A coalition of individuals and organizations committed to instituting a culture of good governance and public accountability in Nigeria, known as Enough is Enough has concluded plans to expose the good, bad and ugly side of party politics in the country, reports ITRealms.
A press
statement made available to ITRealms confirmed that a line up of speakers have affirmed
participation.
EiE’s Executive
Director, Ms ‘Yemi Adamolekun told ITRealms that they are hosting a
conversation on Saturday, July 8th at Muson
Centre Agip Hall, Onikan, Lagos, to discuss burning issues and proffer solutions.
"The 2019
election cycle is already here. We are interested in not just talking about the
challenges but examining solutions that will help aspirants in elections post
2019," she said.
Pointing out that in a democracy, the citizens have dreams
and aspirations about what they would like their country to be like, but the
political party system is the mechanism by which those dreams come true by way
of policies, rules and regulations.
“Therefore, politics cannot be separated from a country's
development” she said, stressing that Nigeria’s political system is capable of
delivering the hopes and aspirations of millions of Nigerians.
The conversation, Yemi said, will be moderated by Feyi
Fawehimi, a social commentator, while some of the panelistss include Ayisha
Osori, Bobo Omotayo, and Akinyinka Akinnola among others.
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