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Their reforms have a guest list.
You are not on it.

Every APC “reform” comes with the same speech: sacrifice now, enjoy later. Twelve years later, look closely at who sacrificed, and who collected.

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Exhibit A

The coastal road

The Lagos–Calabar coastal highway is the biggest project of this government: about 700 kilometres, with an estimated cost of $11 to $13 billion, around ₦15 trillion.

₦7.5bnper kilometre, for two standard lanes (Phase One).
No open tenderThe works minister confirmed a “restrictive bidding” process. A lawyer went to court alleging “no bidding, no advertisement.”
The contractorHitech Construction, owned by Gilbert Chagoury, whom the government itself listed as the president’s “confidante” in its COP28 delegation.
30 kmof the first 47.47 km commissioned by May 2025. Completion is projected for 2031.
DemolishedHomes and businesses along the route, including part of Landmark Beach. “What we built in six years was demolished in six hours.”
TollUp to ₦3,000 one way, reported. Your road, built with public money, then charged back to you.
They said
The president’s confidante.
How the Nigerian government listed the contractor’s owner, COP28 delegation, 2023
You got

₦15 trillion is more than a fifth of the entire 2026 federal budget of ₦68.32 trillion. Whose reform is it?

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₦15 trillion road. No open tender. The contractor listed by government as the president’s “confidante”. That is #CartelReform.

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They demolished homes for the coastal road. Then they will charge you a toll to use it.

The case files

Who paid. Who collected.

Fuel subsidy removal
Who paid

You: petrol went from ₦195 to ₦1,596 a litre.

Who collected

NNPC still booked ₦7.1 trillion of hidden “energy security” costs in 2024. Petrol imports jumped to ₦952 billion in one quarter of 2026.

Refinery “rehabilitation”
Who paid

You: still paying for imported petrol.

Who collected

Nearly $3 billion in repair contracts signed from 2021. Combined output of the four state refineries in 2026: zero.

Power sector “reform”
Who paid

You: Band A tariff from ₦66 to ₦209.50 a unit, and a generator.

Who collected

More than ₦15 trillion of public money poured into the sector since 2013. Six of eleven Discos taken over by their lenders.

Anchor Borrowers’ Programme
Who paid

Farmers: promised loans to grow our food.

Who collected

₦629.04 billion unrecovered at the end of 2022, says the Auditor-General.

The national budget
Who paid

You: roads, clinics and schools that never come.

Who collected

Lawmakers inserted 11,122 projects worth ₦6.93 trillion into the 2025 budget (BudgIT).

Pipeline “security”
Who paid

You: crude stolen from under your feet, 619.7 million barrels from 2009 to 2020.

Who collected

A ₦48 billion-a-year surveillance contract awarded in 2022 to a company owned by a former militant leader.

Palliatives
Who paid

15 million households promised ₦25,000 a month for three months.

Who collected

By May 2025, only 37% had got a single payment (World Bank). The minister suspended over ₦585 million is now on the APC campaign council.

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Subsidy “removed”: you pay ₦1,596. They still booked ₦7.1 trillion in 2024. #CartelReform

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Nearly $3 billion of contracts to fix the state refineries. Output: zero. Someone collected. It was not you.

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₦6.93 trillion of projects slipped into one budget by lawmakers. Your road was not one of them.

How the cartel works

You pay the reform. They collect the rent.

  1. Announce a sacrifice“Remove the subsidy.” “Float the naira.” “Build the road.” Always for your good.
  2. Move the money to a small circleRestricted tenders, import licences, insertions, waivers and contracts to friends.
  3. Pass the cost to youHigher prices, higher tariffs, tolls, demolitions, and debt your children will repay.
  4. Buy the politicsGovernors defect. Critics are pressured. The circle stays in power.
Real reform

Reform that puts you on the guest list

The NDC’s plan, “The Nigeria You Deserve”, starts where the cartel profits: stop the waste and theft, move money into farms and factories that make things here, and grow honest revenue from exports and proper collection.

Real reform is not secret. Contracts published. Open tenders. Budgets you can read. Roads priced like roads.

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Real reform is not secret. Open tenders. Published contracts. Roads priced like roads. Vote & Mobilise for Peter Obi & Kwankwaso.

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Dem call am reform. Na cartel business. Na we dey pay, na dem dey chop.

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APC’s reforms have a guest list.
You paid ₦1,596 a litre. Who collected?
$3bn refinery repairs. Output: zero.
Na we dey pay. Na APC cartel dey chop.
₦15 trillion road. No open tender.
619.7m barrels stolen. Then ₦48bn a year deal.
Band A: ₦66 to ₦209.50. Plus your generator.
Farmers were promised. ₦629bn never came back.
11,122 projects added. Your road was not one.
APC promised ₦25,000. 37% paid by May 2025.
APC don chop enough. 16 January, we vote.
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Where these numbers come from

Coastal highway: Bloomberg via Swissinfo (contract, “restrictive bidding”, COP28 “confidante”, toll, $18.6m per km); ThisDay, 13 September 2026 (₦7.5bn per km, ₦1.067tn Phase One, legal challenge by Kingdom Nnamdi Okere, 167 km under construction); Wikipedia (30 km commissioned 26 May 2025, Landmark Beach, 2031); BusinessDay and Daily Trust (cost per km statements); State House ($1.126bn financing for section 2, December 2025). NNPC 2024 accounts via Vanguard; Nairametrics (import bill Q2 2026); refinery contracts as cited in Light and Fuel; Leadership (₦15tn power interventions, September 2026); NERC and Ikeja Electric (tariffs); Auditor-General via Premium Times/allAfrica (Anchor Borrowers, September 2025); BudgIT (2025 insertions); NEITI (crude theft); Premium Times (pipeline contract); World Bank (cash transfers); press reports (humanitarian ministry). NDC manifesto (campaign draft).

Every figure on this site comes from a named public source, checked in September 2026. Where we did the arithmetic ourselves, we say so.

Vote & Mobilise for Peter Obi & Kwankwaso · #12YearsOfAPC · #TheyAreAfraid · The election is on Saturday, 16 January 2027.