Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 2:46pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
trillville: Not according to the Nigerian constitution. In fact all resources belong to the federal government under our constitution. Parasitic Constitution!! |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 2:45pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
edogirl2: Please tell us what your state contributed to the Federal purse before it started producing oil.
Let us negotiate a higher derivation, you say no. It must be resource control.
But when asked how you will achieve it, you people fall silent. Those where the days of cash crops and all regions had what they produced and add to the federal purse the farmers where always indigence of their regions and they get settled for their labour government buys of them and sells out. Now everyone parasites on crude oil, the relationship now is purely a parasitic one! |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 11:27am On Apr 24, 2015 |
texazzpete: I'm a Nigerian first and foremost, but also from the Niger Delta. The problems of the Niger delta would not be this bad if they had made better use of the allocations they'd received...
Even a simpleton like you should be able to thing these things through logically, for once. What has been to Niger delta is nothing compared to what has been taken from it. You are simply not from Niger delta stop faking. Idiot! |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:57am On Apr 24, 2015 |
When GMB won the allocation Osun State governor was quick to start advocating for more allocation to his state; It only leaves me wondering what his state countributes to Federal government purse. Stupid demand!! GBTYO: Nigeria is a land of the absurd!
SW governors like Fasole and that rascal Aregbe keep demanding for more revenue from the central govt.
They hinge their claims for more money on the fact that the current sharing formula of 52% to the FG is too large.
Ask the ediots how the FG gets so much revenue which is primarily from the proceeds of Niger Delta oil and they will keep mute.
You want more at the expense of another region.
Full resource control and an exit from this useless nigeria is what we demand
Operation 12 Monkeys
No more free food for baboons |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:56am On Apr 24, 2015 |
GBTYO: Nigeria is a land of the absurd! When GMB won the allocation Osun State governor was quick to start advocating for more allocation to his state; It only leaves me wondering what his state countributes to Federal government purse. Stupid demand!!
http://www.punchng.com/news/buharis-victoryll-boost-allocation-to-osun/
SW governors like Fasole and that rascal Aregbe keep demanding for more revenue from the central govt.
They hinge their claims for more money on the fact that the current sharing formula of 52% to the FG is too large.
Ask the ediots how the FG gets so much revenue which is primarily from the proceeds of Niger Delta oil and they will keep mute.
You want more at the expense of another region.
Full resource control and an exit from this useless nigeria is what we demand
Operation 12 Monkeys
No more free food for baboons |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:52am On Apr 24, 2015 |
trillville: See, we are a sovereign nation, what protects our sovereignty is our army Parasitic Sovereignty!! |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:49am On Apr 24, 2015 |
trillville: This is one of the major reasons the PIB has not been passed. The issue of ownership of offshore wells. Off shore wells is owned by the states that owns the waters. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:48am On Apr 24, 2015 |
The case of Nigeria is just a parasitic thing......others living off others! kmariko: The united states we so copy, oil is owned by individuals, corporation and families not by states.
The communities where the oil if found are the rightful owners. The family where the oil is found are the rightful owners. The scenario you just painted is merely to fly a kite and see where it lands.
Resource control is not about Niger Delta as no such entity exists. Resource control is about fiscal federalism and reducing the overbearing government at the center.. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:46am On Apr 24, 2015 |
kmariko: The united states we so copy, oil is owned by individuals, corporation and families not by states.
The communities where the oil if found are the rightful owners. The family where the oil is found are the rightful owners. The scenario you just painted is merely to fly a kite and see where it lands.
Resource control is not about Niger Delta as no such entity exists. Resource control is about fiscal federalism and reducing the overbearing government at the center.. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:43am On Apr 24, 2015 |
trillville: Yes The only thing stopping them is the Nigerian army.
This brings about the question of civil war. While it is morally justifiable for resources on land in the Niger delta to be considered Niger delta resources, will the western world also support the idea of the resources in the ocean belonging to the niger delta? What happens in the case of a civil war. Winner takes all Those type of wars happens in the yester years! -old testament wars!!! Such wars of taking over peoples places don't happen again. Otherwise a country like US would have taken over the whole of Africa and that would also include your village. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:40am On Apr 24, 2015 |
Correct! pazienza: You mean, even Niger and Chad can also lay claim to the Atlantic ocean, since they are neighbors to the North, and indirectly Nigeria, right?
Nigeria can only lay claim to the part of the Atlantic ocean that borders Lagos and Ondo states, if Niger delta were to be an independent country of it's own. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:39am On Apr 24, 2015 |
trillville: Even if the Niger delta were a country on its own, Nigeria could still claim the resources in the ocean.
For example, the state Alaska is a piece of land only bordered by Canada, yet is part of the United States of America. The Reunion island is off the coast of South East Africa after Madagascar yet it is part of the French Republic.
So what right would the Niger delta have to claim what is in the Atlantic Ocean? Nigeria wouldn't have been able to.....because the water ways there are close to Niger delta. That will be infringing into another countries territory |
Politics › Re: Fresh Crisis Looms In Rivers Amaechi Hold LG Polls On May 23, PDP Against Move by Chiaka(f): 10:36am On Apr 24, 2015 |
DeCleff: Guy, what do u think was the interest of Rivers people? To share the money meant for development to some greedy beasts and leave the state the same way Odili did?
Whatever Ameachi did was never for himself but for Rivers people. If he had acted like Odili he wouldn't had any problem with anyone but Rivers people would have suffered even more Omaha! would have done far more than Ameachi. Omaha already started two Bridges in Rivers within 6 months and even paid upfront before he was removed. Odili did nothing but waste Rivers money for his political ambition of becoming a vice president which he never attained. Ameachi in his later 4 years followed the foot step of Odili wasting money on the northerners to by favour and funding APC....... Good luck never did nothing for his region trying to please northerners who never supported him. All this trying to please the north thing should stop. The oil from SS/SE regions are used to service most state in Nigeria and its too much of a parasitic relationship and its sickening Nigeria should think of other ways to generate money besides oil. Money from other regions should also be used to for once to service us. Niger-delta has been the one giving and giving what has other regions given to us...... |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:27am On Apr 24, 2015 |
trillville: Your example is quite funny, what if the resulting flood not only affects the Niger delta but also anambra. So anambra should suffer the flood but get no benefit? How do we decide the impact of this your imaginary flood??
We are talking about ownership here and now who is affected by flooding. Why should the Niger delta claim to own resources in the Atlantic Ocean?
Again, if there is a virus (disease) in the Niger Delta, and this virus spreads to anambra, why should anambrans suffer the effect of the Niger Deltan virus but not benefit from the Niger Deltan oil? Anambra also have oil. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:25am On Apr 24, 2015 |
trillville: Pazienza, vorp, ecollynzo First of all, I support an increase in the amount of money invested in the Niger delta region.
My issues with resource control is based on two facts
1. Should offshore oil and gas be regarded as Niger delta resources?
2. Is increasing the amount of funds state governments receive necessarily going to have an impact on the people?
The first point is a topic that needs to be debated (I.e. Onshore/offshore dichotomy)
As for the second point, I feel an insistence by the Niger Deltans that more refineries, power plants, schools, etc, be built in their region by the federal government will be much more beneficial to the people than simply increasing their derivation. Most Off shores are within the Niger delta deep waters , both developing and siting refineries and giving their state government more fund to develop the region will do a lot of good, the regions have long been ignored and taken advantage of.......how do you explain lots of Non oil state indigenes, northerners etc owning oil blocs while the indegenes themselves have non.....this cannot happen any where else in Nigeria, even the northerners will not take it.......and when militants act they throw their dirty mouth all over them. We should start doing the right things for the peace of all. Return the oil blocs and let the communities where they are found own them ....that's the only right thing to do nothing more. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:17am On Apr 24, 2015 |
eCollynzo: That is exactly what is happening. A place like Eket has more Yorubas than indigenes. You have more yorubas working in these oil companies than you find even the indigenes themselves |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:13am On Apr 24, 2015 |
Vorp: I know,but presently they are not doing enough compared to some state and their size. They doing well. The truth is the wealth from this regions have been carted away for long to service Nigeria as a whole while the regions get ignored. These governors stated building from next to nothing in these state......which is far from a fare thing do do. More more needs to be given to this regions to bring them to speed. The oil regions in Nigeria a suppose to be like the Dubai of Nigeria because that where almost 100% if Nigerian wealth is gotten. I don't blame them when they talk of going there way........because Nigeria has been truly unjust and unfair to the oil producing regions. How can you explain what a refinery in Kaduna is there for  ? should be close to source of raw material |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:08am On Apr 24, 2015 |
Vorp: Akwa Ibom's budget allocation alone is more than the revenue of many African countries and even Ghana yet they didn't really do anything with it except the stadium. Akwa government have done a lot aside the stadium. Don't sit in Isolation and condemn! and they still need to get more, because money generated from there is used to service other regions. They aren't even getting enough compared to what they generate. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:04am On Apr 24, 2015 |
texazzpete: Don't mind the greedy people who will come and condemn you. Your proposals are fair enough. Resource control really has no chance of being put in place in Nigeria for the next few decades. The smart play is to negotiate an increase in the derivation payments and build on that. If you are from that region you will not be here saying this Nonsense!! |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:03am On Apr 24, 2015 |
eCollynzo: Niger deltans really have no idea what they are missing. Look at countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Quatar etc, they have some of the most corrupt leaders in the world, but because of their small population, they still have enough resources left to go round and develop their countries, improve the lives of their people. But the case of the Niger delta is that they have to share a large chunk their resources with 19 unproductive states where people give births indsicrimately and then the little that comes back to them is shared among corrupt leaders. With the relatively small population of the core Niger delta areas, no amount of corruption will prevent the ordinary man in those areas from living a good life if they are allowed to control their resources. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 10:02am On Apr 24, 2015 |
pazienza: People giving reasons to sustain their parasitism! If there wasn't crude oil in the Niger delta, won't the rest of the country survive?
I am all for 100% resource control, even though my state has no crude oil wealth at the moment. It will make government less attractive to parasites, only those with innovative ideas will survive. I agree with you. During the cash crop era. The farmers where in control the government buy from them for export so what are we saying here. Why cant the same be done for Oil. Why will only one region be serving the whole of the regions. If its done other regions will have to build wealth also, they will then look inward. Every region is blessed some way or the other. This is why I don't blame militants when they go on rampage. So much is taken from their region. |
Politics › Re: Resource Control Is Not Feasible by Chiaka(f): 9:57am On Apr 24, 2015 |
edogirl2: If you are in a family, and you happen to be blessed than others, it seems reasonable and humane to want to extend your blessings to the other members of the family.
My proposal will increase the benefit to the ND whilst ensuring that other members of the 'Nigerian family' also gets something. But even when you give to other members of your family part of your wealth. The larger percentage still stays with you, not the other way round |
Politics › Re: Tentative Ministerial List. GMB Suprised People by Chiaka(f): 9:45am On Apr 24, 2015 |
rooftech: umana umana is Member of pdp He is APC, the APC candidate that lost governorship in Akwa-Ibom State |
Politics › Re: Buhari Compromised by Chiaka(f): 9:22am On Apr 24, 2015 |
Ben Bruce should be given a chance please that Silva guy will offer zero change. Maybe he is selected to be used by APC for some malicious achievement like Ameachi was used |
Politics › Re: Buhari Compromised by Chiaka(f): 9:21am On Apr 24, 2015 |
Donald Duke should be given a chance please that Silva guy will over zero change. Maybe he is selected to be used by APC for some malicious achievement like Ameachi was used |
Christianity Etc › Re: I Wonder If These Are Found In Quran by Chiaka(f): 9:19am On Apr 24, 2015 |
smallrincowis16: ASSUMING THERE IS A VERSES LIKE DS IN THE QUR'AN PLS MY BROTHER ND SISTER IN ISLAM WHAT WOULD'VE BE OUR XTIAN REACTS TODAY CONCERNING TERRORISM ************************ 1''KILL WICHES''SORCERESS: EXODUS17:12 2''KILL HOMOSEXUALS: LEVITICUS20:13 3''KILL WHO DON'T LISTEN TO PRIESTS DEUTERONOMY17:12. 4''KILL FORTUNETELLERS: LEVITICUS 20:13. 5''DEATH FOR HITTING DAD EXODUS 21:15. 6''DEATH FOR CURSING PARENT PROVERBS20:20. 7''DEATH FOR ADULTERY; LEVETICUS20:10. 8''DEATH FOR FORNICATION LEVETICUS21:9. 9''DEATH TO FOLLOWER OF OTHER RELIGION EXODUS22:19. 10''KILL NON-BELIEVERS, 2CHRONICLE15:12-13. 11''KILL FALSE PROPHETS ZECHARIAH13;3. 12''KILL D ENTIRE TOWN IF ONE WORSHIP ANOTHER GOD DEUTERONOMY13:13-19. 13''KILL WOMEN WHO ARE NOT VIRGIN ON THEIR WELDING NIGHT, DEUT22:20-21. 14''KILL FOLLOWER OF OTHER RELIGION DEUT13:7-12. 15''DEATH FOR BLASPHEMY LEVETICUS24:10-16 ETC... NOTICE**** Motive on ds barbaric verses quoting out from Christian bible based on BOKO Aram terrorist, just dt our Christians friends never come acrossed ds deadly verses in their bible, they could hv know dt BOKO ARAM always using bible verses quoted above. Nd it's a surprised whenever they kill, or beheaded they will begin shouting Allahu-Akbar [means GOD is gr8] silent laughing....'' hmmm] reading a verse who doesn't relevant to the barbaric acts. On if any Christians friends those usually attack Islam, qur'an nd our beloved prophet, on social network interpret those verses reading in d qur'an, perhaps d verse can use to justify all d barbaric acts. Your explanation is needed on those bible verses.... lol! Shows you are ignorant! then why don't Christians kill?? Simple Ans: Irrational killings are not acceptable by God. Read about the new testament all your quotes are from the old testament even at that they are out of contest. |
Politics › Re: TINUBU Hijacks NASS Positions; Oyegun, Others Kick- The Capital.ng by Chiaka(f): 9:15am On Apr 24, 2015 |
Does Tinubu think APC is an Extension of his companies  A control freak in the making |
Politics › Re: Fresh Crisis Looms In Rivers Amaechi Hold LG Polls On May 23, PDP Against Move by Chiaka(f): 9:00am On Apr 24, 2015 |
DeCleff: Ameachi had no choice but to join APC since the pdp structure was taken from him illegally through the court.
As for the case of NJC and Ameachi regarding the appointment of CJ, why didn't the NJC fight GEJ when he rejected Justice Salami despite court ruling and NJC recommendation?
U people quote the constitution when it favours u and rejects it when its against u.
Come and control NJC, Police, Army, court ruling, and NCAA from Otueke or Okirika let us see how it will work.
God gives and takes away power Just don't like how Ameachi running Rivers State, like some personal property. He puts personal grievance and self far above the general interest of Rivers people. He has a lot of petty problems here and there. We cannot get any where with such attitude , he has caused so much problem here and truly we are sick of him, am so sick of him. I have no iota of regret for voting PDP all the way in Rivers State |
Politics › Re: Fresh Crisis Looms In Rivers Amaechi Hold LG Polls On May 23, PDP Against Move by Chiaka(f): 4:30pm On Apr 23, 2015 |
DeCleff: The problem with u is that u are condemning Ameachi for escaping the bullet targeted at him instead of condemning those who pulled the triger.
The presidency hijacked pdp through their foot soldier Wike from Ameachi, the suspended from the party, they attempted to impeach him with 5 lawmaker. Do u expect Ameachi to also hand over the state judiciary to them?
If those claiming to love Rivers people should have allowed Ameachi to appoint a chief judge of his choice for peace to reign. But they chose to use NjC to fight Ameachi knowing that he will never give in.
When the same sets of people were burning down courts in Etche and Ahoada to stop the courts from prosecuting them, where were the NJC?
Now, let me see how they can influence the NJC from Otueke and Okirika. 'The presidency hijacked pdp through their foot soldier Wike from Ameachi,' Ans Rivers State was PDP before Ameachi forced into APC prematurely, so who hijacked what  I laugh. Since you can read then read this concerning the Issue of Chief Judge and court closure by Abunchi http://nigeria.gounna.com/show/show/119085/1http://dailyindependentnig.com/2015/02/cant-appoint-chief-judge-okocha-dares-amaechi/ |
Politics › Re: Xenophobic Attack Should Be Directed At Nigerians - S.A Lady Says by Chiaka(f): 2:22pm On Apr 23, 2015 |
Maybe one Nigerian guy she like no gree her own. Her friend was lucky to grab one while Nija guys no dig her thing. I hear u! |
Politics › Re: Xenophobic Attack Should Be Directed At Nigerians - S.A Lady Says by Chiaka(f): 2:20pm On Apr 23, 2015 |
Your Best friend married to Nigerian  Why is she married to a Nigerian then  ? Stupid talk |
Politics › Re: Fresh Crisis Looms In Rivers Amaechi Hold LG Polls On May 23, PDP Against Move by Chiaka(f): 2:11pm On Apr 23, 2015 |
DeCleff: Why was the courts shut in R/S? They used federal might (NJC) to stop the courts from sitting and u are blaming Ameachi.
U recommended someone to the governor and he said no, i want another person as chief judge, why not leave alone for peace to reign?
Guy blame NJC for what happened in Rivers state and not Ameachi No federal might anything. Know a lot of lawyers here in Rivers State not working because Ameachi shut the courts and has refused to Install a chief Judge for Rivers state and never listen to NJC like he listens to know one but himself alone. |