contigiency:


Oga, you are the one doing what you are accusing falana of. He made a valid point that, Nigeria is over due for restructuring. But that restructuring on its own will not guarantee peace and development if the issue of wealth redistribution is not addressed at the same time.

His view is in consonance with what the vice president had said, when he opined that the kind of restructuring that will add the needed value is not that of a mere geographical adjustment or restructuring. but the one that will deepen good governance by way of wealth redistribution and devolution of certain powers to other federating units.

And I agree with them because, if you even say today, let all region develop with their resources at their pace, you will still see Niger delta leaders highjacking and looting their commonwealth. Same will be applicable in almost all the regions. So let's be wise and not just swallow all the rhetorics of these politicians who are hunting for votes in the coming election.

After all, if Atiku was serious with the debate he dabbled into, he could have supported his view with practical approach he took to address the issue when he was in power. You had how osibanjo meticulously enumerated practical and evidencial steps he took to address restructuring when he was the Attorney General of Lagos state, even several cases he won at the supreme court. Interestingly, those cases were against Obasanjo/Atiku regime. Did you hear from Atiku that time condemning the actions of his government then to show he ever meant anything about what he is preaching today?

Omeokachie:



Provide link to support these your assertions. Otherwise it remains nothing but the usual beer parlour gossip.

seunmsg:


People like Atiku are only talking about restructuring just to win election and nothing else. Ask him about creation of equal numbers of States between the south and north and see how he will quickly jettison the idea.

Restructuring is not an ending activity. We will always continue to thinker with our structure as we evolve. For us to progress, we need sincere, knowledgeable and patriotic political leadership across board. Without changing the crooked mindset of our current crop of political elites, we can never progress irrespective of the political structure that we adopt.

Rilwayne001:
Falana: Those who cornered our commonwealth shouldn’t talk of restructuring



https://www.thecable.ng/falana-those-who-cornered-our-commonwealth-shouldnt-talk-of-restructuring/amp?__twitter_impression=true

Amberon:
Atiku is a very useless and cunning man and I pity those who will vote for him.

Earlier this year (or last year I guess), Atiku cleared the air on his promise of restructuring. He implied that states would still rely on crude oil proceeds. I can't dig out that info now but son enough I will.

BedLam:
Typical Nigerian. We leave the subject and attack the person's personality.
Why dont we set another day or page for the messengers crucifixion?
Let's deal with the message today.
And if people that squandered our common wealth shouldn't talk restructuring, who else should? Is anyone a saint in this country ?

Butterflylleo:


Help yourself

http://saharareporters.com/2010/02/03/us-atiku-abubakar-40-million-money-laundering-accusation-wife-jennifer

Another Atiku crime in USA on this link


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/261868-exclusive-blocked-from-america-atiku-sells-controversial-2-95-million-u-s-home.html

NOC1:
After Osibanjo Lecture on Restructuring so many people in my Department who are against PMB agreed with Osibanjo's submission.
Most of them asked why did Osibanjo refused to grant press conferences throughout their tenure, they said had it been he was doing things like that people would have understood where the administration is driving to. Poor communication is one of the spanners this administration threw into the wheels of their reign.

inforesource:
So Oga, what are you saying? For me restructuring means devolution of everything from the so called centre to the state , while the centre monitors and regulate how policies of govt are implemented. Is that too hard to understand?

NOC1:
After Osibanjo Lecture on Restructuring so many people in my Department who are against PMB agreed with Osibanjo's submission.
Most of them asked why did Osibanjo refused to grant press conferences throughout their tenure, they said had it been he was doing things like that people would have understood where the administration is driving to. Poor communication is one of the spanners this administration threw into the wheels of their reign.

statusquoante:


If Buhari will not sign the new electoral Bill into law, is it restructuring bill he will sign

State police and resource control are inevitable.

seunmsg:


People like Atiku are only talking about restructuring just to win election and nothing else. Ask him about creation of equal numbers of States between the south and north and see how he will quickly jettison the idea.

Restructuring is not an ending activity. We will always continue to thinker with our structure as we evolve. For us to progress, we need sincere, knowledgeable and patriotic political leadership across board. Without changing the crooked mindset of our current crop of political elites, we can never progress irrespective of the political structure that we adopt.

deebsman1:
Oshe Baba Falz, tell them

BedLam:
Typical Nigerian. We leave the subject and attack the person's personality.
Why dont we set another day or page for the messengers crucifixion?
Let's deal with the message today.
And if people that squandered our common wealth shouldn't talk restructuring, who else should? Is anyone a saint in this country ?

RexTramadol1:




If your departmental mates were swayed by just rhetorics, they might as well listen to Omokri





All these statements are deliberately planned to divert peoples' attention from the major problems, a blind man knows the current structure and its template are bad, but we know its not about creating new states or delineation, we know we must address the root causes of why systems are not working



But what has been done in that regards? That's what your departmental mates should have asked, cos three years down the line, states are not still self-sufficient, even businesses are not still stabilized and everything is still skewed or let me say appointments are lopsided.

dokyOloye:
Word on the street is that Falana and EFCC have been sharing properties including houses seized from the so called looters.
For example, one very gigantic property seized from AA Rano was allegedly used to settle Falana.

gunuvi:
Please tell Falana that he is one of the thieves that cornered our Commonwealth. Nonsense

Firefire:
The useless party called APC promised restructuring.

Rilwayne001:


And Atiku is just going to hand that over to you on a platter of gold, right? Your mumu never do? Haha my own mumu don do oh

SoNature:


I didn't know u are reasonable

You don't make comments without pigs or ipob

Greyworld:

If Falana can confuse you, then who am I to tell you you aint confused? Are you sane at all?

gunuvi:
Please tell Falana that he is one of the thieves that cornered our Commonwealth. Nonsense

elgramz:
Atiku is no saint, he is just talking about restructuring because he is running for president. The same way APC promised everything in heaven and on earth to get elected and now behaving like power drunk rulers