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I am a strong and unrepentant believer in a united and indivisible Nigeria. The strength in unity can never be over emphasized. There are many ethnic nationalities seeking the dissolution of Nigeria inwardly and outwardly. I only have pity for them. I pity them because they are misguided, opportunistic and utterly mischievous individuals without a definite roadmap to their quest as well as living in delusion that their imaginary republics will offer anything better than the present Nigeria. I am convinced that the northern political elites have continued to provide the greatest alibi to the mischief makers in guise of ethnic liberators. They have oxygenated cravings of charlatans and allowed the discussion for national unity to relocate to motor parks, mechanic workshops, markets and palm wine joints instead of hallowed intellectual arenas. Why the northern elites? The unity of Nigeria was anchored on political and fiscal federalism. In fact, that was the cardinal demand of Northern Nigeria before agreeing independence. When Ironsi took over government after the failed Nzeogwu coup, he abolished the existing federalism and introduced unitary government. The north revolted and cited domination by Ironsi and his Igbo tribe. The murder of Ironsi by Danjuma and others in Ibadan was politically backed by the north because he abolished federalism in Nigeria. Upon assumption of power, the northern elites reversed themselves and consolidated unitary governance and paid lip service to federalism. From that point, the machination started. They used their military wing to damage the country and created huge, selfish and hypocritical advantage for themselves. Their machination did not directly benefit the average northerner. The major culprits were Gowon, Murtala Mohammed, Babangida and Abacha. Gowon started the dance by creating three states in the north in other to equalize the pre 1966 status of the south. While, the actions of Gowon could be justified by the need to ensure an effective war strategy to divide the front of the rebellious Biafra, Murtala Mohhamed’s state creation set the dangerous precedence that has skewed our federalism and made it useless. He allocated 10 states to the north and 9 to the south. IBB consolidated this injustice by expanding the northern advantage from one state over the south to two states. IBB in fact went further to reconstitute the local government structure into a semi federating unit of the republic and created more councils in the north to enable them receive federal allocations. Prior to the IBB destruction of the fiscal federalism we practiced, the federal government had no business funding local government areas. Abacha completed the damage by whimsically creating LGAs that were lopsided. The north finally dwarfed the south in resource allocation. Meanwhile, the pre 1966 revenue sharing formula was abolished. At that time, derivation was 50%, federal government 20% and remaining 30% was shared among the federating units. This to me is where the northern elites have failed not just other parts of Nigeria but the ordinary northerner that is deprived of equity. Finally, my position is that we must continue to push for justice, but that cannot be on the basis of dissolution of the federation. All those preaching dissolution and war are anarchists, miscreants and nation wreckers. Men and women of goodwill from all parts of the country must join in the campaign to return the country to pre 1966 status. Last Line: you cannot be patriotic, objective, humane and desires the vomiting of our eaten yams if you support an injustice simply because it endows you with some undeserved advantages. |
TonyeBarcanista:I thought they probing on gej's tenure double standard, why not probe tinubu n obj too na same pdp n d other was in AD |
Buhari and apc congratulation nice job done |
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Sagamite:Use those words you mentioned to greet ya mum in d morning |
bashydemy:Fool quit quoting me |
bashydemy:Thunder scatter ya papa prick for mentionin a generation u dnt knw. Kitikpa gbagbuo yi Ebe anwa. I got link for what I said |
God see us tru from this pharoah leading us |
fmc1:Who indicts someone without summons? Dasuki was not called up by any panel, the did a secret trial which is not a part of democracy Mogidi, tonyebarcanista, descartes, mizmycoli, dearpreye, omenkata hinwazaka, donphilopus, I see fastshipping viewing |
madridguy:Better don't modify this to write trash on my post Obinoscopy, lalasticlala una dey sleep? Pilot this stuff na |
Lalasticlala please move this stuff to FP Buhari and dss wants to hunt down every one close to Dasuki or pdp members... the whole scenario shows witch hunt all over it |
Former Governor of Sokoto State, Attahiru Bafarawa, has escaped arrest after about three-hour siege on his Usuma Street, Abuja residence by the operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. As early as 6am on Thursday, the peratives of the anti-graft commission, supported by armed mobile policemen, lined up along the street and surrounded his house. A credible source at the ant-graft commission who pleaded anonymity confirmed the raid, saying “it was a botched attempt to arrest Bafarawa”. PREMIUM TIMES learnt that Mr. Bafarawa, who left Nigeria for Saudi Arabia two weeks ago, is currently in the United States on vacation. Mr. Bafarawa and 15 others, mostly his aides while he was a governor, have been facing trial since they left office in 2007 for alleged misappropriation of public funds totalling N15 billion. The former governor, who is a political associate of the embattled former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, had accompanied the former NSA to court to answer charges of unlawful possession of firearms and alleged retention of funds, contrary to Section 15 (2)(d) of Money Laundering Prohibition Act 2011. On November 3, operatives of State Security Service arrested a former Governor of Adamawa State, Boni Haruna, a few hours after standing surety for Mr. Dasuki. Mr. Haruna was allegedly quizzed over “multi-billion investment in Ghana”. But the former governor’s spokesman, Yusuf Dingyadi, told PREMIUM TIMES that the siege on Mr. Bafarawa’s residence was a political persecution against perceived opponents of the ruling party. Mr. Dingyadi said the persecution of his principal was a witch-hunt as the anti-corruption agency could not establish a case against Mr. Bafarawa for eight years. He said Mr. Bafarawa would soon be back in Nigeria to strategise on the forthcoming local government election in Sokoto State. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/193482-bafarawa-escapes-arrest-as-efcc-lays-siege-on-residence.html |
efilefun:That chelsea lost don't mean man utd will lose |
diegwu01:I know without pics |
They can lie eh |
She will be released she's related to buhari |
Rip apc in bayelsa |
TonyeBarcanista:Am still reading will modify |
NgeneUkwenu:Lalasticlala, obinoscopy rule 15 has been broken... do something unless breaking of rules are allowed |
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Beremx:You have made them ban egusi soup... when I come for you.... it will helll on NL for you.... behave yourself beremx... bewarned |
Brb |
simplycarro:Thunder fire ya papa dickk |
Beremx:Ode what are you.... f**ked up biatch |
menix:Meet @ babalwo place in Ogun state mek we align |
menix:I don quote u b4? |
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Omalicha Nwa igbo... |
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