Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has said that Nigeria is on the edge of a cliff and called on President Muhammadu Buhari to act now before it is two late. He appeals to the president to restrain military from using brute force against protesters
In a statement he issued on Wednesday, Obasanjo said “We are in a critical moment in this crisis and Mr. President must act now before it is two late. This time demands leadership and mature leadership at such.”
Noting that, “This is yet another moment when our nation is on the edge if a cliff,” the former President said, “Our individual and collective actions now and in the next few days will determine where we will go as a nation. May God help us in taking the right steps in the right direction”.
Buhari Calls on Nigerians to Calm Down, Says ‘My commitment to extensive police reforms never in doubt’
At the last count, no fewer than 13 States have gone ahead to establish the Judicial Panels of Inquiry as resolved by the National Economic Council to address the question of redress and justice for victims of police brutality across the country.
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