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Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Greenback: 9:41pm On Jul 28, 2018 |
Deadlytruth:are you done with ur village square mono dance? 3 Likes |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by velocity25(m): 9:52pm On Jul 28, 2018 |
am yet to see any country that made progress by "our diversity is our strength "mantra, let's no one deceive you a country like Nigeria cannot make progress even in hundred years 1 Like |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by OHOnairaland: 10:26pm On Jul 28, 2018 |
Suen kindly replace this thread "Nairaland Says No To Secessionists" on the front page of polital section with this new one "Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye", as applicable. 1 Like |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by VolvoS60(m): 11:04pm On Jul 28, 2018 |
Funny and slightly entertaining thread. A lot of wishful thinking and vague generalizations but precious little in terms of concrete plans. Those who actually asked the important questions (about how disintegration - if it is what we want - can be negotiated with the least pain to all) were derided and shouted down. People need to remember that the devil is in the details! There was a constitutional conference a while ago. What came out of it? Were its recommendations implemented? Was that conference a waste of time because it was not carried out by lawmakers and had no legal force behind it?There was a lot of talk about a sovereign national conference a while ago. What came out of all that talk? The promoters of that idea are still with us today. Why have they suddenly gone quiet on their pet project? Those who believe in a functional properly structured federation need to tell us how to migrate from the dystopian hell we are in now to where they want us to be. Those who believe in disintegration need to tell us how to achieve this with the least pain to all parties. Those who believe in a confederation of states need to make a clear and detailed case for how they want to achieve their objectives. Those who favour a return to the regional governments of 60 years ago need to state clearly how we will get there. Give way to the man (or woman) with a plan. |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Ugosample(m): 7:02am On Jul 29, 2018 |
Sap0: Do you know the population of Yoruba folks in onitsha? aba or even enugu? (well not too much in enugu sha, but onitsha own is something else) Migration is not an "Igbo thing" or just an "aboki" thing as many think Yoruba folks migrate too even in ph and uyo 1 Like |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Deadlytruth(m): 9:08am On Jul 29, 2018 |
Greenback: No, I won't be done until you and your brothers stop trying to share the blame with other tribes for the mess into which your forebears' indiscretion and self delusion with a fraudulent One-Nigeria plunged us. |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Deadlytruth(m): 9:36am On Jul 29, 2018 |
LZAA: Ojukwu's insistence on seniority was irrelevant because at that moment in question the army culture of seniority had been bastardised and rendered redundant by Ironsi's and Ojukwu's refusal to court-martial the five Majors who had murdered their superior/senior officers in cold blood in the North and West. What moral grounds did Ojukwu have to preach adherence to the culture of seniority afterwards? |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by LZAA: 10:25am On Jul 29, 2018 |
Deadlytruth:Yet gowon was the NORTH most senior officer and was made head of state as a result So in other words in "one nigeria" there is a set of rules for one group and another set for others Ok o Cc immhotep pointzerom 1 Like |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Nobody: 11:10am On Jul 29, 2018 |
LZAA:Hatred will continue to blind Deadlytruth until herdsmen install some sense into his head. Cc lzaa onyeoga pointzerom madridguy buhariguy sarrki shalomc iceberg3 itsmeaboki yarimo greenback Alariiwo Roger3d cynthiakiss 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Greenback: 12:56pm On Jul 29, 2018 |
Deadlytruth: grab popcorn |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Greenback: 1:06pm On Jul 29, 2018 |
immhotep: it beats me why some so called adult fail to realise that there aint no smoke without faya. He keeps ranting about Igbo this,Ojukwu that,Ironsi this buh not a single word about tribalist and ethnocentric bigots,people sardauna Ahmadu Bellow whose tribal and ethnic activities,words actually gave risings for agitations in the zoo. They sleep,dream,wake,its ipob on their dark minds. What a ppl! The west should be abolished. It shud be regarded as north south west instead cos these ppl are a taboo to the south. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Deadlytruth(m): 6:50pm On Jul 29, 2018 |
Greenback: You are such a shameless hypocrite and crass opportunists. If the West is a taboo to the South, then what do we call you Easterners who sold the entire South to slavery under the same Ahmadu Bello through your stupid decision to enter into an alliance with him at independence despite the clear victory of the South in that election? Though I am not even from the West, I strongly opine that the West is better than you shortsighted Easterners. If not you Easterners, who on earth would prefer a political alliance with the same Bello you accuse of being the chief purveyor of tribal hatred? How is it the West's fault that you Easterners chose to hand power on a platter of gold to the same North which had slaughtered thousands of Southerners in Jos and Kano in 1945 and 1954 respectively? What were you expecting by giving raw state power to a tribe which was already killing you even when state power had not been given to them? Didn't you Easterners collude with that same Ahmadu Bello to persecute the West and indeed every other part of the South when the going was good between you? Was it not after Ahmadu Bello openly derided and mocked you Easterners in the currently trending online video that you still decided to go into political marriage with them? So whose fault? How many times have you ever seen the mention of Ipob in any of my posts on NL? Ipob is only trying to solve, though through a very wrong approach, the gargantuan problem created by the shortsighted greed of Zik and Ironsi. Do you honestly think that Ipob existence would have been necessary today had Zik allowed Ahmadu Bello go away with his Arewa Republic when he so demanded in the 1954 conference? Which part of the South decided that the South should by all means tarry till the North to became ready for independence? You think it was the West? Hahaha... Why were your political forefathers so hell bent on being with the aristocratic and feudalistic North if I may ask? And what has now suddenly changed that you are just realizing that Ahmadu Bello was bad and evil? Na now day just dey break for your side? Good morning o! It is rather you Easterners that should be classified together with the North as EastNorth because you have dined and wined with the Caliphate more than any other Region. From Balewa-Zik alliance to Shagari-Ekweme alliance to Abacha-Daniel Kanu and Abacha-Nzeribe ABN, etc. Hypocrites! |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by theenchanter: 7:01pm On Jul 29, 2018 |
OHOnairaland:call seun properly. 1 Like |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Deadlytruth(m): 7:09pm On Jul 29, 2018 |
LZAA: Was the North synonymous to Nigeria? Wasn't it also the North's most senior officers that were killed by Ifeajuna and co? Was Ironsi the Eastern origin overall most senior officer killed by them? |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by Nobody: 8:38pm On Jul 29, 2018 |
Deadlytruth:Lzaa come and hear oh. APCheat members like Deadlytruth are now blaming General Aguiyi Ironsi for the herdsmen killings of 2018. Sai baba . Cc lzaa onyeoga pointzerom madridguy buhariguy sarrki shalomc iceberg3 itsmeaboki yarimo greenback Alariiwo Roger3d cynthiakiss |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by maasoap(m): 9:27pm On Jul 29, 2018 |
Tushkito: Tell Azikwe brothers from the North to set you free, Yorubas are not holding you back. Call us any name that you like, we never started anything with you because we're not brothers. 1 Like |
Re: Disintegration, A Neglected Solution To Nation’s Challenges ― Senator Adeyeye by sharpwriter(m): 9:31am On Jul 31, 2018 |
Patrioticooduan: Who's that? Who spoke out? |
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