African Democratic Congress proposes sweeping financial reforms, including abolishing security votes, if elected in 2027

These proposals aim to curb public spending, enhance accountability, and redirect government resources to improve the welfare and economic prospects of Nigerians if the party forms the government in 2027. Key measures include abolishing single-line budgeting for 'security votes' and other security-related expenditures, requiring formal legislative oversight and audit for all security spending. The ADC also plans to reduce official travel costs by limiting trips to essential engagements, prohibiting bloated delegations, and disallowing family members or political associates.

Furthermore, public officials would not receive per diem or estacode payments exceeding approved rates, and government property would be used exclusively for official purposes. The party also pledged a tougher stance on corruption, treating 'looting of public resources' as a form of banditry. Beyond financial controls, the ADC proposes strengthening institutions like the judiciary, legislature, and the Independent National Electoral Commission, and enhancing whistleblower protection.

Economically, the party aims for a job-led and opportunity-driven growth model focused on poverty reduction, wealth expansion, and fair competition, eliminating monopolies and cronyism. The ADC also plans to align the