Nigeria Cannot Disintegrate – Says Sule Lamido

• The former governor of Jigawa State has come said Nigeria can not break up.

EkohotBlog reports that the Former  Governor of Jigawa State, Alhaji Sule Lamido has said that Nigeria cannot break up because the elites are united in preserving their advantages over the masses irrespective of any difference.

He revealed this while addressing a youth gathering who converged in numbers urging him to vie for the 2023 presidency on the occasion of his 73rd birthday. The former governor mentioned that Nigeria is too weak to disintegrate.

He asked at the gathering that “Who will break it? The ordinary person in Jigawa or the ordinary person in Sokoto or the ordinary person in Bayelsa? Is it the Igbo vulcanizer or the Yoruba woman selling kerosene by the roadside or the Okada man in Delta?

“They don’t have the capacity to unite because they are burdened by poverty. We have taken away from them their dignity, their self-esteem, their pride and self-worth so that they cannot even organize for the break-up of the country.

“Up there, we (elites) unite. We will never allow Nigeria to break because once it breaks, we will lose. But the common man loses nothing. What is he losing? He is already in hell; he cannot lose anything more than this hell.”

The former governor, Alhaji Sule Lamido explained further that the country is presently ravaged by poor governance under the APC-led government of President Muhammadu Buhari.

He includes that “Our country is bleeding because there is no purposeful leadership, no justice, no peace, no security all over, only injustice, denial of people’s rights and privileges and above all, the collapse of government institutions.”

The convener, Comrade Umar Danjani in his remarks expresses that their reasons for urging the former Governor to contest for the presidency was influenced by the collapse of the country’s social infrastructure.

In his statement, he noted “We are confident only Lamido can remedy the situation due to his wealth of experience in the art of governance.”