Iba Gani Adams, the 16th Aare Onakakanfo of Yoruba land has implored President Bola Tinubu to commit himself to restructuring the country noting that it is the best way to sustainably solve the myriads of problems bedeviling the country.

The advice was contained in an open he wrote to the president where he also felicitated him on his victory at the Supreme Court.

The Yoruba Generalissimo described Tinubu’s victory at the apex court as an affirmation of the mandate given to him at the February 25th poll.

The letter read in part: “Your Excellency, I, Iba Gani Abiodun Ige Adams, the Aare Onakakanfo of Yoruba land, write to congratulate you on your victory at the Supreme Court.

“Your victory at the apex court was an affirmation of the popular mandate given to you by Nigerians at the February 25 presidential election. It is a reflection of your avowed commitment to justice, fair play and merits of the law, without fear or favour.

“In every election, there is always a winner and a loser. But the underlining fact remains that we are all one, indivisible Nigeria that is binded by fate to be the leading nation in Africa.

“Nigeria is going through a lot at the moment, but it must be said that your victory has given rise to a leadership that this time demands. And we must agree with the fact that this is truly a new chapter in the political trajectory of Nigeria.

“Your Excellency, as much as I join other Nigerians to celebrate your victory, I am of the view that now is the time for us to build the Nigeria of our dream.

“However, let me say it for posterity that Nigerians, irrespective of our ethnic nationalities have common belief in the strength of our diversity.

“And your commitment to continue to serve all Nigerians of all political persuasions, tribes and faiths with honour and respect for the diverse opinions and uniting values of our citizens should be the fulcrum of your administration.”

He said further “As the Aareonakakanfo of Yoruba land, I believe in restructuring as the best solution to the foundational problem of Nigeria, I will continue to support your administration as a Yoruba man, a brother and father of the nation, especially, a Nigerian nation that is tied to this political ideology.

“It is the dream of our founding fathers to see Nigeria becoming a prosperous nation. A nation that is ready to fulfill its dreams and the collective aspirations of the citizens.

“It is this belief that should, therefore be the guiding light that would help in directing the energy of our people towards building a virile, stronger, united, and more prosperous country.

“Your Excellency, as I share in your moment of victory, let the reform and the Renewed Agenda of your administration begin; it is my hope that Nigeria will grow from strength to strength for it to fulfill the dream of our founding fathers.

“Asiwaju, congratulations once again. I pray God and the Yoruba ancestors to guide your path as you fulfill the destiny of our dear nation”.