Who told TI that Nigeria is not ripe for state police? Are they blind? Are there no state police in the North? What is the different between the Vigilante Organisation in the North with Sate police? They usr guns,arrest and judge cases.

package7:
It is only GOD alone that can restructure our
dear nation call Nigeria. Full stop

Atiku Abubakar is another film trick

Yes until we try him to be sure,because you are not GOD to decide and know the future.

nero2face:
ur comment alone tells which region U've come from, ur just an ungrateful fellow, Just imagine ur life without Niger Delta money, De fact is u people are afraid of restructuring bcuz u have absolutely nothing to rely on... Stupid lazy people from a cursed zone

bro the northerners are lazy and greedy we must rise up and take our regions SS/SE back from those vultures

dan3214e:

Yes until we try him to be sure,because you are not GOD to decide and know the future.

Sorry is probably your case. Ask for history.

Ejimagift:
There is no basis for restructuring the country. States and regions are not ripe enough to manage themselves. What has Bayelsa and other South south states done with several billions in allocation over the years? The region is still backwards with no commensurate infrastructure. What about the south east that is been washed away by erosion and poverty despite Federal interventions and Ecological funds?
Until every states begin to hold their leaders responsible there will be no visible developments. Afenifere should shut up and stop heating up the polity. We already have nuisance groups like IPOB demanding referendum and rogues like Niger delta avengers to contend with. we can't progress as a nation when all we do is distract the Federal government with nonsense because our favorite party is not in power. IPOB, Afenifere and other political minded groups should be treated like enemies of the state they are. Useless idiots

my intention is to yab the first to comment but I end up dashing u like u abi omo luwa bi


u speak for the youth

them oloriburukus ohanithief and the afenifebi thief should speak for them self

its too late

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Ejimagift:
There is no basis for restructuring the country. States and regions are not ripe enough to manage themselves. What has Bayelsa and other South south states done with several billions in allocation over the years? The region is still backwards with no commensurate infrastructure. What about the south east that is been washed away by erosion and poverty despite Federal interventions and Ecological funds?
Until every states begin to hold their leaders responsible there will be no visible developments. Afenifere should shut up and stop heating up the polity. We already have nuisance groups like IPOB demanding referendum and rogues like Niger delta avengers to contend with. we can't progress as a nation when all we do is distract the Federal government with nonsense because our favorite party is not in power. IPOB, Afenifere and other political minded groups should be treated like enemies of the state they are. Useless idiots

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Ejimagift:
There is no basis for restructuring the country. States and regions are not ripe enough to manage themselves. What has Bayelsa and other South south states done with several billions in allocation over the years? The region is still backwards with no commensurate infrastructure. What about the south east that is been washed away by erosion and poverty despite Federal interventions and Ecological funds?
Until every states begin to hold their leaders responsible there will be no visible developments. Afenifere should shut up and stop heating up the polity. We already have nuisance groups like IPOB demanding referendum and rogues like Niger delta avengers to contend with. we can't progress as a nation when all we do is distract the Federal government with nonsense because our favorite party is not in power. IPOB, Afenifere and other political minded groups should be treated like enemies of the state they are. Useless idiots

Desperate unity-begging is a full-time job indeed...See lamentations

velocity25:
from your writes-up you appeared to be unfortunate almajiri from the north, the 80% of problem facing Nigeria today is caused by the north and we cant continue like this, we must restructure either by state or region but best of all will be outright division of the country.

That guy is a Yoruba guy and not a northerner..mark my words.

Ziggylady:



That guy is a Yoruba guy and not a northerner..mark my words.

if yoruba then Yoruba moslem, very stupid in reasoning

Your brain is filled with fufu. 1. The country needs economic restructuring. So dt most states that are known to only collect from Abuja can wake up their geniuses. 2. Security: it is foolish for anyone to blv dt the federal boots can police this country alone. 3. Political: we need ro change d recall process of parliamentarians and governors, use unicameral legislature, Nigeria needs to relegate religion. Etc.

Ejimagift:
There is no basis for restructuring the country. States and regions are not ripe enough to manage themselves. What has Bayelsa and other South south states done with several billions in allocation over the years? The region is still backwards with no commensurate infrastructure. What about the south east that is been washed away by erosion and poverty despite Federal interventions and Ecological funds?
Until every states begin to hold their leaders responsible there will be no visible developments. Afenifere should shut up and stop heating up the polity. We already have nuisance groups like IPOB demanding referendum and rogues like Niger delta avengers to contend with. we can't progress as a nation when all we do is distract the Federal government with nonsense because our favorite party is not in power. IPOB, Afenifere and other political minded groups should be treated like enem ies of the state they are. Useless idiots

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Let me presume that u are more an idiot.

I will continue to say without mincing words that unless a clear cut approach is spelled out on the kind of restructuring Nigerians are clamouring, else it will still yield no tangible result. What Nigeria needs is restructuring of our mindset, of our political orientation, of our ideology. Without these, the restructuring of our political architecture will be a dream in futility.

On state police, it's a capital NO for now, since we're all aware of the power intoxicating our state governors have been! Hence the major reason we won't even think of this at the moment. These governors in their unbridled political rascality will hound their subjects as well as opponents with this security apparatus once it comes into reality. Maybe someday it'll be fine, but for now, I'm yet to see that governor with a tint of civility as to not violate or abuse this very move once it's achieved.

President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo on Tuesday came under attack over their separate remarks on the growing calls for the restructuring of the country.

Groups that faulted latest comments credited to Buhari and Osinbajo on the calls include the opposition Peoples Democratic Party; a Yoruba organisation, Afenifere; the Ohanaeze Ndigbo; the Yoruba Council of Elders; and the Transparency International.

Buhari had during an interactive session with Nigerians living in France on Monday taken a swipe at advocates of restructuring, saying they were lazy and let loose.

The President had claimed that those calling for restructuring had been doing so without defining what the restructuring should be.

Osinbajo had also while delivering a lecture to mark the 40th anniversary of a Lagos social club, Association of Friends, in Lagos claimed that the idea of geographical restructuring which is the common notion about restructuring “is not achievable.”

Buhari had said, “There are too many people talking lazily about restructuring in Nigeria. Unfortunately, people are not asking them individually what do they mean by restructuring? What form do they want restructuring to take?

“Do they want us to have something like the three regions we used to have? And now we have 36 states and the FCT. What form do they want? They are just talking loosely about restructuring.

“Let them define it and then we see how we can peacefully do it in the interest of Nigerians.

“They are just saying they want Nigeria restructured and they don’t have the clue of what the form the restructuring should be.

“So, anybody who talks to you about restructuring in Nigeria, ask him what he means and the form he wants it to take.”

But the National Chairman of the PDP, Prince Uche Secondus, told one of our correspondents that the latest statements credited to Buhari and Osinbajo further confirmed the present administration as a government of deceit and disagreement.

The party chairman said, “Recall that the ruling party itself set up a committee on restructuring. What came out of the committee after the governors and other members of the committee went round the country, collating views of innocent Nigerians who never knew they were being deceived by this deceitful government? Nothing!

“Now, the Vice-President is saying he is in support of state police which his boss has rejected. You can see that the Vice-President is on his own. The disunity in this government reminds us the seed of discord the government has planted in Nigerians.

“But in the real sense of it, does he (Vice-President) support state police? Can he be taken seriously? Let Nigerians decide.”

Also, the Afenifere’s spokesman, Mr. Yinka Odumakin, in an interview with one of our correspondents also said the statements credited to Buhari and Osinbajo meant they were either slow at learning or they were being mischievous.

He said advocates of restructuring had over the years made the issues very clear on what the call was all about.

He added that the development had made it important that future Nigeria’s Presidents and Vice-Presidents should study hard so that they could understand issues around them.

Odumakin said, “…It is strange that these people have been here all these years and they are saying those who are talking about restructuring did not define it or that they are talking loosely.

“It is either these people are slow at learning or they cannot understand issues around them. We have made the issues very clear on what the call for restructuring is about.

“We have said Nigeria was a federal state at independence but the military came and distorted it and that we should go back to federalism; that we cannot have a country like Nigeria and maintain one single police and we will say we have security; that there should be state police.

“We have spelt out all we meant by restructuring over the years. So for the President and Vice-President to say they do not understand what we are talking about is either they are slow at learning or they are being mischievous.”

In the same vein, the spokesman for the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Uche Achi-Okpaga, in an interview said Buhari’s statement was meant to divert attention.

Achi-Okpaga expressed surprise that while Buhari and other APC stalwarts were talking about restructuring ahead of the 2015 presidential election, the President became “completely ignorant and bereft of the tenets of restructuring” shortly after he was inaugurated as President.

He said, “During the electoral campaigns of 2015, restructuring was glued to the lips of the President and other APC stalwarts and foot soldiers. However, no sooner was he sworn in than he became completely ignorant and bereft of the tenets of restructuring.

“In the heat of the impasse, the APC, as a party, set up a committee on restructuring headed by Governor el-Rufai of Kaduna State. The committee ticked good on restructuring and sent her report to the presidency.

“Instead of dealing with the document the President sent the report to the dustbin as it never saw the light of the day and turned around to state that those clamouring for restructuring, including his party that so recommended, are parochial.”

Also, the Secretary-General of the Yoruba Council of Elders, Dr Kunle Olajide, in an interview with one of our correspondents said it was worrisome that the two key leaders of the ruling APC could claim ignorance of what restructuring was about after their party had earlier set up a committee on the matter.

He wondered if the country was dealing with a case of memory loss.

Olajide insisted that the positions of advocates of restructuring were clear and unambiguous.

He said, “I was surprised after reading the responses of the two leading figures in the APC and present administration on restructuring agitators. It is worrisome that an APC figure could come out to claim ignorance of what restructuring is all about. Are we dealing with a case of amnesia here?

He said, “I appeal to them to take a second look at the el-Rufai committee report on restructuring. It is their party that set it up and they should come up with how it will be implemented instead of talking about what restructuring means. Our position is clear and unambiguous on it.”

Nigeria not ripe for state police –TI

Meanwhile, the Transparency International on Tuesday said Nigeria was not ripe for state police.

The TI Head in Nigeria, Mr. Musa Rafsanjani, said this in an interview with one of our correspondents.

He said, “Even if Nigeria will have a state police, it is not yet time to hand over the entire security of states to the hands of these governors, some of whom cannot even pay workers’ salaries.

“The implication of having state police is that the entire security now rests on the states. We think that issue of security is so serious that we cannot give it to states which do not have infrastructure yet even in the areas of health and education.

“At the federal level, you still find overzealous policemen and police officers acting on the instructions of certain political office holders. When this impunity now flows down, what are we going to have? Most of the state Houses of Assembly have been undermined by the governors and the houses are not able to perform their constitutional responsibilities.

“We think that as good as the proposal of state police is, we cannot at this time hand over the security of the country to governors who have proved to be incompetent and nonchalant about the wellbeing of people and workers in their states.”

https://punchng.com/restructuring-buhari-osinbajo-deceitful-say-afenifere-ohanaeze/

THE DECEITFULNESS OF PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI AND PROF. YEMI OSINBANJO WILL DEFINATELY AFFECT BOTH OF THEM AT THE 2019 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Restructuring was in their APC Manifestos of which they promised voters especially in the SOUTH WEST part of Nigeria.

On winning the last general election, the likes of governor El Rufai of Kaduna state and President Buhari started tinkering with the whole processes twisting it left and right.

But former Vice President and PDP Presidential aspirant is not to be trusted either.

These BUTIKU are not to be taking by their WORDS!

ATIKU has even stopped lately on his talks on implementing restructuring.

THE AVERAGE AFRICAN POLITICIANS IS VERY DECEITFUL UNLIKE THEIR COUNTERPART IN EUROPE, AMERICA AND SOME PARTS OF ASIA.

BeeBeeOoh:


https://punchng.com/restructuring-buhari-osinbajo-deceitful-say-afenifere-ohanaeze/

Osinbajo feedback is always what the northeners wants to say. Osinbajo, was Nigeria not better then than now? It is a pity because you new then was better than now going by your age.

That is how this zoo habitants always referring Indigenous People Of Biafra as boys. Even with fact that IPOB media team and Great Mazi Nnamdi kanu and all entire IPOB executive are very much older late president Buhari and entire aso rock executive plus this Jubrin inclusive.