No fewer than 60 lawmakers are advocating for an amendment to the 1999 Constitution to transition Nigeria from a presidential to a parliamentary system of government.
Consequently, the parliament mandated the Clerk to the National Assembly, Sani Tambuwal, to “transmit the bill to the President for his assent in line with the provisions of the Acts Authentication Act.”
The founding fathers of our democracy and those who fashioned the specialized and exclusive jurisdiction for the Federal High Court did not envisage the aberration of cases on political disputations arising from lack of internal democracy, political shenanigans, and impunity in the management of political parties, as one that will interrupt this court from doing its constitutional duty.
“The degenerative effects of their nightmarish ambitions fall upon the shoulders of the people, especially the youths who have often been at the receiving end of practical bad governance in the country.”
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