PehaKaso:
@Bede2u, I disagree with you on your fourth submission on how to restructure the failed country.
How can you put up such a proposal which is one of the factors fuelling the secessionist agitations?

If by dint of luck or war, the secessionists become successful in their agitations and secede from Nigeria, would other regions claim part ownership of the offshore resources found in the coastal areas of the new country?

This is not tenable and a deliberate attempt to hold onto the resources of some regions while the rest own theirs totally. The activities of oil and gas exploration industries affect our lands negatively and the impacts are not a child's play.

If we must restructure, then it must be total and fair.

NNPC and her subsidiaries would automatically be handed over to the regions where they hitherto operated.
Only a percentage of all revenues that accrued to each region will be paid to the central government.

Gaiusjacob:
Tribe of Confusion

LorDBolton:



Your ignorance proves they(abokis) are smarter than you!

They keep their eyes on the ball, the moment the NORTHERN ELITE decides to make the north like Dubai it'll transform under a year.

I believe you see how polished they(northern elite kids) are...

Anyway My retort was directed at POLITICS... Hands down politically they're better than us down south...good day

PehaKaso:



We the Biafrans do not need the Middle Belt.
They are a bunch of traitors. They have all along denied any affiliations with the South and Biafrans in particular. They should live with the political decision they made.
Take a closer look at the political landscape of the Middle Belt, you will discover that they voted enmasse and helped put the incumbent administration in place.
Their governors are part of the Northern Governor's Forum, their leaders(Paul Unongo and co) are always pro-North and anti-South. The Middle Belt are at the forefront of the calls for the arrest, incarceration and re-arrest of Nnamdi Kanu and other Southern youths who agitated/agitating for a fair share of our region's resources.
No General builds a new nation with known traitors and those who oppose him covertly and overtly......King Jumong of Gorguryeo.

Terkimbi01:
Good News.....

They should have also invited the Middle Belt na.

We prefer to deal with the South than those fanatics up North.

Bede2u:
read my old posts to find out who I am boy. A countries territorial waters is determined by land marks. Hw far into d ocean a country can go is based on their land. Offshore oil in US belongs to US Federal govt and they are reserving it for future exploitation. Read about this and dont presume to knw what u dont knw

SonOfAfonja:



Why won't you masturbate to the gibberish the daft osu is spewing.....Awon Omo irankiran, Whenever y'all want to rant and bark like a rabid dog, pls do not pretend to be omoluabi's, do endeavor to own up to your pygmy ancestry.....chestbeating chimpanzees

KanuIsCursed:

E pain am

ColonelDrake:

It shall never be well with you and all that you represent if I am not an "OSU".

Max24:

I don't understand ur argument. Are u saying that Odumakin never wanted restructuring in the first place ? The Yoruba nation had always called for this restructuring since time immemorial. The only influential Yorubaman I know to be against it is Obasanjo, though he might have his good reasons.

ldpele:
My major snag are the leaders of my region( SS). Are they ready to compete? Am truly worried about that. I wish we don't lag behind even with abundant resource.

Kazim88:


North to Dubai??

You lack the apt, wisdom and will to do it...

else you would had secede and achieve it.

The Elite can't achieve it because the masses are not useful... The masses are all potential terrorist.

About Politics the North don't even understand politics... You think Blood and Baboons would be soak in blood is politics...

You think destroying Nigeria unity is Politics

You think Army brutality in 2017 is politics... it is madness...

No wonder Nigeria is practically Down.

ihatesycophant:

My argument is since the present crop of Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin as spokesman they've lost the vigour of restructuring they were known for. They cannot wake up from their slumber and start asking for restructuring after soiling their hands in political cookie jars. Or was it not the same Afenifere that declared support for a certain political party instead of being a rally point to all political parties and stay put to their guns of mission and vision. Until another set comes up, it would be very difficult to believe them by a right thinking Yoruba man, I don't mean political jobbers but apolitical. Tomorrow the same set can easily sell out if the national cake is shared to them as done to them in the last dispensation.
The average Yoruba has been in the forefront of restructuring and former Afenifere was at the heartbeat but this crop missed it to political convenience.

Reminez:

You are an OSU. May you and your generations know no peace if you are an impostor. Oloriburuku Omo irankiran !!

Max24:

I still don't get ur grouse with them. So, assuming they were wrong before and now corrected their ways, what's wrong with that ? Won't u be happy if a former thief changes his ways ? The prodigal son retracing his steps to his father ? Their past is irrelevant because no one is a saint. What is important is they are back to Yoruba agenda.

ColonelDrake:

Amen! And if I'm not an impostor, may misfortune raise to power 6 befall you. Can I hear a loud amen? Werey

FTrebirth:
savage!

make she reply that one.

Bede2u:
Lets agree to disagree. If I were from ND I would probably hold your view too... so no blames here. But I spent a whole day thinking about that restructure model. I needed to come up with something that would be acceptable to at least four of the six zones. I believe I have done that.
Shalom

rlauncher:


Nigeria is not a failed country. If you say Nigeria is a struggling country, I will agree with you.

The more unpatriotic you are in your notion of your country, the less you can do anything to help improve it.

A country with the largest economy in Africa, 21st in the world and the 6th largest agricultural economy in the world can not be said to he a failed country.

I believe you need some form of deliverance from self hatred and hate for your country.

Elliot2:
we will prolly lag behind cos of our lack of vision and foresight! in any case,we can nt use that fear to blackmail this cause. we must learn to adapt ancd change for the better.

LorDBolton:

the moment the NORTHERN ELITE decides to make the north like Dubai it'll transform under a year.

Reminez:

Misfortune will befall you and your entire generations. Werey ni eleyii sha

ColonelDrake:

Why didn't you say amen? idiot

Kazim88:
PROMINENT Yoruba leaders and South-West governors, on Thursday, led representatives from the  Yoruba nation, including Kogi and Kwara states o demand a restructured Nigeria with emphasis on return to regional government as practised under the 1960 and 1963 Constitutions.
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Rilwayne001:



Come and waffle as usual

Bobnotrouble:
I didn't see any credible Yoruba leader in that gathering yesterday.
Only elements of irresponsible opposition from pdp and incurable wailing wailers.

julietm123:
Pain wetin.
na so you be, I mean the picture. You fine Sha.

fumiswtpusy:

Godbless you my brother.dont mind them,they always have slavish mentality,although I am a yoruba muslim myself but I m planning on leaving the religion of PISS very soon

Kazim88:

You don't know much about the middle belt.
I forgive your ignorance.

rlauncher:


Nigeria is not a failed country. If you say Nigeria is a struggling country, I will agree with you.

The more unpatriotic you are in your notion of your country, the less you can do anything to help improve it.

A country with the largest economy in Africa, 21st in the world and the 6th largest agricultural economy in the world can not be said to he a failed country.

I believe you need some form of deliverance from self hatred and hate for your country.