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Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by TheRareGem1(f): 6:50pm On Mar 12, 2021
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo says equity, justice and fairness for all segments of society are imperative in the pursuit of unity in the county. Osinbajo said this on Friday in Sokoto while delivering the Convocation Lecture of the Sokoto State University.

The vice president, who was received at Sokoto airport by Gov. Aminu Tambuwal, also paid a courtesy call on the Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammad Abubakar. Osinbajo spoke on the roles that leaders must play to engender unity in his lecture entitled: “Nigeria, Some Defining Issues for the Future.’’ The vice president said that any fear or allegation of marginalisation or discrimination on account of religion or ethnicity must not be overlooked.

“Political, especially ethnic leaders, and religious leaders must do the difficult work of educating their publics about the need to live together. ” It is the elites, leaders that will do the onerous job of ensuring unity in our communities. “Unity is not just a slogan or even merely a good idea. ” It has manifest expression in our communities where Nigerians from diverse backgrounds are co-mingling, trading, partnering, inter-marrying and blending in various ways. “We live in a complex web of multi-layered social, cultural, economic and political synergies playing out in every sector of our individual and national lives. ” Despite the scale of the challenges facing us, unravelling this web of commonality as proposed by enthusiasts of disintegration is a cure that is worse than the disease. “This is why we must understand that even though managing diversity can be politically and administratively onerous, diversity itself is an economic strength and harnessing it properly is hugely rewarding,” he said. Osinbajo said that if properly harnessed, a country’s diversity could ensure lasting prosperity for all. According to him, it is a matter of interest that the most prosperous economies in the world are typically diverse.

Because the true wealth of nations in the 21st century is human capital, societies that set out to attract and retain the most diverse pool of skilled human resources are ordained to prevail in the race for prosperity. “With diversity comes a broad range of cultural, philosophical and intellectual approaches for solving problems; innovation can only flourish in this kind of setting. “ This is why we must understand that even though managing diversity can be politically and administratively onerous, diversity itself is an economic strength and harnessing it properly is hugely rewarding,” Osinbajo added. Speaking against the call for Nigeria’s disintegration, the vice president called on citizens to consider the importance of national unity. According to him, the country is more than a sum of its many parts and its diversity as ethnic diversity, cultural diversity and religious diversity are value-addition for the nation. “ Differences should not mean division. It is essential for us to establish a culture of tolerance, open-mindedness and acceptance of people of all cultures and creeds. “ There is unity to be found even in the face of such differences. “There is a `Nigerianness’ that binds us all, there is a shared commitment – no matter how suppressed – to build a better Nigeria for ourselves and future generations. “It is who we are, it is in our very beings, that love of country, that aspiration to do better,” the vice president said.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/03/equity-justice-fairness-imperative-for-nigerias-unity-osinbajo/

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by TheRareGem1(f): 6:51pm On Mar 12, 2021
Nigeria unity is non negotiable. We have come a long way, and Nigeria shall prevail.

Osinbajo gave an amazing speech. If you read the context, you will agree with me that this good man is such an intelligent man.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by OgundeleTeju: 6:52pm On Mar 12, 2021
Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Thunder1010: 6:58pm On Mar 12, 2021
shocked
Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by okefranci: 6:59pm On Mar 12, 2021
In all our dealings the importance of national unity should be our watchword and priority
Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Monogamy: 6:59pm On Mar 12, 2021
But all the listed are not currently existing in Nigeria

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by festacman(m): 6:59pm On Mar 12, 2021
Man wey sabi.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Joyce95: 7:06pm On Mar 12, 2021
With love and unity we shall make this nation will a better place to leave in
Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by OlujobaSamuel: 7:08pm On Mar 12, 2021
Hmmmmmmm, tell them(your ogas) ooo. Same thing I told the mumu agbaya man called Femi on another thread.

OlujobaSamuel:
Hmmmmmmm, since this mumu wants to use the Good Book to blackmail us, I will like to use the same book to respond to him.
God said come, let us make man in our own image. This means let's make them like us, that's justice, after he is done with creation, he looked at it all, and he loved them. So, we can all see that justice was the foundation love was built on.
So tell your mumu oga that he should ensure justice through fairness and equity to all part of the country, then express love through affection and empathy by visiting different parts of the country and not just the north, then we can talk about love.
Till then, make you and your boss die where dem no go bury you.
Nonsense

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by JosephXavier: 7:09pm On Mar 12, 2021
The only thing I know our vice president has been doing is dishing out motivational quotes just to be relevant

The cabal have turned him to a mere motivational speaker

Please we should not take him serious because he is under intense pressure and waiting for his regime to finish so he can live a normal life

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Godada(m): 7:09pm On Mar 12, 2021
Things this man is saying doesn't work around here.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Nobody: 7:09pm On Mar 12, 2021
NONE OF THESE exist at the moment. So what unity are we talking about?

What Nigerianness

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by sematec(m): 7:09pm On Mar 12, 2021
na to talk am na the issue? abi make una wey be leaders dey practice am and lead the way.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Giantinno(m): 7:10pm On Mar 12, 2021
No be by mouth I swear

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Macphenson: 7:10pm On Mar 12, 2021
Osibanjo stop disturbing our peace. Kindly pass those messages to your principal and tell him to ensure the implementation.

That's the only way we can take you serious. Outside that, it's just noise making.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by ipobarethieves: 7:10pm On Mar 12, 2021
sad Pa Banjo sad.But why police gave the TERRORIST WaKILL chair to Sidon but detained OPC that arrested the bandit.Isnt that injustice sad

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by SouthNigerian: 7:11pm On Mar 12, 2021
Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by FAIRALL(m): 7:11pm On Mar 12, 2021
A very intelligent man that has been relegated by the cabals.
Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by echibuogwu(m): 7:11pm On Mar 12, 2021
TheRareGem1:
Nigeria unity is non negotiable. We have come a long way, and Nigeria shall prevail.

Osinbajo gave an amazing speech. If you read the context, you will agree with me that this good man is such an intelligent man.
is this one mad. We are talking of fuel hike u are talking of speech. How speech one take solve our problem. Infact God go punish u and Osinbajo

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by SmartPolician: 7:11pm On Mar 12, 2021
Let's not let our different cultures fool us; Nigerians are a people without values. The political class is the worst reflection of our Nigerianness.

If Prof Osinbajo was really a good man, he would have resigned from this position. But in Nigeria, nobody cares about reputation; everything is about money.

Just like sterling Okonjo-Iweala refused to resign from looting Jonathan government, Osinbajo has refused to quit this good-for-nothing administration.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by geemd434: 7:11pm On Mar 12, 2021
You Yorubas that are conniving with the north to deprived the south speak of equity. Rubbish. Never ever listen to a Yoruba man he lacks the courage to back his words with action. Slaves

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Abascoh: 7:11pm On Mar 12, 2021
That's true but you have to move beyond just saying it with your mouth and start practicing it because this government that you are part of is full of Nepotism, inequities and injustice.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by RuddyFusion(m): 7:12pm On Mar 12, 2021
TheRareGem1:
Nigeria unity is non negotiable. We have come a long way, and Nigeria shall prevail.

Osinbajo gave an amazing speech. If you read the context, you will agree with me that this good man is such an intelligent man.
how do you mean that Nigeria unity is non negotiable? Everything is negotiable...and we must negotiate Nigeria for peace to reigh

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by LilyColin(f): 7:12pm On Mar 12, 2021
Someone should tell him to shut the fVck up.


Evil man

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by LilyColin(f): 7:12pm On Mar 12, 2021
festacman:


Who made you a Prince and a judge over a man old enough to be your father, a professor of law, a former Lagos State Attorney General, a pastor, a super mentor, a loving husband and dad and above all, a Vice President of most populous black nation.

Now, introduce yourself.


And so fVckN what? Alaye, swerve

festacman:
Man wey sabi.




Wetin him sabi?


Evil short man your hypocrisy stinks. Tufiakwa

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Temptee101(m): 7:13pm On Mar 12, 2021
Shut up for once fake pastor.

For your mind, you think this shithole is a country, worst still united.

You can deceive the gullible not me.

Nigeria is finished.

Take it or leave it.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by sofeo(m): 7:13pm On Mar 12, 2021
Well, I would have lambasted you sir, for saying what's right and still not doing it. But one needs to also consider the fact that despite you are in power, you don't have a say. In that case, we can only focus on the dullard.

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Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by onuman: 7:13pm On Mar 12, 2021
If you talk to the Fulani about equity in Nigeria, it’s like you are talking to a stone.


The people are the most unforgiving tribe in the world.
Re: Osinbajo: Equity, Justice, Fairness Imperative For Nigeria’s Unity by Yeyenairaland(m): 7:13pm On Mar 12, 2021
Coming from a useless

Prof and a lawyer grin grin

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