As Nigerians and people the world over usher in Year 2023, Accord Candidate for the House of Representatives Oluyole Federal Constituency, Prince Ayodeji Abass-Aleshinloye, MDII, urged unity, peaceful, religious and ethnic co-existence among all as core virtues needed for national unity, stability and development.
In his New Year message through his media office, Prince Aleshinloye said in view of some of the recent unfortunate happenings in the country, there is a need for people in all parts of the nation to tread with caution in realisation that everyone is a stakeholder in realising a peaceful and prosperous nation where families can be raised, livelihoods earned and where individuals can worship their creator in diverse ways.
He said unity is needed now and we should ensure that comments and acts that may inflame passions or fan the embers of disunity are not promoted to avoid the worsening of security situation in the country.
“Nigerians should shun religious and ethnic intolerance which is a cause of the nation’s woes.
“Looking back at all that we went through in the past year, perhaps, the time has come for us to take an introspective look at ourselves in an attempt to get to the root of our problems and challenges.
Aleshinloye urged Nigerians to re-invent the unity of purpose which existed in the sixties and seventies, saying they should draw strength from the nation’s diversity.
He added:”it is highly imperative to ensure that the right pegs are placed in the right holes in the business of law making in order to right the wrong that have been a recurring decimal and anathema to the overall development of our dear country, Nigeria”.
While thanking the good people of Oluyole Federal Constituency for their support and co-operation and positive advice during this electioneering campaign period, he promised to redouble efforts to deliver the Oluyole Federal Constituency of our dreams.
“As I wish Nigerians the very best that this year will bring, I implore all electorate to vote for Accord Candidates in the forthcoming general election.
Happy New Year”