THE political dichotomy between the North and South appears to be festering quietly ahead of 2015.

Going by the communiqué issued after a meeting of northern stakeholders in Asokoro, Abuja, two weeks ago, it is clear that all is not well with the unfinished national question.

That meeting was a reaction to series of meetings by stakeholders from the South-South-Southwest and even Southeast on the grave security situation in the country, which Southern leaders suspect to be the realisation of alleged threats by a section of the North to make the country ungovernable for the Jonathan Presidency.

While President Jonathan's men were still weighing the effects of this politicking from various geopolitical zones, the chairman of the Northern Governors' Forum and governor of Niger State, Dr. Muazu Babangida Aliyu, upped the ante, by joining calls for the restructuring of the country.

He used the opportunity of inauguration of a Foundation for the late Ahmadu Bello to attack Nigeria's revenue allocation formula, which he said was skewed in favour of the Niger Delta.

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Because they have come to realize that like with OBJ, you cannot control a Southerner in PAWA!