July 29, (THEWILL) – The Grand Patron, National Stability Project, Sen. Mohammed Sani Musa, has commended President Bola Tinubu for his unwavering commitment to addressing the challenges facing the nation.
Sen. Sani Musa made the commendation in a statement circulated to newsmen on Monday.
“I wish to commend His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for his unwavering commitment to stabilising our nation and addressing the myriad of challenges that confront us.
“Similarly, I applaud the leadership of the Senate led by the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, GCON, for their unrelenting efforts to foster economic growth and ensure that the dividends of democracy are equitably distributed among our citizenry,” he said.
Sen. Sani Musa, who is also the Chairman, Senate Committee on Finance, urged all Nigerians to rally behind the government’s initiatives and work collaboratively towards a more harmonious and prosperous Nigeria.
“Let us eschew actions that may undermine our collective progress, and instead engage in meaningful dialogue that will yield lasting solutions to our challenges,” he said.
On the planned nationwide protests against the current economic hardships, the lawmaker urged the organisers and participants to embrace peace and dialogue as the paramount instruments for “resolving our differences and addressing our grievances.”
“In light of the recent call for a national protest, I urge the organisers and participants to embrace peace and dialogue as the paramount instruments for resolving our differences and addressing our grievances
“We acknowledge the frustrations and concerns that have necessitated this clarion call.
“However, we firmly believe that constructive engagement with the government, rather than confrontation, is the most efficacious means of achieving our objectives and propelling our nation towards stability and prosperity,” he added.
Abdullahi Yusuf is a seasoned journalist, communicator and was previously the Deputy Editor-In-Chief and Zonal Manager, News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, Jos, where he retired on December 15, 2021
