The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) has urged the federal government of Nigeria to prioritise insecurity and corruption in 2025.
The Executive Director of RULAAC, Mr Okechukwu Nwanguma said: “Tackling issues such as corruption and insecurity must be central to government agendas, as effective leadership in these areas will ultimately determine the country’s trajectory towards prosperity and development in the coming years.”
According to him in 2025 the federal government should also prioritise sustainable economic development and effective governance that directly addresses the needs of citizens.
He added: “This should include implementing policies that promote job creation, agricultural productivity, and infrastructure development, while also ensuring transparency and accountability in the management of public resources.
“Leaders should focus on decentralizing power and fostering local governance, enabling communities to participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives actively, thus enhancing the overall democratic experience.
“Additionally, I anticipate a stronger emphasis on national unity and social cohesion among Nigerian leaders in 2025. Addressing ethnic and regional divides through inclusive policies and dialogue will be crucial for fostering peace and stability.
“Investments in education and healthcare need to be prioritized to empower the youth and improve the quality of life for all citizens.”
