In a bid to strengthen Nigeria’s economic, social, political, and technological status among the comity of nations, the Nigeria Reset Movement(NRM) has resettee it’s resolved to ensure accountability among political and community leaders.

A statement made available to The Guardian on Tuesday, in Awka, Anambra State, by the Public Relations Officer, David Jones, said that the NRM is created to operate as a rallying point and the mechanism for all Nigerians to meaningfully check the establishment and hold them accountable for their various actions against the nation.

The statement said, “The NRM is people-oriented, non-partisan, a political vehicle dedicated to Reset Nigeria towards resuscitating the harmony, dignity and precolonial socioeconomic governance systems of the 371 ethno-linguistic nations that comprise Nigeria.

“Our tool for ensuring accountability harkens back to tradition, whereby if the honour of a village member was called into question, they were summoned to the village square to be held to account and face judgement.

“The village square in 21st-century Nigeria is a public call out to come and debate your actions or stance on an issue, not in front of 371 Nigerians”.

NRM added, “If you made a claim, defend it. You made a promise to the people – account for it. You believe Nigeria is on the right trajectory… come and defend that position before the Nigerian people”.

According to NRM, “No longer will wolves among us be allowed to hide among the sheep”, insisting that citizens can mete out justice by withholding their labour, respect, and service to those who have been found wanting when called to defend their honour through debate.

Jones regretted that the system of moral decay, materialism and self-centredness which has plagued Nigeria since independence, has led the country closer to social annihilation.

The NRM also criticised Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State over what it termed alleged betrayal of his supporters and his reputation as a man of the people in the just-concluded August 16, 2026, governorship election in the state.