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Agitations: NEC directs states to hold consultations, dialogues

Admin April 23, 2021
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Prof. Yemi Osinbajo

April 23, 2021

The National Executive Council, NEC has  emphasised the need to address the problems of agitation in parts of the country.

This was part of resolutions at the NEC meeting Chaired by Vice president Yemi Osinbajo on Thursday.

The Council noted that “these agitations are common with countries with huge and diverse populations like ours and it is important not to allow the minority to hijack the mainstream of opinion.”

The Council also directed States “to hold consultations and dialogues on the issues and report back by the next meeting of Council so that a firm position would be taken on the recommendations of the Townhall many of which it already welcomed.”

NEC urged all States (even where there are no agitations) to hold wider consultations to have diverse opinions on the burning issues, taking into consideration local peculiarities and report back to NEC the outcome of the consultations.

The Council however resolved that after the planned State-wide consultations a national consensus would be reached on the recommendations of the national town hall meeting held in Kaduna which included the adoption of State Police among other matters.

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