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Nigeria’s Challenges Can Be Overcome – Lai Mohammed

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The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has come out to say that calls for secession in some quarters in Nigeria is unacceptable.

The minister recently revealed while delivering a speech virtually at the opening ceremony of the 2021 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) held in Bauchi State.

According to him, it is very rational for citizens to call for restructuring and true federalism because whatever challenges facing the country can definitely be overcome.

He added that we cannot allow today’s challenges, whether in the area of economy or security, to jeopardise our unity as a nation.

His words, “While it is alright for citizens to call for restructuring and true federalism, what is not acceptable is the call in certain quarters for secession.”

“Whatever challenges we have today as a nation, can and will be surmounted. In fact, the Federal Government had set in motion the necessary machinery to tackle the challenge of insecurity.”

“We should therefore not allow today’s challenges, whether in the area of economy or security, to jeopardise our unity.”

“That task has never been more urgent than now against the background of discordant voices in the country and calls for separation.”

“I see NIPR as a capable partner in government’s effort to douse the tension in the land and beat the drum of unity rather than the drum of war.”

“May I also repeat my call to NIPR to raise voice against those fanning the embers of disunity and discord in the country. Without a country that is peaceful and secured, there can be no development.”

“This administration is doing everything possible to return peace and security across the country.”



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