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Should We Restructure Nigeria Now or Never?
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117 days agoFor years, the call for restructuring has echoed across Nigeria—from the streets to the National Assembly. Yet nothing concrete has been done. Many believe that without restructuring, Nigeria may never reach its full potential as a nation. Others argue that it’s not the system that’s the problem, but the people running it.
So I’m asking: Should we restructure Nigeria now before things get worse, or has the moment passed? What kind of restructuring do we even need—regional autonomy, true federalism, or a total constitutional overhaul?
Let’s talk. 🇳🇬💬