SDG-aligned. Citizen-centred. Non-negotiable. These are the standards by which INP evaluates every candidate, policy, and institution in Nigeria.
No one should be left behind. INP demands robust social safety nets, skills acquisition programmes, and job creation policies that reach the most vulnerable communities first — not the most politically connected.
Nigeria feeds the world in potential. Millions of its citizens go to bed hungry. INP demands investment in the farming communities that sustain this nation — and protection of the farmers who run them.
From President to rural farmer. Nigeria's leaders shouldn't fly abroad for treatment while citizens die of preventable conditions at home. INP demands a healthcare system that works for everyone, not just the privileged few.
Every child deserves a functional classroom with a trained teacher and basic materials. Not a crumbling building, a part-time instructor, and a leaking roof. Nigeria's future is being built right now in its schools.
Nigeria can't afford to sideline half its population. Gender equality isn't a women's issue — it's a national economic and democratic imperative. INP's target populations specifically include women as a priority group.
This shouldn't be a controversial demand in a country with Nigeria's water resources. And yet, millions of Nigerians lack access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation. It's a governance failure, not a resource one.
Nigeria has the largest economy on the continent and one of the youngest populations in the world. The combination should produce extraordinary economic growth. The gap between potential and reality is a policy choice.
Power cuts, bad roads, and poor internet connectivity aren't just inconveniences — they're taxes on productivity. Nigeria's industrial transformation starts with infrastructure that works.
Flooding in Benue. Desertification in the North. Oil spills in the Delta. Nigeria's climate crisis isn't abstract — it's happening right now, to real communities. Act now, not after the damage is irreversible.
Without functioning institutions, the other nine points don't hold. INP's fourth objective — building citizen-led accountability frameworks — is directly anchored to this. Elections matter. What happens after elections matters more.