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Open Letter to President Tinubu: Uphold the Decision on 175 Convicted Persons

Open Letter to President Tinubu: Uphold the Decision on 175 Convicted Persons

By Abbati Bako, Political Strategy and Communications Consultant and Global Political Analyst

Mr. President,

A leader’s strength is measured by their resolve to stand by decisions that reflect their administration’s values and principles. Hence, reversing the decision on the 175 convicted persons could undermine the integrity and influence of your government and send a message of weakness.

The Executive Council’s decision was a deliberate and considered one, reflecting your administration’s commitment to justice and accountability. To reverse it now could be seen as a lack of conviction and undermine public trust.

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Nigerians expect strong leadership, and this decision is an opportunity to demonstrate your government’s stance on justice and accountability. Stand firm, Mr. President, and uphold the decision that reflects your administration’s values.

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A reversal could have far-reaching implications as follows—

1. Erodes Public Trust:

Undermines confidence in your government’s ability to make tough decisions.

2. Encourages Impunity:

Sends a message that those in power can influence outcomes.

3. Reversing Weakens Institutions:

Undermines the rule of law and respect for judicial processes. Mr. President, a leader’s true strength lies in their ability to stand by their decisions, even in the face of opposition. Uphold the decision and demonstrate your government’s commitment to justice and accountability.

Sincerely,
Abbati Bako can be reached @ abbatibako@gmail.com
+2349077889959

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