FriendNG:


How can a southerner speak for us You should be quiet.

But a northerner called sanusi was speaking for you too. The truth is bitter

BudeYahooCom:
The contraption has to capitulate, I support Ango on the division of the country. Something tells me the north will even do better than yorubaland if everyone goes their way.

Ofcos, SW will be like their sister Nations - Benin & Togo.

FriendNG:


Show us one person that lost his hand or leg because of sharia in the north. shameless liar.

Face up to the truth. This happened over 15 years ago .

In Gusau - Authorities in Nigeria's northern Zamfara State have amputated the hand of a Muslim man found guilty of theft under strict Islamic law, a court official said on Saturday.
Lawali Inchitara, 35, had his right hand cut off at the wrist on Thursday in a government hospital here, the official told AFP.
Inchitara was convicted by an Islamic or Sharia court in the town of Gumi six months ago of stealing eight bicycles, but had the sentence delayed to allow for an appeal, the official said.
"The man refused to appeal the sentence on the ground that he was actually guilty of the offence and the sentence was carried out under the supervision of government doctor Bello Buzu on Thursday," he said.
Inchitara was reported by the local media to be pleased with the amputation.

There are other ones which are not made known in the public because it has no publicity. There are many amputees in the core Northern Nigeria than anywhere else in Nigeria. The second case in 2011 became unrealistic when there was an outcry. All thanks to the pressure group.

(Sept. 13, 2011) On September 8, 2011, a Shariah court in Nigeria's northern, predominately Muslim region sentenced two men to amputation for theft. The sentence of amputation at the right wrist was given to the men for stealing a bull worth about 130,000 naira (about US$867). The two young men, Auwalu Abubaka, age 23, and Lawalli Musa, 22, have 30 days to appeal the sentence, which is due to be imposed on October 8. The court, located in the village of Nassarawan Mailayi in the northern Nigerian state of Zamfara, ordered that the sentence be carried out in public, on a market day. (Nigerian Court Sentences 2 to Amputation for Theft , AFP (Sept. 9, 2011).)
The judge in this case, Muhammadu Abubakar, stated that the sentence was “[b]ased on the admission of guilt by the two of you of trespassing into the house … and stealing a bull whose worth is well above the minimum value to warrant amputation … .” ( Id.)
Shariah law is in place in 12 Nigerian states, but enforcement is uneven. Sentences of amputation have been carried out very rarely. ( Id.) The State of Zamfara was the first in the country to adopt Islamic law following Nigeria's 1999 return to democracy. The first Nigerian case of a penalty of amputation occurred a year later, when Buba Jangebe was so punished for theft of a cow. (Nigeria's Zamfara Sharia Court Orders Amputation , BBC NEWS AFRICA (Sept. 9, 2011).)


Hand had been cut off popularly and so many ones done according to Islamic law in their local communities. This explain the reason the existence of more disabled who weren't as a result of fatal accident.

dragonking3:
SS also have palm oil and cocoa and other natural resources. Infact SS has the largest palm oil industry in Nigeria.

https://oilpalminafrica./2010/08/06/oil-palm-in-nigeria/

OK well SW also has Palm Oil I just listed some major resources for each region.

PDJT:


Ofcos, SW will be like their sister Nations - Benin & Togo.

And you think the whole Benin and Togo are related to Yorubas.

VirginFinder:


Britain!

It's Britain holding Nigeria together.

bros how far you? britain are not the owners of the oil wells, they are not ones enjoying the benefits of the corrupt system, they are not incharge of the military and sss neither are the majority in the NASS, if these people decide to break up nigeria no one can stop them but lets just say they wont

konkonbilo:
I support you my brother. The thing is that Nigerians hate hearing the truth. One Nigeria is not working at all, lets disintegrate this country and every region will sit up and hold their leaders responsible for thier actions. They won't be marginalization again, so many things will improve, the tribal killings will also reduce drastically cos you have to live with the new laws of the region and each region will go back to the round table to set up an economic plans for its region not this one that some one will go to another region n be diverting resources to its region.am a Yoruba guy n I support 100%. We won't die if we divide, other countries have done it and are doing well but the wealthy politicians won't allow this. They keep benefiting n the masses keep suffering.

And what makes you think Breaking up Nigeria will make things better?

The prof seems to be economical with the truth.

Ahah! What now! this epistle is too long joor. Mtcheeew

Ugosample:



And what makes you think Breaking up Nigeria will make things better?

it will my brother.can you compare when Nigeria was still practicing parliamentary rule of government then when each region have their leaders n now

BudeYahooCom:
The contraption has to capitulate, I support Ango on the division of the country. Something tells me the north will even do better than yorubaland if everyone goes their way.

I don't know your problem must you throw jibes at Yorubas. When we were practicing regional govts, Western Nigeria was the most developed with first University in Africa, First sky Scrapper in Nigeria, Free education which your people living here benefited from, First TV station so what makes you think we wld be poorer if the country divides?

donmalcolm21:
Northern Nigeria has land, population and CAN GENERATE CAPITAL. His views are his own, not that of northerners. I believe many northerners would disagree with him. There are many documented research that northern Nigerian SUSTAINED THE ENTIRE Nigeria state from 1914 up to 1974...


This is where i stopped reading and called this man a Big Fool for trying to rewrite history.


North has always being a parasite

ya brain is the parasite if u read all that and still dont understand all what he said ...english is not that difficult o

Ugosample:



And what makes you think Breaking up Nigeria will make things better?

without us breaking up, are things getting better? Why not lets try another method if we could move forward instead we are moving backwards. Lets Just breakup.one of the major thing that is keeping us together is the oil, which you n I are not benefiting from it.ordinary electricity as turn to rocket science for how many years now? So what are we working? All nah wash my brother.

TRUTH IS BITTER BUT VERY much PREFERABLY. I WONDER THE WAY NORTHERN THINK

orisa37:
I like that.The only but and a lie is the North claiming 75% of Nigeria land Survey. The North is in Kebbi, Part of Niger, Kwara, Part of Benue, Kogi etcetera by Subterfuge. Anywhere you see a Northerner south of The Rivers Niger and Benue, that Northerner is an Immigrant there. He crossed the Rivers into others Territories. Mr. Trump of The U.S. has just pronounced that "Migration is a Privilege not a Right". The Palestinians are fighting Israel for Palestine. The Fulani Arabs and the Sulu-Gambaris occupied Ilorin by Subterfuge. It's a Yoruba land from the South of River Niger in Kebbi State down to the Creek. Hausa/Fulani can only claim from upper Lokoja to Sokoto in the NW and across to Maiduguri in the NE. This is about 33 1/3% of Nigeria land area. This Land originally belong to Gwaris, Kanuris, Gbakis, Kagoros, Katabs, Kajes, Koros to a very large extent etcetera. These ethnic groups will one day wish to fight for their Rights and drive Fulani Arabs Herdsmen back to Futa Jalon.Fulanis are Tuaregs Arabs Invaders anywhere you find them in Nigeria.

And you could say the same for Igbos; they are Jews and therefore have no right to claim any part of Africa let alone Nigeria.
Anywhere you see an Igbo, he is an invader, a land grabber settler and should therefore be sent packing back to Israel where he belongs and can have his Biafra without a struggle.

many did not have the patience to finish up this epistle cos it looked long , dos who did nt finish it up come up with mumu replies
anyways every part of nigeria gat its own challenges , how many states in the country really gat that development we all are talking about ? maybe lagos,abuja,kano,rivers,calabar ...many states are far behind in terms of education,health states... i once visited about two local govt in ogun state and i was very sad to witness a class teacher teaching her students in yoruba language and the students are responding in yoruba also , same here in lagos u find some public school student finding it very difficult to read,write and speak good english ..its sad

Ango Abdullahi the murderer.


You murdered so many inocent students of ABU, Zaria when you were VC in ABU

i personally think sanusi lamido is absolutely wrong , yes he is one of the most intelligent persons in the country but not all his comments can be accurate , remember the north alone feeds almost every part of the country and also source of livestocks comes more from the north,this alone can stand as a means of financial stance for the north if it stands as a nation, if ghana can focus majorly on cocoa, kenya on coffee why do u think north wont stand strong on agriculture and livestock... recently oil has been found in some parts which is a potential ..with all this i think i have said enuf

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...... Please, let southern Nigeria do not be carried away by Sanusi's seeming forthrightness! Sanusi is only playing the victim mentality so that the Hausa-Fulani cabal can have their cake and eat it (i.e., maintain their stranglehold on the peoples of Nigeria, while rolling out a Marshall plan to accelerate socio-economic development in the North, in order to avoid a general uprising of the talakawas).

Sanusi is a big part of the problem, and a major bulwark of the Hausa-Fulani Cabal. In fact, he was only allowed to become Emir because of his demonstrated commitment to the evil Hausa-Fulani hegemony. Who in 2015 married and bedded as a fourth wife an 18 year old girl younger than his own daughters - Sanusi! (By the way, polygamy is rare in the nation of Malaysia which Sanusi holds up as a model). Who spent years in Sudan (the Arab nation MOST repressive of blacks) to study Sharia - Sanusi!!! Who stated publicly that the Fulani should rule Nigeria because they are the most successful empire builders - Sanusi!!! Who is accused of personally leading the mob in Kano that beheaded Akaluka the Igbo martyr in 1995 - Sanusi!! Who in the midst of the worst recession in Nigeria's history was so insensitive that he bought and publicly flaunted a N132m Rolls Royce just to mark the 2016 Sallah - Sanusi!!!!

By the way, the Emir of Kano is fifth to the Sultan in order of protocol (the perking order is: Sultan of Sokoto, Shehu of Borno, Emir of Gwandu, Emir of Bauchi and then Emir of Kano). Therefore, if Sanusi talks too much, all you need to shut him up is one phone call from the Sultan!

The disruptive power of the Hausa-Fulani cabal is a structural reality and will only get worse, no matter where the President of Nigeria comes from. It is a seven-fold yoke which we must break for the sake of our children. LET ME SUMMARIZE:

1. THE POLITICAL YOKE: Globally, out of the 16 Federal Republics in the world, Nigeria is the only federation where land mass is used as a primary criteria for creating federating units.

NO Southern leader (civilian or military) has ever had the guts to create any federating unit; all the federating units have been created by Northern military adventurers. 20 federating units were created from only one region (North), while 17 federating units were created from 3 regions (East, West & Midwest).

Competent leaders are easily filtered off by the rigged political structure. At every election, the evil and corrupt Northern cabal needs only a few Southern collaborators to impose any presidential candidate upon the two foremost political parties, only for the electorate to formalize one of the candidates with votes.

That's why Nigeria has been having such mediocre leaders as OBJ, UMY, GEJ, and now PMB as president, in a country awash with extremely capable presidential materials.

This also explains why since 1960 no Southerner has ever led Nigeria except by accident. (The FIRST comings of ALL 3 Southern leaders - Ironsi in 1966, OBJ in 1976 & GEJ in 2010 - followed the death of Northern incumbents!).

For 2019 the presidential contest is being set for Atiku (Mr. Corruption) vs Buhari (Mr. Tribal Bigotry) - two Fulani representatives of the Cabal.

2. THE ECONOMIC YOKE: Nigeria is the only oil-producing country where oil wells are allocated to individuals. The Hausa-Fulani cabal allocated over 80% of the oil blocks either to the Northerners or to their Southern fronts/allies. The names of these oil block allotees is in the public domain.

3. THE RELIGIOUS YOKE: No other faith is mentioned in the Nigerian Constitution, except Islam. For instance, in the 1999 Constitution, Christ, Christians and Christianity are not mentioned even once; whereas Islamic signposts are strewn all over the Constitution. For instance, Sharia is mentioned 73 times, Grand Khadi 54 times, Islam 28 times , Muslims 10 times, etc. That Constitution was written SOLELY by one Muslim Fulani Jihadist named Prof. Auwalu Yadudu (Special Adviser to Abacha on Constitutional Matters). While the 1979 Constitution emphasized Nigeria’s secularity, the 1999 Constitution of Yadudu is a de facto Islamic Constitution, and the Cabal ensured that Yadudu was there to fight that position at 2014 National Political Conference.

Subsequently, during OBJ's govt, the same Northern cabal formally adopted Islam as the State Religion in the core Northern States. OBJ refused to even discuss the issue, except to state that it would 'fizzle out' (he knew fully well that it would not 'fizzle out' but was afraid of confronting the cabal).

4. THE CULTURAL YOKE: The Sultanate forms a major pillar of the Hausa-Fulani cabal. As Permanent President-General of NSCIA the Sultan is the permanent leader of all Muslims in Nigeria (whether they are Northerners or Southerners). As the Permanent Chairman of NCTRN the Sultan is the permanent leader of all traditional rulers in all 36 States of Nigeria & Abuja. (By the way, the current Sultan was the Brigadier-General, Commanding 241 Recce Battalion Kaduna).

Many public policies are determined only with the tacit approval of the Sultanate of Sokoto and the Emirates. For instance, when the gender Bill was introduced in the National Assembly, the Sultan 'killed' the Bill simply by criticizing it publicly. Even Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (the world's most revered monarch) would never criticize Parliament publicly, because that would be an abuse of royal privilege.

5. ADMINISTRATIVE YOKE: Nigeria is the only African country that built a new capital from scratch (using resources from the oppressed, deprived and degraded Niger Delta/SE).

The Cabal claimed that the location of Lagos by the ocean was a security risk, but this was just an excuse to Northernize national public service. A careful look at the map of Africa shows that only 2 nations have central capitals. The most common location for African capitals is at the coast.

London (UK) is situated at the edge of England on the River Thames. Washington DC (USA) is located along the Potomac River on the East Coast of USA. Paris (France) is located at the edge of France in the north-bending arc of the river Seine.

When Lagos was capital the governors of Lagos State were from East, West and North. Since the Capital moved to Abuja, NO Nigerian leader has ever had the guts to appoint a Southerner or Northern Christian as FCT Minister. Not only must FCT Minister be a Northerner, he must also be a Muslim (the current FCT Minister was appointed while he was ES of Hajj Commission).

6. THE DIPLOMATIC YOKE: Any Christian leader who questions Nigeria's membership of the two main international Sharia-driven bodies (OIC & D- faces the wrath of the Hausa-Fulani Cabal. So far, only Cdr Ebitu Ukiwe has ever had the guts to seriously question Nigeria's involvement in these Islamic bodies and as a result Ukiwe was summarily dismissed from office.

7. THE MILITARY/SECURITY YOKE: Nigeria is the only federation in the world where all MAJOR security agencies are headed by only one section of the federation.
(Army – North; NSA – North; Defence – North; Airforce – North; Police – North; SCDC – North; DSS – North; NIS – North; NIP – North; FRSC – North; Customs – North; Defence Staff – North; NIA – South; Fire Service – North; NEMA – North; and If you consider the Ports as important to Security of the country – North).

No southerner has been made substantive Comptroller General of Customs in 30 years. Even with all his braggadocio, OBJ dared not break the jinx in all his
years as Nigeria's President.

The above multi-faceted enslavement to the Hausa-Fulani Cabal is not an accident. Read the book by Harold Wilson which clearly states how and why the British laid the foundation for the Hausa-Fulani hegemony in Nigeria.

The principle guiding the Cabal was clearly set forth by the cabal's patron saint, Sir Ahmadu Bello who said to the media:

"The new nation called Nigeria should be an estate of our great grandfather Othman Dan Fodio. We must ruthlessly prevent a change of power. We use the minorities in the north as willing tools and the south as a conquered territory and NEVER ALLOW THEM TO RULE OVER US and NEVER ALLOW THEM TO HAVE CONTROL OVER THEIR OWN FUTURE." – (The Parrot Newspaper, October 12, 1960).

Freedom from the Cabal is NOT about "North versus South". In fact, the greatest victims of the Northern cabal are the Northern masses themselves. The struggle entails "Northern Cabal versus All of Lovers of Freedom".

Nigeria is structurally unworkable and MUST EITHER BE RESTRUCTURED OR BROKEN. The Hausa-Fulani cabal will resist this with their blood, but there is no other way out of the enslavement for us and our children. We cannot continue 'suffering and smiling' in un-restructured zoo Nigeria.

''I freed a thousand slaves I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.'' - Harriet Tubman

SpecialAdviser:
The north may have everything but they lack CONFIDENCE which Igbos of Nigeria have.

This is why even though they don't have;
----Land
----Ports
----Oil
----etc

They still insist on being on their own. Typical of an Igbo man. In the area where I live in Lagos, Igbo young boys spend only 6 months with their relatives before they rent their own apartment. Unlike other tribes that spend years even if oga's madam is maltreating them.

No wonder they hustle illegally to make it

eflintsone:
i personally think sanusi lamido is absolutely wrong , yes he is one of the most intelligent persons in the country but not all his comments can be accurate , remember the north alone feeds almost every part of the country and also source of livestocks comes more from the north,this alone can stand as a means of financial stance for the north if it stands as a nation, if ghana can focus majorly on cocoa, kenya on coffee why do u think north wont stand strong on agriculture and livestock... recently oil has been found in some parts which is a potential ..with all this i think i have said enuf

I think the North would survive but be Poorer not because they do not have Resources or agriculture but because of the illiteracy level, religious extremism which their leaders use to improvise them.

magoo10:
They will not listen,now that they have a fellow northern elite telling them the truth based on what is currently on ground and what the future holds.
that was how they defended boko haram which has ravaged the north and made it poorer.
It is a fact that the north has the highest population of poor people yet they have more of Nigeria leaders to have come from there ,that is wickedness and act of slavery.
Nigeria surely has to be restructured before she can move forward else it will only be day dreaming for the north to think they can hijack other regions resources by force,if they like let them spill all the blood of their slave brethren .

all of u were so happy bout wah just one man said about the north "sanusi" cos its wah u wanna hear ... forgetting that d north has been feeding the entire nation forever, agriculture gat its strong stance up der ..with that alone the north can stand on its own... beans,pepper,tomato,yam,potato(irish and sweet),onion,rice(recently),livestocks ... this north push dis produce down east,west,south south and make billions of naira from it ,even push to cameroon,chad,niger,sudan ...you all know this but tribal hate makes u ignorant

bakynes:

I think the North would survive but be Poorer not because they do not have Resources or agriculture but because of the illiteracy level, religious extremism which their leaders use to improvise them.

if you make your findings recently you will realise that the amount of people that go to school has really boomed ..the major prob is religious extremism

donmalcolm21:
Northern Nigeria has land, population and CAN GENERATE CAPITAL. His views are his own, not that of northerners. I believe many northerners would disagree with him. There are many documented research that northern Nigerian SUSTAINED THE ENTIRE Nigeria state from 1914 up to 1974...


This is where i stopped reading and called this man a Big Fool for trying to rewrite history.


North has always being a parasite

Obviously.....you need to reflect on historical perspective on the nation called Nigeria from both pre colonial and post colonial era....where does bulk of farm products come from? Where do we have agricultural practice (Nigeria mainstay of economy before the discovery of crude oil) mostly done on a very commercial state to the tune of exporting these products to other countries. Let's get it clear....The problem is the poor leadership and myopic mindsets that cut across all geopolitical zones.....Believe average Nigerian believe in enriching himself rather than seeking for the country growth as if we exist in isolation from the country. Until we address this....development is far fetched from us..

PDJT:


Ofcos, SW will be like their sister Nations - Benin & Togo.

SE won't be like their brother Nations - Cameroon & Equatorial Guinea?

rose54321:
The North's underdeveloped because of profs like this.
Who either know the truth but prefer to lie to their illiterate mass or are themselves ignorant.

In the words of my mentor Emir Sanusi " there's no advantage of raising an army of unemployed beggars".

Damn that statement was deep.

u agree with the emir but your village and pple will never stop relying on the north for food and livestock remember ... let this sink in and tell me if such resources the north wont stand on its own

If Emir Sanusi is "too young", then Ango Abdullahi is "WAY too old" to figure out what the crux of the matter is. Suppose that the North has population and arable land advantages as Ango claims, what is the point of these if the population is largely illiterate, backward and of low skills and when agricultural tools and practise remains at subsistence levels?

It is good that for the first time in Nigeria, some Northerners are making the wake up call for the looming social disaster waiting to happen in the north. The population of the north will do well to "choose ye this day who ye will hearken to", if it be young and futuristic folks like the Emir or if it be grand old and docile folks like professor Ango.

"Nough said.

Guys when I saw this I was shocked as a Nigerian from the North. If this is true then injustice, lack of fairness and equality is the bane of Nigeria's development adventure. For me I advice well meaning Nigerians to constructively interrogate and investigate this information in other to recalibrate the entire system for inclusive development.
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, is a notorious liar.
He says that the Hausa/Fulani's North-West states are as backward as Afghanistan. This is a blatant lie.
The Hausa/Fulani's North-West region is the richest in Nigeria because it contributes next to nothing to the Federation Account of Nigeria, but gets the lion's share of revenue allocation from the Federation Account.
In accordance with the constitution of Nigeria, which was fraudulently written by the Hausa/Fulani people, the formula for the revenue allocation principles is based on population,
equality of States, land mass, number of local governments, as well as population density and not on the basis of revenue generation.
So, when the NNPC collects royalties, rents and penalties on oil products annually from the Niger Delta and the Yoruba region, which often comes to around ₦3trillion, it is the
Hausa/Fulani's North-West region, which contributes nothing to the NNPC revenue that gets the lion's share from the NNPC earning because the region has the highest population,
highest number of States and Local Governments as well as the highest population density and land mass, but contributes nothing to the income.
Again, when the Nigeria Customs Service collects import duties essentially from the Yoruba region, which comes to around ₦2trillion annually, it is again the Hausa/Fulani's North-West region that gets the lion's share, yet it contributes no substantial earning to the Nigeria Customs Service.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), collects and administers taxes of the Federal Government. Each year, the FIRS generates on the average, ₦8trillion from Personal Income Tax, Corporate Income Tax, Withholding Tax, Capital Gain Tax, Education Tax, National Information Technology Tax, Petroleum Profits Tax, Value Added Tax and Stamp Duties.
80% of the FIRS revenue comes from the Yoruba South-West region. The North, including the North-West, North-Central and North-East, contributes only 12% of the FIRS revenue. However, with a meager contribution of only
12% of the Federal Inland Revenue Service earnings from the entire North, however, in terms of revenue sharing, the three regions from the North combined together, get the lion’s
share from the FIRS earning.
The Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA), collects fees paid by the concessionaire handling terminal operations in the ports, shipping and harbour dues and rent from its lands, among others. Each year, the NPA generates on the average,
N10trillion from Apapa Wharf, Tin Can Port, Delta Ports, Calabar Ports, Rivers Ports and Onne Port. 90% of the NPA revenue comes from the Yoruba South-West region. The
ports in the South-South region, brings forth the balance of 10% revenue of the Nigeria Ports Authority. There is no single contribution of the Nigeria Ports Authority earnings from the South-East, North-Central, North-West and
North-East. Nevertheless, in terms of revenue sharing, the three regions of the North combined together, get the lion’s
share from the Nigeria Ports Authority earning.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), earns interest (tax income), by keeping and trading the proceeds from NNPP oil revenue and FIRS incomes from (Value Added Tax, Education
Tax, Commission, etc.). It also collects interests from investing foreign reserves, repatriation of unutilized WDAS, interests on WDAS Accounts held by Deposit Money Banks, Inward Money Transfer and WDAS Purchases.
60% of the CBN earnings comes from the Yoruba South-West region.
There is no meaningful contribution of the Central Bank of Nigeria earnings from the South-East, North-Central, North-West and North-East. Nevertheless, in terms of revenue
sharing, the three regions of the North combined together, get the lion’s share from the CBN earnings.
The Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), collects three percent from all vessels coming to do business in the nation’s territorial waters. Annually, NIMASA generates on the average, N100billion from Apapa Wharf, Tin Can Port, Delta Ports, Calabar Ports, Rivers Ports and Onne Port. 95% of NIMASA revenue comes from the Yoruba South-West region. The ports in the South-South region, brings forth the balance of 5% revenue of the Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency. There is no single contribution to the Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency earnings from the South-East, North-Central, North-West and North-East. Nevertheless, in terms of revenue sharing, the three regions of the North combined together, get the lion’s share from NIMASA’s earning.
The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG), pays dividends and revenue on sales of feed gas. Each year, the NLNG pays on the average N300billion wholly from its Bonny Kingdom
facilities in Rivers State. 100% of the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas revenue comes from the South-South region.
There is no single contribution of the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas earnings from the South-West, South-East, North-Central, North-West and North-East. Nevertheless, in terms of revenue sharing, the three regions of the North combined together, get the lion’s share from the NLNG earning.
Don't be gullible or naive. Emir Sanusi is a notorious liar. Nigeria doesn't use revenue contributions to share the money among
its six geopolitical zones, but the fraudulent census figures, land mass, federal constituencies, and the number of states
and local governments, the past Hausa/Fulani leadership of Nigeria created to favour the North at the expense of the Yoruba nation.
Northern Nigeria is not the poorest zone on earth. But in actual fact, Northern Nigeria is the richest zone in the world.
The zone, comprising of the Hausa/Fulani's North-West; Kanuri's North-East; and the Middle Belt's North-Central, contributes less than ₦3.00 of every ₦100.00 that goes into the Federation Account of Nigeria, but receives ₦50.00 of every ₦100.00 the Federal Government of Nigeria shares monthly from the Federation Account among the six zones
of Nigeria.
In truth, the Yoruba region is the poorest zone in the world.
It contributes ₦49.00 of every ₦100.00 that goes into the
Federation Account of Nigeria, but has less than ₦10.00 of every ₦100.00 the Federal Government of Nigeria shares monthly from the Federation Account among the six zones
of Nigeria. This is nothing, but slavery. The same manner the British colonial thugs used the wealth of the Yoruba nation to build England during colonialism, is the same way the
Hausa/Fulani people are using the unitary system in Nigeria to steal Yoruba's wealth to develop the North.
The noble Yoruba Youths must work to end the unitary system in favour of regional government or outright dissolution of Nigeria in order for Yorubaland to be more sustainable and at par with the development in England and
the United States.
Adeyinka Grandson

i can never forget my experience in my 6yrs stay in maiduguri :
you go to parks and you will find lorries and luxurious buses all filled up with dry catfish, sweet potatoes,tomatoes,peppers, more of onions, been transported to the eastern part of nigeria
come to lagos where i stay , especially ketu market:
100% of the agric produce in that market all comes from the north
100% of livestocks in the country all comes from the north
northerners rack billions from this activities
from this little i have drop tell me the north wont stand on its own...

eflintsone:
all of u were so happy bout wah just one man said about the north "sanusi" cos its wah u wanna hear ... forgetting that d north has been feeding the entire nation forever, agriculture gat its strong stance up der ..with that alone the north can stand on its own... beans,pepper,tomato,yam,potato(irish and sweet),onion,rice(recently),livestocks ... this north push dis produce down east,west,south south and make billions of naira from it ,even push to cameroon,chad,niger,sudan ...you all know this but tribal hate makes u ignorant

Bros you are only being ignorant and don't want to learn,when you talk of agriculture palm oil was the major and highest form of revenue in Nigeria at that period despite the fact that those resources you mentioned were also forms of revenues. have you asked yourself why the north is the most backwards amongst other regions ?No and I guess you don't care.

My brother take it or leave the north is the region dragging Nigeria back in terms of human and physical development due to its barbaric ways of reasoning.

This is 21st century and everyone knows his rights so you cannot take by force.

I stand with Prof. Ango Abdullahi on this one.