Let The Constitution direct Chieftaincy to deliver “All Development Is Local”    

CONCLUSION It is time the Constitution took advantage of our own indigenous institutions to define and pursue our common development destiny by constitutionally redirecting the effort and resources for improving the local government system towards strengthening the empowerment of the chieftaincy institution to deliver “all development is local,” especially by strengthening its leadership accountability mechanisms.

One envisages enhanced opportunity of increased economic activity with the chief in charge to push for rapid industrialisation and development of the people in local communities.

That sets a task for the Constitution Review Implementation Committee (CRIC) to enact constitutional intervention to remedy the little development at the local level which tends to slow national development.