Ochendo Amichi Wants National Conference To Discuss Everything

                                                                                   
Former chairman of the Police Service Commission, Chief Simon Okeke said he is of the view that everything should be discussed at the National Conference including whether Nigeria should continue to be one or not.

Okeke who spoke at his country home Amichi in Nnewi North local government area Anambra state  said there should not be any no go areas . He wants a decentralized police force for efficiency and better policing.

He said: ‘’everything should be discussed at the Confab including whether Nigeria should continue to be one or not and the modality for the oneness.

He insisted that Nigeria must be restructured to give the six geo-political zones more power to control their resources and then contribute to the center with the control of the police being decentralized.

Okek called on the new Governor of Anambra State, Chief Willie Obiano to make the provision of  a cargo airport in the State one of his priorities in his administration. He however urged the new Governor not to abandon any project initiated by former Governor Peter Obi.

He said that the need for a cargo airport in Anambra had become necessary with the expansion of commercial and other business activities East of the Niger.

He insisted one of the early new projects the Governor should handle would be to revisit the airport project abandoned by  past administrations in the State.

The former police boss under Obasanjo concluded: "Obi has set a high standard and his successor has a big task to maintain and surpass that standard. Obi has done well in infrastructural development including road network. Obiano should not think about infrastructure but he has to face industrialization and agriculture like he has promised to create enough job opportunities for the teeming population. He should make sure that Anambra State is fully admitted as an oil producing State as declared by President Goodluck Jonathan.