Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, has pledged, if elected in the 2023 elections, to support legislative measures delegating additional authority to other levels of government.
Atiku made the pledge at an interactive session with members of the Nigerian Guild of Editors in Lagos on Wednesday.Information Guide Nigeria
Correcting the misinterpretations of his comments on restructuring at a parley with the Lagos Business School Alumni Association, the former vice president said, “It is rather unfortunate that a section of the media reported my remarks at an event yesterday (Tuesday) which casts doubts on my readiness to implement my restructuring agenda.
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“Let me, therefore, take advantage of today’s gathering of Nigerian media gatekeepers to state unequivocally that my restructuring agenda is intact and will be implemented from my first day in office.”
“Already, I have received a report from a team of constitutional law experts that I assembled to look into our constitution and highlight areas where there are items that can be moved to the concurrent and residual lists of the constitution.
“Let me assure you that if I am elected president next year, I will begin working on the implementation of that report on my very first day in office.”JAMB Result
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