Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari has categorically stated that the country is divided, Wuzupnaija can authoritatively report.
Buhari who made this disclosure while delivering his speech at the commissioning of 500 units of Kalambaina Housing Estate in Sokoto state, noted that Nigeria used to be one in the 60s, 70s and early 80s.
His speech made public by Femi Adesina, one of his media aides, reads in part: “It is an indisputable fact that in the 60s, 70s and even in the early part of the 80s, Nigeria was reputed for its peaceful coexistence between the different ethnic and religious groups; the culture of discipline and patriotism was also highly safeguarded. Commitment to national development by all key players in governance was also visible.
“However, the situation as we all know, has unfortunately changed. Events associated with the anniversary and importantly the relevance of value of the Caliphate system must be base for progressive and self-reliant nation where, every citizen, irrespective of creed or tribal affiliation is given opportunity for self-actualisation.
“In this regard, the Sultan and our highly esteemed Royal Fathers, our traditional institutions and indeed all patriotic citizens of this country have to continue to work for peace, religious harmony and sustainable development of our country.
“Every Government has the sacred responsibility of addressing the welfare of the governed in all possible ways. Provision of shelter to the teeming populace is in this context a priority for a purposeful leadership.”
