This question seeks to allow the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission to send the proposals for Revenue Allocation directly to the National Assembly instead of to the President.

The aim here is to constitutionally create two distinct positions, one of the Minister of Justice and the other of the Attorney General of the Federation.

The issue is whether to create the position of Accountant General of the Whole Federation who would be equally concerned about the States, as distinct from an Accountant General of the Federal Government

The question is whether amendments to achieve judicial reforms should take place.

This question asks whether those powers are not contradictory of the Constitutional powers of the National and State Houses of Assembly to amend or pass new laws.

This question identifies some of the issue and asks whether further electoral reform amendments should happen.

The proposal here is whether roles should be constitutionally created for traditional rulers at the federal, state and local council levels.

The Constitution presently provides for a minimum of 13% as the amount allocatable to States on the principle of derivation. This question aims to set a new minimum limit of 20%.

This question goes to the heart of the derivation and federalism debate, giving States greater control of resources in their territories.

Nigeria presently practices the US style presidential system of government. Opinions and suggestions about trying out the UK style parliamentary system of government have been made, in order to reduce cost of governance. This question seeks answers this

The question is whether the two legislative houses should be allowed to remain or merged into one single National legislative body.

The question is asking if legal provision should be put in place to allow Nigerians living abroad to participate in voting candidates into elective Positions in Nigeria.

This question asks whether constitutional guarantees to address their concerns should be entrenched in the Constitution.

Youths and some other Nigerians have submitted proposal to reduce the qualifying age limits for contesting elections in Nigeria. This will increase the number of youths qualified to contest into elective positions in Nigeria.

The question being asked is whether the Constitution should be amended to address the issues of gender inequality.

The suggestion is to allow for candidates to run for elections as independents, meaning that they do not need to be candidates sponsored by a political party.

The rotation of Office of Governor is in issue here, and the question asked is whether it should rotate between the three Senatorial districts of a State.

The question here is a straightforward one asking whether the status quo should be maintained, retaining the current two tenures of 4 years each for the Offices of President and Governor, respectively.

Here the question is whether Sections 135 and 180(2) of the constitution which provides for two tenures of 4 years each for the Offices of President and Governor respectively should not be amended to provide for single tenure of either 5, 6 Or 7 years.

This question seeks to discard every other suggestion on the rotation of the office of the President of the federation or of the office of Governor of a State and reiterates the current position where there is no legal requirement for zoning of offices

A further question is asked here on the rotation of power, this time it is whether the rotation should be between the six geo-political zones.

This question asks whether the position should be rotated between the Northern and Southern parts of Nigeria.

The proposal here is to maintain the status quo with one central police for the country and control of the police from the centre.

This question is an attempt to reach a compromise with those vigorously opposed to the creation of State police by proposing some arrangement that allows State Governors to have control over the Commissioners of Police in their respective States.

Under our current Constitution, the Police is controlled by the federal government and States are not allowed to establish one. Should this continue or be changed to allow States to create and control their police?

The question here is whether the veil of immunity from criminal proceedings should be removed or should the status quo remain?

The Question in this item is whether the certain Acts which are embedded in the Constitution by virtue of Section 315 should be expunged and treated as regular Acts of the National Assembly.

There are current views articulating the existence of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as the only body to organize all levels of elections in Nigeria. Others contend that in a federal structure, local elections should be conducted loc

This question aims to remove certain items from the Federal exclusive Legislative list and move them into the concurrent list. It goes to the issue of devolution of powers from the Federal to States.

This question asks whether there should uniform tenure stipulated for all local governments across the 36 States of Nigeria.

The question is whether States who fail to regularly organize local government elections should forfeit their allocation.

The question is whether a third list should be created to constitutionally outline the powers of local governments.

Presently, there is some confusion about the process of creation of local governments. The issue is whether local government including the number of local governments, their creation and funding should now be made the responsibility of the states.

The question here is whether funds allocated to local governments from the federation should be paid directly to the local government instead of being paid into a joint account between them and the state governments.

The question here is whether sum budgeted for the states Houses of assembly should automatically be released to them without further recourse to the executive.

This question addresses the concern whether the budget should be presented at least 3 months before the end of a financial year, so that the budget for the nest year is passed by the National assembly and in good times before the beginning of the next fin

The question is whether Nigerians should legally be able to hold the government to account for failure to deliver on these objectives?

The question seeks to further liberalize the description of citizenship and create legal protection for all Nigerians to live in any part of the country and exercise full citizenship rights.

Question 5 is similar to 4 above. However it asks whether the geo-political should be another form of governments, meaning that Nigeria will then have 4 tiers of government as follows Federal, Geo-political, states and Local government.

The 6 geo-political zones have become an important basis for several political activities, appointments, relationship, yet it is not stipulated to be so nor is it even recognised in the constitution. Should this be entrenched in the constitution?

This question seeks to address the concerns raised by one of the geo-political zones that it is shortchanged by other zones in the number of states that it has.

This question seeks to clarify whether the number of states to be created should be pre agreed between all of the political interests in the country.

Geo-political zones as tiers of Governments: It asks whether the geo-political should be another form of governments, meaning that Nigeria will then have 4 tiers of government as follows Federal, Geo-political, states and Local government.