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Atiku Abubakar And Rotimi Amaechi Continue To Dominate The 2027 Presidential Race; Unveil A Massive Plan For 18.5 Million Homes, With 500,000 Houses In Each Of The 36 States And FCT, And At Least 80 Million Jobs For Ordinary Nigerians To Execute The Project, In A Groundbreaking Unprecedented 2027 Mass Social Housing And Blue Economy Proposal
The 2027 Presidential contest is shifting from abstract reforms to tangible livelihoods, as the Atiku Abubakar/Rotimi Amaechi ticket under the African Democratic Congress, ADC, has unveiled a major Plan centered on Mass Social Housing and Blue Economy, with figures unprecedented in Nigeria’s Housing sector history.
The pledge is for 500,000 Housing units in each of the 36 States and the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, totaling 18.5 million Housing units, and direct engagement of at least 80 million Artisans, which will include, 20 million Contractors, 20 million Bricklayers, 20 million Carpenters, 10 million Electricians and 10 million Plumbers.
The Plan was revealed recently by the 2027 Vice Presidential Candidate of the ADC, Rotimi Amaechi.
Recall, that Nigeria’s Housing deficit under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is estimated at 20 to 28 million units. The scale of homelessness is stark.
According to the World Population Review data cited in 2025, about 4.5 million Nigerians are homeless, the highest figure in Africa. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development recently put the wider figure at 110 million Nigerians unhoused, requiring 16 million units to bridge the gap. In Lagos, Abuja and Kano, alone, thousands of Nigerians sleep under Bridges, in Markets and uncompleted buildings, because the rent is out of reach.
By contrast, 500,000 units per State and the FCT, is a 185-fold increase over the current Federal target. As Amaechi explained: “Just imagine that we built 300,000 houses in Kano. That would be 300,000 Masons, 300,000 Carpenters, 300,000 Contractors. The more jobs you create, the more you take people away from crime.”
For the informal sector, which employs over 80 percent of Nigeria’s workforce, the difference is clear. A Federal site in Abuja, absorbs a few hundred Artisans, while State-wide sites could absorb every idle Artisan in Aba, Kaduna, or Onitsha.
The President Tinubu administration created the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy, in August 2023, with revenue reportedly rising from N700.79 billion in 2023, to N1.83 trillion in 2025. Yet, the revenue has not translated to jobs for Coastal Communities. The sector still contributes less than 1 percent to the GDP, despite Nigeria’s 853-kilometre Coastline.
The ADC’s 2027 Blueprint proposes a shift from revenue assurance, to job creation: Fishing clusters in Bayelsa, Rivers and Lagos, Inland Water Transport, and moving building materials by water, to cut housing costs.
The choice for the voters in the 2027 Presidential election will come down to one question that will resonate in every household: Has the reform in Abuja built a roof over your head, or put a trowel in your hand?
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