How ethnicity, religion, region are fuelling Nigeria’s crises —Turaki
ISAAC SHOBAYO, North-Central Bureau Chief, engages a prominent Middle Belt leader, Yusufu Turaki, a professor of Theology and Social Ethics and former vice-president of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN). Professor Turaki speaks on the state of Nigeria at 66, including the challenges facing democracy, insecurity, the current administration’s economic reforms, among other issues. SIR, […]…
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