In a statement, the President of NCRIB, Mr Rotimi Edu, said that the country needed the collaboration of all stakeholders to entrench a virile political process in the country.
Edu appealed to all the political candidates to focus on how they would better the lots of the electorates who voted them into office.
He noted that winners of all positions should be magnanimous enough to embrace other contestants and sue for peace.
The NCRIB president urged leaders that would emerge from the democratic process to demonstrate the large capacity to accommodate the divergent socio-economic and political complexities of the nation for the good of all.
Edu also charged them to focus on revitalisation of the economy and make insurance, which is a risk-mitigating device for economic revival.
According to him, all over the world, insurance has always been an enabler of commerce and the economy, because it provides peace of mind, which is needed for enduring national progress.
“The destiny of the nation is tied to the polity and depended on leaders who emerge for the next four years.
“It behooves on the electorate to always demand for their rights from those they are entrusted with power,” Edu said.
