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| NIDO GERMANY PRESS RELEASE: On current Political Situation at home, in Nigeria |
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| Written by NIDO-Germany | |||
| Monday, 01 March 2010 18:49 | |||
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Having been patiently observing the happenings on the political scene in our motherland Nigeria since November 23, 2009, when President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua was secretly taken to Saudi Arabia for medical treatment and brought back the same way on February 24, 2010, the entire members of Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation, Germany hereby wish to plead with those in the position to peacefully and constitutionally resolve the stalemate thereby created. As much as we wish the president a very speedy recovery, we plead with all stakeholders to let the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria be the bedrock, on which all their decisions made and actions taken at this critical time of history of our common project Nigeria stand. In other words, we demand, that the ideals of democracy which manifest themselves in transparency and accountability be respected in this process of decision making. Thus, in light of recent development in the country, we expect the Armed Forces to unequivocally promote and protect the constitution in line with the oath of office they have taken to serve our dear motherland conscientiously and patriotically. It is expected of them to respect the provisions of the constitution, and defend our young and growing democracy in an impartial manner, in the interest of our children and children?s children. The current state of affairs in our county Nigeria is not a product of partisan politics but fundamentally constitutional in nature. Hence we hereby call on all organs of the democratic being of Nigeria to kindly use the democratic apparatus at their disposal to save the situation in no time. While wishing President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua a speedy recovery, Nigerians at home and in Diaspora no longer want to be kept in suspense. They long to see their president. We believe, that it is our constitutional right to see him. The Federal Republic of Nigeria is a great nation. Let us stop reducing her and her great children to objects of ridicule before the community of nations.
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