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State Of Insecurity: Nigeria Must Not Break Up – OBJ, IBB by youngies(m): 7:23am On Jul 30, 2012
The statement by the duo reads thus:

“Unfolding events in our dear motherland, Nigeria, over the last few years are threatening to unravel the nearly a century-old labour of our founding fathers and subsequent generations in building a strong, united, peaceful nation that can accommodate and cater for the needs and aspirations of our diverse communities. Internecine crises are raging across the land unabated with damaging consequences on the social, political and economic life of the nation. And in the process untold hardships are being visited on all citizens in one form or another on a daily basis. The loss of innocent lives being experienced by the day across the nation is simply unbearable. Currently, the nation is gripped by a regime of fear and uncertainty that virtually all citizens have difficulties going about their normal day to day lives without great anxiety and trepidation. This cannot be allowed to continue!

“A deeply worrying trend that is emerging from this terrible situation is that a pervasive cynicism is beginning to set in, so much so that millions of true Nigerian patriots are starting to question the platform upon which the unity of this country rests. This is simply untenable. The people of this country must not allow whatever sense of frustration, fear and despair we are experiencing now to supersede our hopes for a collective destiny which lies in our continued existence as a nation. For us, and we believe for millions of other Nigerians, the continued unity of this nation is not only priceless but non-negotiable.

“While we are very much aware of the efforts various governments in the country are making to confront the escalating security challenges across the country, we believe that it is time that these efforts are scaled up to be more involving and inclusive. In this regard, whatever robust security measures are put in place to contain the situation, as is normal in such circumstances, they must be complemented with an equally intensive process of community involvement. We, therefore, urge all governments in the country, starting with all the 774 local councils to comprehensively engage their communities at the various levels including elders, youth organisations, trade unions and associations, women bodies, the clergy and other community stakeholders. We also call on the Federal and states governments not only to encourage these grassroots engagements for peace and beneficial coexistence but should work out the framework to sustain the engagement. In all these efforts it is important to emphasise that our diversity is a cause for celebration not a cause for lamentations.

“As the Holy Month of Ramadan commences, Nigerians wherever they are and whatever religion they profess are accorded a great opportunity to turn the tide against insecurity, violence and hatred. Religious leaders, in particular, have an even greater challenge to use the immense virtues of this holy period to inculcate among the millions of citizens the spirit of mutual respect, humility and forgiveness. Ample opportunities are therefore at hand to bring all armed belligerents to table for meaningful dialogue with the authorities for our future and that of our children and grandchildren.

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Re: State Of Insecurity: Nigeria Must Not Break Up – OBJ, IBB by eunisam: 7:39am On Jul 30, 2012
What does IBB and OBJ have in common? Anyway they are the same people who beats the chirld and asks him not to cry! Occultists.
Re: State Of Insecurity: Nigeria Must Not Break Up – OBJ, IBB by Euroclydon(m): 7:47am On Jul 30, 2012
ok...so what do you say is the solution after you have just realized the problem.
Re: State Of Insecurity: Nigeria Must Not Break Up – OBJ, IBB by youngies(m): 7:56am On Jul 30, 2012
eunisam: What does IBB and OBJ have in common? Anyway they are the same people who beats the chirld and asks him not to cry! Occultists.
They are strange bed-fellows, but they have only one thing in common: The continue to plunder the people's wealth. The bigger the territory the better
Re: State Of Insecurity: Nigeria Must Not Break Up – OBJ, IBB by Mcdondayan: 8:32am On Jul 30, 2012
Ok we have heard. NExt pls
Re: State Of Insecurity: Nigeria Must Not Break Up – OBJ, IBB by hakanai(m): 8:40am On Jul 30, 2012
Spoken like elders.Atleast now they have spoken again.before someone another day begins to ask questions about there silence.I hope they turn a new leaf before there time.They both seem to have the interest of the issues on ground that bother the nation.Lets hope they also repent and walk in the path of the righteous.
Re: State Of Insecurity: Nigeria Must Not Break Up – OBJ, IBB by OAM4J: 8:45am On Jul 30, 2012

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