Nigeria, Sept. 15 -- Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, has said that Nigerians no longer have hope in the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government as one that is genuinely committed to the survival of the nation as one.

In a statement on Tuesday, Mr Soyinka said Nigerian citizens no longer believe that the administration understands the minimal requirements for positioning the country as "a modern, functional space of productive occupancy."

"The nation is divided as never before, and this ripping division has taken place under the policies and conduct of none other than President Buhari - does that claim belong in the realms of speculation?" Mr Soyinka, a professor of literature wrote in the statement he titled Between 'Dividers-in-chief' ...