress (APC) as “repackaged”, saying, it is not different from the promises made Nigerians in 2023.
The Party said, the ‘Broom’ Party “shamelessly repackaged” its 2023 promises and served them to Nigerians at its campaign rally in Dutse, with the promises still “unfulfilled”.
The APC unveiled its 2027 Manifesto officially at its campgian rally inside the Township Stadium in Dutse, the Jigawa Capital.
At the rally, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu made several promises including, to tackle insecurity, saying, his government will defeat Nigeria’s “enemies”; and to ensure that farmers earn more, and have access to “interest-free loans”.
In a Press Statement signed by Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, National Publicity Secretary, the ADC said, the manifesto resembles that of a new political party “seeking for power for the first time”.
The Party queried, “Why is a government campaigning on promises it should already have fulfilled?”
The Press Statement on Wednesday 11 November, 2026 reads:
“The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has described the newly released 2027 manifesto of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) as a shameless repackaging of promises made in 2023, many of which remain unfulfilled.
“The ADC said the document reads like the manifesto of a new political party seeking power for the first time, rather than that of a party that has governed Nigeria since 2015 and presided over one of the worst affordability crises Nigerians have experienced.
“”The fundamental question Nigerians must ask is simple: Why is a government campaigning on promises it should already have fulfilled? President Tinubu has been in office since May 2023. The APC has controlled the Federal Government for nearly twelve years. Yet, reading this manifesto, one would think it is only now discovering the problems it was elected to solve.
““In 2023, President Tinubu promised health insurance for 40 per cent of Nigerians within two years. Today, barely one in ten Nigerians is covered, and the same target has been moved to 2031. He promised one million ICT jobs within 24 months. His government’s own figures indicate only about 15,000 jobs and opportunity pathways.
““In 2023, the APC described electricity supply of 4,500 megawatts as a crisis. Its new manifesto acknowledges average generation of just 4,022 megawatts.
““Most astonishingly, President Tinubu now promises a programme for his first 100 days after re-election, What exactly is stopping him from acting today? What stopped him from acting in 2023 when he came into office?”
“”The ADC demands that President Tinubu must tell Nigerians, clearly and publicly, what he promised, what he delivered, what he failed to deliver, and why.”
