The Inter Party Advisory Council, IPAC, has challenged elected leaders in Nigeria to tackle the year 2024 with resolve and without excuses.
IPAC’s newly elected National Chairman, Yusuf Dantalle, gave the charge in a New Year message, saying that the council reflected on the resilience of Nigerians amidst a year marred by political upheaval, economic strife, and national insecurity.
He said, “The New Year brings a fresh opportunity to strive for a better Nigeria. We’ve faced trials on several fronts, but the spirit of the Nigerian people remains unbroken.
“It’s not the time for excuses. Our leaders must rise to the occasion to heal our divisions and move forward with determination.”
IPAC stressed the significance of the year 2024 as a pivotal moment for elected officials to show their commitment to improving the nation’s situation.
The Council urged leaders to address critical issues such as insecurity, economic recovery, infrastructure, employment, and national unity.
“Leadership requires more than just occupying an office; it demands action and accountability. The Nigerian people have given their mandate with the expectation of progress, not to hear about the baggage of the past,” Dantalle added.
IPAC also demanded electoral reforms and improvements from the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, especially in ensuring that the 2024 bye-elections and governorship polls in Edo and Ondo states are free, fair, and credible.
New Year: IPAC tasks leaders on delivery, says no room for excuses in 2024
