As Nigeria grapples with deepening socio-economic challenges, Ambassador James Erebuoye, President of the Involved Nigerian Community in Diaspora and Rebuild Nigeria Motion (CNNDRNM), has expressed that the onus for change doesn’t lie solely on President Tinubu’s shoulders.
As an alternative, he requires a collective effort from all residents to drive the nation in the direction of restoration.
Throughout a press convention in Abuja, Amb. Erebuoye confused that President Tinubu, whereas striving to satisfy his duties, requires the unwavering assist and cooperation of the Nigerian populace to usher in a brand new period of socio-economic stability.
“The options to the present social pandemic in our nation largely depend upon a honest social and moral reorientation,” stated Erebuoye.
He urged Nigerians to embody patriotism, honesty, and sincerity in each side of their lives, emphasizing that these virtues are essential in addressing the nation’s challenges.
Transitioning to the duties of elected officers, Amb. Erebuoye reminded residents that accountability extends past the presidency.
“Many of the issues we face, are largely points on the concurrent and residual listing of presidency, that may truly be dealt with by the state authorities and authorities on the native degree, however the entire discuss is concerning the President who to an affordable extent didn’t trigger most of those issues,” he declared.
Erebuoye highlighted that the main target usually stays on the President, who didn’t essentially trigger most of the issues at hand.
This assertion serves as a name to motion for governmental our bodies in any respect ranges to step up and contribute to the nation’s restoration efforts.
In a message of hope, Amb. Erebuoye reassured Nigerians that the nation’s present plight will not be distinctive and that overcoming such hardships is feasible, as evidenced by international locations like Singapore.
He emphasised the pressing want for an attitudinal reorientation amongst Nigerians as a pivotal step in the direction of swift and significant transformation.
“Let’s not lose hope that with a agency perception in our coronary heart and a change in our mindset, Nigeria will rise above these challenges.”
