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- Aims and Objectives of ACN
- Leadership of ACN
- Organization of ACN
- Achievements of ACN
- Weaknesses of ACN
Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) was a merger of a faction of the Alliance for Democracy and several other minor political parties in September 2006. Many supporters and members of ACN were from South-West Nigeria. In 2003, the party merged with three other political parties to form “All Progressive Congress” (APC).
Aims and Objectives of ACN:
- To improve the quality of education and provide free education at all levels.
- To improve the standard of living of people especially people in rural areas.
- To improve health services. Provide free healthcare services for children and the elderly.
- To improve rural development and create employment opportunities for all
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