The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has expressed hope that the current constitution review exercise will genuinely reflect the aspirations of Nigerians to prove pundits’ negative perceptions wrong.
CAN pledged to support the exercise aimed at ensuring that the current exercise meets national interest by transcending self-seeking interests of the political elite as canvassed in some quarters.
A memorandum on the review of the 1999 constitution submitted to the committee, the President, Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Rev. Dr. Samson Olasupo Adeniyi Ayokunle, said, “We believe in a stable, prosperous and virile Nigeria where all citizens exercise their rights, duties and privileges as expected in any vibrant participatory democracy.”
bill: what do you want to change? first of what you will ebony said, i want to change that law. more power of attorneyly open season on black young men across the country. bill: by other black young men. buyer the criminal justice system and not true.nal system. disparity. how do you explain the disparity. gentlemen, gentlemen. bill: i have to explain that because he asked me. the disparity comes in high crime districts. okay? where police flood in to protect the citizens and make more arrests than they would make in low crime districts. that s how the disparity comes. and you know as well as i do because we talked about it last week that most black men are killed by other black men. the disparity there is disparity in sentencing. there is disparity in education gap. and it is disparity in income. those things effect the system that you are talking about. they don t exist in a vacuum. i don t mind you and other people who agree with you wanting to change the system