Ohio lawmakers are contemplating a competing constitutional amendment aimed at the state's redistricting process, which could undermine a citizen-initiated proposal already set for the November ballot. This citizen-led initiative, supported by the group 'Citizens Not Politicians', seeks to establish an independent commission for redistricting, removing the process from political influence. Constitutional experts suggest that any conflicting amendments could lead to confusion, with the one garnering the most votes prevailing. Meanwhile, proponents of the competing proposal must gather sufficient support in the legislature to place it on the ballot, which may be a challenge given party divisions. In Nigeria, there is a rising call for amending the 1963 Constitution to restore regional autonomy and address governance issues, as advocates argue that current structures have failed to meet the country's needs. Both situations highlight significant political movements aimed at redefining governance and representation.