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Governor Peter Odili of Rivers State has expressed concerns that the proposed amendments to the 1999 Constitution do not address key issues such as resource control, true federalism, and secularity. He believes that the current efforts at constitutional amendments should involve the vast majority of Nigerians and take into consideration the diversities of Nigerians to promote political stability and unity.

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Governor Peter Odili of Rivers State has expressed concerns that the proposed amendments to the 1999 Constitution do not address key issues such as resource control, true federalism, and secularity. He believes that the current efforts at constitutional amendments should involve the vast majority of Nigerians and take into consideration the diversities of Nigerians to promote political stability and unity.

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