For impact, tackle insecurity, dwindling economy within first year, Tinubu advised   

To make lasting impact on Nigerians within the first year of his administration, the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has been advised to focus on tackling the twin challenge of dwindling economy and insecurity.
 
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and House of Representatives aspirant in Yewa North/Imeko-Afon federal constituency in Ogun State, Engr. Gbenga Akinwande, while speaking with The Guardian, said that with the level of hopelessness in the country at the moment, Tinubu must find a way of resolving the two major challenging issues to arrest the despondency among the population.
 
He specifically noted that in his first year in office, the president-elect must find a way to improve the economy through programmes and projects that will create jobs across the country.
 
He said: “Most central to this economic development is improvement in the power and energy sector. Industries and domestic users should be able to enjoy a minimum of 18 hours of uninterrupted power supply daily. He should also roll out massive road and infrastructure projects, which will create both temporary and permanent jobs for all ages all over the country.”
 

It is imperative for the president-elect to know that Nigeria needs visionary leaders like Franklin Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Winston Churchill, and most particularly, the visionary ideologies of Obafemi Awolowo.
 
“He should focus greater attention on agriculture for both domestic consumption and export. Farm machinery, implements, land, fertilisers, and loans at a low single-digit interest rate should be made available to farmers, particularly young people who should be encouraged to go into crop farming, livestock and animal husbandry,” he said.