In The Atlantic Post Opinion Section, “Ndidi Uwechue’s Column: The Smart African… a place for intelligent discourse,” discusses how to make Nigeria a normal country, and how that is the only way her journey to greatness can begin.
In the Atlantic Post Opinion Section, Ndidi Uwechue writes: “We do find that PDP still goes by the name of “political party”, but that is an illusion or delusion. This type of delusion is quite common in Nigeria. Here are a couple of examples: there is a stretch of uneven ground, thinly tarred, that has no traffic lights, no pedestrian crossings, no pavement, just huge potholes, more like craters, yet Nigerians insist on calling it a “Road”.”
NINAS has counselled Pastor Bakare to join forces with its well thought out template and recommendations for decommissioning the military-era imposed “1999 Constitution,” rather than reinvent the wheel.
In The Atlantic Post Opinion Section, “Ndidi Uwechue’s Column: The Smart African… a place for intelligent discourse,” discusses the imperative of choosing an alternative culture attitude, under the topic: You! – Can be an agent for socio-political change.
“That the use of the Term “Biafra” in describing the Territory over which he seeks independence, throws up the controversy as to whether it is the Biafra Territory of May 30, 1967 or whether the Territory has shrunk to the East Central State of May 27, 1967 or expanded to include parts or the whole of Midwest Region/State of May 27, 1967,” Tony Nnadi writes in Opinions.
“With the “Biafra” Conundrum featuring like a recurring decimal in the Eastern Nigeria Sphere of the wider angry debates on the future of the Igbo in the distressed Federation of Nigeria, it has become pertinent to remind us of the Choices we have made or been perceived to have made as a People by the rest of Nigeria, as well as the outcomes we can expect from those choices,” Tony Nnadi writes in Opinions.
“Compared with the NINAS CFM Strategic Action, these Propositions are still at the level of lamentations and finger-pointing,” Tony Nnadi replies The Yoruba Leadership and Peace Initiative’ (TYLPI) on behalf of NINAS.
UN’s Mr. Guterres, while commending President Buhari for his leadership roles in Africa, urged him to use his position to stabilize West Africa, after he raised the alarm on erosion of democracy in the subregion by authoritarian rulers and coup plotters.
At #UNGA76 President Buhari raises alarm over the erosion of democracy in West Africa at but fails to acknowledge presence of pro-democracy protesters from Nigeria demanding an end to the military-era imposed constitution. #End1999Constitution #NINASReferendum
Highlights of the speech by Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari at the 76th United Nations General Assembly #UNGA76 in New York, amidst protest by NINAS-led #End1999Constitution campaigners.