Obasanjo Warns of Civil War Triggers in Nigeria

Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo stated that Nigeria is still facing unresolved conditions that could lead to another civil war, referencing the historical context of the Biafra War. He made these remarks on Wednesday while receiving a historical public title in Abeokuta.
Obasanjo reflected on the Asaba massacre, where civilians were killed during the Nigerian Civil War, and noted that he cannot provide detailed accounts of the military operations led by late General Murtala Muhammed in the area. He emphasized that whenever people inquire about the Asaba massacre, he is unable to give a detailed account of Muhammed's role during the conflict.
Obasanjo's comments highlight the ongoing impact of the civil war's unresolved issues on Nigeria's current socio-political landscape.
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