Home News APC Propaganda? Fake ‘Restructuring’ Bill Goes Viral on Social Media
News

APC Propaganda? Fake ‘Restructuring’ Bill Goes Viral on Social Media

1.1k
Tinubu bad governance protest

A fake bill proposing to restructure Nigeria into “regional ethnic nationalities” is being circulated on Social media, especially X.

The purported bill suddenly emanated from nowhere and went viral, provoking conversations about the possibility of regional administrations and a six-year term for the President.

The bill is titled: “A Bill for an Act to Substitute the Annexure to Decree 24 of 1999 with a New Governance Model for the Federal Republic of Nigeria” and has the country’s coat of Arms as letterhead.

Part of the bill reads: “The term of office of the President shall be six years. No person shall be elected President for more than two terms.

It also proposes thus: “Nigeria shall be a Federation comprising of Regional Territories and a Federal Capital Territory and shall be a Republic to be known by the name of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“The territorial jurisdiction of Nigeria shall comprise the territory of the Regional members of the Federation, and its boundaries shall be as determined by international agreements.”

How it circulated reeks of propaganda, typical of the ruling party.

The document has been linked to a pro-Yoruba group, Afenifere, which is clamouring for a restructuring of the country.

Meanwhile, the document has been dismissed by the Presidency.

Read; WHO Warns of Rising Global Dengue Cases

About The Author

Related Articles

NewsPolitics

Tinubu Spent Three Years on Food Emergency Yet Nigeria Now Among World’s Hungriest Nations Obi Claims

The presidential candidate of the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC) for the 2027...

FinanceNewsWorld

Ghana’s Gold Output Surges 23 Percent to Nearly 6 Million Ounces in 2025 as Small Scale Miners Take the Lead

Ghana’s gold production surged 23.41 percent in 2025, reaching 5.94 million ounces...

HealthNewsWorld

Congo Says Confirmed Ebola Cases Rise to 635 as Deadly Outbreak Spreads East

Confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo have risen to...