Politics › Re: I And My Father Are Not One - Bashir El-Rufai by nku5: 1:21pm On May 13 |
Politicians and their double speak. Ask him about it in ten years he will spin it |
Politics › Re: Unanswered Questions On Ironsi And The Regional System. by nku5: 5:28pm On May 08 |
Ironsi abolished monolithic regions to suppress "intense regionalism" by creating a third tier of government called provinces within the regional structure. But governors still ruled the regions which could make laws as they had done under the abolished 1963 constitution. Nothing difficult to understand here na Deadlytruth: Posers on Ironsi and abolition of federalism.
Those who contend that Ironsi's Decrees 34 didn't abolish the true federalism and resource control we started with at independence should in very simple language explain what exactly Ironsi meant with the bolded expressions in his May 24 1966 National Broadcast reproduced in part below:
Ironsi's Broadcast to the Nation banning Political Parties and introducing Decree No. 34, 24 May 1966. www.dawodu.com
Fellow Nigerians: During the past two weeks I presided over meetings of the Supreme Military council and the Central Executive Council at which many important state matters were considered. . . It is now three months since the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was handed over to the Armed Forces. Now that peace has been restored in the troubled areas it is time that the Military Government indicates clearly what it proposes to accomplish before relinquishing power. The removal of one of the obstacles on the way is provided for in the Constitution (Suspension and Modification) Decree (No. 5) 1966 which was promulgated by me today and comes into effect at once. The provisions of the Decree are intended to remove the last vestiges of the intense regionalism of the recent past, and to produce that cohesion in the governmental structure which is so necessary in achieving, and maintaining the paramount objective of the National Military government, and indeed of every true Nigerian, namely, national unity. The highlights of this Decree are as follows: The former regions are abolished, and Nigeria grouped into a number of territorial areas called provinces. . . . Nigeria ceases to be what has been described as a federation. It now becomes simply the Republic of Nigeria. The former Federal Military government and the Central Executive Council become respectively the National Military Government and the executive Council. All the Military Governors are members of the Executive Council. A Military Governor is assigned to a group of provinces over which and subject to the direction and control of the Head of the National Military Government, he shall exercise executive power. In order to avoid any major dislocation of the present administrative machinery, the grouping of the provinces has been made to coincide with the former regional boundaries. This is entirely a transitional measure and must be understood as such. [The present grouping of the provinces is without prejudice to the Constitutional and Administrative arrangements to be embodied in the New Constitution in accordance with the wishes of the people of Nigeria. The National Military Government assumes the exercise of all legislative powers throughout the Republic subject to such delegations to Military Governors as are considered necessary for purposes of efficient administration. The public services of the former federation and regions become unified into one national public service under a National Public Service Commission. There is a provincial Service Commission for each group of provinces to which is delegated functions in respect of public officers below a given rank. This rather drastic change will probably involve a reconstitution of the existing commissions, and the National Military Government reserves the right to do so in the manner stipulated in the Decree. Until this is done, the present Commissioners continue to act in their posts. Every civil servant is now called upon to see his function in any part of Nigeria in which he is serving in the context of the whole country. The orientation should now be towards national unity and progress. I expect all civil servants to co-operate and to consult at all levels, vertically and horizontally, between groups of Provinces and between Provinces and the Centre. |
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Politics › Re: Why Dollar To Naira Rate Is Crashing by nku5: 7:21am On Sep 28, 2025 |
Lol You are late with the propaganda. Naira went up to N1490 to $1 for a few days and was back to N1530 to $1. |
Politics › Re: Who Released Awolowo From Prison: Ojukwu, Gowon Or Ironsi? by nku5: 8:17pm On Jan 07, 2025 |
Christistruth00: Calabar Prison was a Federal Prison It was not under Ojukwu's control Just as Enugu battalion was not under Ojukwu's control and that was why Ojukwu was still hiding from Northern Soldiers in the Police HQ when Awolowo was released and flown to Lagos
Here is the FG Gazette of Awolowo's release from Jail The way you guys conjure up these stories is amazing. What is your source of this tale that Ojukwu hid from Northern soldiers in the East? |
Politics › Re: Youths Attack Yoruba Community In Kaduna, Burn Their Houses, Cars by nku5: 6:28pm On Oct 01, 2024 |
Kano don ronu |
Politics › Re: Edo : We Were Fairly Defeated, Reno Omokri Cautions PDP. by nku5: 7:38pm On Sep 23, 2024 |
This fake Reno. Urhobo man wey dey claim Itsekiri  |
Politics › Re: Onanuga To Obi: You Only Post Unverified News, Why're You Silent On LG Autonomy by nku5: 7:55am On Jul 13, 2024 |
This old clown Bayo is desperately looking for relevance after Ajuri Ngelale collected the floor from him  Last last he knows that Obi is the real president, that's why he is always looking for his approval |
Travel › Re: The Most Developed Region In Nigeria ( SOUTHWEST ) Pictures by nku5: 3:31pm On Jun 16, 2024 |
walefresh3: Welcome to Western Nigeria
South-West) is the one of the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria representing both a geographic and political region of the country's southwest. It comprises six states – Ekiti, Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, and Oyo.[1][2] It makes up part of Yorubaland in Nigeria, with Kwara and parts of Kogi completing it. This is not even Western Nigeria, this is 1% of the capital of Lagos that |
Politics › Re: January 15th 1966: The Day Nigeria Was Changed Forever By A 29 Year Old! by nku5: 11:08am On Apr 15, 2024 |
Deadlytruth: In an attempt to wear a lie the appearance of truth, logicality is usually the first casualty.
You obviously didn't read your Vanguard citation in between the lines else you wouldn't have missed where you have in in that:
1. Ahmadu Bello broke the ten year old NPC-NCNC alliance in 1964. This suggests that the Azikiwe Balewa governing coalition was formed in 1954 whereas all records have it that it came into being at independence (1960) on the necessity of surmounting the impasse occasioned by the fact that no party got simple majority in the first ballot of 1959. 2. That Azikiwe refused to formally call on Balewa to form the government. This means Azikiwe still had the status of President which he still clung tightly thus still an integral part of the allegedly jihad plotting government. And in the end he eventually called upon Balewa to form the government. You fool no one with your revisionist tales. I am not the author of "Why we struck"  The coalition of Akintola's AG faction with the NPC (NNDP) was planning to wipe out the coalition of NCNC and Awo's AG faction (UPGA). H.O. Davies exposed it, Ademoyega confirmed it. I understand Its painful for you to accept but eventually it will sink in. |
Politics › Re: January 15th 1966: The Day Nigeria Was Changed Forever By A 29 Year Old! by nku5: 7:41am On Apr 14, 2024 |
Deadlytruth: The government allegedly plotting jihad had Zik and Okpara in it. The concept of representation is alien to you I see  Your understanding of the 1st Republic and the dynamics of the time is too pedestrian. Deepen your knowledge
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Politics › Re: January 15th 1966: The Day Nigeria Was Changed Forever By A 29 Year Old! by nku5: 7:18pm On Apr 08, 2024 |
Deadlytruth: A 'truth' which fails the simplest test of logic and common sense. Akintola was a key part of the plot to "wallop the West"(jihad) That's the truth and crux of the matter. If you disagree argue with H.O.Davies and Ademoyega  |
Politics › Re: January 15th 1966: The Day Nigeria Was Changed Forever By A 29 Year Old! by nku5: 2:29pm On Apr 08, 2024 |
Deadlytruth: Does this change the fact that Zik and Nwafor refused to resign from a Jihad-plotting government? What ever helps you cope with the truth my friend  |
Politics › Re: January 15th 1966: The Day Nigeria Was Changed Forever By A 29 Year Old! by nku5: 2:28pm On Apr 08, 2024 |
T8ksy: @ bolded part, above.........it was obvious to discerning minds (then) that this was the rationale behind the Jan 15th coup by the ibos - their principal have been pushed out of the corridor of power, consequently , they felt this was the right time to seize power from those "illiterate" abokis.
Oh well, the rest is history as they got their silly a.r.se.s well and truly spanked! This your tribalistic fairytale was laid to rest ages ago by Ademoyega and Fola Oyewole who took part in the coup. But feel free to whip this your dead horse  |
Politics › Re: January 15th 1966: The Day Nigeria Was Changed Forever By A 29 Year Old! by nku5: 3:16pm On Apr 02, 2024 |
Deadlytruth: This suggests that the likes of Zik, Nwafor Orizu, and Okotie-Eboh harboured same level of moral rebrobacy hence all failed to resign from a Jihad-plotting government despite being Christians. Akintola's NNDP alliance with the NPC meant that the UPGA crew of Zik, Nwafor Orizu etc were not just frozen out of the inner workings of government but were also prime targets. Akintola didn't care for the outcome, despite the ravages of operation wetie...a truly amoral human being |
Politics › Re: January 15th 1966: The Day Nigeria Was Changed Forever By A 29 Year Old! by nku5: 6:26pm On Mar 14, 2024 |
Deadlytruth: If the crackdown on the Middle Belt and West had a jihad objective at the base of it as has been alleged by Ben Gbulie and Ademoyega, would Akintola, a Christian having Samuel as his baptismal name, have agreed to work with Balewa and Ahmadu Bello as said in the bolded? That's for Akintola to answer. People with his level of moral reprobacy normally do not think that far. |
Politics › Re: How Brig. Zakari Maimalari Was Killed By His Chief Of Staff, Ifeajuna (Jan 1966) by nku5: 8:39pm On Dec 08, 2023 |
Deadlytruth: Contrary to your insinuation above, Ironsi himself made it clear in his national broadcast of May 24 1966 that the civil service had become one: See his words below: "The public services of the former federation and regions become unified into one national public service under a National Public Service Commission."
So which Federal and Regional civil services are you talking about again. Ironsi abolished regionalism but had regional governors and retained resource control as he met it. Gowon is you people's god for making Awo his PA despite him abolishing the regions, creating states and ending resource control. Propaganda and tribalism has eaten away at you people's logical reasoning. |
Business › Re: Naira Falls To ₦1,200/$ In Parallel Market, Gains 11% In NAFEM by nku5: 7:48pm On Dec 08, 2023 |
Yet all these zombies go dey sing on your mandate like ode  |
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Politics › Re: Re: Sanwo-Olu Approves Mass Burial For 103 EndSARS Victims - Lagos State Govt by nku5: 8:39pm On Jul 23, 2023 |
Yet the government and their online apes kept insisting that the killings that we saw on video were not real. Truth don comot now |
Politics › Re: Please What Would Obi Have Done Differently Within This Short Period? by nku5: 5:50am On Jul 19, 2023 |
Una dey find expo  |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Should Drive MTN, DSTV & Shoprite Out Of Nigeria - Reno Omokri by nku5: 5:48am On Jul 19, 2023 |
This Reno Omokri is a brainless joker. This Idi amin policy shows how daft he is |
Politics › Re: Tinubu To PEPT: Nullifying The Election Over 25% FCT Could Cause Anarchy, Chaos by nku5: 5:13pm On Jul 16, 2023 |
Lol which chaos? Tinubu will pack his load back to Bourdillon and nothing will happen. |
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Politics › Re: Rufai Oseni Might Go Down by nku5: 7:15am On Mar 24, 2023 |
helinues: A good manager won't allow one nonentity to be costing them.
Arise Tv missed so many live coverages during the campaign because of unprofessional journalist Rufai Oseni.
The new government might decide not to patronize Arise Tv they can even deny them of some important live coverage
Rufai Oseni should make research about his current supporters. Where are those who they supported in the past? The only people who complain, do so from a partisan viewpoint. Oseni will only go from strength to strength. I forsee him getting a foreign job soon if he leaves Arise |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi And The Limits Of Propaganda by nku5: 7:13am On Mar 24, 2023 |
nku5: Beautiful write up. Where this Ofodile man dey since? Peter Obi just rode in ngige's hard luck and ikemba's personality. I'm glad people are waking up. I wrote this when I was ignorant. I have since repented  |
Politics › Re: Jagaban Can Win South East by nku5: 5:28am On Jan 18, 2023 |
After Tinubu sponsored the most vicious and massive online campaign of hate against Igbos over the past 10 years? This one pass joke, na malaria dream you dey dream |
Politics › Re: Doyin Okupe Is Now An Ex Convict, Will Peter Obi Sack Him. by nku5: 7:32am On Dec 20, 2022 |
Tinubu that was caught with Heroin money in America is running for president  these agbadorians are hypocrites sha. Until Tinubu steps down you don't have the right to talk about Okupe  |
Romance › Re: If You Were To Marry By Profession, Who Would You Marry? by nku5: 1:23pm On Oct 17, 2022 |
School teacher |