The National Conference began on Monday, March 17, at the National Judiciary Institute in Abuja. The  confab that will last for three months and cost around N7bn ($42mln) is  meant to provide a platform for Nigerians to discuss issues of common  concern. These issues that are likely to be at the top of the  agenda are Islamist-linked violence in the north, corruption, a more  fair distribution of oil wealth, and the effectiveness of the country's  political structure. Former  Minister of State for Defence, Olusola Obada (right), Legal  Practitioner, Adeniyi Akintola (middle) and Vice President, Nigeria  Labour Congress, Isa Aremu during a voting pattern on the resolutions of  the conference in Abuja yesterday A  visibly angry delegate, Naseer Kura (left) being calmed down by the  President , Market Women Association of Nigeria, Felecia Sani during a  debate on the voting pattern of the resolutions of the conference in  Abuja yesterday One  of the delegates taking a nap during yest...
 
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