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[quote author=haka_nai link=topic=879946.msg10275183#msg10275183 date=1330242721]@BEAF
ACF has already shown her willingness to go with it since it became an Issue.So they are in.Why i suggested the NASS is simple they believe there role is duplicated.They feel the treats more.Lastly i know the opppositions(ACN,CPC,APGA etc) have indicated at different times there readiness and support for that.The bulk of the resistance is some how within PDP and the powers that hold it together.SO my take is this, if GEj can say yes and then gradually isolate the players who don't want it.We could drive the SNC to it goals.They are politicians and won't want to be isolated and rendered powerless.That brings us to the SNC players.Who shoulod represent the various peoples and interest groups in Nigeria.I see it this is just a start.Before PDP will do the governors select representatives.,which is more of NASS.loyalist that can be controlled. You asked if the northern coalition of concerned notherners are key players in north?We don't care right now.Because even in the south the key players are still mute.The issue is are they from the north or south.If yes,then when they say it is dialogue under SNC we want then so be it abeg.We should look at people at various levels.Not from only leadership or cliques.More over a key political element of the north ACF and some political elements have spoken.Also leaders of tradition and peoples have suggested same.The issue is would it truly change our situation.Are we sure it will not be hijacked by PDP or political parties again.
I don't see governors selecting the right people.It will be politics as usual.This time every and all must be represented.All tribes and faiths.Forget party and forget politicians in power.People with the passion and true agenda for a better relationship and progress of there people be nominated.Simple!!!I pray we allow this work and come out of it truly better.[/quote]I agree broadly. The more voices there are, the better.
The politicians that might try to stop the SNC would fall into the class of kingmakers; Tinubu, IBB etc and first term office holders with an eye on a second term.

I am happy that the Coalition of Concerned Northerners have mentioned the lopsidedness of the economy also:

But they said the ‘lopsidedness’ in the polity and the economy must be part of the issues for discussion at the talks.

Discussion on the above, if driven properly and altruistically could see various regions submitting rigorous economic feasibility studies for bankrolling whithin agreed terms and agreed periods (not foolishness about subsistence farming of yams and onions or petty trading).
This could just be the real kickstart to the average Nigerians self-belief, as well as rapid national development.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=879329.msg10275091#msg10275091 date=1330240708]The problem with Beaf's mentality is that he assumes that everyone is a parasite like him.

Not everyone is like you, waiting for oil money to rain upon them.

Others with my mentality can survive and prosper (and are prospering) even without receiving a penny of oil money in their entire life.

God has blessed everyone with something of value.

He did not bless my town or family with oil wealth. However I have received as my patrimony something quite useful in the modern world, which I am currently exploiting to the fullest.

Let those who were blessed with oil also have the same opportunity.[/quote]The bolded is why you shouldn't be a parasite and shouldn't advocate parasitism like a physically impaired demon.
Your whole life is spent on google, researching oil and wishishing ill on those who have it (like the Ugborodo community). No be parasite be dat?

You are a parasite.

@topic
Leaving aside the distraction from fools, how do we get the Mahin Ilaje's merged with their communities in Delta state?

I don't know how representative of the North Coalition of Concerned Northerners is though, perhaps they will be told to sit down by the Arewa Consultative Forum; lets wait and see.

[quote author=haka_nai link=topic=879946.msg10275088#msg10275088 date=1330240678]Finally more vioce from the PDP northern clique.FOr me,The opposition and other northern activist/groups have suggested same earlier but not the PDP leading clique of northern NIgeria.Okay president GEj and NASS can we now start co-ordinating and calling for suggestions on how to go about it.[/quote]The NASS has no role to play in any national conference. Involving them will only kill the initiative; what the concerned Nigerian is aiming at is the complete destruction of the current system and then rebuilding a brand new one that represents the people from scratch. The NASS is part of what we want to overthrow.

Toaskarity:
lol an african living in amelika calling someone crazy negro

Dude, ethnic bigots have very low self-esteem, that is the manifestation you read in ekt_bears words.
You should hear them arguing loudly about how Shell and Chevron owe nothing to Nigeria, they can come in and phuck up the place because they are making money.

Low self-esteem is the problem here.

dayokanu:
Surely beaf is high on his own urine as usual he cant even remember what he posted

Egbon mi parazite you are a m0r0n

So you foolishly started posting pics of Ogbomoso when the matter is about the oil bearing areas in Ondo state being marginalised for decades as 13% derivation donkeys?

Na wa o!

[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=879329.msg10274973#msg10274973 date=1330238111]LOL @ Dayokanu and Beaf

These two Old men are boasting with pictures of Rheinard Bonnke Christian Revival in their Villages ??

Laughter has Wonjured me ooo   


Make I go find my own village picture too  [/quote]No o!
It is that foolish clown called dayokanu that mentioned Ughelli to buttress his unusually inept arguments. I don't know why he is posting pics of his fillage like a hidiot!

I want pics of Mahin Ilaje areas.

^
Lol! You are now jolosing Ughelli!
Your fillage get stadium like Ughelli? Dis na wetin Ilaje pipo go enjjjoy for Deta!
We want the Ilaje's united with their Delta state communities where they will never be used as 13% derivation donkeys.

[img]http://4.bp..com/-BjPFaKtpWU4/ThsAhzheezI/AAAAAAAAAFY/eCDlTMqZb0I/s1600/207584_179988152052474_100001238713726_513874_1137715_n.jpg[/img]

Further pride and enjoyment in Ughelli:

[img]http://1.bp..com/-78rhEPH6vQM/ThsApJ-85ZI/AAAAAAAAAGA/3BYLdKHDgcc/s1600/260048_202537459797543_100001238713726_649414_2581029_n.jpg[/img]

@dayokanu
My guy! These are scenes from Ughelli. I think the Ilaje's will be very happy to have such when they are merged with their Delta state kith and kin.
In Delta state, none are marginalised like the Ilaje's are in Ondo state. There are Ilaje communities in Delta state that are well treated, so why not merge them for better representation and freedom?

Oya post piksho from your own fillage kpakpa!
See enjoyment!

https://247ureports.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/DUALISATION-OF-UGHELLI-ROADS.jpg

Obiagu1:
I think it will be good to address the SW and North with different words, both cannot be called parasite. Maybe one should be called leech or some other words. Just saying . . .

The term, parasite is certainly limited to individuals like dayokanu, ekt_bear etc and other ethnic bigots who cannot see beyond the shiit in their gory arses. It isn't an SW thing.

[size=14pt]Heavy rain forecast: Lagos warns slum residents to relocate[/size]
On February 26, 2012 · In News
12:20 am
By Olasunkanmi Akoni & Monsur Olowoopejo

Lagos State government yesterday stressed the need for the relocation of those residing in low land slums and flood prone areas of the state in order to prevent avoidable loss of lives and properties as the raining season is fast approaching.

The state Commissioner for the Environment, Mr. Tunji Bello, who gave the warning during the monitoring of the February edition of the monthly environmental sanitation in Yaba Local Council Development Area (LCDA), said the measure became necessary following heavy rainfall prediction by weather forecasters this year.

He said there was need for all hands to be on deck to minimize the impact of flooding across the state, saying that the state government was working round the clock to ensure that drainage channels are cleared ahead of the rains.

According to him, the state government is currently dredging the Makoko drainage channel in the Yaba LCDA, abd urged residents in the area to desist from dumping refuse into the canal.

Bello said: “The work on the Makoko drainage channel is a work in progress. What we are doing now is to dredge so that we can reduce the instance of flooding. Makoko is a low line area in the state, so what we are doing is to minimise the instance of flooding, but ordinarily people should not live in the low line”.

He added that the state government had requested for the assistance of the World Bank in the last four years to assist in developing some blighted areas, including, Iwaya, Makoko, Ijora Badia in the state.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/02/heavy-rain-forecast-lagos-warns-slum-residents-to-relocate/

dayokanu:
No marginalisation in Delta State

I bet Ijaws who want toru-Ibe disagree, Ugheilli people disgree, Okpe ppl disagree

Lol! The words of an ignorant parasite.
Like I said earlier, Ugfhelli is more developed than most state capitals in Nigeria (Sapele is more developed than Ughelli by the way). LOLZZZZZ!!

What have the Mahin Ilaje's got in Ondo? Why are they being used as 13% derivation donkeys and water carriers?
It is best to merge their communities with their kin in Delta state where they are most welcome and where there is no marginalisation or Neanderthal degrees of ethnic chauvinism.

dayokanu:
^^ This was the same person who claimed

In your quote above aint the Ilajes too complaining about post in Govt?

Sharrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrraaap dia!

Why are Ilaje's used as 13% derivation donkeys?

We want them back in Delta state where they will be completely respected. In Delta state, there is no marginalisation and all are equal, to buttress the point; the state is ruled by someone from a minority ethnic group. One day an Ilaje man could govern Delta state, cos all are equal and there is no primitive ethnic chauvinism.

Merge Ilaje communities with their well treated kith and kin Delta state so they can have a louder and better represented voice.

[size=14pt]Ilaje community petitions presidency over marginalisation in Ondo[/size]
By Dayo Johnson
Wednesday, September 10, 2003

AKURE–– THE Crisis over Chairmanship position of the Ondo State oil producing Area Development Commission (OSOPADEC) may have taken a new dimension as some communities in the oil rich Ilaje area of the state have petitioned the presidency over their marginalisation by the state government.

Vanguard learnt that notable sons and daughters of the communities consisting of Mahin, Aheri, and Etikam in the Ilaje area of the state have written to president Olusegun Obasanjo on the need for the position to be ceded to them. A notable Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who is a special Assistant to president Obasanjo is championing the cause of the communities. It was learnt that the Party chieftain met with leaders of the communities recently and informed them that the matter of marginalisation of the communities in the leadership of the commission has been taken up with the appropriate quarters.

Earlier, leaders of the communities had accused governor Olusegun Agagu of marginalizing the communities in the appointment of board members in the state. According to their spokesman, Engineer Oyedele Oguntibeju, political appointments by the state governor was lopsided in favour of constituency I.

Engineer Oguntibeju said that meaningful position zoned to Ilaje people has been captured by a section of the communities adding that "there will be serious reaction which the state government will be unable to control on the ground of complicity."

He justified the alleged marginalisation by explaining that out of the 14 elective and administrative appointments in the council area, constituency I (Ugbo) has ten while the communities consisting of Aheri, Etikan and Mahin kingdom had two, one and one respectively.

Oguntibeju said this was against the long-standing tradition that "whenever there are two or more major appointments or elective offices, they must be shared among the two constituencies."

Merge all Ilaje communities with Delta state, where all are welcome and none is a 13% derivation donkey.

dayokanu:
Bros wetin come be the meaning of the bolded below

UGHELLI-people of Owevwe-Agbarha Otor community, Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State, have decried the failure of Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, DESOPADEC, to embark on any project in the area, despite its status as the headquarters of the Eriemu Field, the second in oil production quota in the council.

Parasite, how can people from the 4rd biggest town and a well developed area be marginalised na? Ughelli is more developed than most state capitals sef.
Its clear that parasitism has chopped through skull.

Funny shiit.

Give us awa Ilaje's and sharap jare! They are not 13% derivation slaves.

dayokanu:
NO MARGINALISATION IN DELTA

But Ijaw are complaining they want out to get their own Toru Ibe state, Okpe people are complaining, Ugheilli people are complaining

Egbon ni "parazite" occupy wetin dey ya papa soil

They are not complaining about being the slaves to parasites as is the case with the Ilaje's and Ijaws in Ondo state. Instead, their complaints are about positions in govt or FG stuff.

Give Ilaje's back to Delta state where they are welcome.

^
Toru-Ibe will take out the oil producing chunk of Ondo state where both Ijaws and Ilajes are suffering.
Talk of parasitism chewing away at the remnants of your underpowered brain. Lol!

dayokanu:
Return them to Delta so that you can treat them like this?

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/host-community-alleges-marginalisation-by-desopadec/

dayokanu:
Or this

http://www.nigerdeltacongress.com/marticles/marginalisation_of_the_okpe_peop.htm

Parasitism has eaten deep into your skull! Imagine even talking about Okpe people being marginalised under Ibori! LOLLLLZZZZ!!!!!

Just gif us awa Ilaje pipo jare!! Ilaje populations in Delta state are well treated.
Nobody in Delta is used as a 13% derivation donkey that is treated as toilet roll where other matters are concerned as the Ilaje's and Ijaws have been suffering in Ondo state.

dayokanu:
Egbon mi razist

Go and occupy wetin dey your papa land and leave Mr Olayemi Saanumi to be with his people where they speak the same language, This your parasitism dey worry ooo. Ah ah you don become friends with Mr Olayemi on top oyel money Mr parasite

What we want is for Ilaje LGA to control resources and not for someone in Idanre to claim "Our oil" on Ilaje resource

So egbon mi razist occupy wetin dey ya papa land

Return our Ilaje's to us in Delta where they are equal to the next person.
Imagine calling them brothers, only to treat them like slaves and water carrying donkeys!

Shame.

Its like they bring in 13% derivation to Ondo, but thats all they are good for. The poor people have been complaining now for decades against the wickedness they are witnessing. Nobody suffers marginalisation and primitive ethnic chauvinism in Delta state.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=879329.msg10274655#msg10274655 date=1330230205]Beaf wants the FG weakened, but the oil to be controlled by states, but not by the people whose land the oil actually comes from.[/quote]What a parasite!
Why tell lies na?

I have simply told you that resources should not be controlled by ethnic groups (and their bigot lords), but by individuals and communities. Is that too difficult for your wooden skull to crack?

Entertaining!

dayokanu:
On resource control we stand occupy wetin dey ya papa land no to attachee by force

Our oyel our oyel, Oyel go soon answer its host community name

See person wey wan claim Olayemi Saanumi to Delta State? Some people must just tiff anything sha.

Egbon mi razist; Whats the meaning of the name Olayemi Saanumi in Delta Language  

Mr Parasite, what is "Delta language?"
Are you an illiterate?

If you do not know that there are Ilaje communities in Delta state that are well treated (we look down on no one), then you are truly a dunce.
It is better for the Ilaje's to have a single home where they will be respected, than for them to be treated like shiit for donkey years now.

http://www.earthrights.org/sites/default/files/legal/Chevron-Marginalisation.pdf

We demand our Ilaje and Ijaw communities be returned to their kith and kin in Delta state where they are most welcome.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=879329.msg10274635#msg10274635 date=1330229749]+1

Why are you so shameless, Beaf? A man with zero principles. You want resources to be controlled, but NOT by the communities which actually produce said resources!

Hypocrisy, long tooth and greed.


Parasitism must be eliminated at all levels.

No to parasitic federal government.

No to parasitic states.

Resource control at the community level.[/quote]Community is different from ethnic group. No?
You were chatting shiit about Yoruba, Itsekiri and Ilaje; are those communities?

Phucking bigot trying desperately to hang unto Itsekiri's when oil is discussed, but scream blue murder when GEJ paves the way for Ugborodo to get 24/7 light.

Lol! Its the way of the parasite.

Yes, I am for resource control. If una like, die. Parasites.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=879329.msg10274630#msg10274630 date=1330229618]Bwahahaha

Haha

The fear of God has struck Beaf, as he realizes the full consequences of demanding resource control

There is a strong case for boundary adjustment between Ondo and Delta, yes.

I will trade you our Ijaws for your Itsekiris

That is a trade I'd make every day, and twice on Sundays [/quote]You sound daft as usual.
Whether you like it or not, there will be full resource control and tragic parasites like you will drop dead for the lack of a host to suck.

Lol!
I see two ethnically bigotted parasites (dayokanu and ekt_bear) at war with their own stup!dity as usual.

I am for full resource control, down to the individual. Phuck ethnicity.

There is a strong case to be made for the merging of Ijaw and Ilaje populations to Delta state. Both groups are strongly marginalised in Ondo state, just the same way all minorities are marginalised in Nigeria (worse if they are oil producing). Nobody is marginalised in Delta state, it is the first state to have had a governor from an ethnic minority group.

Listen to the Ilaje cry of marginalisation from just a few months back:

[size=14pt]Mahin indigenes lament marginalisation[/size]
HAKEEM GBADAMOSI 23/08/2011 09:16:00

The indigenes of Mahin in Ilaje Local Government Area of Ondo State have expressed dissatisfaction over their neglect and marginalisation by successive governments in the country as they called on the authorities to correct the anomalies.

The people also decried the destruction of their environment by multinational oil companies, leading to pollution, coastal erosion and sea incursion. In a communiqué at end of the Mahin People’s National Conference and signed by the General Secretary, Central Organisation, Olayemi Saanumi, the people rejected the current massive excavation of sands, which has caused artificial lagoon in some part of the region.

It said, “Despite its historic roles and earliest exposure to western education and modern governance, the Mahin Kingdom has suffered continued marginalisation, discrimination and neglect by successive governments at all levels, particularly in terms of distribution of infrastructure facilities, political appointments and other amenities.

“The Conference called on the Ondo State Government, the Ondo State Oil Producing Area Development Commission, (OSOPADEC), the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), and the Ilaje Local Government and client companies to put in place immediate and sustainable remedial measures in this regard.

http://nationalmirroronline.net/community-mirror/19058.html

It will be best to merge the entire area, along with the Apoi Ijaw areas (Ilaje and Ese-Odo local govt areas) with Delta state where they can be with their kith and kin who are not marginalised.

[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=879329.msg10274168#msg10274168 date=1330216163]And by that reasoning, as I stated earlier, any potential disputes over oil wells are purely between the relevant ethnic groups in Ondo/Delta, namely Ilaje Yoruba and Itsekiri, respectively.[/quote]Crap.

Bigots always reason in strange ways.
How is it humanly possible to erase the entire oil producing Ijaw areas of Ondo state?

Anyways, ethnic groups do not determine ownership of oil wells, only a bigot would think they do.

^
Why all the long talk, why sound like a farmer blagging about code na?

You said PHP is not cut and nail, and I have challenged you to prove it isn't a hack bundle by providing its standards. . . But mbanu! You have decided to apply the trick of chatting copious volumes of shiit instead.

By the way, concerning JavaScript, when you have finished telling lies to yourself and other unevolved, you can look up ECMA-262. LOLLLLLLLLZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!

Instead of trying to run away by chatting shiit about how "politics" can stop the inventors of a language from creating standards (that would stop simple things like mail functions in the core library phucking up); why not be a man and admit that you are a fuckwit who blags like a 419? Dude, only an id!ot would think they can get away with blagging about technical stuff.

Adedibu.

delomos:
Interesting name calling, now learn::

No please don't, continuing digging your hole (I will especially like see the spec for Python and JavaScript) not that it matters to me

-- Ruby is not official spec'ed yet (as defined by ISO!) and most especially and there are strong sides of the argument why they should care less about getting that "blessing," follow the argument here: www.rubyinside.com/ruby-iso-spec-draft-2900.html

But I digress.

And another thing you want to understand is the politics of spec bodies, go research the chairs of those your spec bodies.

And why doesn't PHP have a spec, see this interesting stackOverflow thread: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4680119/php-language-specification

You are damn stup!d indeed! Someone who thinks that arguing loudly like a pumped up rat catcher can cover rank id!ocy. Sir, such behaviour only qualifies you as an agbero (like Adedibu ).
I thought you claimed that PHP's spec was Symfony or Zend or Zend Community or CakePHP or PHP Build (for "serious developers who aren't whining on debugging a PHP Mailer, wtf?"). No? SPECK?

You are one highly entertaining mofo. Like one of those toys with a key at the back; you wind it up and it start limping pathetically and singing an unknown version of "ba ba black sheep."

Next time you don't have a clue. Do yourself a favour and SHUT THE PHUCK UP!

Every jack knows that JavaScript is governed by the design of EcmaScript. By the way, you will find the spec here:
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/files/ECMA-ST/Ecma-262.pdf

The below is a great definition of what a spec is. You will find that it does not include shiit like Symfony or Zend or Zend Community or CakePHP or PHP Build (for "serious developers who aren't whining on debugging a PHP Mailer, wtf?")

Unu go take laugh broke small pikin waist o!

www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

A specification (often abbreviated as spec) is an explicit set of requirements to be satisfied by a material, product, or service.[1][better source needed] Should a material, product or service fail to meet one or more of the applicable specifications, it may be referred to as being out of specification;[2] the abbreviation OOS may also be used.[3] Specs are a type of technical standard.

A technical specification may be developed by any of various kinds of organizations, both public and private. Example organization types include a corporation, a consortium (a small group of corporations), a trade association (an industry-wide group of corporations), a national government (including its military, regulatory agencies, and national laboratories and institutes), a professional association (society), or a purpose-made standards organization such as ISO. It is common for one organization to refer to (reference, call out, cite) the standards of another. Voluntary standards may become mandatory if adopted by a government or business contract.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specification_%28technical_standard%29

sheyguy:
I wovld av loved to ignore ur ignorant post but i am going to do u a small favor by educating you.
Majority Nigerians also do bear names from their tribe/ethnic group. That still remain the most common means of identifying people with their ethnic groups in a society like ours where most folks no longer wear their traditional attire, if one most still make a guess.
The bold part of ur daft comment is the most irritating of all. When i asked about yoruba speaking community in Edo state that does not imply that there are no non-yoruba speaking communities in Ondo state. . .get it dafty and stop being so 'beaf' on a saturday.

Claiming that there might be a couple of Yoruba speaking villages in Edo state is a very different thing from claiming that Afemai people in Akoko Edo are Yoruba.
That is one fat demeaning lie.
Please, never tell it again, cos people feel very insulted when such imperialist claims are made (and its quite a common claim made by ignorant vulcaniser and shoemaker types).

Another resident, Babandi Ali, said "the police station has been razed and there are burned bodies inside, but I couldn't confirm how many. However there is a burned car at the roundabout with four people burned inside."

A jail guard told AFP late Friday that prison officers battled Boko Haram gunmen who tried to gain entry to the prison in an apparently failed bid to free group members being held there.
"The prison is intact," a resident who lives nearby said.

How could so many people have been killed in the police station, yet prison warders were able to battle boko haram to a standstill?
Something tells me the raid on the police station had insider help.

I will immediately press cancel 7 times, then kneel down and pray to bind all demons, including the ATM. After that, I will put the money on the floor back into the machine without telling the police.

Will I go to heaven?

olafolarin:
The point is already made.
You claimed oil well was ceded to Edo state from Ondo state only to be slapped with hard facts which is contrary to your believe.
You do the same on anti-GEJ,pro-Tinubu and pro-Aregbesola  threads.

Get your facts right before commenting is the lesson you need to learn.

You are talking crap.
Delta state has previously reclaimed 260 oil wells from Ondo state in 2009, Edo state is due fair hearing. What has that got to do with the woman-slapping reptile called Aregbesola?

olafolarin:
You must be drinking when you typed that.

The Lord is your strength.

Reality/hards facts is a motherphurka!!!!!

Thats one silly thing about Beaf.

If you do not realise it by now, yours is the silliest post on this thread.
You didn't even attempt to make a point, but maybe it is the effect of imbibing early morning alomo with your moi-moi.

Can anybody attempt to tackle what Pa Omoigui said, or is the truth too bitter? The man was sacked for standing by the truth.

[b]Moreover, because parts of Bendel had gone to Ondo, there were five oil wells very close to the boundary. Initially, the Ondo people wanted the royalty to be shared 50-50 because they were very close to the boundary between both states.

In 1981, a Yoruba man, who was Director of Survey, wrote to the Ministry of Finance on the issue and, after charting, it was found that the oil wells were in Bendel State. He wrote to the Ministry of Finance that the Yoruba would not take this.

He went to Lagos, met with the Director of Survey and reported that a Bini man was behind the charting. Then my Director said no, he charted it. In 1984, Bamidele Otiko became the military governor of Ondo State and came to Lagos to meet my Director. At the meeting, my Director told Otiko  he was responsible for the charting.

When Chief Olu – Falae became the Secretary to the Federal Government, he directed me to write a letter that pending the resolution of the Ondo – Bendel boundary adjustment issue, they should be sharing the royalty 50 – 50. I declined to write the letter.

They then posted one Ondo man  to be the permanent secretary. He was reported to have said he was posted there to do their bidding and they would call him an outcast if he did not. After reading the file, he said I should do something, on the issue and I said, ‘No, you  are the permanent secretary, draft the letter and sign it.

He refused. The then Minister of Works, Alhaji Abubakar Umar, was a witness to all these. Later some people did  a letter purportedly written by me. When Mamman Kantagora became the Works Minister, he  told me that the Armed Forces Ruling Council (AFRC) had retired me.

That was in 1988. The following week, the  then Ondo governor  called a press conference and told the media  that I forged the  map of Ondo – Bendel States to remove oil wells from Ondo to Bendel. The newspapers  that published the story were  sued for libel and I made them to write apology letters.

Since I was retired, they have not carried out any survey on the Ondo – Bendel boundary issue[/b].

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/omoigui-at-80-i-made-them-pay-for-claiming-i-removed-oil-wells-from-ondo-to-bendel/