Why Nigerian Politicians are resisting restructuring- Chris Okotie

Interim government campaigner, Rev Chris Okotie has given cogent reason why  the widespread agitations for Restructuring have been extremely  difficult for politicians to actualise.
The cleric spoke when he featured
on a popular phone -in programme on Ray Power 100.5 FM to mark the International Democracy Day recently in Lagos.
 He blamed selfish political leaders for holding the country to ransom, saying,’Our democratic process has merely favoured some people, politicians in particular, while the Nigerian people have just not benefitted from it in any way.’
He proffered solution to politicians inability to embrace restructuring, stressing that ‘What must be done is to set up an interim government that would rectify all the aberrations and the abnormalities within the Nigerian society.
‘Politically, there would be Restructuring, so that our democracy could take a sound  footing.’, he added.
On how the interim government proposition could be actualized, when those who could change things are the ones opposed to the required change?
Okotie said,’This is the irony of the situation.
“This is because no extant government would enter into an interim arrangement where they would scheme themselves out of the realm of power. It’s not going to happen.So, the kind of interim government we are projecting would enable Nigerians to come together and decide how they want to be governed ‘.
He said, people want to know how they are going to control their resources, and what parameters would be set in this new association to achieve our collective goals.
Okotie justified his call for political leaders nominated for the forthcoming Presidential election to temporize and ensure some kind of hiatus to allow the perennial challenges that beset the country to be comprehensively addressed,in a just and holistic manner by an interim government, with no vested interest beyond the unity and peace of Nigeria, before we proceed with any electoral process.
The Reverend argued that, the concept of democracy enshrined in the present constitution is deceptive, because true federalism involves the manipulation of centripetal and centrifugal forces and how they interact.
‘This is lacking in our constitution,’ Okotie said.