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Felix Oguado, former Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG) has called on Northern leaders to emulate south-south elders.
Speaking on the current security challenges in the Northern Nigeria,Oguado said, “If the elders in the Niger Delta can go to the creek and speak to the militant and they drop their arms, why can't the elders of the North do same. We should stop blaming the government and do something. It is not the best to apportion blame on the government each time something happened. People talk of sharing the cake, but they never talk of how the cake is baked.
Oguado went on to say, “you cannot dialogue with faceless people. The militant were brought to Abuja and they met with President Yar'Adua”.
He also joined other South-South elders in declaring his support to President Goodluck Jonathan.
Speaking on the current security challenges in the Northern Nigeria,Oguado said, “If the elders in the Niger Delta can go to the creek and speak to the militant and they drop their arms, why can't the elders of the North do same. We should stop blaming the government and do something. It is not the best to apportion blame on the government each time something happened. People talk of sharing the cake, but they never talk of how the cake is baked.
Oguado went on to say, “you cannot dialogue with faceless people. The militant were brought to Abuja and they met with President Yar'Adua”.
He also joined other South-South elders in declaring his support to President Goodluck Jonathan.
