President Bola Tinubu has been instructed to incorporate more opposition members in his cabinet, which may result in economic progress.
According to news sources, the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) made the advice.
Remember that on Thursday, the President submitted the first batch of ministerial nominees, which included four former governors, seven women, and 16 other outstanding Nigerians, through his Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila.
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IPAC thanked the president for meeting the 60-day deadline for submitting his ministerial list in a statement published by its National Publicity Secretary, Chinyere Kalu, and proposed that additional opposition members be included when he picks ministers to drive the nation’s economy.
The statement added that the IPAC National Chairman, Engr. Yabagi Y. Sani said the President should “do away with the winner takes all syndrome and chart a way forward for the nation.”
He remarked that “Following the release of the much-awaited ministerial list of nominees to the Senate on Thursday, July 27, 2023, by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) has called for the need for more inclusivity for stability in the body polity.
“it is noteworthy that the President brought on board people with good professional track records, thereby fulfilling his promise of uniting Nigerians on the mantra of ‘Renewed Hope.’
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“However, while acknowledging and appreciating the way he has run the affairs of the State thus far, IPAC suggests that Mr. President should do away with the winner takes all syndrome and chart a way forward for the nation.
“The National Chairman called on Mr. President to be more magnanimous by bringing on board more opposition party members, which will be in tandem with his campaign promises to all Nigerians and even after the election, where he pledged to run an all-inclusive government.”
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