Here they are;
(1)That the collapse of oil price is a blessing to Nigeria as it presents an opportunity for a new beginning.
(2) That the Federal Government should consider ‘loosening of Abuja stranglehold on the states’.
(3) That Nigeria can’t experience sustainable and inclusive growth in the face of ‘mass elite discord’
(4) That agriculture might not be a sustainable option for Nigeria’s economy given the disastrous level of poverty and illiteracy in the country.
(5) That there is urgent need to Identify and break ‘dynasties of poverty’ as the surest path to sustainable growth and inclusiveness.
(6) That APC government must not see the oil price collapse as a temporary development with hope for a rebound.
(7) That APC must stop the blame game and focus on the challenges confronting Nigeria at the moment.
(8) That APC government has not much time left having spent 35 per cent of its working days with no major milestones.
(9) That he wondered if APC has any sustainable agenda at the moment, as a collection of any five APC leaders might just be source of comic relief.
(10) That APC should consider proper devolution of power to the states for the management of their resources.
(11) That APC should come clean with Nigerians, providing a measurable agenda with specific timelines for execution.
(12) That APC should be the change it professes to be, if it must be taken seriously by Nigerians.
(13) That APC must create an agenda for industrialisation and give form and content to change.
(14) That APC must change from a coalition to grab power to a governing team.
(15) That APC must be careful not to repeat the mistake of PDP which ruined itself with opposition from within.
(16) That not providing qualitative education for the poor masses is building a time bomb that will affect everybody sooner or later.
And in conclusion, he said, he has belief, faith and hope that Nigeria would be great if its leaders do the right things.
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