NBA Bauchi Branch Charges Leaders To Eschew Divisive Comments, Unite To Face Lingering Challenges

Leaders in the country have been advised to eschew hate
speeches, divisive comments especially in the media but should
rather unite to face the serious challenges bedeviling the
country.

The advice was given by the newly elected and inaugurated
Chairman of Bauchi Chapter of Nigerian Bar Association (NBA),
Barrister Jibrin Sa’id Jibrin in a press release issued to
Journalists over the weekend.

He asserted that for the country to succeed in terms of the
pursuit of development, citizens must be the change they want
around them adding that both the leaders and the led should
rededicate themselves to building the nation.

The NBA Chairman stated that “This means that hate speech,
inciting, divisive comments, abuse of the right to use the social
media and all other criminal conducts must be eschewed by
citizens.”

Jibrin Jibrin added that “We have to continue to relate well
with one another and all authorities in facing the serious
challenges we are facing as a people.”

He further reiterated the call for a speedy conclusion of the
process of granting financial autonomy to the judiciary and the
legislature for the betterment of democracy in Nigeria.

The chairman finally rejoiced with the Muslim ummah in the state
on the recent Sallah festival describing the event as sacred in
Islam.

Leaders in the country have been advised to eschew hate
speeches, divisive comments especially in the media but should
rather unite to face the serious challenges bedeviling the
country.

The advice was given by the newly elected and inaugurated
Chairman of Bauchi Chapter of Nigerian Bar Association (NBA),
Barrister Jibrin Sa’id Jibrin in a press release issued to
Journalists over the weekend.

He asserted that for the country to succeed in terms of the
pursuit of development, citizens must be the change they want
around them adding that both the leaders and the led should
rededicate themselves to building the nation.

The NBA Chairman stated that “This means that hate speech,
inciting, divisive comments, abuse of the right to use the social
media and all other criminal conducts must be eschewed by
citizens.”

Jibrin Jibrin added that “We have to continue to relate well
with one another and all authorities in facing the serious
challenges we are facing as a people.”

He further reiterated the call for a speedy conclusion of the
process of granting financial autonomy to the judiciary and the
legislature for the betterment of democracy in Nigeria.

The chairman finally rejoiced with the Muslim ummah in the state
on the recent Sallah festival describing the event as sacred in
Islam.