CROWNWEALTH019:
This man is just m a d


How did IMO state allow this man to rule them still they baffle me...

Markfemi:


The only mudhouse can be found in Igbo land
Yoruba is already better off than Igbo economically
Yoruba doesn't beg government to buy its product
That's sign of poverty
Don't forget all the rusty roof in ebony Abia lol

Warship:




I know you are emotionally hurt but the truth must be spoken


From Togo through Benin to Nigeria, No Yoruba town is developed except Lagos built with oil wealth of SS/SE.


Support Restructuring so that you can get millions of Yoruba people out of poverty

sarrki:
Wiseman of the east

Ereolamide:
Only God can tell the number of akpu morsels blocking this man's brain. Is this man even sane, what the fvck does he mean by repackaging, changing the flags color or what?

Okorocha is a classic example of saboteur, let Igbo people look no further, they should hold their useless leaders responsible for the failure of their region.

If it was a Yoruba governor that said this, useless ipob miscreants would call him a unity beggar.

quid:





https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/07/11/alaafin-we-need-restructure-because-bulk-of-nigerias-oil-money-goes-to-north/


Alaafin: We Need Restructure Because Bulk Of Nigeria’s Oil Money Goes To North .


Ademola Babalola in Ibadan
The bulk of Nigeria’s oil money goes to northern part of the country with successive military regimes unduly favouring a section of the country at the expense of other geopolitical zones in the land, hence the need for the nation to restructure if there must be equity, justice and fair play.

With the above position, the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, Monday joined the agitation for the restructuring of Nigeria.
Alaafin spoke at the launch of a biography and postscript titled: ‘Samuel Ladoke Akintola in the Eyes of History,’ written by Femi Kehinde.

At the event, Alaafin traced the historic feud between the late Akintola and the late Obafemi Awolowo, noting that the first federal government’s interference in state affairs happened during the dispute between the two Yoruba politicians, which led to the crisis witnessed in the South-west and ultimately in the death of Akintola.



According to Alaafin, the North was favoured in terms of revenue allocation because while more states and council areas were created in the region, other regions were yet to enjoy similar opportunity despite being federating units.

He said: “The first time that the federal government would interfere in state affairs began when the government at the centre interfered in the feud between Akintola and Awolowo. The government, in support of Akintola, declared a state of emergency in the old Western Region, snowballing into serious crisis.
“The army came and took side during a coup that led to the death of Akintola. Aguiyi Ironsi that took over, abolished the regional system through Decree 34 of 1960. He also scrapped the term federal republic and replaced it with republic of Nigeria.

“The northerners felt that with the new system, the Emirs would no longer be able to operate within a republic like before. Their belief was that Ironsi came from a culture that opposed their belief. This led to a counter coup of July 29, 1960. I am trying to tell you why we have to restructure Nigeria.

“Gowon that came later, returned the term Federal Republic of Nigeria but not the region. Lagos is about 20 million people going by the first census conducted and Kano was next. Within the next 10 years, Kano was split into about 44 council areas but Lagos remains with 20 council areas.

“Jigawa was created from Kano and given 19 council areas. This means that the bulk of what Nigeria realises from oil goes to the North. If we are in a region, the government of that region can create council areas but because we depend on a monolithic manner of financing the states, we are in problem. Have they been able to publish the people who own the oil blocks in Nigeria?”
Alaafin said the bulk of the owners of the oil blocks come from a certain area of the country, expressing his displeasure that government had displayed insensitivity and unrealistic approach to the yearnings of the oil producing area.

“They cannot fish or practice agriculture so they have to agitate. The Oyo State Government cannot pay teachers and civil servants because what is coming to its coffers from the federal government is minimal. Our revenue has been taken over by the federal government. What the federal government collects in Value Added Tax in an area in Oyo State in one month is more than what it collects in Adamawa State in three months. Yet, the federal government takes all away,” the monarch said.

Present at the event were former Governors of Oyo State, Dr. Omololu Olunloyo and Adebayo Alao-Akala. Among others were Justice Ladiran Akintola and the late Bola Ige’s daughter, Funso Adegbola. Dele Momodu delivered the lecture while the book was reviewed by former Governor Abiola Ajimobi’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Dr. Festus Adedayo.

Warship:



Do you have comprehension problem


How does reorientation gives state governments the power to build international; airports,seaports, railway lines, river ports, etc


How does reorientation gives state governments the power to exploit their resources to build the social economic infrastructures needed to empower their indigenes.

afroniger:



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/dont-need-restructuring-nigeria-okorocha/

Jetleeee:
Lol. I remember potor boys screaming "afonja" and "unity beggar" when Obasanjo said Nigeria shouldn't be restructured. Heck! the TD board head mofos shared free yogurts

For them, It was an opportunity to say "Yorubas are against restructuring"

If 10 out of 12 yorubas support Biafuro or restructuring , potor idiots would rather focus on the 2 that aren't in support. It makes them feel good.

Now, 2 of their governors have openly come out to speak against it. Bblady parasites. But can we blame them? Knowing how unproductive the region is as shown in the previous IGR report
The truth is ST ain't bothered about any of these, we just want to maximise what we can get from different governments.If it comes to restructuring, we are the most prepared of all.
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/06/29/we-dont-want-restructuring-says-umahi/

https://www.google.ca/amp/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/dont-need-restructuring-nigeria-okorocha/amp/

No SW governor has spoken against restructuring!! Not even one

CROWNWEALTH019:
This man is just m a d

How did IMO state allow this man to rule them still they baffle me...

Omofunaab2:
Awon unity beggars.. . Two South East governors don't want restructuring... They want the status quo to remain, well i don't blame them sha, they know what's good for their states. .


Restructuring to South East means only creation of more parasitic states in their region .. . Lol.. . These guys are not serious at all. . The igbos made it look like they were not parasites, one would have thought the south east will be clamouring for resource control or devolution of power since they are the ones feeding the rest of the nation but hell no, they only want more parasitic states in their region .... only those with resources can agitate for resource control and fiscal federalism... . Others will want the status quo to remain


The best form of restructuring will be for us to go back to regionalism