Obasi Igwe is a Professor of Political Science and former Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and ex-lecturer at the Nigerian Defence Academy, Zaria, Kaduna StateObasi Igwe is a Professor of Political Science and former Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and ex-lecturer at the Nigerian Defence Academy, Zaria, Kaduna State.
Therefore, the best option is a sovereign national conference, or at least, an adequately empowered constitutional conference.
That Sharia in Nigeria is a very corrupt subterfuge; it oppresses the masses while pretending to be favouring them; destroys alcoholic beverages and consumes them in secret, while collecting VAT from them; and purports to amputate and stone poor offenders, while the leaders hide under civilised Common Law rights instead of the cutting and beheading of the Sharia they impose on their masses.
There can be no sense of belonging until Nigeria decides to protect every citizen under a single Common Law. The caliphate and Sharia must be proscribed and abolished; the leadership of the SCIA must be by election as in CAN, and the Hausa and other oppressed tribes of the so-called Sharia states and beyond must be allowed to take their destinies into their own hands and join other Nigerians in enjoying the benefits of modern civilisation.
The Rivers governor has yet to lay claims for the carcinogenic soots destroying his people and the wasteland that Ogoni is turned into to enrich others. Lagos State should have a monetised special status, because it has the only ports made to provide for everybody. States in which all manner of atrocities have been extra-judicially committed should compile and make appropriate claims.
Source: Financial Digest (financialdigest.net)
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