"Nigeria Is Sick" - Al Mustapha Calls For A Revolution

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A former Chief Security Officer to late General Sani Abacha, Major General Hamza Al-Mustapha, has attributed the current unrests in the country to institutional decay saying only institutional revolution would restore sanity in the system.
He stated this on Wednesday evening in Abuja during the second Christian/Muslim interactive engagement on Peace, Unity and Justice organised by the President of Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor.At the event, the CAN President stated that with Muslims and Christians resolving to tolerate and respect each other’s faith, the ongoing national conference had great potentials of bringing lasting solution to Nigeria. 
Al-Mustapha, who was invited to the one-day conference by CAN, maintained that people had to understand that the country was not like it used to be when some disgruntled elements used religion to cause problem and got away with it.He said, “Nigeria is indeed sick and it did not start today. Our faith speaks and that is the anchor point. Our problem is that of mutual suspicion, lack of understanding and in a way, greed, naira speaks. 
“Whether we like it or not, Nigeria deserves institutional revolution for it to be. Revolution in what sense? Tolerance, knowledge, understanding, statemanship, commitment and honesty irrespective of who and where. We must learn to speak the truth, it does not matter who is involved,” he said. 
While expressing happiness on the ongoing national conference, Oritsejafor said Nigerians were all pursuing justice, equity, love and understanding “which will ultimately usher in lasting peace in Nigeria.”He said the confab would usher in lasting peace in Nigeria, if all people including the delegates work for its success. 
He said having a clear understanding of the wrong perceptions on how Muslims or Christians view each other with a view to taking the correction that “we are one’”, would go a long way to restore the country to its glorious days.

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