Constitution is the express or written will of the people. The people make and own the constitution. The constitution recognizes the people as the sovereign and the will of the people as expressed in the constitution is supreme and sovereign. This implies that whenever, there is supremacy of the constitution, the people are supreme and their will, which is the constitution, is supreme and binding on all authorities and persons. The people are the sovereign entity and the final authority in the country, the 1999 constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFRN) in section 14(2)(a) recognizes the people as sovereign in Nigeria. The government has to submit itself for assessment by the people at general elections. The people if satisfied will renew the mandate of the government and let it remain in power. Hence, as a result of this, there has been stringent call by many people of Nigeria for a new constitution because of the believed origin of the current constitution, as General Abdusalam Abubakar, the then Head of State took steps to lead the military out of government. He hurriedly couple a new constitution made to usher a new democratic order. Some Nigerians remained perturbed by the loss of their sovereignty to a document they believed was purportedly made for them by the Military and therefore, lacks the quality of essential constitution, the need for it to be autonomous. The 1999 Constitution is widely believed to be misleading in the light of its preamble We the people of Federal Republic of Nigeria do hereby make, enact and give ourselves the following Constitution. And in place of the 1999 Constitution, agitation for a constitutional conference, which will enable the constituents, Nationalities within the federation to sit down and determine the bases for their existence.We should bear in mind that from the history of the formulation of the constitution in Nigeria, which began by the Clifford Constitution in 1922, has the basic feature of the introduction of the elective principle, which gave the eligible inhabitants of coastal town of Lagos and Calabar, an opportunity for expressing themselves and to a reasonable extent influencing the legislative machinery of the country.The Richard Constitution of 1946 established central legislative council comprising of both Northern and Southern province and regions to legislate for the whole country to ensure peace, order and good government.The 1951 Macphersons Constitution involved both Nigerian representatives and British officials in several Constitutional Conferences within and outside Nigeria between 1949 and 1950. The first was the constitutional drafting committee headed by the chief secretary, Sir Hugh Foot, and the second as the famous all Nigerian constitutional conference at Ibadan in 1950 under the chairmanship of Attorney-General, Sir Geral Howe. The constitution, which came into effect on 30th June 1951, empowered the existing regional government (House of Assembly of States in section 4(1) & (6) 1999 Constitution) in the North, East and West to legislate on certain specific matters, while executive powers of the region covered in all matters. The constitution made provision for the establishment of an executive council for each region and