President Bola Ahmed Tinubu pledged to increase Nigeria’s electricity generation to 10,000 megawatts by 2031.
He also promised to keep inflation below 8 percent and achieve 6 percent economic growth if re-elected.
The pledges were made during a public address on economic reforms.
A public affairs analyst criticized the federal government for funding a controversial road project in Ebonyi.
The analyst accused state officials of failing to manage the project effectively.
Tinubu’s campaign has focused on infrastructure and economic stability as key priorities.
The road project has drawn criticism for its cost and perceived lack of progress.
The analyst called for an immediate halt to federal funding until the project’s issues are resolved.
Tinubu’s economic agenda includes improving power supply and reducing inflation.
The controversy highlights challenges in public spending and project management.
The situation reflects broader concerns about governance and resource allocation.
