The Nigerian Project (TNP) is pleased to announce the commencement of Section C — POLITICAL ISSUES, one of the most anticipated phases in the ongoing national dialogue. This section promises to be robust, engaging, and transformative as experts across governance, law, security, moral leadership, and political reform converge to shape TNP’s strategic position on Nigeria’s future.
Section C will be led by the renowned scholar Professor S. A. Ikunga (Lead Coordinator), supported by a formidable team of coordinators and subject-matter specialists.
C1: Governance & Institutional Reform
Coordinator: Rtd. Capt. Harrison Akinfoyewa
Timeline: 16–18 November 2025
This team will:
Critically assess Nigeria’s current governance structure and institutional vulnerabilities.
Recommend TNP’s official position on state policing, security sector reforms, and national safety architecture.
Draft proposals for strengthening public service accountability, efficiency, and transparency.
C2: National Unity & Moral Leadership
Coordinator: Bishop Bernard Nwaogu
Timeline: 19–21 November 2025
Key tasks include:
Developing a comprehensive National Reconciliation Framework aimed at healing long-standing regional, ethnic, and religious divisions.
Recommending civic education and interfaith dialogue programs for a more harmonious society.
Designing mechanisms for a nationwide moral reawakening rooted in integrity, patriotism, and shared national values.
C3: Legal/Constitutional Reform & Diaspora Voting
Coordinator: Barr. Obinna Obiegue
Timeline: 22–24 November 2025
This committee will:
Evaluate Nigeria’s constitutional evolution from 1954 to 1999, identifying strengths and gaps.
Propose amendments to achieve true federal balance, devolution of powers, and effective governance.
Examine the 2025 Electoral Act reforms, with special focus on Electronic Voting and Diaspora Voting.
Draft TNP’s official position paper addressing the key policy question:
“Should Diaspora and Electronic Voting be included in the 2025 Electoral Act?”
C4: Electoral System & Political Structure
Coordinator: Barr. Ahmadu Hudu
Timeline: 25–27 November 2025
Expected outputs include:
A review of Nigeria’s political party systems and a recommendation on which political party framework best suits Nigeria’s democracy.
Examination of the issues of power rotation, gender balance, and youth inclusion in governance.
Drafting of the TNP Charter for Political Inclusion, a foundational document to guide equitable political participation.
With Section C set to run from 16th to 27th November 2025, TNP calls on all members, stakeholders, and patriotic Nigerians to engage constructively as the movement works toward shaping credible, people-centered political positions.
Signed:
Ochiagha Reagan Ufomba
National Convenor The Nigerian Project (TNP)
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