Nigeria Does Not Need A New Constitution -By Obi Nwakanma – Opinion Nigeria

They key changes of that constitution from the Independence Constitution of 1960, was that it endowed all executive power of the state in the office of the President of the federation, and no longer in Parliament. It literally turned the Prime Minister, into the President’s chief Adviser, and leader of his government in the Parliament.

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