What Nigerians must do to avoid another civil war – Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has identified two things Nigerians should do to prevent another civil war.

Buhari urged Nigerians to be tolerant of one another to avoid another civil war.

Buhari spoke during his visit in Kigali, Rwanda, where he is attending the 26th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, on Thursday.

In his verified Facebook, Buhari wrote: “I visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial this afternoon. I took two lessons from this sobering tour: One, Nigerians must continue to be tolerant of one another, and two, we have a responsibility to preserve our own history from the Nigeria civil war.

“Nigeria is strongly committed to the prevention of mass atrocity anywhere in the world and believes that perpetrators of such crimes; and their enablers, anywhere in the world must be held accountable.”

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