Edition 13: Nigerians Clamour For A New Constitution

This year, 2021, is running very fast. We are already in the middle of it, and as a result two quarters have gone bye, with equally just two left to end the year. This puts pressure on all of us, to examine how our individual and corporate plans for the year have fared. But the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development is not leaving anything to chance as far as preparing itself to meet the expectations of Nigerians is concerned. The Ministry under its hardworking and amiable Minister, Sadiya Umar Farouq, has put a lot in place, especially in the last two years. Her success story, and indeed that of her Ministry has been packaged for Nigerians, and our readers as a whole for consumption. It is a must read for all.

Of course our cover story captures the mood of the nation. Nigerians from all walks of life are demanding for a new constitution, and we went on to capture the report in an unbeatable manner, unique to Supremacy Magazine. We got the government’s position on the matter as well as those of legal icons and the rest, all put in the report titled: “Nigerians Clamour for a New Constitution.”

Our Minister of state for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, who clocked 51 recently was honoured in her domain, Okene in Kogi state on June 12. We brought you the report of the colourful event. From West Africa, we took a look at one of the most peaceful and prosperous country: Mauritania. One will be amazed about some hidden treasures of this great nation. Our package is mouth-watering. An interview with the Japanese Ambassador to Nigeria, who just ended his diplomatic mission in the country and his impression of Nigeria; How the All Progressives Party (APC) the ruling party at the centre is faring and how the Caretaker Committee is putting things in place since the exit of Adams Oshiomhole its immediate past chairman; the global sports event set for commencement, the Tokyo Olympics, in Japan; how Nigerians are groaning with escalating food prices; and the Charly Boy in focus. This time, how many times will he celebrate 70th birthday? His reasons for doing so are not funny at all. These and other scintillating reports on business, life and style, the nation and many others have been packaged for your delight and reading pleasure in this great edition. I wish to thank our readers and advertisers for your loyalty. You can also follow us on our website and u-tube platform.