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Osinbajo Sends Message To Biafra And Oduduwa Republic Agitators

by Victor Ndubuisi
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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has warned agitators of Nigeria’s break up to desist.

The VP spoke at the palace of the Emir of Gombe, Abubakar Shehu, during a courtesy visit on Tuesday.

Osinbajo declared that those fanning embers of disunity among Nigerians would be put to shame.

“Nigeria is one and we believe in unity; therefore those causing problems should stop because they will not succeed,” he was quoted as saying.

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In his remarks, Shuhe said Osinbajo’s presence was an honour to the emirate and the state.

The monarch thanked the Federal Government for resuscitating Wawa-Zange Grazing reserve.

Governor Inuwa Yahaya reiterated his administration’s readiness to support the federal government’s projects in the state.

Osinbajo is in Gombe to attend the 27th edition of National Micro Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) Clinic.

The VP will flag off the distribution of CAC free Business Registration certificates, among others.

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Meanwhile, the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo has again called for state police, stating that it is the way the country must go to end issues of insecurity in the country.

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Prof. Osinbajo made the call at the opening session of an international conference on patriotism, security, governance and national development.

The event was organised by the Global Patriot Newspaper in collaboration with the Nigerian Consulate in New York and Nigeria in Diaspora Organisation (NIDO) New Jersey chapter.

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He said: “We must accept that there is a need for greater decentralisation of the police force. I have been a frequent advocate of state policing and I believe this certainly must be the way we must go. The National Assembly is in a position to consider some of the proposals that have gone to them for the purposes of devolving more powers to the states for security purposes and for addressing the security challenges.”

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