For goodness sake, Nigeria is negotiable

The position of many Nigerian leader, particularly , those who precipitated and fought in the civil war that the future of the Nigerian state is not negotiable is naïve, full of mischief and utterly unprogressive.

Rasheed Ojikutu

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For goodness sake, Nigeria is negotiable

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