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    Let us start with definitions. So, quoting from IDnow online: A Politically Exposed Person (PEP) is someone who, through their position or influence, is more susceptible to being involved in bribery, money laundering or corruption. This is usually someone who has been entrusted with a prominent public function in a government or international organization. Close business associates and family members are also considered PEPs.  

The world can wonder why Nigerians have continued to allow the operation of the 1999 Constitution, a well-known Fraud and FORGERY, over them. Is it due to a low sense of basic morality? Or a lack of problem-solving skills? Or both? In religious imagery, Messiah Christ described the visible church as made up of sheep and goats. Sheep are teachable, but not so goats.  

   

  To the Nigerian populace, the word “Restructuring” signifies “change”. It generally means resource control by the indigenous owners, and more power to the states, thus, a level of autonomy somewhat comparable to what obtained when Nigeria was a Federation in name and in fact. Tinubu, the presidential candidate of APC is visibly ailing, and his running mate, Kashim Shettima, has already clearly said that restructuring is ruled out should he come to power.  

Islamist Terrorism In Nigeria Gets Halted By The Constitutional Force Majeure By Ndidi Uwechue Therefore, jihadists, both inside and outside government, should realise that their plan to turn Nigeria into a terrorist homeland, has been prevented by the Constitutional Force Majeure. by Ndidi Uwechue May 17, 2021 While intelligent countries are seeking how to draw tourists to their lands, Nigeria, under General (rtd) Buhari and Professor of Law cum Pastor Osinbajo, is doing the very opposi...

NINAS – The Clever Self-Determination Movement In Nigeria, By Ndidi Uwechue Each stage is democratic and involves “we the people”. In every aspect, the NINAS Confom is a well-organised, systematic process that gets thinking people aroused intellectually. by Ndidi Uwechue Apr 25, 2021 Many Africans do tend to assess situations and events through emotions, so, often when “the Berlin Conference of 1884” gets mentioned – as will be done, annoyance and anger would come up and shut out so...

Violence And Social Crises In Nigeria: When Should A Transitional Government Step In? By Ndidi Uwechue Political parties should therefore not set off on the journey to general elections in 2023 under the repudiated 1999 Constitution, but should show solidarity with their people and respond positively to the Demand to decommission the 1999 Constitution and have a Transitional Government. by Ndidi Uwechue Feb 10, 2021 Are there still savages in Africa today? Savages are characterised by creati...