Restructuring In Nigeria: Why? How? When?, By Attahiru M. Jega
The best strategy for success is the pursuit of systematic, incremental positive changes through constitutional amendments.
The best strategy for success is the pursuit of systematic, incremental positive changes through constitutional amendments.
If we continue along the delusory ways, the whole thing will result in another big pity.
The unitary system operative in Nigeria is an aberration and it provokes discontent within the polity.
There is no law anywhere in the world that says that all peoples, all states and federating units must move ...
Solutions and bureaucracies crafted, implemented, and controlled from a distant, stifling, unitary federal government are doomed to failure.
Nobody kills an idea whose time has come.
Good to see Ondo governor, Arakunrin Akeredolu nudging in that direction, promising to engage, as he should, to clear up ...
Should the delay to embark on restructuring the country continue for much longer, chances are there may not be a ...
The restitution I seek from our political class is a non-negotiable imperative.
Re-federalising the Nigerian state simply implies redeeming the historical mistake that has impeded Nigeria’s national development for too long.