The brinkmanship of the Nigeria political class that culminated in the failed attempt of the Obasanjo junta to amend the Nigerian 1999 constitution is still fresh in our collective consciousness.Given this existential realities,I'd love to ask:is the new attempt by the Yar'Adua administration to amend the constitution propelled by a genuine political will to give us a better constitution,or another elite idiosyncratic project?Put differently,is this new attempt people oriented or elite oriented?Is it to serve the Common Good or parochial interest?I'll like to to get Your opinions.Thanks.
Posted: at 9-08-2008 06:43 PM (16 years ago) | Upcoming
sincerely speaking, :'( i do not c any difference b/w obasanjo's administration and dat of yar adua. they r basically the same pple runnung the show. my opinion is dat there wont be any constitutional review in this regime :(we all know the motive behind it if any .we r moving towards a 1 party state...its obvious
sincerely speaking, :'( i do not c any difference b/w obasanjo's administration and dat of yar adua. they r basically the same pple runnung the show. my opinion is dat there wont be any constitutional review in this regime :(we all know the motive behind it if any .we r moving towards a 1 party state...its obvious
I kinda agree with U.this is another class project.
Posted: at 17-08-2008 02:29 PM (16 years ago) | Upcoming
its lyk asking a new lecturer to teach from d same old syllables. wat new do u expect.?
U are not far from the truth.Be that as it may,we still need a new anthropocentric constitution for this country.We need a true Federal constitution.A constitution that will cater for the yearnings & aspirations of the Nation,& not just a parasitic section.
Posted: at 31-08-2008 05:56 PM (16 years ago) | Upcoming
I guess,in our heart of hearts,we know the parasites in the Nigerian body polity.Thus reactionary elements that ve continually opposed change in this country.Those who dont want to contribute anything but want to hind under a bastardized & stifled federal structure to arrogate far more than their fair share of the 'common wealth'.The denial of truth does not take its true essence from it.However,they should remember what Karl Marx(1818-1883)says"those that make peaceful change impossible,make violent change inevitable.
Posted: at 31-08-2008 11:24 PM (16 years ago) | Upcoming
I guess,in our heart of hearts,we know the parasites in the Nigerian body polity.Thus reactionary elements that ve continually opposed change in this country.Those who dont want to contribute anything but want to hind under a bastardized & stifled federal structure to arrogate far more than their fair share of the 'common wealth'.The denial of truth does not take its true essence from it.However,they should remember what Karl Marx(1818-1883)says"those that make peaceful change impossible,make violent change inevitable.
Posted: at 3-09-2008 12:30 AM (16 years ago) | Newbie
Ok! All am saying is that,no matter how we deny the truth,it will remain what it is-the truth.The truth does not change.Facts may change.However,their change is only a quest to catch up with the truth.For instance,if I deny that U're not ZIE85ER,it will not change the truth that U are.That's the ESSENCE I was talking about.Thanks.
Posted: at 8-09-2008 09:32 PM (16 years ago) | Upcoming
TheTruth at 30-09-2008 12:49 AM (16 years ago) (m)
I dont see anything positive coming out of this process.the centrifugal & centripetal forces in the power calculus in the body polity will not allow a truly peoples' constitution.And that's what we need.not another exercise of futility.
Posted: at 30-09-2008 12:49 AM (16 years ago) | Newbie
I dont see anything positive coming out of this process.the centrifugal & centripetal forces in the power calculus in the body polity will not allow a truly peoples' constitution.And that's what we need.not another exercise of futility.
I concur.
Posted: at 30-09-2008 03:28 PM (16 years ago) | Upcoming
My sister,that's the question we've being trying to tackle.Some of us fear that it wont.Maybe the rulers will prove us wrong in the long run.It's better for me to be wrong on this one.
Posted: at 2-10-2008 08:17 PM (16 years ago) | Upcoming
The brinkmanship of the Nigeria political class that culminated in the failed attempt of the Obasanjo junta to amend the Nigerian 1999 constitution is still fresh in our collective consciousness.Given this existential realities,I'd love to ask:is the new attempt by the Yar'Adua administration to amend the constitution propelled by a genuine political will to give us a better constitution,or another elite idiosyncratic project?Put differently,is this new attempt people oriented or elite oriented?Is it to serve the Common Good or parochial interest?I'll like to to get Your opinions.Thanks.
first, adk urself this is he a good president and is he doing what u want. then if yes, he will ammend the constitution to the interest of his people. but it has to be ratifies by the whole government
Posted: at 11-10-2008 06:08 PM (16 years ago) | Hero
PEARL The constitutional amendment is beyond the President or any single individual.So ur questions wont come to play.It's the duty of the Legislature & not the Executive(Presidency)to amend the constitution.Even at that,I am still very much skeptical about the whole process.
Posted: at 12-10-2008 01:26 AM (16 years ago) | Upcoming
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