Former military President, IBRAHIM BABAGINDA says the current administration must stay resilient and focused despite the different opinions about happenings in the nation.

He was talking at his Top Hill home in Mina, Niger state where he played host to the minority chief of the House of Representatives, NDIDI ELUMELU and a few members from the minority in the House.

 IBRAHIM BABAGINDA portrays Nigeria as a difficult and complex nation where numerous sentiments exist.

Some Nigerians residing in South Africa have protested the arrest of a former presidential candidate in the 2019 elections, OMOYELE SOWORE and other members of the Revolution Now protest who were arrested by State Security Service.

The protesters under the auspices of ‘Take It Back’ took to the nation’s High Commission in Pretoria, South Africa’s capital demanding among other things, a better governed Nigeria, better security, safety for Nigerians in the diaspora.

The aggrieved protesters who were initially received by a senior official in the embassy insisted on seeing the Nigerian High Commissioner to South Africa, Ambassador KABIR BALA.