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Osagyefo98:
lalasticlala

Before you invoke the skewed morality of forum's dirty jobbers, I ask where according to your intellect or lack thereof gullies are roads?

nzeobi:
Erosion and flood is there any state in Nigeria free from them.

No!!!!

Tukur Buratai is quota-system and nepotistic soldier. Baring quota system and nepotistic endeavor,Tukur Buratai remains nobody or at best a herdsman. Ndigbo do not need apology from a goofy soldier who thinks political protesters are combatant outfits.

Osagyefo98:
Wonderful.

Defending failure just to sound alright.

The picture alone is from the most verifiable source.

Thanks to Individual planning to do what state government couldn't do.


Next time don't defend failure.

This is Anambra state.

Where in your goofy world had natural phenomenon been tamed? It appears gullies are roads in your neck of wood.

UdechiHD:
Otti Declares for APC, Vows Continued Struggle to Liberate Abia

By Emmanuel Ugwu

Former governorship candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Abia State, Mr. Alex Otti, yesterday formally declared for the All Progressives Congress (APC), saying that he was still committed to the struggle to liberate Abia from bad governance.

Otti was received into his new party at his Nvosi Ward 5 in Isiala Ngwa South local government with party leaders and members in the ward and local government enthusiastically welcoming him into APC.

He was first received by the ward chairman. Francis Nnamdi, who took him to the leader of the party in the w ard, Chief Victor Amata, who then presented “the big fish” they caught to the local government chairman of the party, Ezinwa Nwuzo.

In his speech entitled ‘Always for the good of the people’ Otti explained that he joined APC to further seek ways to give a new lease of life to the people of Abia which the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had failed to do since 1999.

But he acknowledged that quitting APGA after being its flag bearer in 2015 and 2019 was a very tough decision which took long in coming but nonetheless came at the right time.

“My decision to leave APGA was not an easy one and it was not taken overnight,” he said, adding that “it was a decision based on my unshakable belief that it was for the good of the people and my great state of Abia.”

Alluding to his governorship ambition which he was yet to realise, the former bank boss said that he hadn’t given up chasing his dream because “if you embark on a journey, you’ll keep on walking until you get to your destination.”

According to him, when he left his top position in the banking sector to join politics, he was “never under any illusion that the journey would be long, rough and treacherous” hence he vowed that liberating Abia from bad governance remains a task that must be done.

“We sincerely believe in a dream – the dream of improving the circumstances of our people. That dream will not die,” he assured.

Otti lamented that Abia had remained in the choking stranglehold of “a monster called PDP” which was making it difficult for the state to breathe.

He said that the vicious grip of bad governance had only yielded negative development indices for Abia as the state had continued to move in circular motion under the control of incompetent leaders without vision.

Otti made a clarion call for all well-meaning Abians to rise up and join in the struggle to liberate God’s own state from bad governance and “end government of looters by looters”.

After the welcome ceremony at the local level Otti was escorted in a convoy to the state capital, Umuahia where he was presented to the state executives of Abia APC headed by Hon Donatus Nwankpa.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/08/15/otti-declares-for-apc-vows-continued-struggle-to-liberate-abia/amp/

The insincerity of dumbass Africans is piece of art work. This Otti of a dude also forgot to realize that Abia State had remained in the strangle hold of people from Bende\Afikpo. The Ngwa\Ukwa clans need additional eight years in order to have the equation slightly balanced.

UdechiHD:
Alex Otti for Governor!

Arrant nonsense!!! The Ngwa clan of Abia State still has more eight years to complete the equation. It appears most Nigerians have lapses in memory. I remember Abia State started with Onu, Kalu and Orji. All from Bende\Afikpo axis. My Ngwa axis has only eight years and some folks seemed eager to change the flow. It will not happen. After Ikpeazu, the baton shifts to Ukwa\Ndoki.

BleedingPen:

Edo-born billionaire oil magnate, Captain (Dr.) Hosa Wells Okunbo, has congratulated Governor Godwin Obaseki on his victory at the just concluded September 19 Edo State Governorship election.

Igbere TV recalls that Okunbo openly supported Osagie Ize-Iyamu, candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) against Obaseki, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate and former ally.

In a statement he personally signed and forwarded to Igbere TV, Monday, Okunbo said, “It is incumbent upon me as a protagonist for the candidate of the APC candidate, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, to now issue a statement in my personal capacity as a private citizen as I did at various times during the campaign.”

The Chairman, Ocean Marine Solutions Limited, also congratulated the people of Edo “who took the civic responsibility with a sense of urgency and trooped out to express themselves.”

While wishing Governor Obaseki the best of luck, Okunbo prayed that the next four years of his administration will take Edo State to the ‘promised land’.

He beckoned on all Edo indigenes home and abroad to join hands with the Governor to “build a vibrant democracy and a vibrant economy where the youths can find gainful employment in an atmosphere of peace and security.”

https://igberetvnews.com/1365453/edo-billionaire-capt-hosa-congratulates-obaseki-reelection/

Nigerian bloggers and writers should stop addressing these looters with bogus phrases. These jackasses could be magnets or oil drinkers, I do not give a ratass.

Ratedgang:
Okorocha my man. Ur better than the Supreme Court governor.

Both are clueless cretins.

Sleevia:
From all indications, Obaseki has won this election but two things stood out unexpectedly

1. It was generally peaceful

2. There was zero federal might influence.

What do you think is the reason behind this?

I would hazard a guess and I am open to correction.

A: The U.S visa ban restricted federal influence, which Oshiomole, Ganduje and Tinubu were banking on. I was on twitter when I read that order has been given that there should be no interference in the election. This was why, after votes at the PU were done, all security agents, from Army to Police and others LEFT.

B. The Oba of Benin meeting. Before the election, Oba invited both contestants for a meeting where he specifically warned against violence in whatever form. I often read from outsiders that Oba of Benin is just like any oba out there but what majority do not know is the weight the Oba of Benin carries among his people and this election further proved that.

Since the APC took power, this is the most peaceful election we have had...

The question is WHY?

Please join the discussion and I would like to learn from other persons and correct me where you feel I am wrong.

Please forget about Oba of Benin meeting. The fear of USA is the beginning of the wisdom. The present administration in USA does not take no for an answer.

AlPeter:
[b]first OFF Jayjay is from Delta State too, Odegbami and Rashidi Yekini are Yorubas and have more recognition both locally and internationally [/b]than almost all the Ibos footballlers. Lastly don't ever put that clown Mikel amongst Nigeria's great

Does the bolded represent any logical aspect of this thread? Who gives ratass if Jay Jay is from Delta State or Okechukwu Keshi? Emma Okocha is more Igbo than any Igbo person I have seen.

FisifunKododada:



Madam, FOOTBALL? Not so fast. Lets look at the facts.
Before Okwaraji or even Christian Chukwu there was Thunder Balogun

A. Based on number of goals - who are the top Nigerian strikers?
1. Rashidi Yekini
2. Yakubu Aiyegbeni
3. Obafemi Martins
4. Ikechukwu Uche
So Igbo guy comes at No.4 - so tell me why shouldn't the tribes of No.1, 2, and 3 BEAT their chest?

By the way where is Emenike? Was he not suppose to surpass Yekini's record? He has not even reached Martins record not to talk of Yakubu's. grin Don't get me wrong. Emenike is a good player and Igbos can brag about him all the want. However, he seems not to have the prolific staying power of either Yekini, Yakubu and Martins. Yekini's goals (single handedly) took Nigeria to her FIRST World Cup - maybe his tribe should start beating their chest too

B. Based on stats and achievements best goalkeepers:
1. Vincent Enyeama.
2. Ike Shorunmu.
3. Peter Rufai.
Again, no Igbo guy here - why are the tribes of these people not beating their chest and claiming to control Nigerian football?
What about the worst goalkeeper of the last 2 decades - Mr. Chigozie Agbim? grin Who wants to brag about Agbim?


C. First Nigerian goal at the world cup scored by Rashidi Yekini

D. Best winger of the last 40 years is Finidi George.

E. Best aerial ball player EVER in Nigerian history - Mutiu Adepoju.

None of these 3 guys are Igbos.

F. Nigeria's last world cup Goal scorers.
1. Ahmed Musa
2. Osaze

G. Recording breaking U17 goal scorer (2015): Victor Osimihen is NOT Igbo. He is a Bini boy.

None of these guys are Igbos.

H. Now to be fair lets look at a possible state where Igbos can beat their chest.
1. Mikel Obi is the most successful Nigerian player in European football by far. He is Igbo so Igbos can beat their chest here
2. He is closely followed by Nwankwo Kanu (Papillo - one of my favorite players grin).
3.Okocha (Anioma man but he has never denied being Igbo) is one player the Igbos may brag about any day any time until he denies being Igbo . grin
4. Key players at the last won nations cup
1. Emenike -Igbo
2. Sunday Mba - Igbo
3. Victor Moses - Bini
4. Enyeama - Ibibio
5. Onazi - Igalla (Benue for sure)
So 1 and 2 are Igbos so Igbo can brag here.



H. Sunday Oliseh is arguably one of the best midfielders of all time - but we just learnt he is NOT Igbo so the Igbos can't brag about him.

Now here is my point: The success of Nigerian football cannot be attributed to one tribe. Players from so many tribes have contributed to bring glory to the country. Tribal chest beaters are not needed in our football, they are toxic and are totally unhelpful. And I will continue to lamblast them wherever they poke their ugly heads grin

In your silly and illogical statistics, you forgot to add the first to touch the ball at the center circle at the world cup. If Igbo chaps were scanty as the above crap suggested, this argument will never hold.

I must confess though few Yoruba chaps can soccer.

Sweetguy25:
In all honesty, most Yoruba's aren't typically blinded by ethnic sentiments.

Please change most to few.

Some club managers are dumbass fools. What are Kepa and Joginho doing in Chelsea team? Joginho is the most useless DM I have ever watched while Kepa is most idiotic keeper to play round ball.

edoairways:
Edo voted Obaseki not PDP or APC

Arrant nonsense!!! Who is Obaseki without PDP in the ongoing saga? Obaseki would have been buried alive if he had run under Labor Party.

Awujale ademuyewo afidipote with the Governor of the Lagos Crown Colony, Thomas Gilbert Carter, after the Anglo-Ijebu war of 1892

https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/2430600_awujaleafidipote_jpeg3a099d01648a41e4bf490037cdbc25b7

The pictures always tell the truth of any situation. In this picture even blind man can see that so-called Awujale ademuyewo afidipote was so ordinary that police man with umbrella only made sure the it protected only the Governor of the Lagos Crown Colony, Thomas Gilbert Carter, of the Carter bridge in Lagos.

scholes0:
Your forefathers were known to either be stark naked or semi-naked before the coming of the Brits..... You can go back to their ways while at it.

I guess your forefathers with teared faces wore clothes dropped from the sky by the Europeans. The only famous solid clothe making depot in the protectorate was a place known as Akwette and it was certainly not in Yoruba land where people wore dried leaves of water weed. I spent considerable time in Yoruba land digging for history. This is the reason I laughed at any goofy Yoruba chap that claim S. Ajayi Crowther as a Yoruba.

LegendHero:
I bring to you the names of both serving and former member of parliament (MPs), Mayors, and Councillors of British-Nigerian origin in the UK.

Nigeria is a country blessed with abundant human resources and that manifested in the fact that our people always achieve excellence both home and abroad and our resourcefulness have distinguished us among peoples of other descents.

There are currently over 90+ elected politicians of Nigerian origin sitting in various position in the United Kingdom. One thing to also note is that whenever they elect them Mayors, Nigeria-Britons are always the first of such black people appointments to have taken place.

Note: This list is updated up till 2018. So there might have been some few elected Nigerians after 2018 that are not captured in the list.

Past & Current Member of Parliament
1) MS Chi Onwurah - Newcastle 2010 - Present
2) Mrs Helen Grant - Maidstone & the Weald 2010 - Present
3) Kate Osamor - Edmonton 2015 - Present
4) Chuka Umunna - Streatham 2010 - 2019
5) Fiona Onasanya - Peterborough 2017-2018
6) Bim Afolami - Hitchin and Harpenden 2017 - Present
7) Kemi Badenoch - Saffron Walden 2017 - Present
8. Taiwo Owatemi - Coventry North West - 2019 - Present
9) Florence Eshalomi - Vauxhall - 2019 - Present

Past & Current Mayors/Speakers of Nigeria Origin
10) Cllr. Janet Adegoke - Mayor of Hammersmith 1986-1987
11) Cllr. Erelu Lola Ayorinde - Wandsworth 1999/2000 & 2004/2005
12) Cllr. Afolasade Bright - Speaker Hackney Borough 2006-2007
13) Cllr. Rotimi Adebari - Mayor of Portaoise Town Council - 2007
14) Cllr. Emmanuel Obasohan - Barking & Dagenham - 2008-2009
15) Cllr. Anna Mbachu - Mayor of Waltham Forest 2009-2010
16) Cllr. Tayo Situ - Mayor of Southwark 2010-2011
17) Cllr. Susan Fajana-Thomas - Speaker of Hackney 2011-2012
18) Cllr. Kate Anolue - Mayor of Enfield 2012-2013
19) Cllr. Michael Adeyeye - Mayor of Brent 2012-2013
20) Cllr. Irene Faseyi - MAyor of Cheshire East 2013-2014
21) Cllr. Adedamola Aminu - Mayor of Lambeth 2014-2015
22) Cllr. Mercy Umeh - Mayor of Hammersmith & Fulham 2014-2017
23) Cllr. Obajimi Adefiranye - Chair of Council, Lewisham 2010-Date
24) Cllr. Donatus Anyawu - Mayor of Lambeth 2015-2016
25) Cllr. Sade Etti - Speaker of Hackney 2015-2016
26) Cllr. Pat Ekechi - Mayor of Enfield 2015-2016
27) Cllr. Olugbenga Babatola - Mayor of Greenwich 2016-2017
28) Cllr. Tunde Ojetola - Mayor of Thurrock 2017-2018
29) Cllr. Yemi Osho - Mayor of Waltham Forest 2017-2018
30) Cllr. Soraya Adejare - Speaker of Hackney 2017-2018
31) Hon. Abdulrahman Ayorinde - London Borough of Wandsworth
32) Cllr. Ernest Nnaama Ezeajughi - Brent Borough 2019 - Present

Anything from LegendRogue is a borderline fake and carries ulterior motive. This is complete balderdash.

Yoruba have been the reason for all the wrong things in Nigeria. The latest was election of the dumbass dingbat from Katsina State as the president of the Nigeria. The current president of Nigeria is a product of corruption via nepotistic endeavors of yesteryears.

Bigot, let me oblige you a bit.

SARAIBI OGEDENGBE AGBOGUBORO:

The Generalissimo of the Ekiti Parapo army during the sixteen years Yoruba Kiriji war. He was arrested by the British resident officer at Ilesa, Captain Bower after his confrontation with the latter

Is the above the same OGEDENGBE the famous wrestler discovered during the Yoruba Kiriji wrestling contest? Yoruba peeps have loudmouth. So he was even arrested by a British when we were told nobody could even see him during the wrestling contest.

ALAAFIN ADEYEMI:

Resisted the Bombardment of Oyo by the British on the 12th of November 1895. Mediators in the conflict were - Father Verm Orelle, Rev S.G Pinnock, Rev Samuel Johnson etc

What the hell do you mean by resisted the bombardment of Oyo the British? Alaafin resisted with which weapon? I guess Alaafin equally bombarded Lagos which was the mainstay of British government. This is one of the problems I have with the loudmouths who think they have monopoly on recorded events.

bjdon:
I am not Igbo, I am an Edo man, but I really don't understand all this talk about Biafra not being viable becasue it does not have access to the sea. Austria , Czech Republic, Slovakia, Swizterland are landlocked are they not viable countries? Biafra will simply import via the SS based on a simple trade treaty will cover that.

Bro not too many folks who claim Niger Delta are intelligent. Just take a look at so-called Niger Delta as compared to Lagos or Abuja. Sometimes I think Lagos and Abuja actually belong to the idiotic Niger Delta. I have nothing against those fight for actualization of Biafra however I fight for Republic of Igbo land.

Salewa97:
The Chief Executive Officer of Hotels.ng, Mark Essien has barred his mind on the agitation for Biafran nation. Citing that Biafra will be a landlocked country if eventually becomes a nation.

This is coming on the heels of agitations by different group in South-east Nigeria. Groups like; IPOB, MASSOB, BIM, etc, has been calling for a separation from Nigeria. A movement which will birth the new nation called Biafra. However, Essien pointed out that if Biafran nation if granted freedom, will be landlocked with no access to sea or oil. The Akwa Ibom born entrepreneur in a social media post further added that region like South-South will unlikely join Biafra as a nation.

He said:
“Those calling for Biafra don’t understand that it will be a landlocked country without access to the sea (or oil). It is highly unlikely that any of the other tribes will join in. All the major markets will collapse without trade from the rest of Nigeria. No resources, no trade. “If you’re secretly hoping Nigeria splits, dead that dream. Because the south would split into two. And then South-West will split into two again, then South-South-East will split into 4 pieces. Those tiny nations will be unstable, poor, and ruled by warlords. It’s better as it is. “And those hoping for Biafra as a single, unified South-East and South-South together: that will never happen. It will be the worst of all guerrilla wars. The creeks can hide an insurgent army that can never be flushed out, and they will attack over and over again. “The Ijaws, Efik/Ibibio, Deltans will never agree to be part of Biafra, and should it happen by force, then it will be seen as an occupation and will be resisted. Considering that access to water and oil lies in the minority areas, it will be hard to occupy those areas for long.

Source: https://abacityblog.com/biafra-will-be-a-landlocked-country-without-access-to-sea-or-oil-mark-essien/

Only idiotic fool will harp on silly landlock as yardstick for nation creation. One wonders if Somalia does not have miles of coastal terrain. I simply want Republic of Igbo land and rest will be history. Those shouting Niger Delta might have the chance to feel it as most of these idiots are expendable. These jackasses keep reminding me of Bakassi.

sirjamesjnr:
. History is good student. South south were not treated fairly at all by then Eastern region. I am from a family which have a long history with then Eastern government. No amount of denying can extort past memories.

You seem to be neither history nor good student. The so-called half of south-south are not part of eastern region. The only position Igbo person held supreme in eastern region was premiership. The secretary to government was a minority, leader of house of chiefs was a minority and ministerial appointments were equally dominated by the minorities.

sirjamesjnr:
. Please don't say this again. The minorities in the old Eastern region suffered in your hand. Everything was in Enugu. The south south was left with nothing, no development. Record are there.

The only region which minorities were subjected to hardship due to tribal differences was original western region of Nigeria which led to the creation of Midwestern region. The minorities, people of Midwestern region, saw hell in hands of Yoruba and Awolowo. They were even forced to make Yoruba their first language. If the eastern region saw half the discrimination the western region meted to minorities, the eastern region would have been divided. The taste of the pudding is in the eating. The minorities could not bear it in western region and forced the creation of their region. By the way, how about your Yoruba auntie?

wizzakosh:
I am a bonafide Yoruba man, every yorubas are Freeborn.

Lol, calling me abobaku has no effect on me, cos it is a title that none of my family generation never interested in.


Lol, I know the OSU pain you. Ok if you will reather dance with OSU, I dare you to show that you to be proud to be called OSU that you really are outside.

You are just for sacrifice to a worthless useless motionless gods.


OSU .

Shut your putrid mouth. I have informed in previous post that you sound very ignorant. In fact, intellectually you are a midget. Only dumbass fool can navigate to a forum and call a person OSU. I lived in Yoruba land and I can tell jackasses when they open their mouths. If your damn family is not abobaku, what makes you feel that someone else is OSU? Does your idiotic stream of thought always instigate you to believe everybody is OSU?

ooduapathfinder:
Esteemed Leaders,
It is with a high degree of responsibility that the Yoruba Referendum Committee writes this Open Letter to your esteemed selves, as part of our intervention on issues begging for answers within the Yoruba Nation today.

(1) While we do not and indeed cannot feign ignorance of the storm currently buffeting the political and organizational initiative both of you have co-founded and are leading ( the Yoruba World Congress), we have no doubt at all in your ability, capability and wisdom to ride the waves and tame the currents well enough to facilitate resumption of navigation towards the desired destination. Our confidence in both of you is rooted in the solid reputation you have built in your separate but related contributions to the defense of the Yoruba Nation and her quest for Self- determination. While we earnestly await the resolution of the political and organizational glitches which we trust your selfless disposition and sacrificial commitment will bring to fruition very soon, we wish to request again your attention to the historic opportunity which Providence presents before our nation to fulfill her destiny - the Yoruba Referendum Project - the attainment of which in your lifetimes will be a befitting crown to all your efforts.
(2) Sirs, we are re-inviting your attention to this Referendum Project because both of you are not only directly engaged in the Yoruba Referendum Committee, you have also provided quality leadership towards its gestation and birth in terms of intellectual perspectives and practical methodologies. We, therefore feel duty bound to humbly but strongly call on you now to renew your commitment to that Idea, that Agenda which, to all intents and purposes, appears to be the WAY, the peaceful WAY to achieve Yoruba Autonomy within a Nigeria reconfigured as a Multi-National Federal State.
(3) The Yoruba Referendum Committee is aware that individuals play their parts in history, but they do not, as individuals, determine the circumstances under which such history is made; otherwise, it will be taken as an article of faith that such individuals create moments of reckoning for their People when it is the other way round. In other words, individuals respond to the circumstances they find themselves, for the good or ill of their societies. Our history bears witness. Limiting ourselves to the immediate past of the anti-military struggles, the failure to achieve Yoruba Autonomy at the end of military rule in 1998/1999, despite holding the Nigerian Post-Colonial State by the jugular, created a vacuum in Yoruba National leadership, consequently leading to a state of anomie in Yorubaland.
(4) The Nigerian Problematic, that manifests in various forms, as military rule; Water Resources Bill; RUGA; banditry or terrorism; Unitarization; all within the context of unsuitable, bigoted economic and social philosophies of colonial exploitation, resulting in vicious cycle of continuous human and material underdevelopment of the Peoples of Nigeria. Attempts at legitimizing this contraption through arbitrary and whimsical serial tinkering with the so called Grundnorm, the latest of which is the ill-fated move by the Central Legislature to review the 1999 Constitution, have all ended up to further atomize the Nigerian Problematic rather than confront and re-configure it in a holistic and fundamental manner.
(5) The Yoruba Responses to all of these can be broadly categorized as follows: one, the uncritical adoption of the report of the 2014 Jonathan Conference and its emphasis on “state police”, “state constitutions” ; two, the clamor of Nigerian National Referendum on a new Constitution for Nigeria; three, the varied efforts by several groups, demanding Self-Determination or Independence through protests and demonstrations; four, the utilization of existing governing state administrations for purposes of development; five, the quest for a Yoruba President of the Nigerian Post-Colonial State. These reactions have resulted into a well-documented damage to the existential paradigms of various Nationalities in Nigeria by the Post-Colonial State, which, by definition and operation is a NEGATION OF THE NATIONALITIES.
(6) It is within the context of Nigerian Problematic and its attendant negative consequences that the Yoruba Referendum Committee is calling for a Yoruba Referendum, to situate all of the various responses by the Yoruba Nation under one methodology of resolution, pursuant to which Article 10 of the Bill for a Referendum provides “Constitutional Council of Western/Oduduwa Region shall be vested with powers to present and represent the views of Western/Oduduwa Region and negotiate on behalf of the Western/Oduduwa Region with all the agencies of the Nigerian Government and non-Governmental organizations involved in the process.”
(7) The Referendum together with its outcome not only represents the expression of the aspirations and expectations of our people, it also provides the JUSTIFICATION and LEGITIMACY of our quest for AUTONOMY. Beyond all this, the Referendum as well as its positive outcome provides our people the platform for relations (negotiations and consultations) with other Peoples and Nations within and outside the Nigerian Post -Colonial State.
( Scotland, Catalonia and Quebec, went through similar experiences, where, despite the differences in leadership and varieties of strategies, from electoral pursuits by their Nationalist Parties to non-governmental organizations clamoring for Autonomy and Self-Determination, all anchored on establishing not only the will of their Peoples but also the Legitimacy of their demands; the contrasts and contradictions eventually brought under the aegis of their Referendums, leading to their different stages of Sovereignty being enjoyed today, and these, despite fierce resistance by their Central Governments, who, each in its own way, tried all in its power to scuttle the movement for Sovereignty.
(9) Their Referendums provided the pathway towards the resolution of not only their internal contradictions but also the alternative State Structure for an Autonomous Quebec; transition from devolved power in Scotland to a settled Scottish Regional Autonomy, and this, still pursuing Scottish Independence, while Catalonia was also able to restore its Regional Autonomy with further prospects for Independence.
(10) The Yoruba Referendum Committee is therefore calling on you ,our respected leaders to, as a matter of urgency to throw your significant weight behind the entire process beginning with this Committee’s efforts to convene a Yoruba Consultative Assembly as the popular democratic institutional launch pad and build-up preparatory to the presentation of formal request(s) to the Houses of Assembly of Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo and Ekiti States to pass the Bill for a Referendum into Law. It goes without saying that this process will provide a sound basis and back -up for the demand for Referendum by the Okun in Kogi State to determine their relationship with their Yoruba kith and kin.
(11) This Referendum pathway will reset the resolution of any issue in Yorubaland within the political, social, cultural and economic paradigms of the Yoruba Nation by reducing its subordination to the imperatives of the Nigerian Post-Colonial State; itself requiring the redefinition and reconstitution as "A Federal Nigeria, through a valid Federal Constitution, to be known as The Union of Nigerian Constituent Nationalities, with a Federal Presidential Council, whose members will be selected or elected from each of the Nationalities as Federating Units and from whom a Head of State will be selected or elected as the primus-inter-pares with an agreed term”.
Thank you, Sirs.
The Yoruba Referendum Committee

Ordinary mere election into executive style of presidency cannot be mastered by silly Nigerians. Yet you seemed at home to impose a convoluted section 9 to 11 in the above crap on Nigerians. Nigeria must disintegrate for the good of the people. My only concern is bloodshed. I wish it could be done with people shooting at each other.

myobjective:
Say that to those without an iota of idea about Nigeria history.

The Igbos dominated the minorities that owns 70% of the land and resources of the region. Reasons why most properties in PH at the time were own by the Igbos.

What built Igweocha did not come from Igweocha. Where did you get the silly 70% land and resources. Port Harcourt (Igweocha) came to limelight due to coal exportation. What did minorities produce to swell the pocket of eastern region? I guess smoked fish.

myobjective:
Sincerely speaking, the first time I went to PH for my NYSC, I really taught the Igweres were indistinguishable from other Igbos.

As a Yoruba all I can see are Igbos. They speak Igbo language, bears Igbos name and eat and socialized like Igbos. Bu after sometime I begins to see the enimity between the core Igbos and the Igweres.

I think most of these enimity stems from the discrimination the Igwere people face in the hand of the Igbos during the time of the old eastern region. Also, the tendency 0f the Igbos to always beat their chest and called their host name when they are given a small opportunity.

There absolute no discrimination in the defunct eastern region of Nigeria. The minorities almost led the government of the defunct eastern region.

wizzakosh:
I know the truth pain your OSU caste flat head. But who cares. You can go and face trailer to crush you into pieces cos of yorubas. Evil soul.

It takes on OSU to recognize another. By the way, I had rather dance with OSU than live with Abobaku. You are a dumbass worthless Abobaku of Ile Ife.

wizzakosh:
[s][/s] Outright junks from a lowlife worthless soul.

You Igbos are not cunning when you evil race was holding Nigeria then, shouting you are born to rule. That made your cunning tribe to end regional system of government and changed it to central because it was favouring you idiots.

What made your worthless Azikiwe went against secesion clause if not your cunning way of life.

Now that your evil plans on other came back to hunt you idiots down, you are shouting yorubas.

Very wicked race.

You sound very ignorant.