The organic restructuring of Nigeria, By Majeed Dahiru
As one people, shoe makers and garment workers of Aba, Sokoto and Ilesa will be mobilised to align their democratic choices with candidates, whose economic policies hold prospects of higher productivity and increased individual prosperity away from the culture of voting along ethnic and religious lines.
Under this broad pan-Nigerian framework, the various federating units at the subnational level will transform from largely micro ethno-geographic and religious nationalities created with the sole political intention to partake in the sharing of Nigeria’s oil mineral revenues (national cake), into an all-inclusive geo-economic hub of wealth creation brought about by the freed energy of all Nigerians with additional prospects of increasing the national cake.
Cattle breeding will no longer be Fulani but Nigerian, the mastery of the creeks of Niger Delta will no longer be an “Ijaw” exclusive but inclusive of all Nigerians and the tanneries of Kano will become a Nigerian cultural economic heritage.
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