Reacting, the Christian Association of
Nigeria, CAN, used opportunity of the
60th independence anniversary to
ask President Muhammadu Buhari to
implement the recommendations of
the 2014 national conference to
move the country forward.
In a statement issued yesterday to
commemorate the 60th independence
anniversary of the country, Samson
Ayokunle, National President of CAN,
said: “Our economy is in shambles
and the naira has been devalued
beyond recognition while the masses
are at the receiving end. The cost of
living has gone beyond the reach of
many Nigerians, our youths are
becoming increasingly vulnerable to
criminality in the absence of gainful
employments or job opportunities.

“We urge President Muhammadu
Buhari to immediately sign the
Electoral Bill reform which has been
gathering dust on his table since last
year. Our elections should be free,
fair and credible if we want the
governed and other nations to
respect our political leaders. Trust is
earned, not imposed or enforced.

“Our governments should be
sensitive to the yearnings and the
groaning of the governed. The era of
asking the people to tighten their
belts while those in power are
loosening theirs should stop.
“Both the Federal and State
governments must give a sense of
belonging to all citizens irrespective
of their religious, tribal, and political
persuasions. Lopsided appointments
in favour of one part of the country at
the expense of the other, or in favour
of one religion at the expense of the
other will only deepen the crises in
the polity. This will put pay to those
calling for the balkanisation of the
country.
“We call on the government to revisit
the 2014 National Conference Report
with a view to using it to address
some problems militating against the
peace and unity of the country. We
don’t need another conference if
there is a political will to implement
the report.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/10/be-sensitive-to-our-yearnings-implement-2014-confab-outcomes-can-tells-buhari/

Buhari have ear problem, he can't hear you.