2023: Nigeria’s Current Situation May Provoke Uprising, Aspirant Warns Buhari

Accord Party Presidential Candidate on the platform, Amb Solomon Winning, has charged the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to incontinent address the socio-economic extremity in the country.

He noted that the current social and profitable situation may provoke a mass insurrection which could be more ruinous than the#EndSARS demurrers.

The Presidential Candidate pledged to address the shy power force in the country to insure accelerated socio-profitable development if tagged in 2023.

Solomon Winning unexpressed concern about the instability in the country, saying he’d restructure the nation’s security armature to more respond to pitfalls and cover the citizens.

Addressing Intelligencers in Abuja on Saturday, Winning, who hails from Ebonyi State, said he’d empower the youths and encourage them to emplace their creative powers for public development and growth.

According to him, it’s a shame that Nigeria was rated the poverty capital of the world despite its abundant mortal and natural coffers, which he said consecutive administrations had failed to use.

Solomon Winning explained that his government would tap and exploit the imagination, experience and global connections of crackers, noting that their moxie would help in placing the nation on the path of profitable advancement.

The aspirant stated, “Nigeria as Africa’s most populous country, the largest economy and a major democracy on the African continent is now faced with a myriad of troubles and setbacks in its social political and economic sphere arising from a weakening economy, rising insecurity, violent conflicts in most parts of the country threatening the progress made in our democratic development.

“I, however, call on President Muhamadu Buhari and his cabinet to sit up to address the shameful situation as the current trend, if not urgently addressed, could spark an uprising across the country that would be more consequential than the #EndSars protests.”