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Re; Critical Steps towards the Resolution of Nigeria as a True Federation (2)
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There are many reasons why the nation Nigeria must take the present call for restructuring seriously. It is in the long -term interests of all the ethnic Nationalities in Nigeria to restructure Nigeria into a True and sustainable Federation. It is however clear that there is at present no love lost politically between Hausa – Fulani, Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw, Tiv, Ibibio and what have you ethnic Nationalities comprising Nigeria. What all ethnic Nationalities are now engaged in, is primarily what they can get from Nigeria. No ethnic Nationality now really wants Nigeria to disintegrate into its Component Parts. Every ethnic Nationality both large and small Populationsis now fighting for its own political and economic interests and what it can get in Nigeria as a Nation State.
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By Jerome-Mario Utomi
THERE are many reasons Nigeria must take the present call for restructuring seriously. It is in the long-term interests of all the ethnic nationalities in Nigeria to restructure Nigeria into a true and sustainable federation. It is, however, clear that there is at present no love lost politically between Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw, Tiv, Ibibio and other ethnic nationalities that makeup Nigeria.
What all ethnic nationalities are now engaged in is primarily what they can get from Nigeria. No ethnic nationality really wants Nigeria to disintegrate into its component parts. Every ethnic nationality both large and small is now fighting for its own political and economic interests and what it can get as a nation-state in Nigeria.