UK Washes Hands off Agitations for Secession

Hamilton Nwosa
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The United Kingdom has washed her hands off the agitations for secession by a section of the country saying “we have nothing to do with any agitation aimed at the break-up of Nigeria”

The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Paul Arkwright in very clear terms dissociated the British authorities from any form of agitation saying that Britain is in support of the unity of Nigeria and also supports the Nigerian government.

Mr Arkwright was speaking in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital on Friday when he visited the speaker of the state house of assembly.

 

He said Nigeria is important to Britain and that his country strongly believes in one Nigeria.

 

“We have nothing to do with any agitation aimed at the break-up of Nigeria. We strongly support the unity of Nigeria. We strongly support the Federal Government and that is the position the British government has held consistently,” he said.

 

“So, we have absolutely no interest in stirring up any agitation and anybody who claims that the British government is involved in any way in any of that is completely wrong.

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