StOla:


May we not merit the wrath of Chukwu Akuko Alabama.

Where was Chukwu Alakuko when Biafrans were losing the war? He was drunk on palm wine.

It took a courageous Effiong to end the war. If not for Effiong whose own region was already under federal control, the Igbos might have become extinct like the dinosaurs. Only the Ojukwu family of Abidjan would have been the only living evidence of the Igbo tribe.

Unfortunately, you have lost your brain.... pls declare oduastan. ... confused people. ..you are totally off point..

SharkTank:
[s]Afonajs una no dey see this thread but just dey quietly jump an like poo for road


When it comes to Nigerian politics, they are 2 power blocs
The North West-North East axis and the South South-South East axis.

Yorubas are political orphans and errand boys. The North West-North East use Tinubu, Fashola and Fayemi as errand boys and the South South-South East axis use Fayose and Fani Kayode[/s]

Arrant nonsense!

Are you madd

APC is travelling the road PDP travelled. winning almost all elections by arm twisting the system yet they want more. the in fighting is worse than PDP's. Akeredolu's loss would have helped APC rebuild internal democracy but his victory will lead to more tension, as tinubu is now considered a nobody within APC. I find it difficult to believe that APC will survive this war of attrition. Suspending Tinubu is a waste of time it will do him more good than harm

OZAOEKPE:
I stand with OYEGUN

you have problems you are campaigning for Atiku now u re standing oyegun Arole you patient is here he's using 1.5kb

StOla:


Anybody can farm any agricultural products they want to.

Natural resources are abound all over Nigeria. The same 13% derivative Bayelsa or Akwa-Ibom gets from crudeoil is what Ondo or Abia or Lagos gets.
Nobody worked to put natural resources in place where they are. It is not the result of any body's hardwork, but derivation is still paid at 13% whether it is in the South or North.

Oilpalm still abounds in the SS, and the farmers get the rewards of their hardwork as Coacoa farmers do.

My only problem is that other mineral resources in the country have to attract 13% derivation payments to the host states. Coal in Enugu, Tin in Jos, etc. Yet sone of these natural resources are being exploited without due regulation and control and economic accountability.
Fayemi has got his work cut out.

If Ironsi had not attempted to put the country under a central and unitary Igbo control, the problems of derivation being low at 13% would not have occurred. Now that control moved to the North, but the central and unitary system has persisted.
The same Igbos have the greatest regrets for their own actions now, being at the receiving end of a crafty unitary control agenda.

Wow