Hold elected officials accountable!
Our sole aim is to monitor campaign promises of elected executive office holders at the national and sub-national levels so that you are better informed and equipped to hold them accountable. We need your support. More Info
I would like to contribute
Empty unfulfilled Promises - the bane of our democracy
Nigerians don’t want failed promises repackaged — and fed to them again! – Bola A. Tinubu
Since Bola Ahmed Tinubu took the Oath of Office as the Executive President of Nigeria following a controversial 2023 presidential election.
"Nigerians don’t want failed promises repackaged and fed to them again" - Bola A. Tinubu
President Tinubu made the 250 campaign promises identified below for monitoring and accountability purposes. The people are watching and waiting eagerly for him to fulfil these promises.
Tinubumeter
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s campaign promises: Tinubumeter is a Townhall Media project for recording, and tracking Bola Tinubu’s identified 250 campaign promises. We adopt a similar methodology developed by Politifact. Our experts research the issue and then rate each campaign promise based on whether the promise was achieved: Promise Kept, Promise Not Done, Compromise, Stalled, In the Works or Not Yet Rated. Pledge tracker rate the promise based on verifiable outcomes, not on the president’s intentions or effort.
TINUBU Pledge Tracker Summary Scorecard
Kept
Compromise
Not Done
Stalled
In the Works
Top 9 Campaign Promises of Tinubu
Digital Economy: Scale up and expand ICT job opportunities and facilities.
“create one million new jobs in the ICT sector within its first 24 months in office. We will ensure that the National Broadband Plan to deliver broadband services to 90 percent of the population is achieved by 2025.” – Tinubu, October 2022
Tinubu Pledge Tracker
Economy: Accelerate GDP Growth
“Achieve 10% GDP growth based on 2021 World Bank Data”
– Tinubu, October 2022
Tinubu Pledge Tracker
Economy: Accelerate GDP Growth
“we will review and revise the Land Use Act. We need to streamline and rationalise the land conveyance process. In this way, we lower costs and delays and promote more efficient use of land. Deliver 4 million housing units per year.“
– Tinubu, October 2022
Tinubu Pledge Tracker
Health Care Delivery: Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
“We will, therefore, frontally address ournation’s healthcare challenges, including: inadequate health infrastructure, fragmentation, an overburdened work- force, poor insurance coverage, high maternal and infant mortality, inadequate preventative care and dependence on imported medicines and vaccines. …implementing a mandatory health insurance scheme to cover at least 40% of the population within two years“- Tinubu, October 2022
Tinubu Pledge Tracker
Oil and Gas: Boost Oil Production
“Increase crude oil production to 2.6mmbpd by 2027 and 4mmbpd by 2030. Increase indigenous share of crude oil production to over 1mmbpd by 2027.”
– Tinubu, October 2022
Tinubu Pledge Tracker
Youth Empowerment and Entrepreneurship: Reduce Youth Unemployment
“cut the youth unemployment rate in half within four years from 19.0 million in 2023 to 11.9 million in 2026.”
– Tinubu, October 2022
Tinubu Pledge Tracker
Federalism and Decentralisation of Power
“review of the federation revenue allocation system to recalibrate the division of funds amongst the three tiers of Government: Federal, State and Local to guarantee more funds to the States and Local Governments so that they can better address local concerns and fulfil their expanded constitutional obligations to the people.” – Tinubu, October 2022
Tinubu Pledge Tracker
Education Sector Reform: Accreditation Standards and Curriculum
“Develop new accreditation standards for all institutions, from the primary to the tertiary level. A modern standard curriculum will be developed and implemented in all primary and secondary schools throughout the country.”
– Tinubu, October 2022
Tinubu Pledge Tracker
Create Anti-Terrorist Battalions (ABATTS) with special forces.
“Anti-Terrorist Battalions: highly trained and disciplined anti-terrorist battalions (ABATTS) with special forces units will be created. Their objective shall be to seize the strategic and tactical initiative, giving terrorists, kidnappers and bandits no respite.”
– Tinubu, October 2022