Guyman02:
Who takes Yoruba leaders serious on issues like this, they are waiting for Nnamdi Kanu to make noise so that they can hide behind him to scream restructuring. Rubbish!

Who is nnamdi kanu? Does shouting on radio amount to anything?

NotBeenPaid:

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They want it badly than any other region, Hypocrisy is what's holding them back. Kanu might be a looser but had the guts to challenge the government of the day. Whereas, the Yorubas are still waiting for one of their own to front the restructuring thingy which is most likely impossible.

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When did Kanu ever want Restructuring?


I think you guys are the one speaking from both sides of the mouth

Is it Restructuring you want? Or you want to secede from the country?

iAudio:
I think say na only ipod want restructuring.

Ipob Don't want Restructuring, they want to secede from the Country

dollarsplenty:
Genuine restructuring, Fiscal federalism, State and local government autonomy. Not Atiku's type of restructuring; and definitely not APCs definition of restructuring.

Which one is Atiku restructuring and GEJ restructuring? Take a good look all form of restructure they look like GEJ or Atiku type in some form.

The current VP misunderstood restructuring even when the country has not adopted any one formally. We agree Okay. let talk about it they say NO!

Sanchez01:

He is correct. Restructuring might likely force states to merge as most are not self sufficient. The North won't find it easy just as some parts of the South East. The position of Lagos stretches positively to some other South West states. Osun might not survive the move, just as Ebonyi.

A state like Enugu where nearly 70% are civil servants won't even smile when it is stamped.

Restructuring comes at a huge price. As a matter of fact, it is excellent on paper and somewhat ugly when practiced, mostly on dependent states that have little or no resources/ideas.

Every state should be proactive and start working on how to improve GENUINE means of generating and improving their revenue .

Evercurious:


Every state should be proactive and start working on how to improve GENUINE means of generating and improving their revenue .

My dear, it is easier said than done. Let's face it, God, indeed, has better positioned some states and blessed them than others.

How do you improve or generate revenue in a state where her people rely on Lagos' ports to bring in their goods? How do you generate revenue in a state where the entire state is landlocked and surrounded by better placed states?

Restructuring looks good on paper but might spell the end of most states if actualized. It is not as easy as we think.