the president of nasa rolla -- nasawara, and the former

the president of nasa rolla -- nasawara, and the former governor of [indiscernible] the former governor of boko haram? -- the governor of [indiscernible] president of counsel on africa. and ambassador to the united states of america. distinguished ladies and gentlemen -- [indiscernible] friend of my big friend [indiscernible] i am requiring to [indiscernible] i was not surprised to meet him but i was surprised to meet his chief executive of the bank maybe it was brought by the executive of the bank. [laughter] distinguished ladies and gentlemen, let me begin by saying how pleased i am to be here tonight and to be treated to this elaborate dinner. by the corporate council on africa. we have so many captains of industry here tonight. i would like to commend the chamber. four assembling these united states companies. they have taken me through their vision and activities in the nigeria. my intention here tonight is simply to bring a message of hope about my country's future and opportunities for united states investors. ladies and gentlemen, due to the long-standing excellent relations bet

first it was proposed in a committee it was shot down then it was proposed that george mason first rolla was september in everybody really wanted to go home. and then said it will only take a few hours but then we knew nothing only took a few hours at the constitutional convention. the argument that came forward was the constitution did not give the federal government any authority over these issues they cannot use these powers because they don't they are state issues so they are not necessary. so why are we creating something that is irrelevant? not everybody said we can go home. but he said why suggest they will limit powers that you don't have been the first place? and that would be worse than with the bill of rights. madison agreed. then he runs as for the house to represent of the patrick henry contingent in virginia so you can see where he stands on the consolidated government. so madison is asked to use the absence of a bill of rights with the ratification argument that it will be a tyrannical government but a really appeals to the emotional worries or the anxiety what are we gett