Tinubu Needs Collaboration To Tackle Nigeria’s Problems , Buraimoh Tells Political Parties 

A chieftain of the Young Progressives Party, Buraimoh Peter on Tuesday has advised aggrieved Nigerians , political parties and groups to join hands with the President Bola Tinubu, in tackling the problems bedevilling the country.

Buraimoh stressed that all Nigerians need to collaborate with the His excellency Asiwaju Bola Tinubu formulating strategies on how to tackle “the myriad of problems confronting the nation including restructuring, economic, insecurity and others

YPP Chieftain,who is a coe Bola Tinubu supporter also condemned individuals and groups who are calling for the postponement or outright cancellation of the swearing-in of the president-elect.

He made the call during press briefing in Abuja yesterday he lauded Tinubu’s contributions to the struggle, highlighting the sacrifices he had made that set him apart from many others.

He particularly, expressed his belief that the remarkable changes witnessed in Lagos State under the leadership of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu as governor will be replicated across Nigeria after today.

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He confidently proclaimed, “Nigeria has changed, change has come. On the 29th of May, change will come, and it will be a permanent change. The transformation that has occurred in Lagos will be replicated.”

According to him, “You can only move from the known to the unknown, but you can’t move from the unknown to the known.”

He advised the aggrieved individuals and groups to go and study the statutes governing the electoral process properly.

“In the interest of these ‘self-serving individuals’ and the overall interest of the nation, they desist from the reckless and provocative statements and actions that can derail the nation’s democracy.

“Buraimoh then wonders why the case of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the President-elect is different. We see pure mischief on the part of those who now advocate for a change in this established legal procedure, as provided in the electoral Act, in the middle of the game.”