The immediate past Speaker, House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, has been warned not to be a stumbling block in the path of the actualisation of the
Anthony Silverman
The unity of the Nigerian state has never been so badly threatened than now. Sixty years after independence, Nigeria is today on the precipice of breaking up; no thanks to leadership without clear direction, crimes and terrorism, poor human development, insecurity, ethnoreligious division, mutual suspicion, illiteracy and unemployment as well as corruption. There is no gain disputing the fact that Nigeria needs help; just as it earnestly needs a leadership that understands the imperatives of such salvation.
Yes. Nigeria requires a leader that can galvanize resources and instigate impactful policies that can engender such remedy. We need no pundit to tell us that Nigeria is no longer a united country. Without unity, Nigerians can never realize the dreams of our founding fathers. A dream long abandoned. Unity, they say, can only be achieved when there are better coordination and mutual understanding in the society. Unity will come when there is no friction of though