Prof Wole Soyinka, A Nobel Laureate, faulted the arguments of some certain Nigerians on the sacrosanct nature of the country’s unity, insisting that the unity of Nigeria is negotiable.
Soyinka, who stated this in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State on Friday, disagreed with those opposed to restructuring.

He added that though he was not in support of the country breaking up, the people have the right to negotiate their future.

He said, “theres need to stop confusing and mixing up the argument, we are mixing up the argument. It is very unfortunate for our leaders to say that the question of breaking up or not breaking up should not have arisen in the first place.

“It all sounds hypocritical, dogmatic and dictatorial. The statement is the unity of Nigeria is non-negotiable, now that to me, is a false.

“Anything is negotiable, the right for people to determine their future is what is non-negotiable. Most nations came to being through negotiation.

“Sometimes, when people say negotiate, what they really mean is restructuring. What the question should be: should Nigeria break up? My answer to that is no, but please don’t tell me that Nigeria, as it stands is non-negotiable. For me, this is a fallacy.
http://emperorupdates..nl/2017/07/nigeria-can-endorse-unity-prof-wole.html?m=1

I blame the youth.... We are our own problem, infact we don't know what we actually want. I read on a certain site where Nollywood actor Yul Edochie governorship aspiration was discussed. And lots of youths were condemning the young man for indicating interest in governing Anambra state... Their reason is that he is too young and inexperienced to become a governor. Imagine!? This are the same people shouting that our leaders are the same old recycled politicians...smh.