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**Oloye Olalekan’s *My Perspective about Nigeria Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow* provides a compelling, introspective examination of Nigeria’s socio-political evolution, current systemic challenges, and future trajectory.**
The book offers a critical yet hopeful civic commentary structured across three main pillars:
* **Yesterday (Historical Reflection):** Explores Nigeria’s pre- and post-independence eras, analyzing how foundational political shifts, leadership decisions, and missed opportunities shaped modern challenges.
* **Today (Current Realities):** Examines contemporary issues such as economic instability, governance deficits, security concerns, and civic disengagement, while highlighting the resilience of the Nigerian people.
* **Tomorrow (Future Outlook):** Outlines a constructive vision centered on policy reform, institutional accountability, youth empowerment, and national unity as pathways to progress.
Overall, it stands out as a thoughtful call to action that balances a realistic critique of structural flaws with pragmatic optimism for the country’s potential.
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THE LIBERAL PARTY PROPOSAL
ON RESTRUCTURING IS IN LINE WITH THE CONCERNED CITIZEN ASSEMBLY
THE PROPOSAL OF THE CONCERNED CITIZEN ASSEMBLY
The most prominent recent development regarding concerned citizens involves the Concerned Citizens Assembly, which held a national dialogue in Abuja.
Here are the key points regarding their recent proposals and the broader role of concerned Nigerians:
Demands for Restructuring Nigeria
In August 2026, the Concerned Citizens Assembly concluded a national dialogue organized by the Citizens Rebirth & Awareness Initiative (C-RAIN). Their key proposals include:
17 Autonomous Regions: Restructuring Nigeria into 17 regions, which include:
- Akwa Ibom,
- Ane Igala,
- Apa-Agba,
- Bendel,
- Caliphate,
- Cross River,
- Gurara,
- Hausa,
- Igbo,
- Ijaw,
- Kanem,
- Lower Benue,
- Niger,
- Plateau,
- Rivers,
- Savannah, and
- Yoruba
Revenue Control: Allowing these regions to retain 80 per cent of the revenues generated within their territories while contributing 20 per cent to the Federal Government.
Regional Policing: Shifting the responsibility for internal public safety and policing to the autonomous regions, leaving national defense to the Federal Government.
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