How Tinubu can unite Nigeria as soon he gets to office

Bola Tinubu, the president-elect, is getting set to be sworn in as Nigeria's next president on May 29.

Due to the Muslim-Muslim ticket, the emergence of Tinubu has generated controversies, particularly from the Nigerian Christians and this made it down on him to unite the country as spoon as he gets to the office as President.

Bola Tinubu, the president-elect, is getting set to be sworn in as Nigeria's next president on May 29.

Due to the Muslim-Muslim ticket, the emergence of Tinubu has generated controversies, particularly from the Nigerian Christians and this made it down on him to unite the country as spoon as he gets to the office as President.

Since his declaration, some opposition parties and their candidates, including Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi of the Peoples Democratic Party and the Labour Party, have refused to rejected their outcome of the election and are challenging his victory in court.

However, the presidency has said that the outcry of the opposition would stop the inauguration of the president-elect on May 21 except a court of law gives an otherwise verdict.

But reacting to the issues on ground, Okalawon Gaffar, a political commentator, posited that Tinubu should come up with intellectual people that are not affiliated with any political parties.

Gaffar said: "Tinubu needs to set ground running by including, gathering fine brains to be at the helms of the affairs. Now, the country is at a sensitive point. Therefore, it is germane he comes up with people that are capable without political affiliations but intellectual capacities."

He then urged the president-elect to prioritized electricity and unemployment to tackle crime.

The analyst said: "He should address the issue of electricity. If that is sorted, Nigeria will be a better place. More so, he should work on unemployment rate in the country. If people are employed, the crime rate will be reduced. Above all, the number of children out of schools should be taken proper care of."