4 Play:

Source:http://news.yahoo.com/nigeria-oil-theft-causes-5-pct-drop-may-112600963.html

The figure from the top quote is absurd and is off by 1 trillion Naira. $10bn per month will mean annual revenues of $120bn which is not remotely plausible.

ACM10: All I see here is round-the-circle masturba.tion on each others comment by three clowns. Make una enjoy una convo
All I ask is why do Yoruba cling tenaciously to one Nigeria when they are self-sufficient. Aint that an irony?

Sam xiu lee: at no point in time did yorubas called for one Nigeria,what they advocated for was fiscal federalism,resource control.Nnamdi Azikwe was the champion of one Nigeria.

Rhino.5dm:
[size=48pt]We can now see why these leeches are licking the yansh of south south [/size]

Rhino.5dm:


Stick to the thread!!

Tell me why the self acclaimed industrious region is found Swimming with boko haram states, each beggar is trying to out do the other?

alj harem:

Abeg pack well biko !

What is there. why not answer your own question truthfully and let us rest.

Who is holding this nation together and why

Here are the possible outcomes due to interest

1. The president = He is not a northerner nor a yorubaman

2. COAS = He is an Igbo man who can easly do a coup and divide the nation

3. The most active militants which are MEND and Boko Haram = Both are not of yoruba origin

4. PDP = controlled by the north and SS/SE

5. House of reps and senate = SS/NORTH AND SE MINORITY SW

6. Even private industries can do a breakup = controlled by the most industrialised people on earth the SE

7. Oil = SS

From all these, it is a clear indication who is holding this nation. Do you see yoruba people invest everywhere ? NO !!!

What interest is this nation for them other than you people parasitizing on there resources and lying on Lagos.

ACM10:

Why should they clamour for any form of association in the same federation with parasites? Aint that stupidity?

4 Play:

Source:http://news.yahoo.com/nigeria-oil-theft-causes-5-pct-drop-may-112600963.html

The figure from the top quote is absurd and is off by 1 trillion Naira. $10bn per month will mean annual revenues of $120bn which is not remotely plausible.

IGBO-SON:


^^^Let's start from the basics: what are the resources/services in the South West (that is solely down to the 'ingenuity' of the Yoruba) that are bringing in this revenue to the federation account?; just what is it that's making your blockhead swirl?

You really believe any noticeable dearth in revenue receipts from the South East isn't as a result of decades of official policies, unofficial decisions, and exclusions from decision making of the Igbo/South East by the core northern ruling elite aided and supported by the Yoruba?......some decisions of which to this day have had a lasting negative effect on the South Eastern economy!

You're disgusting!

ijaw citizen: Why can't Igbos and Yoruba people admit for once that they're both parasites just like the Northerners. You are all partners in the R-A-P-E on the people of the Niger Delta. Shameless people.

Rhino.5dm:



What's all these balderdash about? Can you just cut the cheese and tell me why the Japan of Africa is contributing far less to the national coffers than the war ravaged boko haram states? Those guys selling gala and la casera at upper iweka don't pay tax? Besides, Civil war is some 40 years ago, so don't give me that crap!

IGBO-SON:


^^^I'll give you 'crap' and a whole lot more arsewipe! Like i said earlier, whatever shortcomings your bigoted eye may have noticed regarding the South East owes largely to the shenanigans of Igbo-haters like yourself.

You talk of the war being some odd 40 years ago?......this is true; but also true is the fact that -for the most part- any developmental strides in the South East during this period have been carried out solely by Igbos. The much expected and promised reconstruction, rehabilitation and reintegration of the South Eastern region after said civil war never materialised even as we had a situation where the sitting Head of State of the time said Nigeria had so much money but didn't know what to do with it. The money made during those oil boom years were either used to build up Lagos, award inflation bursting salary increases for civil servants, embark on a handful of projects (mainly outside the South East), or were stolen by the ruling elite of the time......with nothing saved or invested in a sovereign wealth fund for future generations.

You think we would be having this discussion today if -since the end of the civil war- the federal gov't had dredged the River Niger and built a functioning river port at Onitsha; if they had built a functioning international airport at Enugu; if they had not ceded part of Igbo oyel-bearing communities to Rivers state; if all these decades they had allowed Anambra and Imo to explore and exploit their oyel and gas reserves without said reserves being tagged 'strategic national reserves for future use' (or something of that idiotic and wicked nature ) while they spend billions of naira searching for same oyel in the Chad basin; if attention had been paid to our centres of commerce and industry of Onitsha, Nnewi, and Aba......you honestly think we'd be having this discussion if all the above had happened? What we're seeing is nothing more than the results Igbo-haters like yourself planned for since the late 60's, so don't act so surprised!

Any neutral person would agree that Ndigbo are one of the most industrious and hardworking set of people in Africa, and are never afraid to take risks, so it's clear that something somewhere isn't adding up. Though i'll have to concede that Ndigbo should shoulder a small part of the blame given the type of visionless leaders we allow to govern us.

Finally, you meant to say 'cut to the chase'......'cut the cheese' means to fart!

Abagworo:

The problem with you and other Nigerians is in the failure to realize that natural resources are no contributions as nobody worked to put them there. You can only claim to contribute when you help in mining the resources or when you help by giving land and condusive environment for the mining companies to operate which all regions in Nigeria seem to score 50%. All Nigerians contribute equally in terms of natural resources. The North contributes more in Agriculture while the South contributes more in formal sector.

Abagworo:

The problem with you and other Nigerians is in the failure to realize that natural resources are no contributions as nobody worked to put them there. You can only claim to contribute when you help in mining the resources or when you help by giving land and condusive environment for the mining companies to operate which all regions in Nigeria seem to score 50%. All Nigerians contribute equally in terms of natural resources. The North contributes more in Agriculture while the South contributes more in formal sector.

DaLover:

Please could you stop this dumb philosophy that it belongs to everybody because nobody put them there?
Resources come in different ways, land, human, mineral, sea, air etc...
People of a specific area should use he resources they have to generate wealth for themselves and pay tax...smple

peleson: I present you the details of how much is
contributed by each geopolitical zones to the
Federation Account:
1] South-South -N479 Billion.
2] North-West -N20 Billion.
3] South-West -N339 Billion.
4] North-East -N5 Billion.
5] North-Central -N15 Billion.
6] South-East - N10 Billion.
7] FCT Abuja -N 0 Billion.
8] Federal Government -N 0 Billion.
9] NCS/FIR -N 0 Billion.
10] TOTAL CONTRIBUTION: N1.6 Trillion.
The argument now is not how much was
allocated to each geopolitical zones of Nigeria or
how much was contributed by each zones, but
to know which zone(s) is at the receiving end of
our flawed unitary system. This brings us to
Contributions Versus Allocations.
1] South-South contributed N479 Billion to the
Federation Account. The zone was allocated
N285 Billion. It made a loss of N194 Billion.
2] South-West contributed N339 Billion to the
Federation Account. The zone was allocated
N127 Billion. It made a loss of N212 Billion.
3] South-East contributed N10 Billion to the
Federation Account. The zone was allocated N85
Billion. It made a gain of N75 Billion.
4] North-West contributed N20 Billion to the
Federation Account. The zone was allocated
N157 Billion. It made a gain of N137 Billion.
5] North-East contributed N5 Billion to the
Federation Account. The zone was allocated
N109 Billion. It made a gain of N104 Billion.
6] North-Central contributed N15 Billion to the
Federation Account. The zone was allocated
N105 Billion. It made a gain of N90 Billion.
We must demand for fiscal federalism

IGBO-SON:


^^^Let's start from the basics: what are the resources/services in the South West (that is solely down to the 'ingenuity' of the Yoruba) that are bringing in this revenue to the federation account?; just what is it that's making your blockhead swirl?

You really believe any noticeable dearth in revenue receipts from the South East isn't as a result of decades of official policies, unofficial decisions, and exclusions from decision making of the Igbo/South East by the core northern ruling elite aided and supported by the Yoruba?......some decisions of which to this day have had a lasting negative effect on the South Eastern economy!

You're disgusting!

Rhino.5dm:



What's all these balderdash about? Can you just cut the cheese and tell me why the Japan of Africa is contributing far less to the national coffers than the war ravaged boko haram states? Those guys selling gala and la casera at upper iweka don't pay tax? Besides, Civil war is some 40 years ago, so don't give me that crap!

NAIJA_SOM:


[size=50pt]WHERE IS THE SOURCE OF YOUR DATA?[/size]

Bros Peter:

Can the Yorubas try what the SE did by declaring themselves independent? You can't because you know you will end up eating sh.it from your pole.

Rhino.5dm:
[size=28pt] "IT IS MORE THAN OBVIOUS NOW THAT THE WEALTH AND RESOURCES OF THE SOUTH-SOUTH AND THE YORUBA PEOPLE ARE BEING USED TO FUND DEVELOPMENT IN OTHER REGIONS OF NIGERIA. THE REASON WHY WE LACK QUALITATIVE
HEALTHCARE FOR IJAW'S CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, JOB OPPORTUNITIES, SOCIAL BENEFITS ETC." [/size] - Torunarigha Kenny Cash.

Mogidi:

Who says they don't eat shi.t now?
I personally witnessed shi.t being shared by a mother to her kids few years ago. I felt disgusted and headed home but few weeks later I bumped into the friend I escorted to the shi.t house. He explained the Yorubas call it "amala" and it was edible. I thought so is "horse meat" but we don't eat "horse meat" just because it is edible.
You see if it taste like shi.t, smells like shi.t and look like shi.t for God sake it must be shi.t.
Below is a comparison of the two, judge for yourself. Enjoy!!!