Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has vowed to reopen Nigeria’s land borders and develop ports in the south if elected president in 2027. The pledge was made during a visit by his political supporters in Abuja. Atiku, running under the African Democratic Congress, emphasized infrastructure and economic growth as key priorities. His commitment follows recent calls for improved cross-border trade and regional connectivity. The promise aligns with broader efforts to enhance Nigeria’s economic prospects through strategic development projects. Supporters highlight the potential impact of these initiatives on trade and local economies. The focus on border reopening reflects ongoing discussions about regional integration and economic stability.