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APC CANDIDATE MUST COMMITT TO FORMATION OF NATIONAL UNITY GOVERNMENT – OLAWEPO-HASHIM

According to him, as of today, Nigeria is technically at war on multiple fronts and the solution requires “a patriotic, and non-partisan approach

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May 19, 2022
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APC CANDIDATE MUST COMMITT TO FORMATION OF NATIONAL UNITY GOVERNMENT – OLAWEPO-HASHIM
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A chieftain of the ruling All Progressive Congress, APC, Mr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim has counseled that any aspirant deserving of been put forward as the Presidential candidate of the party must commit to the formation of a Government of National Unity, GNU.

This is coming some days after the National Chairman of the party Abdullahi Adamu promised that the party will field its finest candidates ahead of the 2023 general elections. About 25 aspirants are currently waiting on screen track to bear the flag of the party in next year’s presidential contest.

In a media release by his media office in Abuja on Wednesday, Olawepo-Hashim maintained that the Government of National unity must be made up of credible Nigerians to unite the country.

He added that the government must also be tasked to “secure the nation and bring immediate relief to our suffering people whose welfare have been battered due to the Energy crises coming just at the heels of economic crises occasioned by the Covid 19 pandemic.”

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According to him, as of today, Nigeria is technically at war on multiple fronts and the solution requires “a patriotic, and non-partisan approach to navigate its current existential crises, as it happened during and after the Nigeria civil war in 1970.”

Aside the post-civil war experiment, the GNU option also gained traction during the crises that trailed the annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election, when pro-democracy groups called on the winner of the election to form an inclusive unity government to navigate the nation out the impasse.

Last Wednesday, at its meeting at Isanya-Ogbo, Ogun state, leaders of the Afenifere, the Pan-Yoruba socio-political group equally reiterated the call for a GNU arrangement ahead of the 2023 general elections saying it will help tackle the insecurity problems in the country and “midwife a new democratic government.”

While withdrawing from the 2023 presidential race last Friday, Olawepo-Hashim, said “he hope our party will still be able to find a candidate for the 2023 election that will unite and secure our country. One that will lead an inclusive government, and build a prosperous economy that will not leave anyone behind.”

He noted that his decision to contest in the first instance, “was to offer a national platform for progressive forces who believe in the necessity and possibility of a new Nigeria, capable of securing itself from internal and external threats, and bring prosperity to all her people.”

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