Although, Abari noted that the country is witnessing serious crises in every sector, which has continued to make some people express fear it may disintegrate, he dismissed such perception, saying, “Nigeria is not going to break. Taking the issue of good governance, the NOA boss agreed that most of the challenges facing the country were as a result of bad governance, particularly in the northern region where he comes from.Said he, “Nigeria needs to do much in the area of good governance but this aspect cannot be left for those in government alone. This she said is not helping the crusade and government needed to act fast. He said one of the banes of Nigeria’s development was that not more than 15 million people decide in an election for estimated 200 million Nigerians “how can we get it right? It is time we erase that mentality from Nigerians that whosoever is seeking for elective position is doing that to seek money.”He also challenged the government on money received from the proceeds of corruption so far saying Nigerians are beginning to ask questions on what the administration is doing or has done with those monies.

Source: The Guardian January 18, 2018 04:52 UTC