Each state will get N18.2 billion to help them meet financial obligations and budget support due for repayment.

helinues:


That's irrespective of those who have been attacking Buhari Like Ortom. If the state governors even after Fg oversighting them are still lazy in generating new income for survival, how can we trust this same state governors when Nigeria is restructured.

I am not saying I am against restructuring, but we need to see seriousness from our state governors.

2023 would decide the fate of all this regional security outfit

helinues:


That's irrespective of those who have been attacking Buhari Like Ortom. If the state governors even after Fg oversighting them are still lazy in generating new income for survival, how can we trust this same state governors when Nigeria is restructured.

I am not saying I am against restructuring, but we need to see seriousness from our state governors.

2023 would decide the fate of all this regional security outfit

mrvitalis:

It's only someone that's not smart that would always look at the fruit of the problem and not the root cause

If benue that's poor today controlled it police it would be peaceful with no herdmen attack , if it's peaceful

People like me in 100s would be able to strike deals with the state on thousands of hectares to farm rice and cassava
Cassava would be use to produce ethanol and high fructose syrups that would be exported and the state can then tax us and get enough money to survive the GDP of the state sky rockets


Oh boy I must be so foolish getting technical with a buhari supporter they are not smart na

helinues:


That's irrespective of those who have been attacking Buhari Like Ortom. If the state governors even after Fg oversighting them are still lazy in generating new income for survival, how can we trust this same state governors when Nigeria is restructured.

I am not saying I am against restructuring, but we need to see seriousness from our state governors.

2023 would decide the fate of all this regional security outfit

Buccalcavity2:

Very well said. But i still support the restructuring because it will expose those lazy governors more. The difference will be clear.
The issue of IGR still baffles me. Nobody asks you to raise or create fresh taxes. Just collect the one the law already empowers you to collect from the 'shadow economy'. And create enabling environment for private sector to thrive. Do your job, that's all! Yet they won't.

mrvitalis:

It's only someone that's not smart that would always look at the fruit of the problem and not the root cause

If benue that's poor today controlled it police it would be peaceful with no herdmen attack , if it's peaceful

People like me in 100s would be able to strike deals with the state on thousands of hectares to farm rice and cassava
Cassava would be use to produce ethanol and high fructose syrups that would be exported and the state can then tax us and get enough money to survive the GDP of the state sky rockets


Oh boy I must be so foolish getting technical with a buhari supporter they are not smart na

JaroMan:

1st: you are against restructuring.

I am not saying I am against restructuring

Stop reading my comments with fixated mindset

2nd: the money is not Buhari's money. It is rather the money domiciled in states. Or is there any state called FG?

No logic in that argument


3rd: Ortom is in opposition and must not be on same page with Abuja. And it must be his discretion on the manner: destructive or constructive.

Ortom is simply a failure like Buhari when it comes to handling insecurity. Simple as ABC
So stop being parochial

helinues:


That's irrespective of those who have been attacking Buhari Like Ortom. If the state governors even after Fg oversighting them are still lazy in generating new income for survival, how can we trust this same state governors when Nigeria is restructured.

I am not saying I am against restructuring, but we need to see seriousness from our state governors.

2023 would decide the fate of all this regional security outfit

helinues:


I guess Lagos state, Kano, Ebonyi are controlling their police, reason why the governors have been performing than others.

If the governors of the affected states have been responsible enough in tackling insecurities in their respective states, they won't be blaming others

Ttalk:


How come Lagos State could not prevent end sars killing, abi you are one of Lai Mohammed comrades that believe there was no killing?

What about hersdmen killing in Ebonyi, is that a sign of state doing well. How can a state with poor security bevsaid to be doing well. Think

helinues:


I guess Lagos state, Kano, Ebonyi are controlling their police, reason why the governors have been performing than others.

If the governors of the affected states have been responsible enough in tackling insecurities in their respective states, they won't be blaming others

mrvitalis:

Lagos is safe ? Abi Kano ? Abi ebonyi ?

There is no point to argue with you abeg don't your argument always reduce my IQ

I don't know why you people are afraid of state police n resources control

helinues:


America is so safe that they don't record gun shooting events.

Mr Technical Know How

mrvitalis:

Now he is comparing America and nigeria
Everyone knows the issue with America is how easy it is to buy gun , the citizens own far more gun than police n army combined ...even with that

when did you hear that a while community was attacked in America ?

When did you hear that attackers are not arrested ?

Why are your kind afraid of state police and resources control even when it's obvious it would go a long way in solving our security situation

helinues:


Even though government can only do their best in protecting lives and properties, no where is safe in the world, there are some countries who do not have internal conflicts but still being killed by natural disasters.

Not justifying the incompetency of the current government in tackling the root of the problem, we could only hope to have new president in 2023 with political will to solve the problem.

The solution is simple, restructure the army and air force. That's where the Lacunas are. So many saboteurs in and out of service

helinues:


Even though government can only do their best in protecting lives and properties, no where is safe in the world, there are some countries who do not have internal conflicts but still being killed by natural disasters.

Not justifying the incompetency of the current government in tackling the root of the problem, we could only hope to have new president in 2023 with political will to solve the problem.

The solution is simple, restructure the army and air force. That's where the Lacunas are. So many saboteurs in and out of service

Ttalk:


You opinion doesn't represent well meaning Nigeria, seem you are benefitting from the basterdised system, but what about your family, your community and your people, how well have they fared in the unworkable project called Nigeria.

Every Nigerians including those you are trying to defend know that Nigeria can't work with the present system. I'm telling you this because am very dip in it, there's not point trying to defend that to me.

The only reason holding the sick country is few people who are befitting but afraid the would lose out in a level playing ground.

Nigeria is stretching her luck too far and some of you guys here pushing this type of narratives would lead the country to it's doom, the calamity which would damage the country beyond repair.

The daily killing going on is enough for sane leadership to do things differently, common Helineous whatever you are benefitting in this system is not worth the lives of Nigerian being killed daily because the system is not structurally capable to deal with it. No, individual, President or change in government will solve that. Time is running out, you would soon get old with full regret when you see your children being hurt by a bastardised system that should protect them.
If you love this country speak about thing that would make it grow and not base your opinion on personal or self gain, what you temporary gain would still be lost to a bad system, so why not canvass for it's good

Not justifying the incompetency of the current government in tackling the root of the problem, we could only hope to have new president in 2023 with political will to solve the problem.

helinues:




Take note of that

helinues:


That's irrespective of those who have been attacking Buhari Like Ortom. If the state governors even after Fg oversighting them are still lazy in generating new income for survival, how can we trust this same state governors when Nigeria is restructured.

I am not saying I am against restructuring, but we need to see seriousness from our state governors.

2023 would decide the fate of all this regional security outfit