- A former deputy national chairman of the
PDP, Bode George, cautions Nigerians that
no nation has ever survived two civil wars
intact
- George says any move to overthrow the
government would be ill-advised
-The PDP chieftain calls on any officer
interested in politics to resign his
commission and join politics
A former deputy national chairman of
the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP),
Bode George, has warned that any coup
attempt may plunge Nigeria in another
civil war.

According to This Day, George, when
reviewing the political situation in the
country, cautioned Nigerians that no
nation has ever survived two civil wars
intact.
The PDP chieftain said that any move to
overthrow the government would be ill-
advised.
He also pleaded with people stoking the
fire of ethnicity to desist from such,
saying that if Nigerians still see things
from the point of north versus south,
then there is something wrong
somewhere.
Bode George said the worse form of civilian rule
is better than the best of military rule
“I want to beg those making these
inflammatory statements to be very
careful,” he pleaded.


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Speaking from the angle of someone
who he has seen it all as a military
officer in political position and as a
civilian, George insisted that the worse
form of civilian rule is better than the
best of military rule.
The PDP chieftain called on any officer
interested in politics to resign his and
join politics instead of planning a coup
which might never succeed but plunge
the nation into political chaos.
Meanwhile, Governor Abiola Ajimobi of
Oyo state is optimistic that President
Muhammadu Buhari will be Nigeria's
president for many years.
Governor Ajimobi made this known on
Thursday, May 25 at the inauguration of
the Ibadan Zonal office of EFCC.
Buhari is the one Nigeria needs now. We
thank God that he is there and he would
be there for many years," he stated.
The governor urged Nigerians to
partner with the EFCC in ridding the
nation of corruption, adding that it
remained an obstacle to progress and
development.