Agimor:
Paradventure Buhari succumb to pressure and true fedralism is put into play no politician would be interested in the central politicis especially that of the Oil producing state. They would prefer to contest within the confines of the state than going federal.

TPAND:
I totally agree, let states control their resources. This is also strategic to the development of the Niger Delta, if their individual state government are wise, can promulgate policies that would Favour the people and bring employment to her people.

Agimor:
Paradventure Buhari succumb to pressure and true fedralism is put into play no politician would be interested in the central politicis especially that of the Oil producing state. They would prefer to contest within the confines of the state than going federal.

fulanimafia:


That will never happen. Not under this administration, not under any APC or PDP government, not if the entire Niger Delta is flooded with oil from blown pipelines, not if the scAvengers blow up the entire region.

Massive development and clean-up of the Niger Delta? Certainly. Weakening the Presidency and reducing the power at the centre? Never.

Mark my word.

mikolo80:
what if they bribe some middle belt(6 states) to vote for them.
You know ALL politicians ALL are hungry bastards willing to sell their left nut or even their children for money

fulanimafia:


The middle belt is an illusion and mostly a geographical delineation. There is only one political north.

mikolo80:
that illusion can be used strategically. Just remind MB that they are marginalised and one political north premise goes up in smoke.

fulanimafia:


Who is marginalized? Those that have been heading the legislature and are most represented in the Armed Forces? The political north is impenetrable but don't take my word for it.

Good luck with trying

mikolo80:
hmm benue and Niger are not the only members o. Plateau adamawa Tarawa kogi NASArawa nko. We in kwara are Yoruba.it's only saraki that are claiming Fulani.

fulanimafia:


That will never happen. Not under this administration, not under any APC or PDP government, not if the entire Niger Delta is flooded with oil from blown pipelines, not if the scAvengers blow up the entire region.

Massive development and clean-up of the Niger Delta? Certainly. Weakening the Presidency and reducing the power at the centre? Never.

Mark my word.

mrvitalis:
South Nigerian leaders are cowards

We went to national conference and the North bulled us into not recommending true federalism
Infant we were more interested in more state creation that's the leaders will gain from than what benefits there people
Read the confab report and u will be shocked they are the ones shouting for it to be implemented, the only thing is that oil producing are will get 17% instead of 13% that's it, the rest favours the North as far as am

Shewunoshewa:


By the time there is no more money to share in the centre, your eyes go clear.

fulanimafia:


Impossible. Nigeria has other revenue sources, and will not stop oil production, regardless of the activities of criminal saboteurs.

Shewunoshewa:


By the time the country grinds to a halt economically and there is no money to share, the NASS and north will have no choice but to support true federalism.

Shewunoshewa:


What are the other revenue sources?
Sabotage so far has led to N725bn revenue shortfall monthly and made the implementation of our budget impossible.
Many states cant pay salaries.
So what's your point?

zendy:
Anyone waiting for true federalism in Nigeria will be waiting a long time. It will never happen. The reason is that the North depends heavily on Government revenue. The North will fight vigorously to see that true federalism is not implemented. So where will the 'true federalism' come from? True federalism will mean constitutional change, which will mean debating it at the NASS where the North will vote it out. True federalism will never happen in Nigeria

fulanimafia:


That will never happen. Not under this administration, not under any APC or PDP government, not if the entire Niger Delta is flooded with oil from blown pipelines, not if the scAvengers blow up the entire region.

Massive development and clean-up of the Niger Delta? Certainly. Weakening the Presidency and reducing the power at the centre? Never.

Mark my word.

fulanimafia:




My point is that saboteurs will be flattened completely, and production levels will be restored at all costs. The 2 week ceasefire ends on June 20th.

This is while the FG and some state governments are developing other economic potentials like agriculture and solid minerals to create more sustainable and less volatile income sources in the near future.

This government cannot be blackmailed.

kcnwaigbo:


So before the "ceasefire" what damage were the military able to do to the NDA?

fulanimafia:

Are you talking about those criminals that have deliberately refused to engage the army, or the cowardly bomb-and-run criminals that have been begging other militants not to kill or attack the Nigerian military because 'they don't want to spill blood"? Clowns.

Agimor:
Paradventure Buhari succumb to pressure and true fedralism is put into play no politician would be interested in the central politicis especially that of the Oil producing state. They would prefer to contest within the confines of the state than going federal.

mikolo80:
hmm benue and Niger are not the only members o. Plateau adamawa Tarawa kogi NASArawa nko. We in kwara are Yoruba.it's only saraki that are claiming Fulani.

fulanimafia:




My point is that saboteurs will be flattened completely, and production levels will be restored at all costs. The 2 week ceasefire ends on June 20th.

This is while the FG and some state governments are developing other economic potentials like agriculture and solid minerals to create more sustainable and less volatile income sources in the near future.

This government cannot be blackmailed.

kcnwaigbo:


Lolz!! You will know parasites when you see them!! See painment!! You Your state no fit survive without ND oil money

fulanimafia:


Who is marginalized? Those that have been heading the legislature and are most represented in the Armed Forces? The political north is impenetrable but don't take my word for it.

Shewunoshewa:


Has the govt completely flattened Boko Haram in the NE despite it not having any impact on the economy?

How do you think there will be a military solution to the Niger Delta agitation that directly affects the economy and revenue generation?