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Obasanjo: The elections were a show of shame — I’m too old to keep quiet | TheCable

April 6, 2023 1:45 PMFormer President Olusegun Obasanjo says the outcome of the general election has made Nigeria more divided than ever before.

He said efforts are required to rescue the country from its launch into dystopia, adding that it would only be possible with a common vision.“Given what we saw during the election, Nigeria is now even more divided and more corroded than we thought.

“At times like this, some of us have to adopt the attitude of being known to be blind and not being afraid of the dark. But we must continue to work for the light of all.”The former president recommended innovative ways for expanding growth and development in the country, adding that gains made would be reversed in the absence of a political will.

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