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  3. Atiku Abubakar, the ADC presidential candidate, is challenging the current administration's economic policies.

African Democratic Congress questions Federal Government's cash relief program

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The African Democratic Congress described the Federal Government’s N50,000 monthly cash relief for poor Nigerians as an election gimmick. The party stated the gesture was a panic reaction ahead of the 2027 election, rather than a genuine effort to address the cost-of-living crisis. The ADC also questioned the accountability for previous cash transfers flagged by the Auditor-General.

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The critique challenges the Federal Government's economic policies and the efficacy of its poverty alleviation programs. The party warned that the new cash transfer program could potentially become a scheme to siphon public funds.

Atiku Abubakar, the ADC presidential candidate, is challenging the current administration's economic policies amid a broader debate over economic direction and corruption.

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