There is a growing concern about the negative effect of hate speeches on the peaceful co-existence of Nigerians in the country.
Acting Governor of Bayelsa State Gboribiogha Jonah is the latest to condemn hate speech-induced agitations from the Northern and Eastern regions of Nigeria.
The Bayelsa Acting Governor spoke to journalists on arrival in Government House, Yenagoa after the National Economic Council Summit On Security in Abuja.
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