What is not good is where people lose their sense of measure in the tone or the language that they use as they are trying to define these things and understanding themselves. And more importantly, in the proces of these discussions, the welfare of the people must transcend whatever goes on. And they must never forget it. It is not only unnecessary, it is unfortunate. It is painful that it should come and it is seditious.
Most people look at solutions, purely solutions, only solutions.
And I know Senator Waku as I have said. I know that he came into the PDP, he contested an election and he won in his constituency. And he is asking for the military to come and wipe out his own mandate too. The question is, what is he going to gain from it even if he says he is in a zero situation, that he personally is in a zero situation now, what will he gain when the military comes, he will be in a minus, minus minus situation. Except of course when the military comes, they will now get him and de-legitimise him.