Bode George Criticizes Britain for Leaving Tribalism and Religious Bigotry in Nigeria

Former PDP Deputy National Chairman, Bode George, criticized Britain for leaving tribalism and religious bigotry in Nigeria post-colonization. He emphasized the need for the government to tackle hunger and anger issues, especially with elections approaching.
George called on the APC government to engage meaningfully with the people. His comments highlight the lingering impact of colonialism on Nigeria's societal divisions.
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