Asifiwe:
Northern group says they have people ready to work with Amotekun.

- Former military coup plotters in the North are scared of Amotekun

- Even Babangida is against and afraid of Amotekun!

- Miyetti Allah says South West should forget Presidency in 2023 because of Amotekun

- Arewa Consultative Forum says South West launching Amotekun will break up Nigeria

- Middle Belt ready to launch their own Amotekun too...

Guys, there's something about this Operation Amotekun that is scaring these people that they are not telling us. What are they afraid of? ��‍♂️ ��‍♂️

Are they scared that when Yorubas roar, it isn't for fun. Even Babangida knows it.

Stay tuned...

Maiyegun General

Asifiwe:
Northern group says they have people ready to work with Amotekun.

- Former military coup plotters in the North are scared of Amotekun

- Even Babangida is against and afraid of Amotekun!

- Miyetti Allah says South West should forget Presidency in 2023 because of Amotekun

- Arewa Consultative Forum says South West launching Amotekun will break up Nigeria

- Middle Belt ready to launch their own Amotekun too...

Guys, there's something about this Operation Amotekun that is scaring these people that they are not telling us. What are they afraid of? ��‍♂️ ��‍♂️

Are they scared that when Yorubas roar, it isn't for fun. Even Babangida knows it.

Stay tuned...

Maiyegun General

Sunnymatey:
You must be alive first before aspiring to become a president.
If the terrorist succeed to kill all in SW, who then becomes the president.

Vortex369:
When Mr. Yoruba aligned with sub-human species that fucck cows and disassociated with next door brothers on politics, I knew their intelligence as a people was to be seen as cowardice.

Now, I have finally read something I am proud of, and Oduduwa, Sango, Ogun and Osun may not be put to shame, cos their offsprings so far accepted to be slaves instead of daughters and sons of the Gods.

How could Children of the Gods stoop so low to become slaves of Cowherders who actually use the Presidency and the National Armed Forces to decimate an intelligent tribe, kill their Kings, Rape their Wives and rename their land.

Yet they worship a cocaine-fueled political mafia who rose to public view by murdering a known cerebral elite of Oduduwa Race.

IPOB has offered an alliance, it is time for this new generation of the children of Sango and Chukwu Okike Abiama to ignore the betrayal of their forefathers and form an alliance that will send shockwaves to the hearts of the Cowherders and their Aso occupants.

Though I love the cowherders and their ShortWave Radios as a people, I hate the spirit of violence their runs their illiterate minds.

Let there be peace and if peace is too expensive, let there be war. I love wars, but I love peace the more.

Snipper007:

Am not been elitists but after going through your posts both on this thread and others I observed that your level of compression is very low, no offense just an observation.

LandMann:
We all should put emotions, tribalism and ethnic hatred aside and examine this issue of Ametokun based purely on its merits and demerits and in light of existing laws.

The following points should guide us:

1. Internal security is an exclusive task of the FG. FG can give authority to state or local actors to improve security. Example; local vigilantes and some paramilitary organisation like Man o War must acquire police permission before operating... This is an example of FG giving other actors permission to act in improving security.

2. There's no federal law or agreement between federal and state outlining the activities to be covered by Ametokun, given the existence of police, nscdc and other existing internal security outfit... This agreement or law is important to avoid conflict between these organisations when issues of security occur. We're still dealing with superiority contest between FRSC, VIO, NSCDC, YELLOW FEVER, POLICE AND ARMY on our highways...

3. With no national law or agreement coupled with high level of illiteracy and unprofessionalism of most state workers, state governments can quickly start using Ametokun as instrument of oppression and a means of further looting state resources because security spending is often shrouded in secrecy, and even Ametokun members can take to crimes as side hustle when they start feeling dissatisfied with their salary. They have the training and the instrument of force (guns)... Who's going to prevent them from misusing both and how?

The above are just some issues worth considering.

If all the loopholes are properly plugged, then Ametokun can kick off.

We shouldn't cheer on the idea even with the obvious loopholes because it can quickly spread, every region can quickly have their own version of Ametokun and it won't be long before outside actors start smuggling weapons to these different regional Ametokuns and with the existing ethnic hatred, it won't take long before another civil war arises that will tear Nigeria apart and make current Libya and Iraq look like heaven compared to how Nigeria will look like.

We should protect our country, not our states or region or ethnic enclave.

GermanMelania:


It is I'm. Not "Am" . If you wan insult me make e pain me. No offense taken. I mean i was just correcting your insulting northeners so why wouldn't you turn it on me? What else you got?

LandMann:
We all should put emotions, tribalism and ethnic hatred aside and examine this issue of Ametokun based purely on its merits and demerits and in light of existing laws.

The following points should guide us:

1. Internal security is an exclusive task of the FG. FG can give authority to state or local actors to improve security. Example; local vigilantes and some paramilitary organisation like Man o War must acquire police permission before operating... This is an example of FG giving other actors permission to act in improving security.

2. There's no federal law or agreement between federal and state outlining the activities to be covered by Ametokun, given the existence of police, nscdc and other existing internal security outfit... This agreement or law is important to avoid conflict between these organisations when issues of security occur. We're still dealing with superiority contest between FRSC, VIO, NSCDC, YELLOW FEVER, POLICE AND ARMY on our highways...

3. With no national law or agreement coupled with high level of illiteracy and unprofessionalism of most state workers, state governments can quickly start using Ametokun as instrument of oppression and a means of further looting state resources because security spending is often shrouded in secrecy, and even Ametokun members can take to crimes as side hustle when they start feeling dissatisfied with their salary. They have the training and the instrument of force (guns)... Who's going to prevent them from misusing both and how?

The above are just some issues worth considering.

If all the loopholes are properly plugged, then Ametokun can kick off.

We shouldn't cheer on the idea even with the obvious loopholes because it can quickly spread, every region can quickly have their own version of Ametokun and it won't be long before outside actors start smuggling weapons to these different regional Ametokuns and with the existing ethnic hatred, it won't take long before another civil war arises that will tear Nigeria apart and make current Libya and Iraq look like heaven compared to how Nigeria will look like.

We should protect our country, not our states or region or ethnic enclave.

Guestlander:


There will be no need for Amotekun if some people have not taken it upon themselves to kill and maim fellow citizens for no reason.
Self preservation is the first law of nature, every other think is secondary.

Snipper007:


Guy those people are not any educated, the only tool they use in making you feel they are educated is politics of numbers which they don't even Hv, the only thing I know they Hv is land mass.....if you look at the North criticaly you will realize that wt they know how to do well is under-age voting. Fvckk the north

femmy2010:
I am Yoruba and I am sure Mr Yinka Odumakin, is not speaking for me.
The governments should have done it right and prove to us they are doing it right.
We do not know how the Amotekun operatives were engaged/employed
we do not know how much they are paid etc.
Just imagine of Amotekun in the hands of politicians. May God help us.

paix:
I can't imagine a group of HERDSMEN telling LEARNED people how to safeguard their territory. So, they're now the kingmaker in this country, the presidency goes to the region of their choosing.

T9ksy:



The bolded above has always been the case (apart from the 6months when Ironsi held sway) since zik sold us all to the sardunna who in turn sent his minion, Tafawa balewa to the centre

LandMann:
We all should put emotions, tribalism and ethnic hatred aside and examine this issue of Ametokun based purely on its merits and demerits and in light of existing laws.

The following points should guide us:

1. Internal security is an exclusive task of the FG. FG can give authority to state or local actors to improve security. Example; local vigilantes and some paramilitary organisation like Man o War must acquire police permission before operating... This is an example of FG giving other actors permission to act in improving security.

2. There's no federal law or agreement between federal and state outlining the activities to be covered by Ametokun, given the existence of police, nscdc and other existing internal security outfit... This agreement or law is important to avoid conflict between these organisations when issues of security occur. We're still dealing with superiority contest between FRSC, VIO, NSCDC, YELLOW FEVER, POLICE AND ARMY on our highways...

3. With no national law or agreement coupled with high level of illiteracy and unprofessionalism of most state workers, state governments can quickly start using Ametokun as instrument of oppression and a means of further looting state resources because security spending is often shrouded in secrecy, and even Ametokun members can take to crimes as side hustle when they start feeling dissatisfied with their salary. They have the training and the instrument of force (guns)... Who's going to prevent them from misusing both and how?

The above are just some issues worth considering.

If all the loopholes are properly plugged, then Ametokun can kick off.

We shouldn't cheer on the idea even with the obvious loopholes because it can quickly spread, every region can quickly have their own version of Ametokun and it won't be long before outside actors start smuggling weapons to these different regional Ametokuns and with the existing ethnic hatred, it won't take long before another civil war arises that will tear Nigeria apart and make current Libya and Iraq look like heaven compared to how Nigeria will look like.

We should protect our country, not our states or region or ethnic enclave.

Coldie:
Yoruba's want use there hand destroy there chance of 2023 presidency.

Well its a win win for the south south and Amaechi

LandMann:
We all should put emotions, tribalism and ethnic hatred aside and examine this issue of Ametokun based purely on its merits and demerits and in light of existing laws.

The following points should guide us:

1. Internal security is an exclusive task of the FG.

LandMann:
We all should put emotions, tribalism and ethnic hatred aside and examine this issue of Ametokun based purely on its merits and demerits and in light of existing laws.

The following points should guide us:

1. Internal security is an exclusive task of the FG. FG can give authority to state or local actors to improve security. Example; local vigilantes and some paramilitary organisation like Man o War must acquire police permission before operating... This is an example of FG giving other actors permission to act in improving security.

2. There's no federal law or agreement between federal and state outlining the activities to be covered by Ametokun, given the existence of police, nscdc and other existing internal security outfit... This agreement or law is important to avoid conflict between these organisations when issues of security occur. We're still dealing with superiority contest between FRSC, VIO, NSCDC, YELLOW FEVER, POLICE AND ARMY on our highways...

3. With no national law or agreement coupled with high level of illiteracy and unprofessionalism of most state workers, state governments can quickly start using Ametokun as instrument of oppression and a means of further looting state resources because security spending is often shrouded in secrecy, and even Ametokun members can take to crimes as side hustle when they start feeling dissatisfied with their salary. They have the training and the instrument of force (guns)... Who's going to prevent them from misusing both and how?

The above are just some issues worth considering.

If all the loopholes are properly plugged, then Ametokun can kick off.

We shouldn't cheer on the idea even with the obvious loopholes because it can quickly spread, every region can quickly have their own version of Ametokun and it won't be long before outside actors start smuggling weapons to these different regional Ametokuns and with the existing ethnic hatred, it won't take long before another civil war arises that will tear Nigeria apart and make current Libya and Iraq look like heaven compared to how Nigeria will look like.

We should protect our country, not our states or region or ethnic enclave.

femmy2010:
I am Yoruba and I am sure Mr Yinka Odumakin, is not speaking for me.
The governments should have done it right and prove to us they are doing it right.
We do not know how the Amotekun operatives were engaged/employed
we do not know how much they are paid etc.
Just imagine of Amotekun in the hands of politicians. May God help us.

LandMann:

2. There's no federal law or agreement between federal and state outlining the activities to be covered by Ametokun, given the existence of police, nscdc and other existing internal security outfit.

Sanchez01:

Sir, if you don't have anything meaningful, take the back seat and let breeze reach better people. Internal security is the sole responsibility of the FG but Hisbal is in full operation in the North and you didn't think to mention it in your vomit?

The presidency and its militia have been jittery since Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn was launched. To what end? You didn't say a thing about lowlife hersdmen who have been saying or two about the outfit being illegal and must incorporate their people. The Fulanis are a tiny fraction of the Nigerian population. Their expansionist agenda can only be curbed by regional security.

The aging donkey in Aso Rock along with his wildlings who plot, and pretend they don't know about the activities of hersdmen across the country are now concerned about regional security just because it will threaten their plans.

I sincerely hope Southeastern governors develop the balls to rub the salt in, alongside their clueless colleagues in the South South.

0monnak0da:


Do you have any evidence, citations or links to buttress this assertion?

SPENCERD:
[s]Afenifere and Yoruba good morning. You people just woke up from your slumber. I wonder if it will last! By the way,who told you that you are more educated than the North? If your claim were right, why did you choose an illiterate and a certificate less rtd army general to be you your president over a doctorates degree holder? Why did you allow professor of law to be under a man that can't produce his WAEC certificate?
until you people join forces with Biafra and Niger delta,you still remain a toothless bulldog that will always do the bidding of the North.[/s]

LandMann:


Here's a link to show you list of items on the exclusive and concurrent list...

The area of focus should be item 2, 17 and 45... You'll see they're all under exclusive list and will impact operation of any organised security system.

http://www.waado.org/NigerDelta/ConstitutionalMatters/1999Constitution/SecondSchedule.html

Josh44s:



Hisbal police in the North is what sire? Why isn’t anyone admitting the truth. The core owners of the Northern part of Nigeria “The Hausa” have been infiltrated and dominated by the marauders “the Fulanis” and they are trying to shift their cause to conquer the entire South, East and West gradually. This step taken by the West is a huge setback for their cause to conquer the entire nation. This is the plain and bitter truth everyone is turning a blind eye to or refusing to speak.

jimyjames:
What we Igbo's saw 50 years ago Yoruba's are just seeing it now, glory be to God for opening their eyes

0monnak0da:

What you have cited does not buttress your claim
You said security is on the exclusive list

IT IS NOT.
Your opinion is not the constitution.
If there is any disagreement the FG should go to court


Even legislation about Petrol would IMPACT operation of security outfit? So what?