In a bid to ensure peace and unity of the
nation, President Muhammadu Buhari has
been advised to treat Nigerians as equals
irrespective of their ethnic back ground.
While speaking in Benin City, the Edo State
capital when he was hosted by Governor
Godwin Obaseki at a dinner, the United States
Ambassador to Nigeria, Stuart Symington,
urged the President Muhammadu Buhari-led
administration to treat Nigerians as equals
irrespective of their ethnic background so as
to ensure peace and unity of the nation.
According to Vanguard, the Ambassador was
in Benin City for an exhibition of photographs
by Chief S. O. Alonge, a photographer of the
Royal Court of Benin, organised by the United
States Diplomatic Mission and the
Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art
at the National Museum, Benin City, Edo
State.
Symington who also paid a visit to the
Internally Displaced Peoples camp in Ohugua,
Ovia North East Local Government Area of
Edo state said with Nigeria’s population
projected to climb to 450 million by 2050
amid concerns of rising youth restiveness and
other socio-economic implications, the
country would stand a better chance to
exploit its potential by giving priority to justice
administration, girl-child education and
delivery of good governance.
According to him, despite the challenges that
may come with a huge population, the onus
lies on Nigerian leaders to carve a positive
narrative for the country by being benevolent
in handling issues of development and justice
administration, adding that there was need to
embrace everyone irrespective of where they
come from, as members of a united Nigeria.

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