From Femi Oyelola, Kaduna
A group under the auspices of Concerned Northern Forum (CNF) has called on the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu to be magnanimous and unite the country into one whole family,.
The Spokesman of CFN Aliyu Muhammadu Sanni, stated this in a statement made available to the media in Kaduna yesterday.
The Group said the President-elect, should ensure there is a uniform distribution of political appointments to well-deserving individuals from all regions of the country, saying positions that have been held by a particular region should be taken to the sister region for unity and peace to continue to reign.”
According to them positions like the SGF held by a Northerner for eight years should be given to a Southerner, the position of CBN Governor that has been in the south should come to the North, The GCEO of the NNPC LTD that has been in the North should go to the South, service chiefs, same in MDAs and other government agencies, all juicy and key positions should be swapped to maintain balance and stability in the country.”
“Mr President elect you to have the record of bringing the best heads together, you are detribalised Nigerian, a goal getter, pacesetter, we urge you to please use your attributes to unify Nigeria and make Nigeria work again.”
“As a priority, you should focus on the economy, give special attention to transforming our economy into a modern and global one that will compete with the economies of super power countries in the world, because we have both the potentials and resources to make that happen.”
“Naira should be strengthened, hence the introduction of deliberate, practically working economic policies and interventions in all sectors of the economy targeted at uplifting the masses from the abject poverty, they were faced with, their suffering must be alleviated to give way for peace, progress and development. “
“This will eventually lead to the reduction of crime rates in the country and make a suitable atmosphere for business to strive and create more job opportunities for our teeming youths.” the Statement reads.
