Tinubu, Adeleke, Others Lack Commitment To Tackle Hardship – Osun Muslim Community

The Osun State Muslim community has disclosed that political leaders in the country have no commitment towards addressing the present situation.

The group also decried the massive decline of Agriculture in the Southwest, calling for an aggressive agricultural revolution across the state to tackle food insecurity.

The Muslim group noted that both the President Bola Tinubu-led Federal Government and the 36 state governors have no political will to nip the claws of hardship bedevilling the country in the bud.

The group made this known through its President, Sheikh Mustafa Ajisafe, during a press conference to herald activities to commemorate the 1446 Hijrah.

The press conference was held at the Muslim Community Secretariat in Osogbo, the Osun State capital.

Ajisafe said, “Our leaders lack the political will to fight the excruciating hunger ravaging the country as a result of economic crises around the world. Our leaders rather than concentrating on agriculture to reduce hunger, they were busy distributing motorcycles as empowerment.”

“Instead of President Bola Tinubu focusing on rescuing the economy from inflationary crisis, he is busy with the politics of 2027. He is busy dissipating the energy of politics rather than good governance.

“The Governors are busy distributing motorcycles, hairdressing and beautician equipment to youths instead of revitalizing the various agricultural settlements to concentrate on their areas of comparative advantage with a view to pulling the country out of the woods.

“Until we have people whose love for the country and its people supersede that of their personal ambition, then, maybe they will lead the country into prosperity,” he said.