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Interview 12:46 am   /   Comments  For Senator Francis Spanner
Okpozo, an elder statesman, the current state of affairs in 
Nigeria leaves much to be desired.  Not one to keep sealed lips
when speaking out is called for, he flayed the alleged role of
the Presidency in the Rivers State crisis, backed the call for
the removal of the state Commissioner of Police over his alleged
involvement in the impasse, and advocated harmony among power
brokers in the South-South in this interview with Saturday
Vanguard’s SIMON EBEGBULEM.  Excerpts:  What’s your view on the
Senate’s recent decision  to jettison the agitation for autonomy
of Local Governments and six-year single tenure for governors
and the President?  That decision is in pursuance of the
presidential system of government that eight years is enough for
any political office holder to perform, and that is a system
that led to the establishment of a Republican constitution. So
it would be wrong for Nige