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Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum (SMBLF) has chided a group, Nigerian Alliance for Self-Determination (NASD), for allegedly impersonating it and its leaders, without any recourse to them, as being part of its positions in its recent publication where it reportedly gave a 90-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to scrap the 1999 Constitution.
Nigerian Alliance for Self-Determination had reportedly fingered the 1999 Constitution as being responsible for the worsening security situation in the country and poverty in the land.
However, SMBLF expressed its displeasure on Wednesday in a statement entitled: “Stop misusing SMBLF,” and jointly signed by Mr. Yinka Odumakin on behalf of South-West, Chief Guy Ikokwu (South-East), Senator Bassey Henshaw (South-South) and Dr. Isuwa Dogo (Middle-Belt), describing the action as indecent and unacceptable.