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The agenda

The Renewed Hope Agenda

Since 2023 the Federal Government has worked to eight priority areas. Here is what each one means for you, and what has been done so far.

The eight priority areas

  1. 1

    Reform the economy to deliver sustained inclusive growth

    What it means for you: steadier prices, more jobs and a business climate that rewards people who invest and build here.

  2. 2

    Strengthen national security for peace and prosperity

    What it means for you: safer roads, farms and communities, so families can live and work without fear.

  3. 3

    Boost agriculture to achieve food security

    What it means for you: more food grown at home, better support for farmers, and fairer prices at the market.

  4. 4

    Unlock energy and natural resources for sustainable development

    What it means for you: more reliable power for homes and businesses, and our natural wealth working for Nigerians.

  5. 5

    Enhance infrastructure and transportation as enablers of growth

    What it means for you: roads, rail and ports that cut travel time and the cost of moving goods.

  6. 6

    Focus on education, health and social investment as essential pillars of development

    What it means for you: access to learning for every young person, care when you need it, and support for the most vulnerable.

  7. 7

    Accelerate diversification through industrialisation, digitisation, creative arts, manufacturing and innovation

    What it means for you: new industries and digital jobs, and room for Nigerian talent to compete with the world.

  8. 8

    Improve governance for effective service delivery

    What it means for you: a government that answers to citizens, spends public money carefully and delivers what it promises.

Priority areas as announced by the Presidency. Source

How APAC helps shape the next four years

Sector councils

APAC's sector councils bring together leaders in energy, manufacturing, finance, technology, agriculture and the creative economy. Each council turns its members' experience into short, practical proposals: what is working, what should come next, and how to measure it.

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