Fela Durotoye

Aspirant  

Fela Durotoye

President
Nigeria
Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN)

Biography
Fela was born in 1971 to Sis Addy and bro Toks family in Ibadan, South West Nigeria. He attended the University of Ife Staff Children’s School (1974-1981) and graduated to Moremi High School (1981-1986). He obtained his B.Sc Degree in Computer Science with Economics, as well as a Masters degree in Business Administration (M.B.A)  
from Obafemi  Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. He is also an Alumnus of Kennedy School of Government Executive Education program of the prestigious Harvard University, Boston (Massachusetts) .
He is a business consultant, leadership expert and motivational speaker
Experience
Project Finance Analyst
Ventures and Trust Limited Present
Head, Customer Service Group
Philips Consulting Limited Jan-1998 Jan-2000

Designed and facilitated several customer service and personal mastery training programs and retreats

Founder
V.I.P Consulting Limited Jan-2000 Jan-2000

Project Management, the Multimedia as well as the Investment Management and Foundation services

Chariman, Board of Directors
House of Tara International Limited Present

Nigeria’s leading beauty company with over 4,000 beauty representatives, 22 beauty studios & 12 make-up schools

Chairman Board of Directors
HOMEBASE MORTGAGE BANK LIMITED Present

Mortgage services


Fela Durotoye 2019
... awaiting manifesto
10 Point Agenda

Power Sector will work

Power & Energy
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Deliver a minimum of 12,000MW to Nigeria within 4 years which he says will attract investors.

We will achieve this by taking a multidimensional regional approach to power generation as well as prioritising the use of renewable energies for power generation while also partnering with the private sector in the area of increased funding for power projects across the federation.

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Security will work

Security
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Degrade, dismantle, and defeat terrorist group, Boko Haram, with human intelligence and return internally displaced persons (IDPs) to their homes or reabsorb them into a reconstructed community and 'safe cities'.

Address militancy across all geopolitical zones and put a complete end to activities of violent herdsmen and delist the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as a terrorist group to engage them in negotiations instead.

Ensure military intervention will be in line with the proportionate use of force and adherance to the fundamental human rights provisions.

Ensure that security forces are well-equipped with state-of-the-art weaponry and hinted at the creation of one Military Equipment Manufacturing Plant without providing details, for security reasons.

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Education Sector will work

Education
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Increase the literacy rate by up to 90% in four years by making education compulsory and mandatory up to secondary school across the country. This will be achieved by increasing funding and partnership with the private sector and development partners, while ensuring that government expenditure on education is not less than 5% of GDP starting from the 2020 budget.

We will work with states and local governments to ensure nationwide rehabilitation and equipping of all existing government schools at primary, secondary and tertiary levels, while also ensuring free education for primary and secondary students in public schools
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Healthcare will work again

Health
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Ensure access to at least one working federal health care facility in each of the 774 local government areas in Nigeria while also significantly increasing funding for medical research and development across all federal universities, and university teaching hospitals.

Increase government expenditure from 0.9% of GDP to a minimum of 5% of GDP, increase doctor to population ratio from 4:10,000 to 15:1000, and improve average life expectancy from 53 to 60 years.

Ensure a mandatory universal health insurance for every Nigerian with emphasis on maternity care to eliminate maternal mortality by 2023.

Create structured health alliances with specialists outside Nigeria (especially for cancer, HIV/AIDs, kidney-related problems, autism and cerebral palsy), as well as set up four regional healthcare cities to provide tertiary and specialist medical care and act as a medical tourism destination for the West African sub-region.

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Infrastructure will work

Infrastructure
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Rehabilitate and construct inter-city roads across the country; provide support for the commencement of light rail metro-lines within all 36 states through public private partnerships to aid the easy movement of goods and services; as well as improve rural to urban transport systems by developing a pan-Nigeria rail system that works.

Provision of one additional sea port while also and a reform of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC)

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Business and Industries

Business, Trade and Manufacturing
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Double investors' confidence index from current 18pts to an all time high of 40pts within four years while also lowering the unemployment rate from 18% to an all time low of 5% with an improved foreign direct investment (FDI).

Reduce banking interest rates, by ensuing a lower inflation rate with robust monetary policies and promote an industry development centric banking sector which will ensure that the banking industry is able to lend to businesses at single digit interest rate which would thereby enable households to grow outputs.

Improve the ease of doing business and make Nigeria the number one destination for investors in Africa by creating an enabling environment for locally-owned businesses and foreign investors to thrive and maximise profits.

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Economy

Economy
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Diversify the economy by promoting non-oil sector growth through agriculture, mines and steel, manufacturing and the services industry by providing legal and fiscal incentives in these industries and sectors. This will be achieved by decentralising national resources to allow states generate more revenue at state level and attract investors.

Promote an enabling environment for private sector led growth and adopt Public Private Partnerships (PPP's) for sustainable revenue generation.

Promote better tax compliance by reducing personal income tax (PIT) by a few points, and reducing the rate of company income tax (CIT) from 30% to 20%.

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Jobs

Employment
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Reduce the unemployment rate in Nigeria by creating 12 million jobs in four years, 3 million for each year of his first term. These jobs will cut across education, health, economy, agriculture, amd the power sector.

A national jobs database will also be created to make it easier for job owners and job seekers to connect with each other while also promising to establish vocational and technical skills acquisition training centers across each of the six geo-political zones.

Promised the implementation of a Start-Up Action Plan to support start-ups across the federation through a Start-Up Intervention Fund under the Bank of Industry (BOI).

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Rule of Law

Judiciary & Law Enforcement
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Pursue and implement a comprehensive police reform that'll provide support for state and community policing and create a more motivated and professional police force via decent pay, trainings and tools.

Support the creation of state judiciary councils in all of the federating units as well as the establishment of state courts of appeal to enable states appoint their own judges and have control over the payment of their judicial officers.

To expedite court processes, he promised an automation of court systems to ensure zero tolerance for inefficiency.

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