- They accused the APC of monopolising the country’s coercive authority
Governors elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have opined that Nigeria is in dire need of leadership at the Federal level to avert an impending disaster.
This formed part of the resolutions of the governors on Friday when they met in Makurdi, the Benue State capital to review the state of affairs in the country, including the security challenges among others.
The governors said that if the present situation in the country was allowed to linger, Nigeria could slip into a failed state under the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) administration.
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They described the present administration as one that lacked the capacity to govern, lamenting that their fault lines and differences had been stretched to the limit.
According to them, this has triggered a rise in ethnic and tribal tensions, religious divisions, and other forms of social and political cleavages in the country.
The leaders also agreed that the security of lives and property of the people were no longer guaranteed – a situation which they blamed on leadership incompetence and mismanagement of the nation’s affairs.
They acknowledged that governors have a role to play in tackling the nation’s security challenges, but accused the APC of monopolising the country’s coercive authority.
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