Abuja, Nigeria — In a country weighed down by spiraling inflation, fuel price hikes, and institutional neglect, presidential aspirant and activist intellectual Abayomi Mighty has once again voiced the concerns of millions, offering bold insight into a vision of governance grounded in justice, equity, and people-centered development.
Speaking during a civic engagement session held in Lagos, Mighty decried what he described as a “top-down” approach to governance, where billions are allocated for projects that serve political egos rather than the people’s pressing needs.
“We cannot continue like this. A nation where the children of the elite fly abroad for education while our public schools rot. Where the masses queue for hours for basic healthcare while leaders commission vanity projects worth billions. This is not development — it is deception.”
Abayomi-Mighty, whose grassroots involvement is rapidly gaining national traction, warned that if urgent steps are not taken to refocus national priorities, Nigeria risks deeper economic collapse and social unrest.
“The people are not asking for too much. They want jobs, they want food, they want justice, they want dignity. It is time to build a Nigeria that works for all — not just the powerful few who have captured the state,” he said to loud applause.
Drawing from his vision for 2027, Mighty proposed a People First Agenda, a blueprint focused on:
- Food Security and Agricultural Revolution
- Free and Quality Public Education
- Access to Functional Healthcare
- Job Creation through Local Industry Revamp
- Anti-Corruption and Institutional Reforms
- Constitutional Review to Empower the Common Man
He also called for an audit of all federal projects commissioned in the last eight years to ensure value for money, adding that “the era of looting disguised as development must end.”
Already, political analysts are describing Abayomi Mighty as the “voice of the voiceless”, a rare blend of intellectual depth and street credibility.
As the nation awaits the unfolding 2027 election cycle, one thing is clear — Abayomi Mighty is not here to entertain; he is here to build.
