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Palliatives: One Nigeria, Unequal Benefits Yoruba Obas Cries Out

The Chairman of the Council of Yoruba Obas and Chiefs in the 19 Northern States and Abuja, Ambassador Muhammad Arigbabuwo, has expressed concern over the alleged exclusion of non-indigenes from the distribution of palliatives....READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶

In a statement, Arigbabuwo called on state governors to ensure that non-indigenes are included in the distribution of palliatives in their respective states.

He emphasized that non-indigenes are being completely sidelined in the scheme, stating, “If we are truly one Nigeria, we deserve fair justice and equal entitlement.” Arigbabuwo appealed to the President, National Assembly, and others to consider the plight of non-indigenes who do not benefit from the palliatives in most states.

Arigbabuwo appealed to the President, National Assembly, and others to consider the plight of non-indigenes

He acknowledged the efforts of security chiefs in restoring national peace and unity, particularly during the recent “End Bad Governance Protest.” Arigbabuwo urged Nigerians to continue praying for the smooth running of the government under the present administration.

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