All Is Not Well: Read Tinubu’s Powerful Open Letter To Saraki

Bola Tinubu complimented Senator Bukola Saraki after the charges against him by the government was dropped – The APC chieftain however told the congressperson that there is more work to be done – He prompted him to utilize his position to better the lives of Nigerians Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has kept in touch with Senator Bukola Saraki taking after the dropping of charges of criminal intrigue against him and Senator Ike Ekweremadu.

The Senate president and his agent have been charged for affirmed yet the government documented an appeal to pull back the charge after an affirmation had been recorded under the steady gaze of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory by the suit officer from the elected service of equity, Odubu Loveme, on Thursday, October 6.

Vanguard reports that in an announcement through Tunde Rahman, Tinubu respected the withdrawal of the case yet said all is not well yet as the authority of the senate still has a considerable measure to do to put the nation all together.

Tinubu said the All Progressives Congress had the obligation of satisfying its guarantees to Nigerians. "To bring the dynamic change the APC promised to the general population of this country, will require dynamic and inventive administration. New enactment will be required to haul the country out of the financial mess.

"More vital, such visionary enactment will be considerably more expected to for all time change our national financial design with the goal that we may advance the kind of assorted, solid monetary development and livelihood that will guarantee a more grounded future and better protect the country from the delicacy intrinsic in basing the monetary welfare of the country on the worldwide cost of a solitary product. This must be our top need.

"While those included may justifiably feel a positive feeling or vindication, this is no time for them to celebrate or to trust all is well with the country essentially in light of the fact that all has turned out well for them on this matter. All is not well.

“Throughout the nation, the people stagger and groan under the weight of economic hardship.

This legislature and our gathering must hear and react to their supplication. We should lead the way.

“A mind and heart unburdened by the spectre of possible legal liability is also free to devote itself to the pressing matters of state. Consequently, this action presents a unique window of opportunity for the National Assembly to reset its bearings and to focus on the real issues at hand.

 “History will not look kindly on those involved if they were to squander this fine chance. As never before, Nigerians look to the various arms of government to perform their roles so that the country can walk the path of change and renewal.

“May those who are the beneficiaries of this legal outcome now rededicate yourselves to fulfilling the progressive tenets of the APC and to honoring the promises we made to the people with regard to their governance and well being. Now that you have overcome this legal battle, you must dedicate yourselves to helping Nigeria win the greater war against poverty, despair and failure. No matter our past difference, in this effort we must stand united in purpose and resolve. Nigeria must do more than survive. It must thrive.”