Plateau State governor, Simon Lalong, has said the All Progressives Congress (APC) was yet to take position and harmonise various views within the party on federalism and the controversy on  restructuring of the country.

The governor, who made the declaration at the opening ceremony of a retreat by the Law School students, who converged on Jos, the Plateau State capital, urged Nigerians to discuss the issues with all sense of patriotism.

He said he was one of the four APC governors selected to be part of the retreat.

Lalong, who said he was an advocate of federalism, as opposed to restructuring, did not however,  elaborate.

The retreat included all the directors of the six Law schools in the country.

At the ceremony, the Director-General of Nigerian Law Schools in the country, Olarenrewaju Onadeko (SAN), thanked the governor for restoring peace in the state.

The Attorney-General and Commission for Justice, Mr Jonathan Mawiyau, urged the legal council to produce and project curriculum for the Law School.

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APC yet to take position on restructuring, federalism —Gov. Simon Lalong