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Showing posts with label Restructuring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Restructuring. Show all posts

Monday, 19 September 2016

Bombshell: John Kerry told Buhari and Northern Leaders to restructure Nigeria before it breaks. America won’t come to the aid of Nigeria when the country implodes- Ayo Adebanjo reveals

 Bombshell: John Kerry told Buhari and Northern Leaders to restructure Nigeria before it breaks. America won’t come to the aid of Nigeria when the country implodes- Ayo Adebanjo reveals
Chief Ayo Adebanjo, 88, First Republic politician has sensationally revealed the specific message the United States of America Secretary of State, Mr. John Kerry’s brought to Northern Nigerian leaders. As some Nigerians, especially from the South and Christian leaders pick holes Kerry’s recent visit to Nigeria, which they describe as discriminatory, Adebanjo, an Awoist and supporter of confederation wants them to have a re-think because Mr. Kerry came with a specific message for Northern leaders. 

Saturday, 10 September 2016

Allow restructuring to stave off Nigeria's breakup - Former Nigeria's Chief of Naval Staff tells Buhari

Allow restructuring to stave off Nigeria's breakup - Former Nigeria's Chief of Naval Staff tells Buhari
Former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice-Admiral Akintunde Aduwo (retd) has implored 'General' Muhammadu Buhari not to ignore the increasing calls for restructuring of the country. Making the appeal in an interview with SATURDAY SUN, the former Naval Chief, said restructuring can’t lead to the break-up of the country contrary to fears being raised in certain quarters.
Aduwo who was also a former governor of the defunct Western region, spoke with TUNDE THOMAS on the crisis in the Niger-Delta, the Biafra issue, corruption, his removal as state governor after one month in office and a host of others.

Thursday, 1 September 2016

The restructuring Nigeria needs - Arthur Nwankwo

The restructuring Nigeria needs - Arthur Nwankwo
Nigeria has become a very treacherous environment such that speaking about issues concerning restructuring of the country could easily be misconstrued and mischievously interpreted as felonious. But the truth about our situation is that we cannot avoid talking about a restructured Nigeria if there must be a tomorrow for us. There is no alternative route to this. Nigeria must be restructured urgently or it will die. This is not a doomsday prophesy. It is a statement based on the hard facts starring us in the face.