On December 12, 2022, in Kaduna, you promised: "We will establish the marketing board that will give you the right prices, that will give you comfort in your homes and make you better people." You also pledged to prioritise agriculture for food sufficiency. Since then, food inflation surged above 30% through much of 2024, easing to 10.84% year-on-year by December 2025 largely on a revised methodology and base effect, yet still far above the pre-2023 baseline. Which marketing boards have been established, what price guarantees exist, and what verifiable federal investment has reached Kaduna and the North-West? 6. Jobs: where are the one million digital jobs? You repeatedly promised to create one million new jobs in the digital economy, particularly for young people, and to create jobs across the country. What is the verified number of jobs created since May 29, 2023 — federal, digital, and otherwise — with source data? How many of those are in Kaduna and the North-West? The National Bureau of Statistics reported unemployment rising to 5.3% in Q1 2024 from 5.0% in Q3 2023, with youth unemployment at 8.4%. But even that figure is built on a revised methodology that counts anyone working for pay or profit as employed — a statistical sleight of hand that collapsed the headline rate from 33% without a single new factory or formal job to show for it. And there is still no published ledger of the promised one million digital jobs. 7. Industrialisation: how many industries has your administration helped to build or refurbish in the entire North-West? You pledged widespread industrialisation and completion of the Ajaokuta–Kaduna–Kano (AKK) gas pipeline. The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) reported that 767 manufacturing companies shut down as of 2023, with over 18,000 jobs lost in 2024 alone. Manufacturers' spending on alternative energy rose to ₦1.11 trillion in 2024, a 42.3% increase from ₦781.68 billion in 2023, and climbed further to ₦1.35 trillion in 2025. The Association of Small Business Owners of Nigeria (ASBON) estimates that about two million micro, small and medium enterprises collapsed within the first three years of your administration, citing fuel subsidy removal, exchange rate reforms and escalating operating costs as primary causes. How many industries has your administration built or refurbished in the North-West, and what is the AKK pipeline status? 8. Oyo vs. Borno abductions: does a Northern life matter less? Explain the rationale behind the approach to the abduction of Oyo school students and those in the North. When Borno schoolgirls were abducted around the same period as the Oyo children, why was there no comparable delegation, security rescue effort, and level of presidential seriousness? Does the life of a Northerner matter to you? 9. Sunday Igboho vs. Northern traditional rulers: why did you listen to Yoruba monarchs and ignore Northern royals? Why did your administration act on the pleas of Yoruba monarchs regarding Sunday Igboho's status on the wanted/terrorist list, yet ignore Northern traditional rulers on comparable security and justice questions as it relates to Mallam Nasir El-Rufai? What is the principle behind the different treatment? 10. When your office asked us to hold our governors to account, how do you suggest we do that? Your office has publicly urged citizens to hold state governors accountable. Given that security, policing, and much of the fiscal framework sit with the Federal Government, what specific mechanisms — constitutional, fiscal, or oversight — do you propose citizens use, and will the Federal Government publish state-by-state performance data to make that accountability possible? 11. The Kaduna rally pledge — what happened to the promises you made on this same ground? On December 12, 2022, you stood in Kaduna and said: "We will create jobs. We will establish the marketing board that will give you the right prices, that