. In this interview with ROTIMI AGBOLUAJE, he spoke on a lot of issues concerning the country and the need to support a ban on open grazing.NOT really. But let us get it right. Fundamentally, democratic governance is, no doubt, better than military dictatorship. Those of us who worked hard for a return to the democratic process and others who actually mounted the barricades and put their lives on the line against military rule wanted something much better than what we are having.
There has been a lot of furore over the zoning of the 2023 presidency. Are you in support of power rotation? There is certainly no shortage of ideas with which to solve our national problems. But even the best solutions are useless if we are not going to carry them out successfully. When a person is extremely ill and is struggling against a paralyzing disease, no amount of advice, exhortation or remonstration can galvanize such a person into recovery.
All of them, North and South, have not given serious thoughts to the implications of secession. Otherwise, they would not have been talking without sufficient caution. I do not see the constitution review exercise as totally a waste of time. I see it as an opportunity to achieve two goals. The first is to enable the National Assembly members to have some psychological satisfaction that they are Nigeria’s lawmakers. The second goal is for Nigerians to use the opportunity to tell the legislators that they cannot put a stable and lasting structure on a defective foundation.
Nop. We need to divide Nigeria. It is too hellish to exist
borrisjohnsonn, UKParliament,AngelaMerkle2,KremlinRussia_E EU_Commission,HumanRightsCtte The word, 'Nigeria' expired in 2014. Ending the British amalgamation. It's time to let all the indegineous people of Nigeria that want their own NATION to go. The blood shed is much.