Insecurity: Restructuring Coming, Nigeria’ll Not Divide —Global Harvest Christian Varsity Chancellor

The Chancellor of Global Harvest Christian University, Owerri in Imo State, Professor Iyke Nathan has expressed optimism that “Nigeria will not divide,” adding that despite the spate of insecurities across the nation will soon be restructured so that every segment will have a sense of belonging.”

Professor Nathan Uzorma who is also the Archbishop of Harbinger of the Last Covenant Ministry, made these remarks in Warri, Delta State while speaking with journalists at the launch of the book, “Practical Safety Guide for Everyone” authored by an environment and safety professional, Engr. Ifiokabasi Edet Udo.

Insisting that it has been revealed to him “in the spirit” that Nigeria will not divide, Professor Nathan Uzorma called on the authorities in the country to work hard towards restructuring by carrying everybody along “and tow the line of the European Union”.

According to him, “the raging spirit of destruction of lives and properties across Nigeria cannot make a nation to grow. We need spirit of peace to live together as a big nation.”

He continued: “In Europe, they now have European Union which is better for them. They have European flag, European money and many countries are now coming together.

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“Nigeria can tow that line of unity through restructuring whereby the respective ethnic nationalities can grow at their own pace to their maximum capacities. Dividing is not going to work.”

Furthermore, Professor Uzorma lamented that “the governance system of Nigeria presently is very bogus.”

“We have to cut our coat according to our size and also empower the Local Governments so that they would be able to bring down governance to the masses because they are more closer to the masses than the Federal Government and the states,” he submitted.

He observed that “even in Ghana, they don’t have Upper and Lower Chambers.

Adding: They just have Parliament. The United States which operates this our system is very rich. The money we spend in running governance could have been utilized on providing infrastructure, employment and also empower Local Governments so that they can bring governance down to the masses.

“I think there has to be urgent restructuring of Nigeria along the line that would cut our coat according to our size”, he said.