Nigeria cannot survive as a nation, if a section of the country continues to dominate the political leadership of the country, warns Shehu Sani, who represented Kaduna Central in the 8th Senate.
Sani gave this warning in Abuja, weekend, at the annual public lecture of the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA), themed ‘Challenges of leadership in the 21st Century Nigeria’.
He cautioned that as long as a section of the country continued to dominate the its leadership positions, it would be a matter of time and the centre would no longer hold, saying that all Nigerians and sections should be given a sense of belonging.
The politician-cum-human rights activist identified justice, where all citizens and sections are treated as equal, as the only thing that could hold the country together, stressing that the recent EndSARS protests across the country were the youths’ reaction to entrenched injustices in the land.

Nigeria cannot survive as a nation, if a section of the country continues to dominate the political leadership of the country, warns Shehu Sani, who represented Kaduna Central in the 8th Senate.
Sani gave this warning in Abuja, weekend, at the annual public lecture of the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA), themed ‘Challenges of leadership in the 21st Century Nigeria’.
He cautioned that as long as a section of the country continued to dominate the its leadership positions, it would be a matter of time and the centre would no longer hold, saying that all Nigerians and sections should be given a sense of belonging.
The politician-cum-human rights activist identified justice, where all citizens and sections are treated as equal, as the only thing that could hold the country together, stressing that the recent EndSARS protests across the country were the youths’ reaction to entrenched injustices in the land.
Before the protests, the minister had reportedly told Nigerians that she fed school children when the whole schools were on lockdown, which led to demands for accountability. But recent reports have it that she claimed the palliatives were looted during the protests.
The group added: “This is incredible. Has the minister forgotten that even the lackeys in the National Assembly had also called for a total review of the process while governors urged President Muhammadu Buhari to reform the process of the distribution of the palliatives? Why is the minister bringing confusion to run away from demands for accountability?”
It, therefore, called on the minister to make herself available for public debate, to tell Nigerians how the SFP she did during lockdown suddenly found justification in the looted foods from the warehouses.

Fact, I concur sir

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Country that have been destroyed before

Who want Nigerians saved
We don't want Nigerians saved
We want Nigerians to kpeff

No Nigerian can proudly say that they are proud of the nation in one way or the other, we are not proud of nothing, our educational system is in big shambles, political system the worst in the world, no protection of lives and properties, no good road, no electricity, corruption of the highest order, human rights abuse is beyond to none, health care is even a no go area, a nation a section of the people believe they are born to rule, may God deliver us from this mess called a country.

Nigeria that have long been destroyed by the same nepotism? Abeg they should let us hear word.