PRINCIPLE 3: Single six-year tenures for the office of the President and Governors Transformational leadership requires continuity and stability in governance. Many of the most progressive governments in the world have enjoyed continuity and stability in leadership which allows officeholders to consolidate and implement development programs without frequent policy reversals that are associated with frequent […]

his winner takes all mentality has made elections in Nigeria a do or die affair as a result of which people do all they can to win a ticket to public looting.

The end result is the recurring process of electing the highest bidder, who most often, becomes the highest looter.

Successive governments have failed to see through a comprehensive and meaningful restructuring process, leaving the country to continue in its current state of chaos and retrogression.

The perceived attempt by the Northern elites and leaders to Islamise Nigeria and subjugate other religions is a critical contributor to religious mistrust and violence in Nigeria

Our educational systems must as a matter of principle and priority, aggregate, propagate, document and transfer knowledge to our children on the true meaning, essence and quality of our Nigerianess

There is urgent need for total devolution of powers to enable each state or geo-political zone to effectively administer its resources and social political needs.

One truth is that you cannot force a nation to exist. If that express desire to continue a common life as a nation disappears, the sole legitimate criterion for nationhood evaporates and such a nation is bound to crumble. That express desire, loyalty, devotion and will to continue a common life as a nation is the very essence of nationalism!”

RECONFIGURING, according to the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, is to significantly rearrange (something) into an altered form, figure, shape, or layout. In political terms, reconfiguration is to alter the territorial configuration of a state, its identity, or formally breaking up or partitioning the geographical entity. Reconfiguration can be the end result of unsuccessful restructuring, or […]

AS a famous Russian adage goes, “it is easy to turn fish into fish soup, less easy to turn fish soup back into fish”. This Russian adage best describes Nigeria’s current socio-political quagmire. It is a notorious fact that the fabrics of the Nigerian nation is currently so badly fragmented that putting it back on […]