Former
heads of state, General Olusegun Obasanjo and General Ibrahim Babangida
have expressed concern over the growing insecurity in the country,
saying “Nigeria is currently under fear and uncertainty.”
In a joint statement obtained by our correspondent in Abuja on
Sunday, they warned that the consequences were capable of affecting the
unity of the country.
They said the loss of innocent lives being experienced across the country was no longer bearable.
The two leaders said, “The loss of innocent lives by the day across the nation is simply unbearable.
“Currently, the nation is gripped by a regime of fear and uncertainty
that virtually all citizens have difficulties going about their normal
day-to-day activities with great anxiety and trepidation. This cannot be
allowed to continue.”
They said unfolding events had posed threats to the labour of the
nation’s founding fathers and subsequent generations in building a
strong, united, peaceful country that can accommodate and cater for the
needs and aspirations of our diverse communities.
Obasanjo and Babangida also lamented the untold hardship in the country.
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