The former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria,

Muhammed Sanusi, says Nigeria has never been this divided

since the Civil War of 1967 to 1970.

He said the country, because of the elections, was now

dangerously divided along ethnic and religious lines, adding

that it had put the integrity of public institutions in question.

Sanusi made the remarks at the third Nigerian Leadership

Colloquium in honour of the senior pastor of Trinity House,

Lagos, Ituah Ighodalo, who turned 62.

He said he people now have suspicions about policies,

policing, judiciary and the election umpire.