Previous Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has cautioned that the breaking down security circumstance in the nation could prompt a common war.
“It is the ideal opportunity for us to meet up as a country to deflect a common war,” said the PDP robust while highlighting as a visitor on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics.
As indicated by Chief Fani-Kayode, Nigeria is about to start a major world conflict war, and simply meeting up to reason can prevent the country from falling into common turmoil.
“This nation is about to start a major world conflict war, the security circumstance is awful to such an extent that it’s not sufficiently useful for us to get up and be tossing stones… We must proffer answers for the issues that we are on the whole confronting.
“This nation is separated currently, partitioned into local, ethnic and strict lines, we can’t flee from that reality… There is no reason for going on about who is correct and who isn’t right, it’s the ideal opportunity for us to meet up to converse with each other.
“Northerners should converse with Southerners, southerners should converse with northerners, Christians should converse with Muslims, APC should converse with PDP and APGA ought to be incorporated and any other person who is a pioneer, each partner in this nation should meet up in light of the fact that what we are confronting is a circumstance which may cause an exceptionally ruthless, grisly respectful war,” Fani-Kayode thought.
As to that he has deserted to the All Progressives Congress (APC) following a gathering with tribal leaders of the decision party, the previous clergyman said he was just talking about political issue with his companions.
He said the gathering benefits them a chance to cooperate to assemble spans inside the political circle.
Fani-Kayode repeated that he never left the Peoples Democratic Party, focusing on that he has dear companions on the two sides and has consistently had confidence in the “cross-preparation of thoughts”, and in working intimately with even those he may not concur with strategically.