Thursday, October 26, 2017

Sanusi calls for debate on restructuring

 

    Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the Emir of Kano, on Wednesday, October 25, said intelligent debate on restructuring must start to end ethnic agitations across Nigeria. Speaking at the Union Bank’s centenary event in Lagos state, the Emir Sanusi said there is need for federal government to interact and bring lasting peace in the country.

    Punch reports that the Emir said the current constitution which states the country must have governors and deputies in all the 36 states, president and vice president, ministers from every state, over 109 senators and over 360 House of representatives, 774 local chairmen are not sustainable.

     Emir Sanusi lamented that a system where huge public revenue is spent annually on public servants should be discontinued. According to him, “In each local government, you have 10 councillors and speakers and several special advisers and you are surprised that you have not been able to pay workers’ salaries and wages? And we are saying we are going to build an economy that will take care of our people.

   We have failed to bring economy to the earth.’’ PAY ATTENTION: The Emir who spoke on, ‘’No peace, no prosperity,’’ said restructuring would help the country to reduce the size of government and build a better economy. 

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