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chizzybaby247:
Good morning everyone,
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It is like you have not been studying trends, aw the southwest gov put their political difference apart to speak with one voice concerning Yoruba agenda.

nextstep:


I don't have anything against restructuring. What I'm against is this threat of "restructure or we break apart". OK, so the Federal Government refuses to restructure (based on it's interpretation and responsibility to the existing Constitution). Then what? Violence? Those seem to be the only options presented by "restructure or we leave".

I'm not saying people don't have a right to self-determination, but those who are clamoring for it are also calling for the other things that have historically come with political upheaval... and cynically, I'm pointing out that those who signed these papers won't be the ones bearing arms, suffering the loss of children, being killed or starving. More to the point, were the signatories elected/chosen by the masses to represent them and force them into something? You'll find that most Nigerians, no matter where, just want opportunities to thrive, no matter the country they happen to be in. Restructuring, in and of itself will not answer their prayers: the LGA chairmen, governors, reps, senators from Yorubaland today, what have they done to address unemployment in a serious, systematic fashion? How will things be different when it's these same people who will hold office in a restructured country?

I've also mentioned that there was a long civil war in Yorubaland from 1830's to 1886, (that helped weaken it for colonial takeover), which should caution those who think that Oduduwa Republic will suddenly be the best place on Earth. Recent conflicts and historical slights between (for example) Ekiti people and Ondo people illustrate that it won't be a bed of roses either. In other words: there's really no point in restructuring because the underlying problems are still there: poverty/unemployment.

I'm also noting that there are far better ways to provide employment opportunities than restructuring (since employment is the main thrust of the advert), and that even after restructuring, the monies spent on that effort could have been better spent employing people, today.

Datas are there for u to digest bro

Esseite:
I find this news hard to believe... there are too many locally produced palm oil packaged and unpackaged.

Are they saying that all the mbanga soup we eat some are not left to produce palmoil?..

All the palm oil in bowls with different measures in cups are also imported?..

Just feel different about this news..

for Ogun state, 74 of us all. cos we counted oursef one by one insyd the hall.

henrolevra:

That's means those of us who have not gotten email still get hope

can't really say bro,I got Sunday own as well too

MyMouth:

They have changed it o! I jus got a reminder mail from them now, ur state of origin is now ur center for d screening. They said we should disregard any mismatch. They even listed their state command offices

does DAT mean we shed ignore previous location and reckon with current directive, the mail not clear enuf,just said physical examination.

I am from Ogun state and I applied as asi, BT I got a msg now bout screening ,dnt knw if I go to state of origin or alagbon where I was told to report on monday before.same mail as above.

For those doubting Ogun state industrialization strength, here is igr from NBS. This should nail the issue