1, Restructuring: A total restructuring of the country back the way it was before the coup of 1966. Then Nigeria was practicing more of confederation than federation.
This state structure must be collapsed into regions and it is left for a particular region to decide the structure they adopt.
The constitution must provide for self determination through referendum.

2, Breakup: Complete disintegration of the country to the way we were before the Whiteman came.
The truth remains, the Whiteman brought us together for his fun, merriment and easy lordship. We Africans became experimental tools and species in the eyes of the Whiteman. In fact the people working more assiduously to keep Nigeria one is actually the Whiteman not the Fulanis, Yorubas, Igbos. We continue to be colonised in a new form me and you know as neo-colonialism.
They continued to cart our resources away and continue to nurture and sustain their creation to their own fun and merriment. They see themselves as gods and masters to Africans who must continue to be their subjects. They gave us the different names we bear today and I can categorically say we are still underdeveloped because of the above reasons.
For Africa to emerge from these subjugation, we must start rewriting our history that has been completely basterdized by the colonial masters especially britain.
From history, the north had a rich organised system of governance that accommodated almost all its citizenry. Same goes to Yorubas, Igbos and other ethnic nationalities.
Today what we are left with is few individuals lording it over the rest citizenry.
We must stand today to reclaim our rich cultures and God given inheritance

Nn

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Restructuring cannot work for Nigeria only break up the North must go its way the South must go its way

ofcourse thats the best option but the so called political leaders feel they would not subscribe to that. Nigeria is already a failed state. If South west is not chameleons there would have been serious discussion on that front

Bonavi:
ofcourse thats the best option but the so called political leaders feel they would not subscribe to that. Nigeria is already a failed state. If South west is not chameleons there would have been serious discussion on that front

How is the Southwest chameleon,is the British ready to divide Nigeria and how will be British interests be protected in the event of a breakup?

Nigeria was never an indeoendent state but a vassal state of the British ruled by their choosen house nigger(Fulanis) on their Nigger area plantation.

None of these would work. The problem with Nigeria is that the powerful have mastered indirect rule using all manner of satanic tactics to use the poor against themselves. This is happening in the north, south, east and west. If we don't deal with the rich political elite, who have since the 1950s worked hard from generation to generation to turn Nigeria into their personal ATM machines, we are just wasting our time.

If you like restructure, the rich political elite will turn each autonomous or semi-autonomous region to their personal ATM machine and use indirect rule to subjugate the poor. Boko Haram, Police brutality, Killer herdsmen etc are all indirect rule tactics. Is it the child of the a rich man that would join Boko Haram? Is it the child of Ganduje that would join Nigerian police force or Nigerian army? Was any of Fashola's children a member of SARS? Is El Rufai's child a herdsman? These groups; NPF, Nigerian Army, SARS, Boko Haram, Ritualist, Kidnappers, Armed Robbers etc are all populated by the poor who have been empowered to victimize the poor just as the British empowered the warrant chiefs in the East to victimize their fellow easterners - which led to the Aba women riots.

We must wake up. The poor is the tool that the rich political elite use to subjugate the poor...the day we realize this the ritualist, armed robber, kidnapper, police men, army, navy etc will all turn against the true enemy - the rich political elite!