Speaking at the weekend during a roundtable on economy and restructuring, organised by National Pilot Newspapers in Ilorin, Kwara State, a professor of Political Science at the University, of Ilorin, Hassan Saliu, listed lopsided appointment, nepotism and favoritism and uneven distribution of projects, among others as reasons for the restructuring agitation in the country
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