In a recent statement, Prince Tony Ezeimo, a Political Philosopher and former Director of Academic Planning at the International Bio-Research Institute in Enugu and current Senior Special Assistant (Budget Monitoring & Evaluation) to the President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to implement the 2014 National Conference report as a crucial step toward revitalizing Nigeria.
Ezeimo described the report as a “road map to a new Nigeria,” emphasizing that it outlines key reforms necessary for addressing the nation’s pressing challenges. He highlighted the need for immediate action, stating that the recommendations could significantly enhance governance, national unity, and economic stability.
“The 2014 Confab report provides a comprehensive framework for restructuring our political and economic systems,” Ezeimo remarked. “It is imperative for the current administration to harness its insights for a better future.”
As Nigeria faces numerous socio-economic issues, Ezeimo’s call aligns with the growing demand for actionable strategies that can foster development and improve the quality of life for all citizens.
Ezeimo’s advocacy comes at a critical time, as the nation seeks effective solutions to longstanding problems, including security concerns and economic disparity. Implementing the Confab’s recommendations could pave the way for transformative policies that resonate with the aspirations of the Nigerian populace.
As discussions continue around national development strategies, the spotlight is now on President Tinubu to take decisive steps toward realizing the vision outlined in the 2014 report.
