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Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State on Thursday said that Southern Governors’ Forum’s call for national dialogue was to discuss various issues and challenges currently confronting the country.
Speaking when he received the National Coordinator and members of the Chartered Institute of Information and Strategy Management (CIISM) led by Dr Mustapha Olayinka, at Government House, Asaba, Okowa noted that there were many agitations for secession due to perceived injustice in the polity.
He explained that the proposed national dialogue would discuss and resolve the agitations in the interest of the unity of the country.
According to him, there are too many things going on now in this country but it’s “voices that tend to create a challenge for us and we need voices that will unite us as Nigerians”.
Ifeanyi Okowa
Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, yesterday, said that Southern Governors’ Forum’s call for a national dialogue was to discuss various issues and challenges currently confronting the country.
Speaking when he received the National Coordinator and members of the Chartered Institute of Information and Strategy Management (CIISM) led by Dr Mustapha Olayinka, at Government House, Asaba, Okowa noted that there were many agitations for secession due to perceived injustice in the polity.
He explained that proposed national dialogue would discuss and resolve the agitations in the interest of unity of the country.
According to him, there are too many things going on now in this country but it’s of voices that tend to create a challenge for us and we need voices that will unite us as Nigerians.