codemaniacs:


it's igbos that sabotaged southern Nigeria by abolishing regionalism.

Nigeria was handed over to the I:gbos not northern Nigerias.

It was the i:gbos that the british handed Nigeria to not to the northerners because they wanted to control all the regions in Nigeria, so they planned a coup that killed the leaders of other major ethnic nations and abolished regionalism and eventually led to a civil war which they lost and the northerners maintained the unitary system of government put in place by the i:gbos

CSTRR:
I don't think they would dare to go and drag oil in a Niger delta republic.

YesDaddyTill203:
This man should stop smoking crack.
Nigeria's oil belongs to all Nigerians not to the North, SS, SE, or SW.

Streetdoctor:
Watch out as Agbado dem go leave d man and start calling Obi name

F22RAPTOR:
When someone has been plagued by delusions of titanic proportions, they start speaking like this. Foooolish talk

Almaiga:



E pain am

Either you like it or not, Bugaje is right. Besides the North benefit more from Nigeria Oil. Two people for my family get oil well for Akwaibom.

How many people in your State get oil well?

sofeo:
This is the kind of stupidity we are talking about.

CoronaVirusPro:
Truth be told, the Southern part of Nigeria was bestowed upon the North since the creation of Earth.

The earlier they start thinking of ways to reclaim those regions, the better.

Goodday90:
Second page and still no sight of ndi “Igbo want to take our oyel”

Are they scared of the north
If an Igbo man was this ignorant and said this,the thread would have gotten to 40+ pages with insults and threats from our south south brothers and Yoruba brothers hiding behind their South south monickers

Brendaniel:


And that is because of people like you, Tinubu and the tribalistic Yoruba's who have sabotaged the south severally, you joined them to fight the civil war against the south, joined them to remove a southern president, joined them to enthrone Muslim Muslim ticket just to please them then you come out to complain that they are bullying the south....



That is a very big lie, the very comment I wrote up here is the reason these people behave this way, to me the south westerners I feel are the major cause, if this country was only Igbo and the north, there most likely would have been 2 outcomes, either the country would have been divided by now or the north would have adjusted and be way better than what it is right now....

shimolv:


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/why-nigerias-oil-belongs-to-the-north/amp/

shimolv:


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/why-nigerias-oil-belongs-to-the-north/amp/

adecz:
You can now see why Buhari gave
all the major Petroleum sector leadership
to Muslim Northerners and also gave
billions of Nigeria's dollars to Dangote
to make sure the downstream Petroleum
sector is controlled by a northern Muslim.

In their warped mind, they have Always
felt that the Oil in the backyard of the
Niger Deltans belong to cow rearing Fulani
from Sokoto❗️❗️❗️

We can't really blame them, but blame
the elders of Niger Delta who allow such,
so long as they are given handouts to
maintain their selfish, whiskey 🥃🥃drinking
habits❗️❗️

RickyJesus:

If you read the interview you won't come up with this dumb post.

sangresan:


Reread the trash you posted and tell us if it makes sense.

If you don't know the history of Nigeria, ask your elders at home.

Awolowo and Ahmadu Bello wanted to include the secession clause in our Independence Constitution, only for Zik to argue otherwise and he succeeded in convincing the British colonial officials not to include it.

Was Awolowo not in the opposition, while Igbos led by Zik and northerners led by Ahmadu Bello filled up the Federal Civil Service with their people? Did they not conspire to send Awolowo to prison?

Even when some gallant officers wanted to right the wrong, did the Igbos among them not betray the cause by sparing their political leaders, while kpaing Northern and Western political and military leaders such as Akintola, Ahmadu Bello, Tafawa Balewa, Okotie Eboh, Zakariyahu Maimalari, Ademulegun, and Ralph Sodehinde? Was this ill-advised action not the immediate cause of the Civil War?

Did Ojukwu not come from exile to join the NPN which was more or less dominated by the same people who waged a brutal war against his people less than 15 years earlier?

Did Awo not approach Zik for a political alliance in 1979 and 1983 willing to play second fiddle? Did Zik not go ahead to forge a weak alliance with his Northern masters again? What happened during Abiola's election versus Bashir Tofa? How many Igbo states did he win?

I can go on and on to show how mischievous Igbos are. These people blame others for their evil-mindedness and play victim cards when the table turns on them.

Alexis11:
Lol the only reason our South East brothers will criticise this guy is because he never attacked Tinubu, he would probably have turned to their god instantly.

Ningi said more funny things about how the budget is anti-north which sounds more like we should just handover the whole country to the North but they started worshipping him just because they thought his fight is against Tinubu/Akpabio...
honestly you are like a dead among the living... May God forgive me cos I would have said you are a very big fffoooul!!! This forum stinks cos of garbages like you
Funny lots. 😂

shimolv:


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/why-nigerias-oil-belongs-to-the-north/amp/

YoungLionken:
Old idiot..

Africans are very keen on respect but I don't see myself respecting an old man without wisdom (fools grow old too)..

That's why those days in school, it's quick to see a so called professor more concerned about a student's "indecent dressing" rather than addressing the decaying system of the school, where the VC and management are busy looting/exploiting students financially, psychologically, sexually, etc..

BAT(used thugs in disrupting the last presidential election and tampering with the results through Yakubu and co, a dishonourable act that doesn't befit a supposedly cultured elder statesman), Atiku, IBB, Abacha, OBJ, GEJ, Ekweremadu (all past and present senate presidents and vice), Buhari, Soyika, etc are old men who have lost their respect from the teeming youth populace, that once respected them..

Honestly speaking, I'm beginning to see this "one Nigeria" ideology as a huge scam because some are (over) ripping others...

Bloody parasites.
Big4nothing beasts of burden to the south.

Shameless banzas.

Nama human beings.

Na so one idioot okada nama rider just put head for traffic today and before you could say jack, oncoming motor somersault am for air!

Thunda faya that Lord Lugard for bringing us together with these useless people

YesDaddyTill203:
This man should stop smoking crack.
Nigeria's oil belongs to all Nigerians not to the North, SS, SE, or SW.

codemaniacs:


it's igbos that sabotaged southern Nigeria by abolishing regionalism.

Nigeria was handed over to the I:gbos not northern Nigerias.

It was the i:gbos that the british handed Nigeria to not to the northerners because they wanted to control all the regions in Nigeria, so they planned a coup that killed the leaders of other major ethnic nations and abolished regionalism and eventually led to a civil war which they lost and the northerners maintained the unitary system of government put in place by the i:gbos

shimolv:

You made a claim that 78% of oil belongs to the North?

I did say that the oil belongs to the North. However, let me explain. As we know, the constitution has made it very clear that oil and any other resources belong to the Federal Republic, yet you find some ignorant people talking about their oil. So, I said if we match that argument, we can still claim that the oil also belongs to the North. Why? Because 78% of oil in Nigeria is offshore. Due to the crisis and the environmental issues of taking oil from the land, most oil companies have found it more economical and peaceful to go through the sea. While in government, I was part of the team that was involved in the Gulf of Guinea talks (laws of the sea).

What rule did we use? We used the United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea. And what did it say? It says that every state that has a border with water would have an exclusive area, meaning a zone that is exclusive for it to do its own economic and security activities, protecting its land, its territory, and fishing. But, where a country wants to extend that beyond the permitted nautical miles into the sea, there are rules and regulations that would provide for how far it can go into the sea. What is the major factor that gives it mileage into the sea? It is the landmass.

Whatever we get into the sea is as a result of our landmass as Nigeria. Now, if you divide the landmass in Nigeria, 78% of the landmass of this country belongs to the North. As you know, the whole of the South-East states can be put inside Niger. You can also put another five states in Niger and there will still be space. One state in the North can take more than two of the spaces of the total South-East. The North has the landmass. What I am saying is that if 78% of that landmass gives you that mileage into the sea where your oil comes from, the 78% of whatever mileage we get into the sea can therefore be claimed because the 78% landmass belongs to the North which is the majority. That is the argument. If they are not satisfied with this ownership, they can go to the National Assembly requesting a change in the constitution. That way, they can make the resources wherever it is found that of the state.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/why-nigerias-oil-belongs-to-the-north/amp/

sangresan:


Reread the trash you posted and tell us if it makes sense.

If you don't know the history of Nigeria, ask your elders at home.

Awolowo and Ahmadu Bello wanted to include the secession clause in our Independence Constitution, only for Zik to argue otherwise and he succeeded in convincing the British colonial officials not to include it.

Was Awolowo not in the opposition, while Igbos led by Zik and northerners led by Ahmadu Bello filled up the Federal Civil Service with their people? Did they not conspire to send Awolowo to prison?

Even when some gallant officers wanted to right the wrong, did the Igbos among them not betray the cause by sparing their political leaders, while kpaing Northern and Western political and military leaders such as Akintola, Ahmadu Bello, Tafawa Balewa, Okotie Eboh, Zakariyahu Maimalari, Ademulegun, and Ralph Sodehinde? Was this ill-advised action not the immediate cause of the Civil War?

Did Ojukwu not come from exile to join the NPN which was more or less dominated by the same people who waged a brutal war against his people less than 15 years earlier?

Did Awo not approach Zik for a political alliance in 1979 and 1983 willing to play second fiddle? Did Zik not go ahead to forge a weak alliance with his Northern masters again? What happened during Abiola's election versus Bashir Tofa? How many Igbo states did he win?

I can go on and on to show how mischievous Igbos are. These people blame others for their evil-mindedness and play victim cards when the table turns on them.

gidgiddy:


And what the rest of you ever done since 1970 the war ended ti free your self from Northern domination?

Absolutely nothing

JetStar:
They did not hail him because he attacked Tinubu/Akpabio. They hailed him.because he brought issues about the budget to light. They were also disappointed in their LP lawmakers they thought would do what Ningi did in the house.

nony43:
Without the oil producing states in the South, the north is nothing, infact Nigeria is nothing , What can they produce in that can sustain Nigeria. See entitlement, if these guys have the kind of oil we have in the South they must have divided Nigeria by now

With that been said , Alangwa, Alaogbaka , na Amadioha ga aku bi gi onú there. Ezi bida

I

CodeTemplar:

Half knowledge can be more dangerous than no knowledge.
The question is how much of our oil comes from the exclusive areas and how much more is coming in based on the extra sea areas the non-coastal states are affording us by reason of extra landmass? He avoided that very juicy fact and that shows he is afraid to go further with his malicious argument.
Osun state is not a northern state but affords us extra milage into the sea for exploration going by his argument. Same thing applies for Kwara, Ogun, Kogi, Ebonyi, Abia, Benue, Cross Rivers.
Half data is no data in this case.

okito:
Another educated Northern fool. Educated enough to acknowledge the oil and other natural resources belong to the Nigerian state but foolish enough to lay Northern claim to the ownership under any guise!

YoungLionken:
Old idiot..

Africans are very keen on respect but I don't see myself respecting an old man without wisdom (fools grow old too)..

That's why those days in school, it's quick to see a so called professor more concerned about a student's "indecent dressing" rather than addressing the decaying system of the school, where the VC and management are busy looting/exploiting students financially, psychologically, sexually, etc..

BAT(used thugs in disrupting the last presidential election and tampering with the results through Yakubu and co, a dishonourable act that doesn't befit a supposedly cultured elder statesman), Atiku, IBB, Abacha, OBJ, GEJ, Ekweremadu (all past and present senate presidents and vice), Buhari, Soyika, etc are old men who have lost their respect from the teeming youth populace, that once respected them..

Honestly speaking, I'm beginning to see this "one Nigeria" ideology as a huge scam because some are (over) ripping others...

nony43:
Without the oil producing states in the South, the north is nothing, infact Nigeria is nothing , What can they produce in that can sustain Nigeria. See entitlement, if these guys have the kind of oil we have in the South they must have divided Nigeria by now

With that been said , Alangwa, Alaogbaka , na Amadioha ga aku bi gi onú there. Ezi bida

I