lexy2014:



which analogy did I give? can you pls show me the analogy?

you have not answered y questions.

1. if you are impressed by Tinubu how are you then praying that he succeeds?

2. for you to be praying shows that you are not even sure of what you are saying about Tinubu. did Japan, Germany, Sweden, Finland, China, Canada pray for their leaders before they got to where they are today?

3. if Tinubu was of sounder body and mind what would he have differently or better?

4. what are the bold steps you say Tinubu is taking?

5. what are the policy changes you say he has made and how many are they?

6. you say "most of his policies are good". which ones are good and which are not good?

the ones that are good, what makes them good?

lexy2014:


its because you know eevrything about the country thats why I asked you. so you should have no problems answering the questions.

1. how is restructuring the reason why 80% of Nigerians are not feeling the impact of government?

2. which resources should governors control?

3. which resources are governors presently controlling?

4. what is the most valuable resource in Nigeria today?

5. is it because governors are not being "allowed to control their resources" that they are not performing?

6. what system of government is Nigeria practicing?

Chikel20000:
D best minister for me there is Umahi....dude be doing wonders with that ministry....Wike d try....wetin just d drag am down na him fight with Fubara....then d kidnappings in Abuja but kudis to Wike....kidnappings n insecurity in Abuja has long improved

emkz:
As I suggested some weeks ago, some ministers have no business in the cabinet:



To add to that list, Dr Doris Uzooka Anite needs to be shown the door for lacking experience in signing that MOU with Kemi Badenoch for UK lawyers to practice in Nigeria and celebrating it before she was heavily resisted.

Also to go is the Minister of Transportation. No one knows his name.

We don't hear much from the Minister of Water Resources and whoever is the Minister of Environment.

The ministry of youth needs to be shut down. The relevance of that ministry is not clear.

Tunji Alausa needs to leave the Ministry of Health and take charge of Humanitarian Affairs.

The president also needs to carefully examine the young ministers. Many of them need to go as they lack experience to head ministries.

El Rufai needs to be brought in to fully head the petroleum ministry. We need a well known mad person in that ministry. Merge it with power and call it ministry of energy resources.

ebenholer2:

The person you responded to has no knowledge of what he was saying. He should rather say re-writing of the whole constitution to parliamentary system of government is the only option available now.

Lovenorth:

Your governors what are they doing with the money that they are getting from the federal which make your to arrive at the conclusion that given them enough money will solve the problems?

lexy2014:


what is wrong with the present constitution?

how is adopting a parliamentary system of government the only option available right now?

ebenholer2:

If you see nothing wrong with this present constitution then you need a change of perspective cos the notable thing about the constitution is that it even encourages wastefulness and makes our resources not well conserved[/b]

Think9ja:
As Minister, once your PR team is solid, you'll have the dumb Nigerians in your pocket singing you praises.

Less than 4 months after coming on board, the dumb guys started saying the interior minister is the best performing minster simply because he made passport acquisition process easier for the japa crew.

Does his mandate begins and ends with passport matters only? Look around you, there are hundreds of illegal immigrants walking freely on the streets of Nigeria, but because he made the passport process easier, he's the best minister.

Betta Edu wanted to follow that part, but the oloshoism in her and her stealing traits didn't let her do it well.

As far as I'm concerned, no political office holder is doing anything because they didn't structure the country for them to do anything other than to chop and share slots..

For you to be labeled the best performing minister, 80% of the entire populace must feel your impact, not just people seeking to exit the dungeon.

lexy2014:


what is wrong with the present constitution?

how is adopting a parliamentary system of government the only option available right now?

SoNature:


Without restructuring this country to give power to the federating units, 80% of Nigerians cannot feel the impact of the government.

The best way to make this happen is to allow governors control their resources, control their police and pay 10% tax to the federal government.

The federal government will scrap almost all the useless departments and agencies that cannot generate money for itself while keeping a few ministries to focus on policy making and implementation. In the end, the state commissioners do the real infrastructural projects.

lexy2014:


that is not what I asked you

what is wrong with the present constitution?

how is adopting a parliamentary system of government the only option available right now?

Cantonese:


Restructure when you have not eliminated tribalism, nepotism and religious biases is a complete waste of time.

Governors have so much powers. Controlling the state resources and state police would certainly make them super human. Allowing states control their resources would have been ideally feasible, but politicians will never allow that to happen.

What about a breakup? No way either.

Give the SW their Oduduwa republic and you will find the Ijebu man fighting the Ijesha man, Ibadan man fighting the Egba man, etc.
Give the northerners Arewa and you will find the Fulani fighting the Hausa, Kanuri man, etc.
Give the SE their Biafra and you”ll find the Imo man fighting the Anambra man, etc.

We must first purge ourselves of the evil brought into our country by our wicked and heavily corrupt politicians.

DeLaRue:


He is the best President Nigeria has had since at least Obasanjo.

People just don't understand.

HBB1:


I did not campaign for Tinubu, I was for Obi until the yes Daddy incident-- which made me wonder if he was any different from the rest.

However since Tinubu has started, I have been very impressed and I whole heartedly pray he succeeds.

Only wish he had been President 8 years before when he was of sounder body and mind.

Tinubu will do well by God's grace

lexy2014:


you are not even communicating just spilling emotions. its a simple question.

what have Wike and Umahi done?

blueAgent:


Clown, show us his achievements.

Cantonese:


Restructure when you have not eliminated tribalism, nepotism and religious biases is a complete waste of time.

Governors have so much powers. Controlling the state resources and state police would certainly make them super human. Allowing states control their resources would have been ideally feasible, but politicians will never allow that to happen.

What about a breakup? No way either.

Give the SW their Oduduwa republic and you will find the Ijebu man fighting the Ijesha man, Ibadan man fighting the Egba man, etc.
Give the northerners Arewa and you will find the Fulani fighting the Hausa, Kanuri man, etc.
Give the SE their Biafra and you”ll find the Imo man fighting the Anambra man, etc.

We must first purge ourselves of the evil brought into our country by our wicked and heavily corrupt politicians.

ebenholer2:

Kindly go back to what I said about the constitution…I said it was structured to encourage wastefulness. Does that seem unimportant to you or you what a thorough analysis of such volumes.
Amending the constitution is the only option because the bedrock for any nation development is having a viable constitution that can effect positive

HBB1:


Show me yours!

At least he was a Senator, Governor, now President?

His State is the most viable in the Country and one of the best performing in Africa.

Same Lagos survived with no Federal allocation for years, under him.

Take several seats and watch him succeed by God's grace.

ebenholer2:

Many things are wrong with it and that include its expensiveness and the fact that it makes it difficult in bridging the gaps between the rich and the poor.

Iziquiel:


You asked what Wike has done, and the person you quoted listed a good number of things he has done and is doing.

Now, instead of you to either dispute those things or rest your needless argument you are accusing him of being emotional.
I think you're the one who is overly emotional, because I don't see a reason only one person will go on a rampage quoting everyone.

Put up your own comment, that's if you have anything reasonable to contribute or go get busy with something else.

emkz:
As I suggested some weeks ago, some ministers have no business in the cabinet:



To add to that list, Dr Doris Uzooka Anite needs to be shown the door for lacking experience in signing that MOU with Kemi Badenoch for UK lawyers to practice in Nigeria and celebrating it before she was heavily resisted.

Also to go is the Minister of Transportation. No one knows his name.

We don't hear much from the Minister of Water Resources and whoever is the Minister of Environment.

The ministry of youth needs to be shut down. The relevance of that ministry is not clear.

Tunji Alausa needs to leave the Ministry of Health and take charge of Humanitarian Affairs.

The president also needs to carefully examine the young ministers. Many of them need to go as they lack experience to head ministries.

El Rufai needs to be brought in to fully head the petroleum ministry. We need a well known mad person in that ministry. Merge it with power and call it ministry of energy resources.

Chikel20000:
D best minister for me there is Umahi....dude be doing wonders with that ministry