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UK-based Nigerian lawyer seeks constitution amendment, restructuring

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A UK-based lawyer, Mr Niyi Aborisade, has said that Nigeria would achieve unprecedented development if the constitution was amended and the country restructured.

Aborisade stated this while speaking with journalists on the sideline of a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) meeting held  in Ibadan on Saturday.

According to him, he was at the meeting in Ibadan North- East Federal Constituency to declare interest to run for House of Representative seat.

He said that the nation needed to be restructured and govern by a changed constitution to attain national growth as  well as development.

“The constitution is not working for us. There is need for restructuring. Unless this country restructure nothing can  work.

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