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A group of distinguished Nigerians, including Emeka Anyaoku, former Secretary- General of the
Commonwealth, AB) AdebanjO, a Yoruba leader, and Idika a former Finance Minister. have announced a new initiative to salvage Nigeria from its current Challenges. The group Consists Of prominent figures from all parts of the country, who have come together to develop a strategyto save the nation.
The initiative. known as ‘ The New Agenda, • is focused on addressing the country’ s various economic, security, and political issues. It is hoped that the initiative will provide a roadmap for restoring stability and prosperity to Nigeria.
In addition to the notable names already mentioned, the New Agenda initiative includes many other influential figures from across Nigeria. Human rights activist Solomon Asemota, former Akwa Ibom State Governor Victor Attah, and former Nigerian Bar Association
President Olisa Agbakoba are just a few of the other notable figures involved, In total, the group consists of more than 70 people, each bringing their own unique perspectives and experiences to the table, This wide range of representation is seen as a strength Of the initiative. as it allows for a more nuanced understanding of the country’ s issues and a more comprehensive approach finding solutions.
At the conclusion of its meeting, the
Special Assembly Of Eminent National Leaders, also known as The Patriots, released a statement outlining its goals for a new agenda to improve the nation. In the statement, signed by the General Secretary, Olawale Okunniyi, the group announced its determination to use the upcoming funeral of Ben Nwabueze, a prominent Nigerian leader, as an opportunity to rally the country’ s leader: around a new vision for Nigeria. The funeral is seen as a moment Of national unity. and The Patriots believe it Will be the perfect opportunity to spur action or a range of critical issues facing the country.
At a recent meeting of the Special Assembly of Eminent National Leaders held at their national secretariat in Ilupeju, Lagos, the group approved a pla for the funeral of its late chairman, Professor Ben Nwabueze. The funeral scheduled to begin on February 23, 202 and will feature tributes from the nation s top political, religious, and traditional leaders. The assembly expressed its condolences to the Nwabueze family and emphasized the importance of the late leader’ S legacy in shaping Nigeria’ democracy. The group further stated its commitment to ensuring that the funer’ is a fitting tribute to Nwabue.
The Special Assembly of Eminent
National Leaders highlighted the late Professor Nwabueze’ s lifelong commitment to national reconciliation and unity. They noted that the funeral program was crafted with this legacy i’ mind, as a means of continuing his wo to bring all Nigerians together in peace and harmony. The assembly urged all Nigerians to use the occasion of the funeral as a time to renect on the country s challenges and commit to building a better future for all. The communique concluded With the hope that Professor Nwabueze’ s life and legacy Will inspire generations Of Nigerians to come together for the common good.
The Special Assembly Of Eminent National Leaders also highlighted the urgent need to address the security ar economic challenges facing the natio They expressed concern over the risin levels of insecurity, particularly the increase in kidnappings and banditry, especially in the north. The group furt highlighted the economic hardship be faced by many Nigerians, as well as t’ poor state of infrastructure across the country. The assembly urged the government to take immediate and decisive action to improve the situati( in order to ensure a more peaceful an prosperous future for all.
