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Amaechi, Minister of Transportation, referred to the calls for restructuring recently
Amaechi’s excerpt:
“If to you what is important is restructuring, I don’t see anything wrong with restructuring but I am saying it is not the most critical problem we have.
The most critical problem we have is that hunger and poverty are breeding insecurity.
If you are able to create employment, you create security. If you like hire as many men as you want to hire that are policemen, you would do nothing until you put food in the hands of people.
When you do not create a legitimate economy, the people will create for themselves an illegitimate economy and be able to feed themselves.”
He further said:
“We are facing a different kind of insecurity. When we were in power as governors, the problem we were facing was Boko Haram. Not is it much more than Boko Haram. We need to address those issues.”
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