₦airaland Forum

It will never work,

I have been thinking of how the youth of this country can put in our own work into the efforts of the current govt? We need to help. We cannot sit on our asses and expect china to build our economy for us. How about something like a scheme of National Independent development. Where young people come out on weekends to contribute to infrastructural development? In anyway that we can. We can set up clean up groups, in each states at least on Saturdays? Or anything come up with Ideas.

We are just sitting and wailing. Do we go ahead? Who is on board? Just 1 rep per state to see what they can do in their states.

Joe4lv:
(National Grazing Reserve Commission (NGRC) will be the new Gestapo....Hitler's police. So people will have a right to take my house and land "if they consider the place good for grazing? God punish all Yorubas, Igbos, minorities of the middle belt and Niger Delta who do not do all they can against this Grazing Laws. If Igbos and Yorubas and the rest of us do not unite against this law, we deserve to be slaughtered. How can a bill that will hand a NGRC commission a right to take any land anywhere for cow get to second reading? Are we crazy? Where on this earth do cows have such rights?)

THE CRAZY GRAZING BILL - MICHAEL DEDON
The proposed Grazing Bill for Fulani herdsmen is an invitation to anarchy in an already volatile country like Nigeria. The Bill is already before the National Assembly and has successfully scaled through second reading in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. All that is left in the legislative process to make it a law is a 3rd reading, that is, a clause by clause debate and then assent by the President. The proposed piece of legislation is full of unconstitutionalities, ethnic discriminations, fundamental human rights violations, religious tenets violations, conspicuous criminal omissions and unforgiveable legislative indiscretions.
The full title of the Bill is, AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NATIONAL GRAZING RESERVE (ESTABLISHMENT AND DEVELOPMENT) COMMISSION FOR THE PRESERVATION AND CONTROL OF NATIONAL GRAZING RESERVES AND STOCK ROUTES AND OTHER MATTERS CONNECTED THEREWITH.
The Bill’s concluding explanatory memorandum says that the Bill seeks to provide for, among other things, the establishment of the National Grazing Reserve Commission of Nigeria, for the preservation and control of national grazing reserves and stock routes in the country. Its key provisions and high points include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. To establish a National Grazing Reserve Commission (NGRC), a body corporate.
2. The NGRC may acquire, hold, lease or dispose of any property, moveable or immoveable for the purpose of carrying out its function.
3. The NGRC shall have a governing Council headed by a Chairman appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate with members representing the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Water Resources, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Environment,Housing and Urban Development, the National Commission for Nomadic Education and shall also have a Director General.
4. To raise monies by way of grants, loans, borrowing, subsidies and donations.
5. The following lands may be subject to the provisions of the Act to be constituted as National Grazing Reserves and Stock Routes:
(a) Lands at the disposal of the Federal Government of Nigeria.
(b) Any lands in respect of which it appears to the Commission that grazing in such land should be practiced.
(c) Any land acquired by the Commission through purchase, assignment, gift or otherwise howsoever.
6. State Governments shall be given notice first before land acquisition and gazetting.
7. The Commission shall pay compensation to persons affected by any land acquisition.
8. There shall be no improvements, encroachment, bush burning, hunting, use of chemicals and felling of trees by anyone inside lands acquired and demarcated as National Grazing Reserves or Stock Routes.
9.Contravention of any of the provisions in ( above shall be punishable by a fine of N50,000 or 5 years imprisonment or both.
10. No Court of law shall carry out execution of its judgment or attachment of court process issued against the Commission in any action or suit without obtaining the prior consent of the Attorney General of the Federation.
11. For the time being, the Commission shall report to the Honorable Minster for Agriculture and Water Resources.
12. Native communities referred to in the Bill shall be any group of persons occupying any lands in accordance with, and subject to native law and custom.
....the list then goes on. Please,call all your senators and house of reps members and ask them as a matter of urgency to reject the enactment of this evil bill.

You can get their phone through sahara reporters website.

we cant do anything on naira land. go to sahara noww and mobilise ur guys to say no so evryone knows u pple do not want it. cuz now nobody knows

why r they passing bills without u pple's concert? tell ur governor u do not want it.... send sahara reporters an email now n dey will put it up

Deen77:
Only d Senate, to cut costs oil boom is over. Rep can handle Senate job. Democracy is too expensive to run.

But how do we demand this? I think we need to form a youth group and work with sahara reporters for media? What do u think?

NASS NASS, I have said this so many times. Scrap NASS. We must get a vioce in this community. They cannot keep oppressing us like this. They are useless. Scrap NASS

Pavarottii:
So what is ur point here talking about the situation of Nigeria? With OBJ rule of 8years, Yaradua rule of 3years, GEJ rule of 5years and Buhari rule of 11months. Give us ur scorecard and d way forward. Profer solutions with the situation on ground not all these ur grammar.

Waiting 4 ur response.

My point is it is not about OBJ, YARADUA, GEJ OR BUHARI, APC OR PDP. They are the smae thing. No difference. Corrupt filth selling our birthrights for their pockets.

plaetton:
I only humbly ask that you be kind enough to POINT OUT any era in Nigeria's checkered history that was comparably better ( by all standard indices) than the last 16 yrs of PDP rule.
That is the only legitimate and sensible way to show that the last 16 yrs was the worst in Nigerian history.

Very simple.

Kindly oblige us.

We eagerly await.

Abacha's Regime, Infact PDP proved to Nigerians that Military dictatorship might have been better. At least there was discipline. We were governed by educated people with brains. Not these pack of pot bellied old fools calling themselves PDP. APC is just giving me small hope because they seem to be employing educated people. PDP?

READ
https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/11/1159718_re-analysis-for-comment-nigeria-an-upcoming-presidential.html

It is so dangerous for all Nigerians that there are people in this country who cannot be logical and put aside their hatred, paid political affiliations or religious divides and have a logical sensible discussion about a political failure of our govt. I would have supported you if you said all politicians are useless but the fact that you sit there and try to defend PDP, when there is damming evidence that PDP destroyed this country by allowing us to be exploited and saying there was no problem if the poor got poorer provided they got richer. They even said they won't allow any other political party take power because they need to keep looting.

READ
https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/11/1159718_re-analysis-for-comment-nigeria-an-upcoming-presidential.html

From Obasanjo down to LGA chairmen, they are corrupt. Now we are here defending silly politicains and creating political divides like senseless people.
Who ruled the PDP? OBJ Who rules the APC? OBJ +TINUBU

so spear me this blur of party divide. It is only a matter of what party hides the corruption the best. The game is the same, the players are same, the stakes are the same the Umbrella has simply changed.

Nigeria will begin to improve when our youths begin to have sense.

How many of you screaming PDP and APC here even know what a fiscal policy is?

How many of you know the effects and dynamics of Long-term and Short-term economic and social changes on economic demand and supply?

How many of you youths know the meaning of "Capital" and how it is formed?

Did you people know that 90% of the entire world's wealth belongs to only 1% of the entire world population?

If bill gates decides to stop working and do nothing and spend $1billion a year, it would take him 3 centuries (300 years) to run out of money.

Our politicians are said to be what keeps the American and Switz banks running. They take our money there hide it and come here and tell us they are fighting opposition bullshit.

If you do not know these things please do not feel you are competent enough to have a political or an economic perspective. Look at this OP defending importation. Obviously you do not know how to define "Economic Wealth" because if u did, you will never post what u just posted.

NIGERIANS PLEASE DO THE WORLD A FAVOUR AND EDUCATE URSELFS. STOP COMING HERE AND EMBARASSING THE COUNTRY. PEOPLE READ THIS FORUMS. THE ONLY REASON WHY THEY CAN EXPLOIT US IS BECAUSE WE DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT THEY DOING WRONG. AND THEY ARE DOING IT SO OPENLY.

Sibrah:
Stop lying bros . . .
We still import rice.
Also all what u listed even if they actually done wouldn't account for half the debt inherited from 16 yrs of misrule.

We still Import yes, but the idea is to get it down to 0. And It is so dangerous for all Nigerians that there are people in this country who cannot be logical and put aside their hatred, paid political affiliations or religious divides and have a logical sensible discussion about a political failure of our govt. I would have supported you if you said all politicians are useless but the fact that you sit there and try to defend PDP, when there is damming evidence that PDP destroyed this country by allowing us to be exploited and saying there was no problem if the poor got poorer provided they got richer. They even said they won't allow any other political party take power because they need to keep looting.

READ
https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/11/1159718_re-analysis-for-comment-nigeria-an-upcoming-presidential.html

From Obasanjo down to LGA chairmen, they are corrupt. Now we are here defending stupid politicains and creating political divides like senseless people.
Who ruled the PDP? OBJ Who rules the APC? OBJ +TINUBU

so spear me this blur of party divide. It is only a matter of what party hides the corruption the best. The game is the same, the players are same, the stakes are the same the Umbrella has simply changed.

Nigeria will begin to improve when our youths begin to have sense.

How many of you screaming PDP and APC here even know what a fiscal policy is?

How many of you know the effects and dynamics of Long-term and Short-term economic and social changes on economic demand and supply?

How many of you youths know the meaning of "Capital" and how it is formed?

Did you people know that 90% of the entire world's wealth belongs to only 1% of the entire world population?

If bill gates decides to stop working and do nothing and spend $1billion a year, it would take him 3 centuries (300 years) to run out of money.

Our politicians are said to be what keeps the American and Switz banks running. They take our money there hide it and come here and tell us they are fighting opposition bullshit.

If you do not know these things please do not feel you are competent enough to have a political or an economic perspective. Look at this OP defending importation. Obviously you do not know how to define "Economic Wealth" because if u did, you will never post what u just posted.

NIGERIANS PLEASE DO THE WORLD A FAVOUR AND EDUCATE URSELFS. STOP COMING HERE AND EMBARASSING THE COUNTRY. PEOPLE READ THIS FORUMS. THE ONLY REASON WHY THEY CAN EXPLOIT US IS BECAUSE WE DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT THEY DOING WRONG. AND THEY ARE DOING IT SO OPENLY.

PDP was the worst thing that happened to this country. For those of you who did not read my post, I found evidence of how PDP knowingly allowed this economy to be drained at our expense for 16 years.

https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/11/1159718_re-analysis-for-comment-nigeria-an-upcoming-presidential.html

Read this and tell me why i should vote PDP in my life again?

Hmm. And there is also the New dirty war on Africa's Mining rights

B. ABUJA 1736
C. ABUJA 962

Classified By: Ambassador Robin R. Sanders Reasons 1.4. (b & d).

1. (C/NF) Summary: Below is Post's interim analysis on the
current atmospherics and state of play in Nigeria as a result
of concerns about President Yar'Adua's health and the degree
to which his continued decline could lead to either sudden
death or possible incapacitation. This, coupled with a
larger-than-earlier stated cabinet reshuffle has Nigerians on
edge, as everyone is waiting for the other shoe to drop on
both the cabinet issues and Yar'Adua's future. End Summary.

Introduction: Sudden Death or Incapacitation

2. (S) On the sudden death scenario, Post's interim analysis
is that the sudden death of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua
would put Nigeria in short-term political, if not economic
and social, turmoil. Nigeria's political stability depends
more on a carefully balanced ethno-religious, regional
understanding which is partly reflected in the three tiers of
government carefully outlined in the Nigerian Constitution.
The informal arrangement of rotating the Presidency between
the North and the South also has contributed to, at least,
managing regional tensions. Over the past 6 months our
reporting (ref C) has highlighted that the traditional
Northern elite and past power brokers (such as former
President Babangida, retired General Abubakar, National
Security Advisor Mukhtar, and Presidential aspirants Buhari
and Atiku) have had difficulty coalescing around one central
figure as a leader for Northern issues. In addition, their
efforts to counter the current trends in the ruling Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) or Yar'Adua government (ref C) have
also not been successful. This includes seemingly at present
no ability to identify any strong Northern candidate who
would be a unifying personality for Northerners or an obvious
successor to Yar'Adua in case of his sudden death. Yar'Adua's
close allies to date are persons who are referred to by many
as being his "Katsina Mafia," meaning those either who
served, worked or went to school with him at various stages
of his formation or years of service in Katsina State (e.g.
current Secretary of Government Yayale Ahmed, Minister of
Agriculture Ruma, Special Economic Advisor Yakubu, current
Katsina Governor Shema, and of course his wife Turai
Yar'Adua). In addition, Kwara State Governor Saraki, who is
also head of the Governor's Forum, has become a close ally of
the President.

3. (S) It does seem that Yar'Adua's steady and visible health
decline is pushing a variety of activities, including a
larger looming cabinet reshuffle than was first considered by
Yar'Adua, in what appears to be preparations for more periods
of time when the President possibly cannot function or has to
travel out of Nigeria for medical reasons. As an aside, the
Ambassador was told September 15, by Presidential Special
Advisor Economic Affairs Tanimu Yakubu, that he is working,
as directed by the President, on the major changes in
ministerial portfolios and expects the new ministerial
line-up to be announced after the September 24 Federal
Executive Council, hinting that the Commerce and Finance
Ministers may be on the chopping block. Meanwhile the new
Secretary to the Government of the Federation Ahmed told
Ambassador on same day that Yar'Adua had asked him to handle
most of the day-to-day executive activities in order for the
latter to better manage his energy level. Ahmed also admitted
the seriousness of the President's health (which in the past
would not have been done), adding that the Presidency needed
to improve its openness about the President's health issues.

4. (C) Taking all this into account, it is possible that the
obvious decline in Yar'Adua's health might just be the spark
that energizes, forces, and pushes Northerners to take better
stock of who could take Yar'Adua's place and represent the
North. Post strongly believes that it is highly unlikely that
the North would permit the permanent succession of Goodluck

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Jonathan to the Villa. Doing so would allow the South to
have back-to-back Presidencies )- upsetting the delicate
ethno-religious regional equilibrium that keeps the myriad of
political forces in Nigeria ) on balance ) coexisting as
opposed to fully imploding. Jonathan (who may want the
Presidency) has done a few things over the last month that
have irked the President, such as trying to court Northern
elites in Kaduna, as well as his mismanagement of the Niger
Delta issue. Jonathan appears to realize that any respect
for Constitutional succession would be very short-lived and
viewed by most as transitional to provide space for
Northerners to identify their candidate. However, we cannot
discount the possibility that some in Jonathan's inner circle
might urge him to stay on. That being said, we doubt that the
North would allow things to get that far and we may be
hearing more rumblings in the near term of possible Northern
consensus on potential succession figures as worries and
concerns over Yar'Adua's declining health persists. Possible
figures include candidates that may not have had a national
political stage in the past, similar to Yar'Adua. In
addition, Southerners are cognizant that any insistence on
their part for a full term Jonathan Presidency could plunge
the country into severe ethnic and regional tensions.
Furthermore, Post is unaware of any effort by the South to
compete with the North on any permanent basis against its
time to hold the Presidency by putting forth any Southern
candidate, including Jonathan (who really only garners
Southern support from select communities in Bayelsa State,
where he served as governor). Although we suspect that the
Constitutional succession would be on a transitional, and not
permanent basis, Poloffs heard from Senator Umaru Dahiru
(People's Democratic Party, Sokoto State) on September 15
that he believed that if Yar'Adua died, the rule of law would
prevail with Jonathan taking the helm. Dahiru added that the
rule of law is "paramount" for the North. ANPP presidential
aspirant General Buhari also told Poloffs recently that if
Yar'Adua becomes incapacitated or dies, that the safest thing
would be for the country to follow the Constitution and
permit Jonathan to assume the Presidency. We note, however,
that there was no indication that they meant or mean on a
permanent basis or transitionally. With this backdrop, below
follow Post comments keyed to the additional points raised in
ref A.

A. (C) Stability: Those with power want to see Nigeria deal
with any eventuality in a relatively peaceful manner; many
elites gain too much from the status quo and have too much to
lose. As for those in the South, the older generations
remember well the devastation of the Biafran Civil War of the
1970s, and want to ensure that this type of devastation in
the South does not take place again. It is also important to
note that over the last 8-9 years, there has been a growth in
numbers (although not huge) of Nigeria's middle class,
technocrats, and returning highly educated nationals (many
from the United States) who have and are looking to
continually invest in the Nigerian private sector, starting
nascent businesses, holding senior State- and Federal-level
positions, serving in National and State Assemblies, and
leading non-government organizations. This group is not only
well-educated, but sophisticated and not interested in having
Nigeria fall into further disrepair.

B. (C) Military: Over the last 8-9 years, the concept of
civilian leadership has taken hold for the most part, and the
military appears from all indications not only to be talking
the talk on this issue, but walking the walk. There is also a
younger generation of military leaders which has been further
bolstered by Yar'Adua's recent sweep of the past service
chiefs. The recent new appointments of the current Chiefs of
Defense, Army, Navy, and Air Force seem to share the
reputation of being highly professional officers who, at the
moment, appear not only to be free from allegations of
corruption and political activity, but to date, are not yet
implicated in any Niger Delta related shenanigans or
complicity. We believe at this time that this is especially
true of Chief of Defense Staff Air Marshal Paul Dike. We
note, however, that the changes in the senior military

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leadership have not settled in and we will need to wait to
see whether they are proactive on issues important to the
USG.

In addition, many key positions within the respective
services remain vacant. Therefore, Post assesses that in the
event of President Yar'Adua's death or incapacitation, the
military would not likely be desirous of mounting a coup
d'etat or similar destabilizing action of which the country's
history is fraught. There are some questions about their
capability to do so, but we could see them step in as noted
in ref C, along with the police, to maintain law and order if
necessary -- similar to what happened in Lagos earlier this
year at the height of the city's crime wave. We also believe
that former military
officers, including former heads of state, would mostly
likely not only join but be asked into deliberations on any
political crises (largely behind the scenes, at least
initially) rather than attempting to promote or provoke coup
d'etat action by the military as in the past. That said, we
are carefully monitoring the military at all levels,
including the rank and file.

C. (S) Yar'Adua and the Supreme Court: Should the President
become incapacitated or die prior to the expected October
2008 Supreme Court decision on the 2007 election outcome, we
believe that this would provide the Supreme Court with the
cover it would need to overturn the 2007 election and call
for a rerun. This would also allow the North the opportunity
to choose another President, avoiding an awkward and uneasy
temporary transition to Jonathan. However, if Yar'Adua
weathers the storm with his health and remains even
marginally on the job, then it is likely (see our earlier
analysis, ref C) that the Supreme Court would uphold his
election. We will need to see how the dividing up of his
executive duties are handled between SGF Ahmed, Economic
Advisor Yakubu, the new Principal and Permanent Secretaries
of the Villa David Edevbie and Baba Kaigama respectively, as
well as National Security Advisor Mukhtar who (according to
press reports) has been given an additional department -- the
Presidential Air Fleet -- which was moved from civilian
control on or about September 15 to military control, with a
commanding officer reporting to Mukhtar. We note, however,
that Mukhtar too seems to be having health issues, but he
does have strong political aspirations and in any political
vacuum could seek to strategically position himself.

D. (SBU) What Next: Post will continue to seek additional
information on the relative likelihood of the abovementioned
scenarios and has identified 14 Northerners who may be able
to provide additional insight as things progress including:
Former Sultan of Sokoto Dasuki, former Minister of Defense
T.Y. Danjuma, businessman Aliko Dangote, businessman Amino
Dantata, Emir of Kano Ado Bayero, Northern elder Maitama
Sule, retired General Jeremiah Useni, former Finance Minister
Adamu Ciroma, IB Haruna (Arewa Consultative Forum Chairman),
Northern Union leader Olu Saraki, former National Security
Advisor Aliyu Mohammed, Kano State Governor Ibrahim Shekerau,
Borno State Governor Ali Modu Shariff, and close confidant of
Yar'Adua and head of the Governor's Forum and Kwara State
Governor Saraki (who meets regularly with the Ambassador and
who has invited her to Kwara State early next week). ConGen
Lagos will also reach out quietly to key Southerners on the
above issues and Ambassador will be meeting with several
southern Governors and traditional leaders during her
upcoming September 16-18 trip to the region. Over the
foreseeable next couple of weeks, until the cabinet reshuffle
is complete and announced, there will be a fair amount of
disquiet on the Nigerian political scene, on top of the
unease over Yar'Adua's health. The Nigerians also do not
have a good handle on the "what next" scenario, but we
suspect that the line-up of the new cabinet will give us more
of an ability to determine whether the Northerners are
getting better organized in order to be responsive on the
possible Yar'Adua succession issue, and also as to where the
true power might lie as Yar,Adua declines.


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5. (U) This message has been coordinated between Abuja and
Lagos.
SANDERS

https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/08ABUJA1868_a.html

Kingspin:
From where do you got the wealth, lazy country.

I know we are lazy but the wealth is beneath the soil of Nigeria. We need to get off our asses and start doing something

ItzTun3chi:
who made the *united states* lord over the world i just wish north korea and russia launch nuclear bombs there

Just take time to read my articles i posted on this issue.

Koleman:
nobody can.

Zimbabwe did, Tanzania did, Ghana did, Mozambique did. The secret is they can only get to you if you have corrupt politicians who let them do it. No one is saying they cannot drill ther, but Nigeria must benefit and they must stop killing our children and men and raping our ladies.

I do this because i want everyone to know why we face what we face in our great country. I recently found out that the USA has a long term Agenda to "eliminate" Nigeria as a threat to their global system of exploitation and oppression. Unfortunately, Nigeria is "Blessed" or "Cursed" with so much oil. And this is a trend in the world today. Where there is oil, there is war!!! Until nations can come together and fight off this oppression, we will never be free from the clutches of these beasts.

I know some of us are very unsatisfied with the way Nigeria is being ran and some states are truly marginalized. However, if we are to be free and have a system of our own, we must now begin to fight off these people. Else they will exploit us until all our children are dead and all our land is ruined. And no one is exempted.

We all know that the so called Boko Haram and IPOB is simply a distraction tactic coined by the CIA (US), MI6(BRITAIN) and MOSSAD (ISREAL) to drill oil and uranium at lake chad basin. So while our people are starving and being rendered homeless, France is busy drilling and exporting oil and uranium through all its francophone countries that conveniently bordering Nigeria at the States of the "Boko Haram Crisis". This is to chase potential investors away and monopolize the oil business in the North. Shell did this to the Niger Delta, Oppressed and ruined the people of Ogoni, killed Saro Wiwa when he dared complain.

This is more than us Nigerians. This is about the continued exploitation of Africa. Our fore-fathers fought for physical and political freedom. We are in a long term fight with these people. Unfortunately, Nigeria is the only country in Africa where we do not know this. South Africans are fighting day and night for their economic freedom, Mozambique has fought and Conquered. Ghana has fought and conquered. Zimbabwe has kicked them out. Tanzania has kicked them out. Gambia has kicked them out.

The honest truth is really simple. Until we eliminate this oppression we will never develop and grow. Because the system is dependent on the fact that we remain uneducated and unwilling with no sense of Nationhood.

I know Nigerians are happy people. And someday it might be best for every tribe to go their seperate ways. But for now, what we need to do is work towards that break up (if we decide to) by creating economically independent and politically stable states that can exist without manipulation.

We must;

1) Eliminate the corruption and the complaisant government in power. (This is PDP, APC, APGA whatever they all part of this agreed system of political oppression that puts us at the bottom).

2) Implement a system of security for all resources in Nigeria.

3) The Nigerian state must demand a 20% share in all foreign companies in Nigeria and a 40% Share in all Foreign companies in Nigeria utilizing our resources.

4) Implement a system of management, use, wealth creation and allocation of benefits from resources.

5) Create Economically Independent and Politically stable regions (With army secured states) that can exist strong and whole.

a) The Eastern, Northern, Western and Southern Protectorates: Its own resource security and guidance directives.

The Northerners must secure and demand their due benefits from Lake Chad Basin and the oil there.

The Southerns must claim their due stakes in Shell, the states AS SHAREHOLDERS not as charity cases. Else shell leaves.

Westerns must demand a 20% share in all those foreign companies operating in lagos. [Let me define this so we all understand. How to Identify a Foreign business in Africa. It is not who the CEO is, or who appears on TV, go deep down, Who are the stake holders and where does company profits go? Who banks for them?]

Easterners I know you want freedom, and I know most IPOBians are just being brain washed. But what i know is that u pple truly want the good of ur people. But i must tell u truth my dear Nigerians because I love you IPOBians. If Nigeria splits now, The USA and Britain and France will protect the North, South and West [Lake Chad Basin, Niger Delta and Colonial Investments in Lagos] every other place would be left to ruins and faced with wars.


The truth is Biafra has been exploited to serve western global interests. When in true terms the only people who will truly suffer from Biafra are the Igbos themselves. Truly the Igbos are only protected if the SS is involved. If the SS are not, the igbos are not really needed. We must begin to work together as Nigerians to name and shame this and protect our land for the next generation to come. Our Fathers' generation has failed us. They skipped the bit of economic freedom. We must do this.

We have to do nothing to allow this stand. We must form groups within each region specifically dedicated to the protection of terms on the use of resources. We are not saying America and whoever cannot drill, they can. But not by killing our children, murdering our good men and raping little children in CAR. We Africans/Nigerians must benefit. Else it is no use existing.

I now provide you all with evidence of my above claimed.

1) Al Jazeera: The secret of the Seven SIsters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TXG70xAnSU

2) The New dirty war on Africa's Uranium: https://wikileaks.org/car-mining/

3) USA/NSA Blackmailing our politicians to coporate: https://wikileaks.org/nsa-201602/

4) THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT: HOW WE ARE BEING MANEUVERED FOR POLITICAL GAINS PLEASE READ. https://wikileaks.org/gifiles/docs/11/1159718_re-analysis-for-comment-nigeria-an-upcoming-presidential.html

R u ready to do something about this? Enough is enough. Email me

Blackkie:
How?
Any details?

Isolate d problem (corrupt politicians and western exploitation n oppression) and eliminate it.

Kellzcold:
Let's start protest with things that matter. Like lack of jobs for youth, or the fuel scarcity that has forced even unilag to close.
Let the youths not start protest because Apc party chiefs are playing politics on who should be the senate president. How does this benefit any of us.

I don't think protest is getting anywhere. Let us form civil societies across states but united in a common goal. We need to protect our country. The west will never let us have peace coz they want oil. Our politicians continue to be used as pawns and the corruption is supported. We need to form a strong alliance made up different state n regional needs from north to south. It is time.... What do u think?

If nass wants to form 'usefulness' it should start by collecting all funds looted by themselves and reduce their salaries. This country is so silly.

Koleman:
If you are farmiliar with world politics then you will know anything is possible. Its even more messier and dirtier than nigerian politics. The number one rule is "FEAR THE UNITED STATES"

Don't fear them.. Kick them out

orunto27:
You can conclude that this boko haram charade has been about lake chadbasin. Yes. OBJ was right to suggest "Udi formula. GEJ was naive to play good boy politics with France and to underrate the mischief of the North West Politicians. Buhari went for Saudis and Iran. Obama took side with Biafra agitators, saw Buhari a veritable weapon to manage to get into Chad Basin affairs and things become awry till now. It has always been a plot to test Nigeria's resolve. Obama coined CHANGE for APC.

I mean africom has been camped in yobe for over 6 months. Doing what? Drilling oil.

jeffizy:
Your postulation is logical.
However, I don't believe a country outside Africa will create such evil and turmoil just for the almost worthless barrel of crude oil.

R u serious. There r people like dis still in Africa? Who do not know Africa has been d target of systematic exploitation since its independence. And it is not a worthless barrel of oil. It is an oil well. Worth trillions of dollars

madenigga:
LoL... The south is doomed, the yorubas have doomed us all.

Yoruba's have not. They have simply learnt how to be politicians. Its not about south or east its about politics.

We need to start planning asap. Creating civil societies and groups to fight corrupt government within States. States governors. Senators must be forced to engage and work with d youthsd in creating jobs.

Look Nigerian youth we have been sleeping. Look at what Mozambique did that ended corruption, looting of wealth and oppression from imperial power. Nigerian youth. Saraki has woken me up. If we keep sitting no one will help us. These people r stealing n giving off to western countries. They do not car. We must begin to form civil societies all around Nigeria to fight for the people. There is no one to fight for us. Aim is to ensure that every human being born into this country benefits from the wealth equally. This looting is unfair n painful. Because I see sick children dying everyday. See d children in dese areas of conflict, skeletons, no food for 3 days n one senator bought a car for n35 million to add to his other 5 cars. How is DAT fair. We must begin to form societies All African countries r doing did. Ghana has done theirs, Mozambique, SA, is on the way. We cannot be sitting and smiling and saying tomorrow will be better. These people r evil. All of them APC PDP apga whatever. We must fight against them.

I know some people may call me names or psycho. But in truth I only seek to get to the bottom of things. I decided to google Borno+boko haram +us. What came up were various un articles on the "cleaning up of laske chads environment"
O googled lake chad basin and it all became clear. The oil wells dere stretch across borno, Adamawa and yobe. Convenient boko haram terror sites. Nigeria is bordered there by chad, Niger and Cameroon who all happen to still be colonial francophone countries.
France has been drilling there while we were fighting n shipping thousands of barrels daily. So I an not accusing just saying it is weird that the attacks are concentrated in d 3 oil states and those states happen to be bordered by colonies of former imperial powers.
So can I conclude that this boko haram charade has been about lake chadbasin?

http://newsrescue.com/boko-haram-big-oil-chad-connection/

And also China operated a 50 year closed economy. That means they imported nothing. How can this op make arguments to encourage imports? There r tins DAT can be imported n dete r some dat u dont waste money on. We should open our boarders to importation and allow foreign exchange to freely float. In other words turn d country into a purchase market. We have no accumulated wealth all we have is disposable wealth . please u don't even have a case.

Financial enslavement and colonization into d ming dynasty

sLentlover7778:
I need evidence please...

Because I don't know what to believe anymore..

BTW, you should send this thread to EFCC not NL

What is efcc. All of dem r d same. If we sit here n watch these people go onmthey will sell us n Nigeria land to increase deir wealth. Something must be done about them.

Every senator at that meeting must be scrapped. Dino maleye I think it is time for him to go.