Wounds of civil war have not healed— Bishop Kukah
Bishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese, Matthew Kukah has expressed that the wounds of the civil war have not yet healed.
Speaking at the second edition of the ‘Never Again Conference: 51 years after the Nigerian-Biafran civil war’ which held virtually on Thursday, Kukah advised Nigerians to compile a history of the country. According to him, knowing the country’s history will calm/qualm the taste for violence.
The Bishop called on the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration to fix the challenges of the country as Nigerians and the leaders are not happy about the current situation of the country.
We can’t afford to go to another civil war in the country because war is not like pap that we eat and I hope our leaders would do everything to avoid it.
I hope we and our leaders have learnt their lesson but the way things are going in the country means we have not ready to correct our mistakes.
If the president could listen to the agitation of Nigerians there are so many wrong things that will be right.
Those who involved in this war should tell those who were not born or know any history about the civil war. The government should also run the government of inclusive.
Thank you kukah for several advice giving to president muhammadu buhari continuously, but it left with him to listen
True! The government should rise up to calm people down because, the wound is still very fresh in the heart of many.
We not are not happy about the ways in which he running this country down….