A political pressure group, One Nation Asiwaju/Shettima Support Group, has taskPresident Bola Tinubu to rebuild the nation’s economic and socio-political institutions.
The group also advised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to provide good governance and economically empower the middle class.
The Director-General of the group, Alhaji Muhammadu Dagaci, gave the advice at a Victory Celebration and Contributory Agenda Setting for the Tinubu administration in Abuja, on Saturday.
According to Dagaci, the challenges facing the country required immediate rebuilding of Nigeria’s economic and socio-political institutions through good governance.
He said, it also requires encouragement and economic empowerment of the middle class, respect for the constitution and rule of law, as well as proper education of the citizenry in the spirit of the constitution.
“Mr President, you are the destined new captain and the man of the moment to take Nigeria and Nigerians to the desired long hopeful safe destination.
“In this regard, anyone or group of individuals or even institutions that conspired to have brought our dear country to its present pathetic position, should be identified and punished accordingly,” the director-general said.
Similarly, he advised the president to ensure proper procedure and orderliness in the governance processes to curb corruption.
Dagaci said, this has progressively undermined the rule of law and circumvented the will of the people, thus making our growth and move forward as a nation, difficult.
He said that Tinubu’s fight against corruption must be inclusive and not selective, if it must make sense.
Dr Kailani Muhammed, the Director-General, Confederation of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Support Group, also urged the president to consider members of APC support groups in the next batch of ministerial nominees list.
Muhammed, who was represented by the group’s Director of Special Duties, Mr Suleiman Zailani, said that APC support groups deserved to be appreciated for delivering the party at the polls.
“What I’m saying is that the president should not concentrate just on the governors for ministerial appointment because the support groups largely have contributed in most cases much more than some state governors,” he said.
