Why there’s so much hatred, divisions among Nigerians – Baba-Ahmed
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At a glance
- National Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, expressed concern over rising hatred and divisions in Nigeria.
- He attributed the current animosity to a lack of genuine national unity and the exploitation of ethnic and religious differences.
- Baba-Ahmed called for a renewed focus on national integration and equitable development to address the deep-seated issues.
Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, National Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), has voiced strong concerns about the escalating hatred and divisions plaguing Nigeria. He described the current atmosphere as one of growing animosity, suggesting it stems from a fundamental lack of true national unity.
Baba-Ahmed pointed to the persistent exploitation of ethnic and religious differences as a significant factor fueling these divisions. He argued that these differences are often manipulated for political gain, further exacerbating societal rifts and hindering progress toward a cohesive nation.
The PRP chairman emphasized the urgent need for a shift in national priorities. He called for a concerted effort to foster genuine national integration and ensure equitable development across all regions. According to Baba-Ahmed, addressing these deep-seated issues requires a proactive approach that prioritizes unity and fairness over divisive tactics.
There is so much hatred and division in Nigeria.
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