CodeTemplar:
It does.

Juliusmalema:
Osinbajo

TecM0:


Buhari is a Fulani Ram. I am a goat for voting for him.

Elvictor:

who is Osinbajo?

Juliusmalema:
Osinbajo said that Restructuring will never happen in Nigeria under his watch


https://www.nairaland.com/6252310/osinbajo-nigerias-problem-not-restructuring

Elvictor:


Yoruba leaders are afraid to relinquish the benefits they are getting from Niger Delta crude oil, they have refused to look inward for years Awolowo will be sad that the legacy he left behind have been tarnish by greedy people, Yoruba are independent and powerful but since 1999 we saw another version of Yoruba.

Elvictor:


Yoruba leaders are afraid to relinquish the benefits they are getting from Niger Delta crude oil, they have refused to look inward for years Awolowo will be sad that the legacy he left behind have been tarnish by greedy people, Yoruba are independent and powerful but since 1999 we saw another version of Yoruba.

Juliusmalema:


The first time hearing awolowo left a legacy.

Is it free education? or Tribal politics?

Which one?

Moferere:


Are you sure you went to school? And you understand economics and dynamics of Nigeria?

Juliusmalema:


Pastor Yemi.

misano:

That one is a short devil.

Juliusmalema:
Osinbajo said that Restructuring will never happen in Nigeria under his watch


https://www.nairaland.com/6252310/osinbajo-nigerias-problem-not-restructuring

Elvictor:
By Chioma Onuegbu – Uyo
The Apex Socio-cultural organization of the South-South geo-political zone, Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, has said it is not for the north or anybody to say whether Nigeria will be restructured or not.
National Chairman of the Forum, Air Commodore Idongesit Nkanga (retd), made the assertion while reacting to the allegation by the Northern Elders Forum (NEF) that there was a plan to force restructuring on the north under the guise of ending the agitations against bad governance in the country.
Nkaang who pointed out that restructuring of Nigeria was a sealed matter, reiterated that even if the country was not restructured, it would eventually restructure itself.
He stressed that there was the need to still continuously educate them on what restructuring was actually all about, as they could be misinformed on the issue.
His words, “How should they (NEF) come out to say people plan to force restructuring on them under the guise to end the agitation for bad governance?
“By that statement, they have admitted that there is bad governance in the country. And must they be forced to do the right thing?
“Well that is their opinion, but the truth is that everybody is looking for a way to have good governance and if there is bad governance and restructuring is what will end it, a sensible person will not go and do otherwise.
“However it is not for them to say whether there will be restructuring or not. It doesn’t depend on anybody; it doesn’t depend on the north. Restructuring will take place if Nigeria has to remain as a country. That one is a sealed matter.
“We have said it many times that whether we like it or not, if we don’t restructure Nigeria, Nigeria will one day restructure itself.
“Apparently, they don’t understand what restructuring is all about. I think we should try to continuously educate them because it is either they are misinformed, or maybe they are afraid of the truth.
“But if they know that restructuring is what will bring good governance and they refused to do it, then I am sorry for them, I am also sorry for this country. That is mischief.”
On the allegation of using EndSARS aftermath to weaken the north ahead of the 2023 presidential election, Nkanga expressed sadness that the northern elders were more concerned about power than the future of Nigerian youths.
“It breaks my heart to hear people carry the EndSARS thing into the political arena. So power to them is more important than what the youths are asking for, they are asking for good future.
“And nobody has come out to say that what they (Nigerian youths) are asking for is not genuine, but people are carrying that into the political arena. It means that power is more important to them than the future of our children.
“But it cannot stand. The wheel of justice might grind very slowly, but justice will always prevail. We are not saying they should not pursue their interest but how that affects the other people’s interest is what is important; you cannot pursue your interest at the detriment of the other people.
“I just pray that they will sit down and forget all about power-mongering. The life of our children is more important than the power they are looking for”, Nkanga stressed.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/11/restructuring-nigeria-doesnt-depend-on-north-anybody-―-pandef/

Lalasticlala
Mynd44

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Nigeria's first and foremost problem is illiteracy and stupidity of the Citizens most Nigerians know that their own people cannot develop the country their own people cannot build the country but they will go and vote for themselves the end result you see them suffering all over the world. As long as Nigerians are not going to tell themselves the truth the country cannot move forward. Nigeria's problem started from Independence and the only cure is to return the country back to British rule where it will be better off if Nigeria never got a dependent it will be on the same level with Canada Australia New Zealand. Just look how Nigerians are running to South Africa South Africa which got independence in 1994 and will run there to be refugees. We got independence too early in Nigeria and that is why the country is in this mess


As long as we don't start telling ourselves the truth Nigeria cannot move forward we do not know how to develop a country that is the honest truth. If you travel to Britain the universities are full of Nigeria but Nigeria is number 14 Africa in employment in the UK. If you travel to America the universities are full of Nigeria Nigeria is number 9 African in America in employment. We need to start telling ourselves the truth we can vote for 1 million Nigerian president none of them will do anything for us

oguns222:
.......The same APC promised restructure and the same APC opposed restructure....

Moferere:
1. I think we need to find a uniform definition for restructuring so that restructuring will mean the same thing to everyone in NC, NE, NW, SE, SS and SW.

2. The North, just like every other person is needed before restructuring can be achieved. All hands must be on deck with every regions putting their cards on the table.

3. 'If we don't restructure Nigeria, the country will restructure itself'.
This is a big lie. If we don't restructure Nigeria, it is aluta continua. It will never restructure itself.


NB: Don't quote me if you want to play ethnic cards.

otosa:

My brother, there is one thing about Northern, they only think about today not tomorrow. And no matter education you give them on Restructuring, they will still tell you they do not understand it because in 1960 when West and South were asking for independent the Northern said they are not ready,but after we got it they are the one enjoyed it most. The same thing in 1998 when we are fighting for democracy, they did not join Southern on it but today they are the one dominate every Government. What I noticed about them is they like to dominate what is not belong to them.