Nigeria will not survive beyond 2014 as a country, unless ... OoDua's President

Nigeria will not survive beyond 2014 as a country, unless Nigerians rise up to evolve good political platforms and tradition, Founder and President, Oodua People’s Congress, Dr. Frederick Fasehun, has said.

Fasehun, who is also the Chairman, Committee for the Resuscitation of the Unity Party of Nigeria, said this at a press conference in Lagos on Wednesday.
He said, “There is real danger for the country and we cannot continue to fold our arms and watch politicians run the country aground through profligacy and corruption.

“From all indications, Nigeria will not survive beyond 2014 as a country, unless Nigerians rise up to evolve good political platforms and traditions.”
He said the UPN had come to provide such a credible platform, stressing that those championing the resuscitation of the UPN aimed to bring sanity into the Nigeria’s political space, beginning with the South-West.

He said a credible political association such as UPN would serve as a reliable, focussed, people-oriented political vehicle.
Fasehun said, “UPN shall meet the true yearnings of Nigerians for quality education, for free health for all, for a functional transportation system, for rural-urban integration and for mass housing.