Additional state for south-east: An endogenous Nigerian project of justice
    			  						 				  				 								 										 						 					 										 								 				  				 					   		            Somehow, the issue of creating a new state in the South-East appears  to be suffering a setback apparently because of what appears to be  delays in the endorsement of the idea by the National Assembly  committees reviewing the 1999 Constitution. Whatever might be the case I  have strong reasons to think that the project remains alive in the  minds of those who should claim to accept and love the Nigerian idea.  This is for several reasons.   First is that issues of justice and equity are never killed. They  would often resurrect, even more forcefully and fearfully. The only  antidote to injustice is justice. At the moment, no serious logic has  been advanced in any write-up on the subject to demonstrate that the  South-East does not deserve an additional state to give it a sense of  belonging within the Nigerian umbrella just like other sections of the  country.   The overri...