IN the past two years, the country has become more accustomed to the terrain of a two-party system and the cohabitation of federal and state governments occupied by different political parties. Within this environment, it becomes ever more crucial for the Rulers to play their role as apolitical Heads of State, providing a symbol of unity.
When public discourse could potentially spill over into unnecessary violence, the Rulers have a duty to their people and must act to preserve the harmony and peace that we have enjoyed for long.
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