The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) said it sees light in the tunnel of national rebirth and national reconstruction that will accelerate economic growth, political stability and social cohesion if Nigerians join hands to redirect the ship of state from its perilous course that has impoverished millions of compatriots.
The National Chairman of APM, Yusuf Mamman Dantalle, in a press statement issued in Abuja, urged “Nigerians to begin to see the New Year as an occasion to individually and collectively resolve to build the Nigeria of our dream where no person is oppressed.”
He said as we play our roles in nation building, the economy will rebound with prosperity, job creation and better life for all. Indeed, Nigerians had unprecedented tough times in 2023.
” But tough times never last, tough, resilient, resourceful people do. With God in our side, we shall overcome all obstacles and move the nation to the next level of prosperity.
“Poor leadership and ill-conceived policies have been the bane of Nigerian governments since independence in 1960. In 2024, Nigerians will take their national destiny in their hands, hold governments at all levels accountable in renewed effort to build a better society.
“It is time for patriotism, time to serve our fatherland with love and strength and faith; one nation bound in freedom, faith and unity.
“Allied Peoples Movement will be in the forefront of this national rescue mission. Nigeria is the only country we can call our own, we are duty bound to halt the drift to economic stagnation, political upheavals, ethnic conflicts, terrorism, insurgency, banditry and kidnapping,” he said.
