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2023: No restructuring, no elections –NADECO

14th October 2021
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2023: No restructuring, no elections –NADECO
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By Chinelo Obogo

National Democratic Coalition (NADECO) has said it will not endorse any election conducted on the basis of the 1999 constitution as every institution and action taken under the document remains illegal.

Spokesperson for the organisation, Ayo Opadokun, who stated this in a television programme monitored in Lagos, yesterday, said without restructuring, there was no need to hold the 2023 elections and that those who hold the contrary view were pretenders.

“Anyone saying there must be election in 2023 before we can talk about restructuring is speaking on a false premise and it is the attitude of demagogue dictators to pretend as if elections solves all problems. Election is not the answer to the crisis we have at hand.

“You are asking us to endorse the false document that was presented to us as a decree in 1999? Every institution under that document remains a false aberration and illegality and we don’t want to have anything to do with that. If you are still under that false belief that they would hold election, and hold us to ransom again, because most of them who will be elected will swear allegiance and we will sit down again and watch idly, it is a false belief and hope. Nigeria will not sit down and watch idly any longer. We are fed up with the false document that was foisted on us.

“We have been governed by decrees and they do not represent our will. The popular will of the Nigerian people must prevail. What the Nigerian state must do today is to call on ethnic nationalities upon which the country was constructed and say that it is time we come together and ask if we still want to belong to Nigeria. That question has not been asked. The colonialists forced us into co-habitation without our input. It cannot continue. Let anyone who is in power know that Nigerians have suffered enough. We are a failed country.”

Also responding to the presidential ambition of the national leader of APC, Bola Tinubu and controversy on whether the presidency should be zoned to the south or the north, Opadokun said NADECO considered such permutations and ambitions of those angling for positions in 2023 as misdirected.

He said what was of concern to NADECO, and what should concern Nigerians, is that the country is returned to federal constitutional governance.

On agitations by separatist groups, the human rights lawyer said: “Under the United Nations Human Rights protocol of 1958 and African Charter for Peoples Rights that was set up in Addis Ababa in 1998/99, everyone is entitled to self-determination, and it is a rule that no one has the right to control or dominate the other person. The fact that the current Nigerian president and his minions are pretending that nothing is happening, they need to be reminded that the world has moved on. We cannot be subdued and humiliated. This is an unsustainable state and it cannot continue.”

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  1. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    1 year ago

    We this territory natives which owns the land and are more than 99% population of this territory have legitimacy of the law and obligation to structure our governance system based on our backgrounds.

    Fraudulent Electoral Structure of fulani caliphate called Nigeria said anyone who wants to be president must win 2/3 of the states which is 24 states. Because fulani criminals from Guinea used 1804 fulani caliphate with its emirates to control the 19 states of the north. By so doing, decides who’s the president, governors, NASS members etc. and must implement policies of fulani caliphate. Policies of fulani caliphate which is to make this territory natives poor and keep them under fulani rulership.

    Electoral Structure which reflect backgrounds of this territory natives is one in which all native tribes of this territory must be represented in the parliaments based on their population. If the Electoral Structure said all native tribes of this territory must be represented in the parliaments based on their population, even if fulanis who are foreigners are allowed to participate in the election, how many fulanis would be in the parliaments? Fulanis who are not up to 0.1% population of this territory. Because of fraudulent Electoral Structure of fulani caliphate called Nigeria, 90% of the governors, NASS members, traditional rulers etc. in the north are fulani criminals from Guinea. From Ahmadu Bello to Buhari are fulani criminals from Guinea. No Hausa man or woman is a governor, NASS member, traditional ruler etc. in the whole of Hausa lands. They’re all fulani criminals from Guinea. The same applies to lands of Kanuri people etc.

    The only answer is liberation of this territory natives from the bondage of fulani caliphate called Nigeria. We this territory natives which owns the land have liberated from the bondage of fulani caliphate called Nigeria in which the six geopolitical zones are sovereign states. Natives of the six geopolitical zones must establish interim governments of their sovereign states now with military, police etc. to defend territorial borders of their sovereign states, fix their lands, economies. Only the Sword decides.

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