According to the report from SYMFONI TV, The political landscape in Nigeria recently witnessed a significant moment of reconciliation between two prominent figures, Bala Mohammed, Governor of Bauchi State, and Samuel Ortom, Governor of Benue State. Their previous public disagreements had sparked tension within the political community, but it was through the efforts of Nyesom Wike, Former Governor of Rivers State, that the rift was bridged....CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING.>>
The reconciliation process came to light when Samuel Ortom openly acknowledged the discord and accepted responsibility for their actions. Reflecting on the matter, Ortom stated, “As governors, we happen to be members of the governor forum in Nigeria, and we happen to be members of the National Economic Council, and we happen to be members of the National Council of States. So, as leaders in this country who are privileged, we should be able to discuss our matters before taking it to the public, and we accept that.”
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!He went on to express regret for the outbursts that had previously occurred, stating, “We have accepted that, yes, it was wrong for us to have that kind of outburst that went out. But as from today, we have learned. We’re all fallible human beings and we’re subject to mistakes, and so when we make mistakes, it is a plus for us when we correct them.”
In his conclusion, Ortom emphasized that the process of reconciliation was vital for the future, saying, “And I think, moving forward, we shall live together.” His statement underscored the importance of unity, forgiveness, and learning from past errors, with the focus now on working together for the benefit of the nation.
The reconciliation process was viewed as an important gesture in Nigerian politics, illustrating the power of dialogue and leadership in overcoming differences. Nyesom Wike’s role in facilitating this reconciliation further solidified his reputation as a key figure in promoting unity among his fellow governors.
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