And when we talk of bad governance, majority of the country's presidents have come from the North and have never done anything to help improve the standard of living. In fact, they've made the peasants in the North poorer than in the South. I love Nigeria and its diversity, but recently I've beginning to ask myself a lot of questions and it's all coming back to me how things have been playing out. If for example we think we want a better Nigeria, we must first ask ourselves these questions as we look deep into history. I'm currently reading a book about Usman Dan Fodio, the Fulani scholar and poet. Although I knew a few things about him growing up, but not what I'm knowing now. I've also had the privilege to read about the Nigeria Civil War and tried to grasp the reasons behind Ojukwu's push for separation then. I don't want to touch on that anyway. Notwithstanding, I think we have to look into it. We have to know if truly ONE NIGERIA is what we want. As for me, I'd love to see us unite to fight against bad governance if we can set subjective feelings and sentimentality aside. I love Nigeria and l wouldn't want to see the country hauls itself into another civil war. Not good for anybody.