Wednesday, 1 October 2014

Nigeria’s indivisibility not negotiable —Mark



SENATE President, David Mark, on Tuesday, said Nigeria’s indivisibility is not negotiable, adding that the challenges of nationhood notwithstanding, Nigeria would attain greatness.
The Senate President said Nigeria was destined for greatness, adding that the country would overcome its current challenges
In an independence Day anniversary message made public on Tuesday, Mark asked Nigerians to renew their faith in the country .
He also asked his compatriots to have faith and remain steadfast in promoting peace and unity no matter the challenge, as, according to him, there was no place like Nigeria on the face of the earth.
Senator Mark recalled that Nigeria had undergone challenges, including the 30-month civil war, but, however, said the challeges were surmountable.
He dismissed insinuation in some quarters that Nigeria had not made progress since independence, saying “let us cast our minds back a little and see the number of road networks, schools, universities, health institutions, telecommunication and a host of others.
“We may not have been where we want to be, but we have made appreciable progress and we can do more. All we need to do is to strengthen our unity as one people with one mission and purpose. The stable democracy has offered us opportunity to harness our abundant resources for good,” he said.

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