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The Inter Party Advisory Council (IPAC) in Osun State has sued for continuous peace in the country, urging all Nigerians to live together peacefully regardless of tribal and religious affiliation.
The IPAC Chairman and Secretary, Dr. Tosin Odeyemi and Hon. Kazeem Araoye in a statement said the independence anniversary offers the opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices of the nation’s founding fathers and the resilience of the Nigerian people.
The group said despite economic and security challenges confronting the country, the Nigerian spirit remains unbroken, urging residents to keep praying for the country and its leaders.
The IPAC said it shares in the pains and struggles of ordinary Nigerians, particularly families grappling with the current economic realities, expressing optimism that the difficult moments will soon pass.
“We are confident that Nigeria’s future is bright and Osun’s future is brighter. With unity, patriotism and purposeful leadership, we will overcome our present challenges and build the state and nation of our dreams with prayers and determination,” the statement read.
Also, IPAC reiterated its commitment to deepening democracy, promoting peace and good governance in the state.
The statement noted that the group will not compromise on its resolve to collaborate with the Osun State Government in the interest of the people, while also discharging its duties as a watchdog.
“We will continue to support policies and programmes that uplift the lives of our people and advance the development of our dear state. At the same time, we will not shy away from pointing out errors where necessary, offering constructive criticisms and credible alternatives in the spirit of true democracy,” IPAC added.
