Kachikwu advocates solution-focused approach to address Nigeria’s challenges

In the aftermath of recent protests and economic hardship, former African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate Dumebi Kachikwu has emphasised the need for unity and a solution-focused approach to address Nigeria’s challenges.

Kachikwu, while briefing the media at a world press conference in Abuja on Saturday, said Nigerians must move beyond the blame game and work together to find solutions to the country’s problems.

Kachikwu said, “As a nation, we are at a crossroads, and it’s time for us to come together and chart a new course towards prosperity and progress.”

Kachikwu, who has been a vocal advocate for good governance and economic reform, noted that Nigeria’s challenges are complex and multifaceted, requiring a collaborative effort to overcome them.

“We need to bring together the best minds and expertise from across the country to tackle our challenges head-on,” he said.

“We must prioritise solution-focused dialogue and work towards a common goal of building a better Nigeria for all citizens.”

The ADC presidential candidate also announced plans to host a series of town halls and solution-focused gatherings, bringing together stakeholders from diverse backgrounds to share ideas and expertise.

“By working together, we can overcome our challenges and build a brighter future for Nigeria,” Kachikwu said.

“I urge all Nigerians to join me in this effort and let’s work towards a united and prosperous Nigeria.”

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