Learning objectives
- Identify the main reform areas in Chapter Five.
- Explain how federalism, accountability and diversification fit together.
- Choose a constructive community-service pathway.
Major reform areas
Federalism & governance
Cooperative federalism, proportional representation, regional assemblies, county councils and traditional leadership integration.
Security & justice
Unified and representative forces under civilian oversight, law-enforcement reform, disarmament and accountability mechanisms.
Economy
Agriculture, financial-sector growth, renewable energy, regional trade and transparent oil-revenue management.
Institutions
Independent anti-corruption and judicial bodies, merit-based appointments, public audits and civil-service reform.
Democracy
Constitutional and electoral reform, civic education, independent media, election observation and dispute resolution.
National development
Infrastructure, education, healthcare, social protection, communications, agriculture and climate resilience.
Mobilisation and contribution
The manifesto lists civic education, engagement with youth and women, national dialogue, coalition building, international advocacy, transitional governance and truth, reconciliation and accountability.
Field assignment
Plan a 30-minute community information session. Include: audience, key message, language, venue, safeguarding, two discussion questions and a simple report-back method.
Service pathways
Civic educator · Translator · Digital volunteer · Community mobiliser · Research assistant · Event organiser · Youth or women's coordinator · Chapter administrator.