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2023: Moghalu Reveals his Vision for Nigeria
The 2019 presidential candidate of the Young Progressive Party, Kingsley Moghalu, has stated his vision for Nigeria is a truly Federal Constitution with a regional structure.
The 2019 presidential candidate of the Young Progressive Party, Kingsley Moghalu, has stated his vision for Nigeria is a truly Federal Constitution with a regional structure.
He said this on his Twitter page on Thursday morning revealing that creating this will give the country more chances to survive.
He revealed that he wants the South East of Nigeria to be like Singapore, North like Dubai, South-South like Norway and South-West like Germany.
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“My vision of Nigeria is of the Southeast as Singapore, the North like Dubai, the South-South like Norway, and the Southwest like Germany. A new truly federal Constitution with a regional structure for our country can create the incentives for this to become reality in 40 yrs.”
During the Presidential race in 2019, Moghalu made it clear that he was offering Nigeria a clear vision of national unity, economic transformation and diplomatic resurgence.
Moghalu who lost with 21,886 votes stated that his loss was due to the failure of Nigerian youths to vote and called for more participation among the youths in the country.

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