Change Imminent To Revive Ailing Leadership In Northern Nigeria – ACF
The Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), Bashir Muhammad Dalhatu, has issued an apology to the people of Northern Nigeria, acknowledging the collective failure of the region’s leaders to shield the North from descending into one of the most severe crises in its history.
Dalhatu also highlighted that the ACF is actively exploring strategies to address the existential challenges facing both the North and Nigeria as a whole. He affirmed that the North is open to considering constitutional review and administrative reforms.
During a meeting of the BoT and Northern Leaders in Kaduna, Dalhatu dispelled the notion that the North is opposed to constitutional changes.
“We must put all and sundry on notice that the North is ready, now and in the future, and will be willing to consider any proposals for changing the constitution as well as the administrative structure of Nigeria,” he stated.
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He reiterated the region’s shortcomings, saying, “We owe our people deep apologies for our collective failure to protect the region from falling into one of the worst crises in its history.”
The meeting was attended by several Northern leaders, including Senator Ibrahim Shekarau, former governor of Kano and protem chairman of the League of Northern Democrats; Senator Tanko Almakura, former governor of Nasarawa; former National Chairman of the APC, Abdullahi Adamu; General Halilu Akilu, former minister of internal affairs; General Muhammad Maigoro; Senator Kabiru Gaiya, former governor of Kano; Yayale Ahmed, former SGF; former National Chairman of the PDP, Adamu Muazu; former governor of Jigawa, Sule Lamido; former governor of Kaduna State, Ramalan Yero; and former SGF Babacir Lawal.
Other notable attendees included the immediate past SGF, Boss Mustapha; former Minister of State for Defense, Lawal Batagarawa; former Inspector General of Police, MD Abubakar; DIG (rtd.) Aliyu Attah; and former governor of Jigawa State, Sa’ad Birnin Kudu, among others.
Kano Times
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