Unquestionably, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani is one of the leading intellectuals in the 9th Senate. He was in the 6th Senate (2007-2011) when Senator David Mark held sway as President of the Senate. This was after his eight years stint as Governor of Enugu State between 1999 and 2007.
By Paul Mumeh Unquestionably, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani is one of the leading intellectuals in the 9th Nigerian Senate. He was in the 6th Senate (2007-2011) when Senator David Mark held sway as the President of the Senate. This was after his eight years stint as Governor of Enugu State between 1999.The Advocate
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AS the security situation in the country continues to deteriorate on daily basis, the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, has lamented that none of its members was safe any longer.
How to prevent Nigeria’s collapse (2)
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By Aare Afe Babalola, CON, OFR, SAN
Last week, I commenced a discussion on what must be done to prevent the country from impending doom, particularly in the light of the current state of insecurity ravaging the nation.
I ended the edition by noting that there has been a call by many stakeholders for restructuring and the enactment of a new constitution, particularly one which bears semblance to the 1963 Constitution, with modifications to conform to current realities.
The Call for a New Constitution
Between 1960 and 1966, Nigeria’s governmental system under the 1960 Independence Constitution and 1963 Republican Constitution birthed Federalism in which governmental powers were shared between the central government and component regions – East, North, West, and Mid-West. In reality, the four regions were constitutionally more powerful than the central government that was limited to less and specific exclusive legislative powers.