I want to ask a simple but serious political question to Southern Nigerians. By Southern Nigeria, I mean all Nigerians who are indigenous to the South West, South East and South South

If the North decides that Nigeria will never be restructured, what will be your next position?

The call for Nigeria to be restructured is mainly a Southern Nigerian thing. The 13 states that make up the core North are totally against any sort of restructuring and they control over 40% of the national assembly, the only place Nigeria can be legally restructured. Without their votes, any bill on restructuring Nigeria will never pass

So as a Southern Nigerian who wants Nigeria restructured, if the North, particularly the core North, decides that they will never accept that Nigeria will be restructured, what will be your next decision about Nigeria?

gidgiddy:
I want to ask a simple but serious political question to Southern Nigerians. By Southern Nigeria, I mean all Nigerians who are indigenous to the South West, South East and South South

If the North decides that Nigeria will never be restructured, what will be your next position?

The call for Nigeria to be restructured is mainly a Southern Nigerian thing. The 13 states that make up the core North are totally against any sort of restructuring and they control over 40% of the national assembly, the only place Nigeria can be legally restructured. Without their votes, any bill on restructuring Nigeria will never pass

So as a Southern Nigerian who wants Nigeria restructured, if the North, particularly the core North, decides that they will never accept that Nigeria will be restructured, what will be your next decision about Nigeria?

Who is the North when the South is serious and united?

1: Boycott of State and General elections.
2: Use of legitimate 'force' to compel Southern Lawmakers to Boycott all forms of lawmaking, locally and nationally.

psyco:
Who is the North when the South is serious and united?

Nothing like United south, except we're deceiving ourselves

gidgiddy:
I want to ask a simple but serious political question to Southern Nigerians. By Southern Nigeria, I mean all Nigerians who are indigenous to the South West, South East and South South

If the North decides that Nigeria will never be restructured, what will be your next position?

The call for Nigeria to be restructured is mainly a Southern Nigerian thing. The 13 states that make up the core North are totally against any sort of restructuring and they control over 40% of the national assembly, the only place Nigeria can be legally restructured. Without their votes, any bill on restructuring Nigeria will never pass

So as a Southern Nigerian who wants Nigeria restructured, if the North, particularly the core North, decides that they will never accept that Nigeria will be restructured, what will be your next decision about Nigeria?

Nothing will happen that's the truth, each south will still go back to their drawing board to find means to be a boy boy to the north.

Seerade029:


Nothing like United south, except we're deceiving ourselves

You're not far from the truth sha. I just wish southeast and southsouth can unite so that we can focus on uniting with the south west. but no they're busy placing stupid bounties on each other. I await 2023.

Buhari is the last president of Nigeria, Be patient.

psyco:
You're not far from the truth sha. I just wish southeast and southsouth can unite so that we can focus on uniting with the south west. but no they're busy placing stupid bounties on each other. I await 2023.

South south and south east can easily unite but I don't know what's wrong with them.

But for south east and west to unite.
It'll be hard for both of us

gidgiddy:
I want to ask a simple but serious political question to Southern Nigerians. By Southern Nigeria, I mean all Nigerians who are indigenous to the South West, South East and South South

If the North decides that Nigeria will never be restructured, what will be your next position?

The call for Nigeria to be restructured is mainly a Southern Nigerian thing. The 13 states that make up the core North are totally against any sort of restructuring and they control over 40% of the national assembly, the only place Nigeria can be legally restructured. Without their votes, any bill on restructuring Nigeria will never pass

So as a Southern Nigerian who wants Nigeria restructured, if the North, particularly the core North, decides that they will never accept that Nigeria will be restructured, what will be your next decision about Nigeria?

Best method is through protest , shut down lagos port , shut down oil production all this happens in the south and produce 90% of revenue

Force them to restructure the country simple ...

Protest , matching on the street is the best weapon