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The increasing number of state governors defecting to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has drawn criticism from Dr. Sam Amadi, Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, who cautioned that this trend goes against the fundamental principles of Nigeria’s state formation.
According to reports, on Tuesday, February 3, Amadi voiced his worries while answering questions in an interview on Arise Television.
The former chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) asserts that states were established so that subnational governments may use their own resources and pursue development on their own, independent of the federal government.
“The idea of having a state is being able to harness your resources and development,” he declared.
According to Amadi, Nigeria’s political and economic system has a deeper structural flaw, which is shown in the governors’ haste to set up shop with the party at the center.
Amadi questioned if Nigeria was reverting to an unduly centralized form of government, raising concerns about the consequences of the defections.
“We have not gotten economics right in terms of development,” he remarked. Are we going to resume centralizing now that everyone is going to the center?
Although Nigeria may have made some political progress, the political economist pointed out that true federalism has continued to be undermined by the country’s inability to create a workable economic framework.
He went on, “So basically, we’ve got economics wrong in terms of development, maybe politics, in some sense.”
According to reports, the remarks coincide with a slew of prominent governors from opposition parties switching to the ruling APC.
Among the impacted states are Plateau, Delta, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Rivers, Enugu, Kano, and most recently, Taraba.
