July 22, 2014
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12:21Now PlayingThe resolutions that have been reached at the National Conference will give more Nigerians stake in governance, a Federal Government's delegate at the conference has said.
Although the resolutions have not been given final approval by the delegates, Colonel Tony Nyiam (retired) said that the conference would conclude works on the resolutions when it reconvenes on August 4.
Colonel Nyiam told Channels Television on Tuesday that when the conference reconvenes, delegates would look at the reports to ensure that resolutions were recorded as agreed before adopting same.
He said that the recommendation for the creation of some states was meant to give more people say in their region.
The delegate was optimistic that the conference would come up with recommendations that would give Nigeria a constitution that would free many ethnic-nationalities that had been enslaved for years.
According to him, the states were recommended to correct the imbalance and situations were some states are so powerful that they had a veto power. "That is what is holding the Petroleum Industry Bill," he said.
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