Politics › Re: Why Is Nigerian Press Not Praising Ghana On The Appreciation Of D Cedis?? by KnowAll(op): 1:48pm On May 27, 2025 |
Bobloco:
 Cardozo must go and learn from mr Forson the Ghanaian CB Governor within 4 months serious drop of the cedis to the dollar. |
Politics › Why Is Nigerian Press Not Praising Ghana On The Appreciation Of D Cedis?? by KnowAll(op): 1:05pm On May 27, 2025 |
Our Central bank Governor needs to go learn from his colleague in Ghana. He should understudy how he managed to bring the value of the cedis from as high as 17 to 1 to 8 to 1 today.
I think it is worthy for any Central Bank Governor in Africa to understudy this great turnaround. |
Politics › Re: Indirect Elections Only Ward Chairmen Should Vote??? by KnowAll(op): 8:27am On May 27, 2025*. Modified: 9:11am On May 27, 2025 |
Because as Africans we need to evolve our own type of democracy. Most African communities have a leader or what I will call a “baale” -which means land owners who gives direction on how things should be be run in that community.
With that established we should vote in an elder in each ward who will in turn vote for us in our Governors and President. This would be a self evolved democratic direction . Reflecting indirectly the whims of the people. |
Politics › Indirect Elections Only Ward Chairmen Should Vote??? by KnowAll(op): 7:21am On May 27, 2025 |
Because of rigging we should vote indirectly. First we vote our ward chief executive they would now vote in a presidency and governorship elections selecting who will govern for us. While state House of Assembly and Reps, and Senate would be direct.
There are about 10,000 wards those 10,000 ward representatives would vote the president as an electoral college. It would be difficult to influence all 10,000 of this individuals even if you give them money nothing stops them from voting against you as voting would be secret ballot.
What do you guys think. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:48am On May 26, 2025 |
Igbophobia: The bolded is a lie. Lies fly in Nigeria whenever it is concocted against the Igbo. Fear of domination? Yes. Who isn't scared of Igbo domination? Which African tribe would want a level playing field with the Igbo? Is it the Yoruba who would block Igbo from voting or the Fulani? What people call domination is the fear that given a level playing field with Igbo that they can't meet up. Nigeria is what it is today because the country pushes mediocrity to the top. This is why the Igbo should push for an Igbo-only country and push the best among them to represent them. That's the only way an African country could become world-class. Even the Sarduana of Sokoto said it as far back as 1960 not to think of what the Southern Cameroons think off. If a Northerner that does not live with could bottle up such fear and sentiment what do you think those living amongst u would think. |
Politics › O Ti To Get In Kwara!!! And Obi’s Aspiration??? by KnowAll(op): 9:18am On May 26, 2025 |
If the inflation rates continue the way it is and the Naira continues to to slide why our neighbours Ghana records an accolade of being the best performing currency in the world. Our leaders if care is not taken would be swept away.
What do you think would happen 2027, the people of Nigeria who are more than political jobbers would turn against Tinubu.
Obi does not need a coalition to win, he can just turn the tides on his own. Example saying the North can gives us more funds than oil is good song to the Northern ears obviously everyone would like to be in that state of optimism. Obi is selling hopes which could possibly turn to votes. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 8:38am On May 26, 2025*. Modified: 8:56am On May 26, 2025 |
ibechris: U have twisted the narrative again just to make it suit ur fancy.
Firstly, ...they held the referendum in Feb 1st 1961 and not in the 50's as u claimed.
Secondly,they decided to be part of Cameroon because of their strong cultural ties with Cameroun.
Thirdly,the southern Cameroun were part of Nigeria for over 50 yrs and there was the need to try another country for economic stability and not because of the dominance of igbos.
Liar liar liar. They had strong cultural ties to Cross River and Akwa Ibom than the people of central Cameroon. It was the overbearingness of the Igbo that made them choose to join a more lame docile French Cameroonians thinking they could overcome the French unfortunately the tide turned against them. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 8:35am On May 26, 2025 |
karfe: Yola and Maiduguri were never in Cameroon Adamawa was part of Cameroon hence why people are saying Atiku is a Cameroonian. They chose to join Nigeria unlike southern Cameroon. |
Politics › Re: Floating Into Collapse: How Tinubu Oversaw The Naira’s 247% Crash In Two Years by KnowAll(m): 4:00pm On May 25, 2025 |
Ghana’s currency has been gaining because it is tied to the gold and gold prices have been surging recently hence why the cedis is the best currency in the world at the moment. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 1:42pm On May 25, 2025 |
gidgiddy: They would be developed how? With 13%? Bamenda is even more developed than Yenahoa with all its oil wealth. Go and watch yourself u know all these things are in Utube. Temi’s is better than any city in the English speaking world part. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 1:41pm On May 25, 2025 |
Zooposki: If Nigeria was a country they will fight back to get that territory since the Cameroon did not keep to the terms of agreement. It is down to them to go to the international court of arbitration. They have been short chained a federation became a Unitiary state. |
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Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 12:11pm On May 25, 2025 |
DomPerignon: From the inception of native rule n 1951 and the setting up of regional Houses with elected representatives , the ninoroty people in the north, west and east immediately began the clamour for their own regions.
Since the regional Houses back then didnt have the powers to grant internal seccesion , the prayers of the minoroty people in the three regions was directed to the British colonial government which brushed aside their demands with the exception of western Cameroun. Western Cameroun only became part of British Mandated Nigeria after the treaty of Verssielle had divided German Cameroun following the defeat of Germany in WW1.
The clamour for the creation of Midwestern Nigeria was spearheaded by the then Oba of Benin who saw his Kingdom and supreme authority under Westen Nigeria being relegated below the Alaffin of Oyo and the Ooni of Ife.
immediately on independence the Oba fontinied his quest at the regional House in Ibadan to which there was no opposotion from Yoruba MPs. Its even on record that the motion for a referendum for the people f midwest creation was passed by a Yoruba MP
Also note that it was only western Nigeria that operated a bi-mecurial Parliament with the House of Commons for elected posotions and a House of Chiefs for titled holders to which the Oba of Benin was part of.
What the above meant was that even when a Yoruba dominated House had passed the motion for referendum for the creation of Midwest it still required ratifucation from the House of Chiefs dominated mostly by Yoruba monarchs.
That is to tell you that it was only inthe Yoruba dominated House in Ibadan that the wishes of minoroties was listened to and graciuosly approved.
After the conclusion of the referendum, it was still a Yoruba Federal MP that presented the reults on behalf of the minoroty MPs calling for the Federal House to ratify the outcome and grant the creation of Midwetern region.
Was that the case in Enugu and Kaduna?
The very fact that midwest was created through democraric and constitutional means ought to tell you who the Yorubas are.
To paraphrase Awlowo, he said the Yorubas who fought against British colonialism can not turn around and hold their brothers in a union created by the British imperailists.
i am sure you have heard of the mantra "One north" and how it was coined by the Sarduna.
"One north" does not imply one unified north rather it was Sarduna's desperate actions tp keep the socalled Pagan Provinces of present middlebelt from leaving the north.
In Enugu , the Ibo dominated house acting on direct instructions from Zik did everything opppsite of what transpired in Ibadan
So, in a nutshell, the very reason midwest came to existence exonerates the Yorubas as impeilists.
As i said here befire the spam bot banned and hid my comment, independence movement meant different things fot the three major tribes.
The Fulani north looked foward to independence to re kickstart their halted jihad which had thr entire Nigeria in it cross-hairs.
You ibos, fresh from your dilligent servitide to the british colonal government , saw the Nigerian state as your bequeated settlement for your servitude to the British and you wasted no time presnting yourselves as the new colonial masters to the hapless minirities trapped in that British contrapment known as Eastern Nigeria. To showcase how deluded you were as the new colonial overlords, ypu decided to annex the newly created states of Old Rivers (present day Bayelsa and Rivers) and Old Cross Rivers (Present day Akwa Ibom and Cross River) to form your ungodly cannibal Biafra.
As for the Yoruba, they wanted to be on their own and had insisted on a referendum clause and the fact that they keyed into the demands of their cousins in the old Bendel proves thst out of the three major tribes they remain the only civil nationality that did not see minorities as one to exploit and paraatize on.
spit Good insight 👍🏽 |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:53am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: Oga please go and rest or go to church! U no fit use gragra take presidency. U soft pedal gently. Which Obi is doing very well. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:50am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: I think your problem like a lot of Nigerians in English comprehension.
I repeat: SW has no entitlement to the presidency till 2071 if Tinubu completes his 2 terms.
We may get it in 2055 if the SE don’t get their act together but it won’t be because we are entitled to or deserve it but due to bad politics by the SE. That it is your turn does not mean you will get it. If a SW man becomes president again before the SE, I will feel bad because it means they haven’t learnt how to play politics. The word no entitlement is wrong. That word alone is enough for a strong SW candidate to throw his hat in the ring and scamper any would be ambition from other zones. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:47am On May 25, 2025 |
gidgiddy: People like you make me laugh. You people act as if the State creation was a good thing. Before State, there were provinces where people administered themselves. The creation of States was what brought unitary rule and put all the resources of the people in hands of the Federal government. How can people be getting 13% of their resources while the federal government takes 87%? That is slavery. Back in the days of the Regions, the Region's got as much as 75% of their resources
The situation English speaking people of Cameroun would not have been better if they had chosen to stay with Nigeria, they would have suffered the same marginalisation and slavery they are going through in Cameroun
Which is why they now fight for independence And secondly the so called 87% u say the FG gets is distributed amongst the other states in the federation not only FG gets it. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:44am On May 25, 2025 |
gidgiddy: People like you make me laugh. You people act as if the State creation was a good thing. Before State, there were provinces where people administered themselves. The creation of States was what brought unitary rule and put all the resources of the people in hands of the Federal government. How can people be getting 13% of their resources while the federal government takes 87%? That is slavery. Back in the days of the Regions, the Region's got as much as 75% of their resources
The situation English speaking people of Cameroun would not have been better if they had chosen to stay with Nigeria, they would have suffered the same marginalisation and slavery they are going through in Cameroun
Which is why they now fight for independence But they would be more developed( the English speaking) than now that the whole province more or less look like a big urban mess when compared to Uyo Calabar and port harcourt. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:41am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: There is no zoning of any kind in the constitution, whether north south or micro zones! You can run but you will not win!
Nobody said it is not your right. The system will determine whose turn it is.
We have unwritten rotational presidency. This is determined by 1) Your power base and influence. 2) the acceptability of the candidate you present to others 3) The way you play your politics. 4) consensus amongst other zones that it is your turn and you have presented a candidate acceptable to them. Now u are talking. U don’t come out blatantly and even blindly and say a whole big section of Nigeria is excluded from running until 2071 even though it may be the case saliently. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:37am On May 25, 2025 |
caleboxylic: And they deserve no project. How do you compare that with Eastern region that distributed projects across the region? Go and ask an Efik, Ibibio , ogoni or ijaw man what they gained from Eastern region. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:35am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: I'm not ready to do tribalism with you. Look for someone else. Obi remains the best presidential candidate in Nigeria today and this has nothing to do with being Igbo I just hope Obi watch what he eats and does his exercises so that he can both be physically fit and mentally fit in 2039. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:28am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: If you are a yoruba man forget about presidency in your lifetime after Tinubu. We have no entitlement to it. What you are not entitled to, don’t focus your eye on!
Ojukokoro ni ye!
Like I said presidency is a once in 48 year phenomenon. When it your turn don’t mess it up by presenting unelectable candidates. Am unelectable candidate is a candidate that other zones will not vote for. This is why Awolowo never became president! Ogbeni yii, micro zoning has been thrown out by the house of reps. If u cannot bring out a strong candidate who would galvanise the people then forget it. presidency is not serve a la carte. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:24am On May 25, 2025 |
caleboxylic: You should have asked him to mention the projects executed in Edo and delta states when they were under the western region. At least they got free education. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:23am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: You're speaking from hatred rather than data. The Eastern region was the fastest growing region in Africa and one if the fastest in the world btw 1945 and 1966. Rising tide lifts all boats It is only Igbo’s eulogize over the phenomenal growth of the Eastern Region, u will not hear an Ikwerre, Efik, Ibibio, ogoni and Ijaw gloat over such self aggrandisement. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:19am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: It doesn’t work that way! Even I from the SW will not vote for any SW candidate, if Tinubu completes his 2 terms. The next southern president after Tinubu has to come from another zone.
We’ve had Osinbajo (VP) , Obasanjo and Tinubu. No zone is entitled to witness more than 2 presidents from his micro zone in his lifetime. Most people will not live long enough to even witness 2. I agree but there is no hard rule saying that the next slot for a SWesterner is 2071. It is just consensual. Knowing we have had a shot at it twice within 25 years. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:16am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: But they had option to join Nigeria just like for Gongola State currently Adamawa joined Nigeria Even the ones that join Nigeria Cities like Yola and Msiduguri are more developed than Maraua and Garoua in Cameroon. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 10:13am On May 25, 2025 |
DomPerignon: They made their reasons abundantly clear from the beginning on why they wanted out of Nigeria and it was down to the overbearing arrogance and domineering ibo majority that had cornered everything to themselves both resources wise and job opportunities
Enugu was made the capital of Eastern Nigeria in 1959 but prior to that all resources were being channeled to develop Enugu at the expense of all so-called minority provinces.
A lowly clerk position in the local government in western Caneroun and other provinces like Calabar , PH were reserved for ibos. Land grabbing with the full support of IBO officials and even Ibo magistrates will side with their fellow ibo to legalise ibo land grab was a norm. Even ibo settlers in western cameroun were notoriously hostile in the face of their hosts as was and still is the case where ever you find ibos in Nigeria with the exception of the north which taught them a bitter lesson how to be civil.
Note that it wasn't only western Cameroun that had grown tired of being yoked to you ibos in the British lumped Eastern Nigeria.
The so-called minorities wanted out before independence and were pushing to have their own special region but Zik was able to ensure the British kept them stuck to you out of pure parasitism.
Going back a bit, and you will recall that on the eve of balkanizig Southern Nigeria into Western and Eastern Nigeria, present day peoples of Benue and Taraba were once part of Southern Nigeria but once they learnt that they will be in the sane region with you ibos they demanded that they will rather join northern Nigeria.
Moving forward to post independence Nigeria , the so-called minorities began a renewed aggitarion to leave the old Eastern Nigeria citing marginalization , oppression and suppression by the IBO majority .The minority people of eastern Nigeria were inspired by the peaceful seccesion of Midwest out of the old Western region that did not see any opposition from the majority Yoruba . In Enugu , the situation was the opposite with the IBO super majority doing every dirty trick to stop any motion by representatives of the minorities to call for a referendum. Frustrated at Enugu, the minorities took their plight to the Federal Parliament and had secured the support of Northern ,Western and Midwestern Parliamentarians to grant a referendum for tthe minority people of Eastern Nigeria for the creation of the Calabar -Ogojaa-Ribers region. This was in late 1965 and the matter was to be presented oficially in Parliament after the Christmas break.
The IBO coup of Jan 15, 1966 was to prevent the Federal House from returning back from Christmas break to address the issue of COR region which was the first thing on the docket.
Your greed and foolishness is why everyone hated to be lumped with you and as soon as the British left , everyone wanted nothing to do with you.
Why did Ojukwu declare Biafra ?
It had nothing to do with ibos being slaughtered up north but because Gowon finally freed the minorities from your parasitic grasp through state creation.
Ojukwu went to war to preserve the British drawn colonial borders to continue the parasitic internal colonialism . Thank you my brother. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:09am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: SW’s next “official” slot is 2071. Obi will lose and it means SE is out of the picture in 2039 as 2039 is going to SS. The next opening for SE is 2055. However, If SE don’t reform the way the play politics, SW may take their slot in 2055 even though it’s not our turn.
Either way, the earliest possibility of a SE presidency is 2055.
As far as the names you mentioned, it’s not about names but who is presented when the slot is available. When you had the opportunity you presented an unelectable Obi. By the time the slot is available to the SE again, the names you mention will be retired. If you present another nelextable person or play the same politics you are playing today, you will lose that slot. As it stands SS has jumped ahead of SE for 2039! There is no micro zoning even a south westerner can run as long as they can convince the delegates. |
Politics › Re: If Obi Loses In 2027 The Igbo’s & SS Leaders To Look Towards In 2039??? by KnowAll(op): 10:07am On May 25, 2025 |
casualobserver: SW’s next “official” slot is 2071. Obi will lose and it means SE is out of the picture in 2039 as 2039 is going to SS. The next opening for SE is 2055. However, If SE don’t reform the way the play politics, SW may take their slot in 2055 even though it’s not our turn.
Either way, the earliest possibility of a SE presidency is 2055.
There is no micro zoning. Even a SW can run if he or she can convince the delegates.
As far as the names you mentioned, it’s not about names but who is presented when the slot is available. When you had the opportunity you presented an unelectable Obi. By the time the slot is available to the SE again, the names you mention will be retired. If you present another nelextable person or play the same politics you are playing today, you will lose that slot. As it stands SS has jumped ahead of SE for 2039! |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:58am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: There is no indication that shows the Eastern region as a whole wouldn't have been more developed As far as I know the clannishness of the Igbo would have isolated the minorities no doubt. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:38am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: I'm not saying they're comparable, I'm saying just like Ambazonia were deceived, Nigeria minorities were also deceived because this is not what was agreed at independence If there was no coup in 1966 you would still be in the Eastern region overrun by the Igbo tribe. At least now u guys are governing yourselves. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:33am On May 25, 2025 |
mrvitalis: Same lies of Igbo domination... They ran to meet the real domination No doubts Igbo domination was overwhelming. If states where not created in 1967 Igbo’s would have overrun Akwa Ibom Cross River and Rivers State. |
Politics › Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:31am On May 25, 2025 |
DMerciful: What we have in Nigeria is not what was agreed in 1960 too. What we had in 1960 is 100% resource control while a percentage is paid to the fg. Says who, go and compare Port Harcourt Uyo and Calabar to those cities in the English speaking areas of Cameroon U go dey thank God. |