Manifestos

What the candidates are promising.

Each candidate's commitments in their own words, with the page they come from. OpenPolls does not judge whether a promise is good, affordable or realistic.

1 of 18 presidential tickets has published a manifesto.

As of 6 Oct 2026, with the election on 16 January 2027. 3 more have announced one without publishing the document. We check again as campaigns release them.

Has your candidate published one?

ADPNo manifesto found
Abbas-Bin Aliyu
Action Democratic Party
A campaign statement in September 2026 said work on the ticket's manifesto was continuing.
ADCLaunch reported, no document found
Abubakar Atiku
African Democratic Congress
The candidate's team released details of an 'Atiku Economic Recovery Plan (AERP) 2027' in a statement; no document was found online.
SDPManifesto published
Adebayo Adewole Ebenezer
Social Democratic Party
“Farewell to Poverty and Insecurity” · 88 commitments
DLANo manifesto found
Adebisi Moses Olusoji
Democratic Leadership Alliance
Searched as of 6 Oct 2026; nothing found.
BPNo manifesto found
Adenuga Sunday
Boot Party
Searched as of 6 Oct 2026; nothing found.
YPPNo manifesto found
Agada Peter Ada
Young Progressives Party
Searched as of 6 Oct 2026; nothing found.
PRPNo manifesto found
Duke Donald
Peoples Redemption Party
The candidate set out priorities at his nomination; no manifesto document was found.
APMNo manifesto found
Makinde Oluseyi Abiodun
Allied Peoples Movement
The party said it would publish a policy blueprint 'in due course'.
ZLPNo manifesto found
Nwanyanwu Daniel Daberechukwu
Zenith Labour Party
The candidate set out an agenda in speeches; no manifesto document was found.
NDCLaunch reported, no document found
Obi Peter Gregory
Nigeria Democratic Congress
The party website has a manifesto download page, but it returned no document when checked.
NRMLaunch reported, no document found
Okereke Nkem Esther
National Rescue Movement
An agenda was unveiled at the inauguration of the campaign council; no document was found online.
LPNo manifesto found
Okereke Sunday Chibuzo
Labour Party
The candidate set out a 'Nigerians First' vision in speeches; no manifesto document was found.
NDPNo manifesto found
Okwori Ada Elizabeth Fredrick
National Democratic Party
The party said it would 'soon unveil its full manifesto'.
PDPNo manifesto found
Onor Sandy Ojang
Peoples Democratic Party
Searched as of 6 Oct 2026; nothing found.
AANo manifesto found
Rufai Adekunle Omo-Aje
Action Alliance
Searched as of 6 Oct 2026; nothing found.
AACNo manifesto found
Sowore Omoyele
African Action Congress
The party website's manifesto page shows the 2023 manifesto, not a 2027 one.
APCNo manifesto found
Tinubu Bola Ahmed
All Progressives Congress
The party website still links its 2023 'Renewed Hope' action plan; no 2027 manifesto was found.
APPNo manifesto found
Yusuf Kabiru
Action Peoples Party
Searched as of 6 Oct 2026; nothing found.

Where we looked, for every ticket: Campaign and party websites, the candidate's official social accounts, and Nigerian national media (Premium Times, Punch, ThisDay, Vanguard, Channels, TheCable, Daily Trust, BusinessDay, Guardian, NAN, VON). “No manifesto found” means we searched and did not find one, not that none exists. Campaigns can send theirs to hello@openpolls.africa.

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Pick a topic to see each published manifesto's commitments side by side, in the candidates' own words.

Adebayo Adewole Ebenezer SDP

Reduce import dependence and make Nigeria a net exporter of processed goods
“The goal is clear: reduce import dependence dramatically within four years and position Nigeria as a net exporter of processed goods.”
Page 8 (PDF page 25)Target: within four years
Require federal agencies to prioritise Nigerian-made vehicles in procurement
“Federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies will be required to give priority to Nigerian-made and Nigerian-assembled vehicles in public procurement.”
Page 9 (PDF page 26)
Launch new industrial clusters and SME support programmes in first year
“In the first year, we will launch new industrial clusters, improve power supply to existing parks, and roll out SME support programmes.”
Page 12 (PDF page 29)Target: In the first year
Launch export support programmes and trade facilitation at ports in first year
“In the first year, we will launch export support programmes, improve trade facilitation at key ports, and begin aggressive promotion of Nigerian products in African markets.”
Page 15 (PDF page 32)Target: In the first year
Reform tax administration, expenditure reviews and procurement in first year
“In the first year, we will focus on tax administration reforms, expenditure reviews, and strengthening procurement systems.”
Page 17 (PDF page 34)Target: In the first year
Expand special credit facilities for agriculture and SMEs in first year
“In the first year, we will focus on expanding special credit facilities for agriculture and SMEs, improving financial inclusion metrics, and engaging with the Central Bank on growth-supportive monetary policy.”
Page 19 (PDF page 36)Target: In the first year
Establish functional industrial or agro-processing clusters in every geopolitical zone
“By 2031, every geopolitical zone will have functional industrial or agro- processing clusters, improved connectivity, and visible economic progress anchored on its comparative advantages.”
Page 26 (PDF page 43)Target: By 2031
Set governance frameworks for state-owned enterprises and begin strategic state investments
“In the first year, we will identify priority sectors for strategic state intervention, establish governance frameworks for new or reformed state-owned enterprises, and begin rolling out catalytic investments in power, agro-processing, and selected heavy industries.”
Page 28 (PDF page 45)Target: In the first year

Full list of 88 commitments

Only one manifesto has been published so far. Others will appear here side by side as campaigns release them.

Then and now

Candidates who also ran for President in 2023, with the manifesto they published then and their 2027 status.

Abubakar Atiku
2023 · PDP
“My Covenant with Nigerians” · archive copy
2027 · ADC
Launch reported, no document found
Adebayo Adewole Ebenezer
2023 · SDP
No manifesto found
2027 · SDP
Published
Adenuga Sunday
2023 · BP
No manifesto found
2027 · BP
No manifesto found
Nwanyanwu Daniel Daberechukwu
2023 · ZLP
Launch reported, no document found · report
2027 · ZLP
No manifesto found
Obi Peter Gregory
2023 · LP
“It's POssible: Our Pact with Nigerians” · document
2027 · NDC
Launch reported, no document found
Sowore Omoyele
2023 · AAC
“Manifesto of the African Action Congress 2023” · document
2027 · AAC
No manifesto found
Tinubu Bola Ahmed
2023 · APC
“Renewed Hope 2023: Action Plan for a Better Nigeria” · document
2027 · APC
No manifesto found

2023 manifestos

What each 2023 presidential ticket published, and where a copy survives today. Campaign websites often disappear after elections, so some survive only in archives.

Abdulmalik Ado-Ibrahim YPPNo manifesto found
Adewole Ebenezer Adebayo SDPNo manifesto found
Atiku Abubakar PDP · “My Covenant with Nigerians”Survives only in an archiveArchive copy
Bola Ahmed Tinubu APC · “Renewed Hope 2023: Action Plan for a Better Nigeria”Manifesto publishedDocument
Charles Osita Nnadi APPNo manifesto found
Chichi Ojei APMNo manifesto found
Christopher Imumolen ALaunch reported, no document foundReport
Daniel Daberechukwu Nwanyanwu ZLPLaunch reported, no document foundReport
Dumebi Kachikwu ADCLaunch reported, no document foundReport
Felix Johnson Osakwe NRMLaunch reported, no document foundReport
Hamza Al-Mustapha AANo manifesto found
Kola Abiola PRP · “Manifesto (campaign website page)”Survives only in an archiveArchive copy
Omoyele Stephen Sowore AAC · “Manifesto of the African Action Congress 2023”Manifesto publishedDocument
Peter Gregory Obi LP · “It's POssible: Our Pact with Nigerians”Manifesto publishedDocument
Peter Umeadi APGANo manifesto found
Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso NNPP · “My Pledges To You: The RMK2023 Blueprint”Survives only in an archiveArchive copy
Sunday Oluwafemi Adenuga BPNo manifesto found
Yabagi Yusuf Sani ADPLaunch reported, no document foundReport