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Nigeria Needs To Restructure To Avoid Failed State Prophecies – Atiku

Oluwaseye Ogunsanya January 26, 2021 34


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Nigeria must restructure to have peace, a former vice president, Atiku Abubakar, has said.

He said Nigeria needs peace, unity and prosperity, he however argued that they are dependent on the country having social justice.

Atiku, who made this known on Monday in a statement issued by his media office said without justice, there cannot be cohesiveness in a multi-ethnic and multi-religious nation like Nigeria, adding that the country must be restructured.

He said Nigeria is not a failed state, but argued that it was at the risk of becoming one if the political stakeholders did not resolve the foundational challenges that made it difficult for the central government to discharge its responsibilities effectively.

“The current ethnic and religious clashes bedevilling Nigeria are symptoms of the disease. They themselves are not the illness. We must address the root causes of the various symptoms of insecurity Nigeria now faces.

“It has been said by many behavioural scientists that ‘the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results.’

“We have been operating from the same unitary foundation, and have given it several names since January 15, 1966. Other than slight name changes, the mould has remained the same and the yield has changed only a little,” Atiku said.

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