Super Nigeria Must Live"""" Skeptism Unaccepted!

NIGERIA MUST LIVE 

condition to follow

num 1 the six geographical zones should have 6 local  president while the rotational leader should reside in Abuja

2, resources should be equally distributed openly in a transparent mechanism with the aid of e-transaction for every nigerian to see

num3, niger-delta should get appreciable lion share and again should develop its master plan so it should be second abuja nigeria got!!!
Num 100, no religious movenment like sharia should be attached  if the north have to be part of the package
num 4, by doing so consitution will be approprately amended


to all those block head nigerian haters disappear from here 

superman want more suggestion oya  lets go!!!!!!!

LONG LIVE "TRUE" NIGERIAN STATE  

dnt know haa

oya we dey

k naija bro ha

oya  more idea!!! round table members oyaaaaaaaaa

what do u know.

yes good point, by then things on ground will replicate and expedite development of 2nd abuja in delta , so no more grievance that has be going on

Enahoro: Our Mistakes in the Founding of Nigeria
By Yemi Adebowale, 09.27.2008
Saturday, September 27, 2008

The man who moved the motion for Nigeria's Independence in 1953, Chief Anthony Enahoro has admitted to the mistakes of his generation and the founding fathers by not ensuring that the country was constituted along ethnic nationality

This veteran politician, journalist and businessman has remained very much in the news ever since. Enahoro, one of Nigeria’s foremost anti-colonial and pro-democracy activists has seen it all in politics – the good, the bad and the ugly.

In an exclusive interview with THISDAY to commemorate the 48th independence anniversary of the country, Enahoro remains as dogged as ever insisting that Nigeria as presently constituted is an anomaly and not a nation.

He said the Nigeria of today is not what he and other young political activists in the late 1950s had hoped for when they fought for independence, adding it should have comprised separate federating units to reflect and represent the aspirations of the various ethnic tribes that make up the whole.

“Nigeria as it is today, is not a nation. We did not think that just because the British created it this way, we were all bound by it. We thought that even if there was going to be a Nigeria, the component units should be the ethnic groups,” he said. 

Enahoro was of the opinion that “there should have been a Yoruba state, Igbo state, Hausa state, Ijaw state and the rest of the ethnic groups. That should have been the basis of our unity.”

He felt the dream of those who fought for the country’s independence had not been realised, stating Nigeria has become a nation of English people and that they conduct their business and daily lives in a foreign language which would not have been the case if federalism had been adopted.

He disclosed it was during the meetings of the youth wing of several political parties in the country of which he was the chairman, that it was agreed that each of the federating units be allowed to exist semi-autonomously.

But Enahoro disclosed that did not happen because older politicians who should have pushed for a confederacy failed to take it up from where he left off after he moved the motion for Nigeria’s independence.

“We thought the elders will take it on from there, but they thought otherwise. That is why we are where we are today.”

Enahoro whose sharp wit and intellect belied his 85 years on earth expressed sadness that the nation had not made significant progress since 1960.

He blamed the nation’s woes on the mistake made by its founding fathers who decided to leave the country as a contraption created by the British colonial regime.

“I still think Nigeria could have been effective if the units that make up Nigeria are the ethnic units. It could have been effective if the internal administration and the business of the people, and not the business of somebody sitting in Abuja.

“I do not think that a hand full of people should take the decision on a place that would be the federal capital of Nigeria. The decision ought to have been taken by all the

Enahoro have started to understand the mistakes of uniting Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, as one country, which is a very very very big mistake. Take for example, there are so many Hausa People in Ghana (About 1 Million), even though their Grand Grand Parents were born there, but they are still regarded as foreigners, they cannot contest elections, and hold higher government offices, but they enjoy all the country can offer to other citizens. The case is, if they are to be allowed to join Ghana's politics, then maybe one day in Ghana they will start looking for a shift in Presidency just like what is happening now in the Niger Area, and unity is no more there.

For ever country to enjoy Unity, the majority ethnic group are those supposed to lead their country, in the case of Niger Area, there are 3 majority groups, which each of them have the power and ability to rule its people without the other.


Why do you think he is member of Nairaland?

I think the only solution that we are all trying to run away from is the Division, and it is time, because the Unity was tried for many years now, but it is getting worse and worse and worse every day.

oh jeez here comes the google earth pictures