Senate President Bukola Saraki has asked advocates of restructuring in Nigeria to prioritize the unity of the nation.
"Indeed, unity must exist before we can even talk about restructuring or reform," Saraki said, adding, "One of my messages to you today as I declare this retreat (open) is, how do we stay together? The only way for us to see ourselves is, first and foremost, as Nigerians; not as language, not as tribe, religion or region or any other consideration out there that serves to deflect our attention from national unity."
"We in the Southern Senators Forum are using this unique platform to arrive at the surest and the most peaceful means of achieving national unity on all issues capable of destabilising our polity," he said.
He commended the forum for discussing major issues in the country, especially restructuring, stressing that it is the duty of elected officers in the country to create a direction and provide the focus it needs to thrive.
UCJ, UNILORIN.
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