People first
Women, farmers, traders and elders
The Agenda names the people who keep Ika running: women in business, farmers, market traders and senior citizens.
On the record
The facts
Women’s training and economic empowerment, welfare for senior and elderly citizens, and agriculture, industrialisation and economic development are points 9, 10 and 12 of the Ika Agenda.
Source: The published manifestoThe Concerned Ika Indigenes (Abuja Branch) name the lack of skills and capital for traders and farmers.
Source: Open statement, in the campaign compendium
What he commits to
His commitment
Support for women and small businesses, better infrastructure and rural development, and greater attention to healthcare and social welfare are three of the eight points in his vision for Ika.
In the Ika Agenda
- 9Women’s training and economic empowerment
- 10Welfare for senior and elderly citizens
- 12Agriculture, industrialisation and economic development
What you can do