Stop wasting your time, we’ve resolved Nigeria must not break - State Governors

State governors, on Wednesday, said they had resolved that they would not allow Nigeria to break up, stating that those fanning the embers of war were wasting their time.


The governors spoke after their meeting with Acting President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, in continuation of Osinbajo’s consultations on the recent tension in the country as a result of several agitations.

Oyo State Governor, Abiola, Ajimobi, who spoke on behalf of the other governors, said the governors and other stakeholders had agreed that despite the agitations being witnessed in parts of the country, Nigeria must not break.

Speaking at the end of a meeting, Osinbajo stated that any Nigerians expecting the country to break was only wasting his time. “The message is for Nigerians to work more together and collaborate. We have more to gain when we are united.
We cannot afford to break, and anybody that is thinking of that, is wasting his time, and we will not allow it, not in this country. All of us are unanimous about that,” he added.



The governor also warned against the consequences of war, urging Nigerians to learn from Rwanda and Somalia. Osinbajo had appealed to the governors to always be ready to speak up against statements from individuals or groups capable of setting the nation on fire.

The acting President stated that they also agreed that government needed to do more to engage youths productively, create some jobs and multiply the economic opportunities available.
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  1. That's what we expect you people to say. You all are wicked... How can you allow Nigeria to Break-up or be Restructured when you are stealing Money in office. Nemesis is on the way. We the Youths of Nigeria will soon rise up against you people. Go and write it somewhere.

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  2. The governors are mere court jesters. Must there be a civil war? You idiots who are together so long as that makes way for you to steal. You will be nowhere when the contrapture breaks up. Now is the time for referendum.

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