Daily Post News report that, The Osun State Muslim community has accused President Bola Tinubu and the 36 state governors of lacking the political will to address the economic hardship and hunger facing the country. According to the community's President, Sheikh Mustafa Ajisafe, the leaders are more focused on politics and personal ambition than on governance and the welfare of the people.
Sheikh Ajisafe stated that the country needs an agricultural revolution to reduce hunger and inflation, but instead of focusing on this, the leaders are distributing motorcycles and other empowerment tools that do not address the root causes of the problem. He also criticized the governors for not revitalizing agricultural settlements and instead distributing hairdressing and beautician equipment to youths.
The Islamic cleric emphasized that until leaders prioritize the country's prosperity over their personal ambitions, the situation will not improve. He urged leaders to concentrate on good governance and addressing the economic crisis rather than politics and personal gain.
This development highlights the concerns of the Osun State Muslim community about the leadership's approach to addressing the economic challenges facing the country. The community's call for an agricultural revolution and good governance resonates with many Nigerians who are struggling with hunger and economic hardship.
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