Under President Goodluck Jonathan's leadership, achievements across key sectors include increasing agricultural production and reducing food imports, establishing new universities to improve access to education, refurbishing healthcare facilities and reducing maternal mortality, completing water projects to provide access to millions, and constructing and rehabilitating over 28,500 km of roads. Reforms to the power, aviation, rail, and ports sectors have also been undertaken. Non-oil exports have increased significantly under Jonathan's administration.

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2. AGRICULTURE
 Decades of corruption in fertilizer and seed
distribution ended with direct access by farmers,
thereby saving the government over N25Billiom
 Nigeria’s food import bill reduced from N1.1 Trillion to
N648Billion, placing the country firmly on the path to
food self-sufficiency
 President Jonathan launched the Dry Season Farm
Support Programme to encourage dry season farming
with N14Billion, representing an increase of 56% over
the 2013 season
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3. EDUCATION
 In order to reduce the N10.5million school drop-out in the
country, a number if special intervention programmes such as
the Almajiri Education, the Girl-Child Education and Back-to-
school were initiated.
 12 new Universities (9 in the North, 3 in the south) have been
established to enhance access to Federal Universities across
the country and absorb thousands of students who are denied
University admission every year
 To improve the quality of instruction, the GEJ administration
sponsored 7,000 lecturers of Federal and State tertiary
institutions for post-graduate studies home and abroad
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4. HEALTH
1,500 primary healthcare facilities were
refurbished and supplied with essentials drugs
Maternal mortality has dropped by more than 50%
in Midwives Service Scheme (MSS) facilities.
Guinea worm disease, which previously affected
over 800,000 lives yearly, has been eradicated
from Nigeria.
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5. WATER RESOURCES
Seven water supply projects were
completed, providing about 4.3million
Nigerians access to portable water
Over 4,000 jobs were created in the
process
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6. ROADS
A total of 28,500 kilometers of road were
constructed or rehabilitated
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7. POWER
Unbundled Power Holding Company of
Nigeria (PHCN): 11 distribution and 6
penetration companies) were successfully
privatized and handed over to new owners
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8. AVIATION
 For the first time, Nigeria has an Aviation Master Plan
and Road Map.
 For the first time in over three decades, all 22
Federally-owned airports across the country re being
remodeled; resulting in improved-passenger
experience.
 Installation of cutting-edge navigational aids, especially
the Instruments Landing System (ILS) and Total Radar
Coverage (TRACON to enhance air safety.
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9. RAILS
Revival of the Rail transportation system in
Nigeria which has been moribund for over
3 decades
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10. PORTS
Ports operating 24 hours for the first time
since 1970, drastically reducing the
clearing time for cargoes.
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11. OIL AND GAS
 Effective distribution of petroleum products, no more
queues for days to buy products since the GEJ
administration.
 Domestic gas supply to support the power sector has
increased by 72% as part of the emergency gas supply
programme
 Nigerians now operate crude oil transportation
tankers, flying Nigerian flags. Nigerian-owned marine
vessels have increased from 94 to 388, creating
employment for over 30,000 Nigerians
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12. FINANCIAL MARKETS
 All 24 Nigerian banks are now stable and adequately
capitalized.
 Cashless Initiative: Nigerians are currently able to
travel within and outside the country without carrying
cash.
 Our Credit card and debit card accepted worldwide
 Limit to volume of cash allowed per bank transaction
curbing corruption.
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13. JOB CREATION
Community Service Scheme (Sure-P)
About 120,000 employed so far
Concept of YOUWIN!
Grants to empower young Nigerians with
entrepreneurial ideas leading to increase in
manufacturing and self-employment.
240,000 jobs have been directly created in different
sectors of the economy. At least 80,000 jobs are
expected this year.
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14. ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT
 The UN Conference on Trade and Development
has named Nigerian as the No. 1 destination
for investments in Africa, attracting over $7bn
is Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
Nigeria’s 1 billion Eurobond was
oversubscribed – a sign of confidence in
the country’s economy.
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15. NON-OIL EXPORTS
Non-oil exports have increased to 31%, up
from 8% five years ago.
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16. NON-OIL EXPORTS
Non-oil exports have increased to 31%, up
from 8% five years ago.
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17. HOUSING
Over 61,000 housing units were built in six
geopolitical zones to provide affordable and
quality houses.
World Bank has agreed to support the federal
Government with investment of $30million
zero-interest, 40-years loan, 10 years grace
and 0.7% commitment charge-to lower costs,
particular lending rates.
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18. MANUFACTURING
The launching of the National industrial
Revolution Plan (NIRP) and the National
Enterprise Development Programme have
led to the resuscitation of Nigerian
automobile industry.
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19. ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY
Positive impact in the entertainment
industry. Nigerian movies and music
dominate the industry throughout Africa
and beyond.
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20. INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (ICT)
 The telecommunications industry currently contributes
8.5% to the GDP, compared to 0.62% in 2001.
 27 Federal Universities are connected via 10GBps
meshed trunk, circuits, to form the Nigerian Research
& Education Network (NigREN) with connectivity to
other international research networks.
 Computing facilities to 74 tertiary institutions and 218
public schools.
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21. RULE OF LAW
Allowed due process to reign.
Signed the Freedom of Information (FOI)
Bill into law, a Bill that previous
governments avoided.
Restructuring of the pension payment
system.
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22. WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
Women make up about 50% of the
 Nigerian population. GEJ administration
has empowered more women than any
administration in the history of Nigeria.
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