Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has expressed his support for the restructuring of Nigeria, emphasizing the importance of addressing the wrong systems of administration in the country. Apexnewsgh reports
Speaking at the public presentation of the book ‘In Brotherhood We Stand: A Roadmap for the Rebirth of a Fragmented Nation’ written by Engr. Chris Okoye in Enugu, Obasanjo highlighted the detrimental effects of bad governance on a nation.
During the event held at Immanuel Gardens in Enugu, Obasanjo, who chaired the occasion, noted that Nigeria has struggled with various forms of bad governance over the years. He emphasized the need for a reassessment of the terms of the nation’s union and called for a focus on restructuring to address the structural defects that have hindered democratic values and practices in the country.
Obasanjo emphasized the direct correlation between economic and political reforms, stating that a wrong system of administration can undermine the economic viability of a nation. He urged for a constitution-making process that includes grassroots participation to ensure inclusivity, popular participation, ownership, and legitimacy in governance.
The former President also highlighted the challenges inherited from the colonial administration, which continue to impact the country’s development. He stressed the importance of addressing these historical contradictions through political reforms to pave the way for a more functional and democratic Nigeria.
In conclusion, Obasanjo’s call for restructuring resonates with the growing sentiment among Nigerians for a more inclusive and transparent governance system that reflects the needs and aspirations of all citizens.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana
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