Nigerian youth have been warned to stop risking their lives in the quest to travel abroad through unsafe means to pursue non-existent greener pastures.
The Director General, National Council for Arts and Culture, Otunba Segun Runsewe stated this in a statement issued to newsmen in Abuja recently.
Runsewe who decried the latest development in Libya where Africans including Nigerians are being auctioned for sale, said slavery in whatever form has no place in this modern era.
The DG urged Nigerians to support government in its bid to make lives better noting that there were indicators suggesting that the economy was improving.
“More importantly, let us endeavour to continually be our brother’s keeper as that is the true African culture and spirit which is always exemplified by love, generosity, peaceful co-existence and good neighbourliness,” he said.
