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Caucus Interests Behind Most Political Crisis In Nigeria- Prof Babalola
Secretary General, Nigeria chapter of The World Peoples Forum TWPF (Peace & Reconciliation Mediation Forum), Prof. Olumuyiwa Babalola, has termed the endless political crisis ravaging within some political parties in Nigeria as caucus interests.
Secretary General, Nigeria chapter of The World Peoples Forum TWPF (Peace & Reconciliation Mediation Forum), Prof. Olumuyiwa Babalola, has termed the endless political crisis ravaging within some political parties in Nigeria as caucus interests.
An Eminent Peace/International Diplomatic Ambassador and Peace Advocate, Prof Babalola noted that conflict negotiations and resolution through neutral mediation is the best and proper way to political peace and reconciliation.
According to him, ” Though, mediators may not have the power to make a decision for the parties, but can help the parties find a resolution that is mutually acceptable”.
In an interview with Gatekeeper News, Prof Babalola urged Nigeria politicians to put national and common interests above party lines and sentiments.
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Speaking on the formation of The World Peoples Forum (TWPF) Nigeria, he said ” committee members with intimidating academic credentials and wealth of experience were drawn from the six (6) geopolitical zones in Nigeria and we have made moves to collaborate with all political parties in Nigeria to ensure the vision and mission.”
An indigene of Orun – Ekiti in Ise/Orun LG, Ekiti State, Prof Babalola is an Honorary & Fellow Professor of Humanity and Yogic Science. He is a world renowned humanitarian who has been honored with multiple awards since last year till present by some Universities/Institutions like Theophany University, North America, Sangam University, India, Institute of European Roma Studies & Research into Crime Against Humanity/International Law, Belgrade Serbia, Generation Light International Bible University (GLIBU), Nigeria etc.
He was honoured due to his humanitarian missions and selfless efforts in the area of peace buildings and kind attentions to the less privileged and hospitalized road traffic victims.
