Restructuring

Abubakar stated this on Sunday in a statement by the Atiku Presidential Campaign Organisation

“I say this confidently because it will bring the best out of Nigerians,’’ Coscharis told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos.

Barring any last minute hitches, the agitation for the restructuring of Nigeria’s political, economic and social structures will further reverberate on October 1, the country’s Independence Day, in Lagos as numerous prominent Yoruba leaders…

Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto State says that if he becomes president in 2019, he will restructure the country so that states will have more financial freedom and power for more development.

The Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, Most Rev. Adewale Martins, says proper restructuring of the country remains one of the surest means of ensuring sustainable peace and development.

Former Governor Atthairu Bafarawa of Sokoto State on Monday pledged to embrace restructuring and focus on the economy of the nation, if elected president in 2019.

It is understandable that the Nigeria political terrain has become this charged as it is only about six months to the general elections. While all the elections are important, the most significant remains the Presidential election.

Dr Olusegun Mimiko, former governor of Ondo state on Thursday, declared to run for president of Nigeria on the platform of the Labour party in 2019.

The Atiku Presidential Campaign Organisation has described the All Progressives Congress as being dishonest on the issue of restructuring of the country.

My attention has been drawn to a letter written to Premium Times in response to an essay on restructuring authored by me.

In a recent interaction in the United States, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo asserted that the “problem with our country is not a matter of restructuring…and we must not allow ourselves to be drawn into the argument that our problems stem…

The Peoples Democratic Party says the comment by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo dismissing the promise by the All Progressives Congress and President Muhammadu Buhari to restructure the nation, if voted into power, has further confirmed that…

An elder statesman, Chief Edwin Clark, on Wednesday said that the solution to the prevailing security challenges in the country lay only in restructuring.

Governor Ibrahim Dankwambo of Gombe State on Tuesday said that the restructuring of Nigeria was necessary for the nation to actualise its aspirations.

Olufowose, who spoke in Abuja, at the Annual Conference of Public Administration, with the theme: “Public Sector Restructuring Renewed for Sustainable Growth and Developer in Nigeria,” noted that the present structure was not working.

When the former Vice President and presidential hopeful on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, recently addressed the London’s Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House)

Turaki, who spoke with senior editors while officially declaring his intention to seek the nation’s highest office in Lagos on Tuesday, also vowed to tackle the challenges facing the economy headlong

Abubakar said this in Asaba, the Delta State capital, during his consultative visit to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa and leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party in the state on his 2019 presidential ambition.

Adams said while President Buhari deserves commendation for this lofty decision, he should take a step further by restructuring the country before the 2019 general election.

The Nigerian electorate must henceforth hold their political representatives, at all levels, responsible for the task of restructuring the country.