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BREAKING: Wole Soyinka Calls For Nigeria’s Disintegration If….

by NewsOnline Nigeria
July 24, 2021
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Wole Soyinka

Wole Soyinka has called for Nigeria’s disintegration if the federal government can’t do the needful.

 

News Online reports that Nobel Laurette, Wole Soyinka has said that Nigeria can’t remain together unless the government is decentralized.

 

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This online news platform understands that Soyinka disclosed that there was no hope of Nigeria continuing together as one nation if the Federal Government fails to do the needful.

Speaking during an interview with Arise TV morning show monitored by News Online, Soyinka said he doesn’t think Nigeria can continue as one. He said;

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“Not if it continues this way. Not if it fails to decentralise. Some people use the word restructure, some people use the word…whatever. Not if it fails to decentralise.”

 

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“If Nigeria fails to decentralise and I mean, decentralise as fast as possible, manifestly not rhetoric, then Nigeria cannot stay together.”

 

“Again this is not Wole Soyinka saying this. Generals have said it.”

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“Everybody has said; ex-heads of state have said it; analysts have said; economists have said it and that’s what is happening to the people on the streets; that’s why they’re moving; that’s why they’re demonstrating; that’s why they’re defying even threats from the police; from the government ‘if you demonstrate, you’re traitors, we’ll deal with you…we’ll speak to you in language which you’ll understand’.”

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