₦airaland Forum

orisa37:
I know what Restructure mean.
You want the FG to continue to SHARE a whole Goat to 36 States from inside its mouth?
Only God judges that!!!
The sw, se, ss, cs, Atiku's supporters in the ne and the southern Kaduna people are all saying that the FG should be content with receiving a uniform percentage from each of the 36 States to run its limited duties of unifying Nigeria.
God approves that for all human arrangements.
Noone is sharing Nigeria. It remains indivisible. But we are arranging the FG to run its duties like US, Ecowas, EU, AU and UN.
So help Nigeria God!!!

obaaderemi:
What has kanu got to do with this?How is he a threat to Yorubas?

konoplyanka:
guy why are you making just a case of political tussle to oppose the call for restructuring? do you know how many political tussles that have occurred under this unitary system? besides, restructuring will not make us go back to former regions. its states that will make up the federating units.

please don't politicize this noble agenda unless you are a paid traitor working for the abookis cos I'm sure they are happy reading this. please change your way before its too late.

project2018:
trash

ofai:
Just admit you don't know the difference... Anyway let me help you.

Secession is forcefully breaking away from a country while seperation is the lawful approach to leave a country...

orisa37:
Use force for what?
This is human right.
This time, they will know that Mulim is not Islam. The Witness of Anobi ISA is The Spirit of Allah.
The Lord saves The Righteous and allows the wicked ways to perish.
You can only force a horse to follow but not to work. When Prophet Balam hit his horse to move, the Horse spoke and the Prophet knew who was talking to him.
The North is actually preparing for Restructure. They only want to deplete the resources of the South considerably before they say Yes.
And this is why the Legislators of the sw, se, ss, cs, supporters of Atiku in the ne and the Southern Kaduna people must work daily to execute this people's amendments to the Constitution.
May The Spirit of God be with us all!!!

ofai:
idiot there is a difference between secession and seperation. many countries have seperatist groups, not secession groups. idiot

richeso:
enjoy internet because if na physical you yan this shit ehn.. u for hear word oo, u for take korrection sharp sharp. monkua

fergie001:
Is anyone of them out of Nigeria for now?
The question you have asked is:
Why do they say restructuring,
Why do they say separation?

When you know problems,you create solutions.
Do not forget your party screamed restructuring during the last elections,what changed?

Irrespective,there must be that platform to sit and talk,do not say those that clamour are fools,do not pinch a child and insist he/she shouldn't cry.

Nigeria is even bigger than Bourdillion,when you realise that,then we can move more forward.

orisa37:
Those were selfish and sectional ammendments.
Now Nigerians want 36 okos to get them 36 progressive wives.
Can't you see the progressive sense of their demands?
Once this is achieved, there will be no more federal might to dabaru us again unless F.G wants litigations galore.

orisa37:
Nigeria's Centralised Electoral system is fraught with manipulations and thurgery.
Decentralise INEC and the various internal defence machines, that is, remove federal might.
Let the people elect not select their Representatives from their grass roots local governments and through their various Traditional Rulers.
Federal might has started making Fulanis to kill other tribes in Plateau State.
The Fulanis are already being manipulated in preparation for 2019 to cause Mayhem in the Southern States.
In other words, noone is afraid of federal might. It is the federal might that is now napping in fear of the no turning back demands for States full autonomy.
Nigeria shall get all we want and value like resourse control, internal security control, electioneering control and limiting federal might to Foreign Affairs, Military for external security and geography only and treaties.
God bless Nigeria.

Eze2000:
How naive u are!
How many conflicts have u seen Britain jump into lately? Are u not hear that uk is cutting costs? what do u think Britexit is really all about? The days when the UK did what it liked is over. How many sattalite imagery of Abubakar Shekau's backyard did they give the army? Nigeria had to buy arms from Brazil for heaven's sake.

all that radio biafra stuff u think its useless? As long as this country is in conflict within itself the human right abusing Nigerian army will never get arms from USA, UK, .... Russia, maybe but I doubt it.

Biafra on the hand will get help even from the UN. But experience I believe they will get help from is real who needs no-nonsence allies and then later from the USA.

Why do u think the army didn't bulldoze their way into kanu's compound?

This is not times past when there no images, photos and 2 seconds media. The world is watching now and the world can make Biafra very powerful.

fergie001:
When they arrive you will know,provided you won't go 2 Bourdillion for crumbs?

aolawale025:
Vote credible candidates regardless of party

aolawale025:
The SW should simply vote out APC

rosebowl01:
Sometimes it's better to keep quiet if you've nothing sensible to say.

2016v2017:
True talk,nothing can stop Biafra

okoyeodira:
the marchers are fighting turkey's erosion of democracy,the failed coup last july saw rogue soldiers bombing government buildings and riving tanks into civilians killing more than 260.
since then,over 50,000 people have been arrested and 140,000 dismissed or suspended.
there is a widespread feeling that the government has seized the chance to crush all opponents,not just alleged coup supporters.
among the marchers was ulas bayraktar,a former political science professor at mersin university in southern turkey.in april,he was fired by a government decree.
he was one of the 1,100 academics who had signed a petition calling on the government to cease armed conflict in kurdish-dominated areas-and paid the price for dissent.
a kilometre-long turkish flag was unfurled along the motor way,held aloft by participants for the final stretch of the way.
protests here have come and gone over the years and the opposition is notoriously fractured.but this simple movement has gained momentum,with a feeling that the marchers have finally found a positive and peaceful way to challenge an increasingly authoritarian government.
along the motorways and hills of the route between ankara and istanbul,a glimmer of optimism has been kindled.
for the organisers and the marchers,the task now is to build on it if they are to pave on alternative road ahead for turkey.

onismate:
Abuja is the capital of Nigeria, and arguably one of the most beautiful cities in the country.
The city houses major government strategic buildings. Unlike some other cities in Nigeria, Abuja city was well planned, with superb road network, beautiful serene environment and a well-defined infrastructural development. One man who could be given credits for turning Abuja to a world class city is the former minister of FCT, who is the current governor of Kaduna state, Mallam Nasir Elrufai. He upgraded Abuja city to a standard befitting for a capital.
But unfortunately, Mallam Nasir Elrufai left that office of FCT minister ten years ago and his predecessors couldn’t even keep up with his pace, even maintenance and continuity was left out. It looked as if he carried the success along with him when he left.
Other ministers that came, we barely heard or see any of their achievements. Even the current FCT minister, I don’t even know his name, I’m yet to see any tangible project he has done.
I saw a pictorial projection of how Abuja would look like in 2030, but with what I’m seeing, I don’t think we can achieve that. Abuja is fast losing its appeal with gradual in flocks of hoodlums, insecurities, dirty environment and dilapidated buildings and infrastructure. Our lack of maintenance culture has caused the beauty of Abuja city fading away. The satellite towns have been abandoned, some traffic lights are no longer working. The security CCTV cameras allegedly installed in strategic areas of the city, they have turned to abandoned project, so many abandoned houses are spoiling away without anybody living in them, and many Nigerians are complaining of housing and accommodation. The elites practically acquired those houses just to resell, they made it too expensive for the common man to buy, no one wants to buy those houses at outrageous prices. Infact places like Asokoro has too many abandoned houses.
The security situation in Abuja is becoming poor. Like 4 to 5 years ago, you could barely hear of people being kidnaped in Abuja, but things have changed now. Weekly, about 3 people are being kidnapped in Abuja and only few are being reported on the media. kidnapping in Abuja is turning to a regular thing. A city that can’t provide a good security measures for residents, is that one a city?
Parks and junctions have been turned to headquarters of pick pocket office. It just seems like the pick pocket guys fashola chased away from Lagos came down to Abuja and started opening offices in crowded parks and junctions in Abuja, making Berger roundabout their headquarters. Not forgetting multiple cases of extortion and arm robbery most especially in satellite communities.
If Abuja wants to achieve its master plan projects and achieving its projections, the FCT minister must stop sleeping, wake up. The government must put their acts together to restore Abuja to the path of great urban city. We need to renew our great maintenance culture, create an enabling environment for more investments. If the government cannot take responsibilities, outsource it to private firms and pay them rather than leaving the city to fade and decay away.

https://www.hovabuzz.com/frontline/1409-photos-how-abuja-would-look-like-in-2020

obinnakalu1:
Lets peace reign

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yelinco1:
WILL YOU EXPECT OBJ IN SUCH A MEETING WHEN FFK AND FAYOSE IS THERE?

gbegemaster:
You summoned Matthew?

Nemesis1:
I believe you are ipob or Ibo, only because of the nature of your comment, I haven't viewed your profile and I will try to reply you as honestly as possible

Even if you don't accept it, Nigerias problem started with the Ibo coup, everything was going on at least it was stable, power was evenly distributed, economy was stable, Ibo coup paved way for military take over hence the advent of corruption that's crippled Nigeria so far


General hospital ilesha some years back, my sister was laboring, she was a nurse / midwife, recently married but couldn't give birth on her own, she was moved to the theater for cs when NEPA took light, believe it or not the doctors on duty brought out kerosene lanterns for cs because the hospital could not fuel their gen,

my sister was operated with lantern in that aforementioned hospital, she did not make it neither did her baby, now compared to your story who should be angrier?

My point is government at the central has always done its best but corruption thrived in all institutions hence why we see what we are seeing today, you cannot eat your cake and have it, it's literally and scientifically impossible, this is the only reason I voted and campaigned for Buhari, although most of you believe what Buhari is doing is with hunt, but those of us who understand know that there's no witch hunting

Nigeria will be a better place under Buhari, just look at Lagos from 99 till date, the development continued because same set of people with same agenda continued ruling, Buhari isn't a magician but I'm sure before the end of his tenure things will fall into place


My point for all this write up is Nigeria has always been messed up, it takes someone who commands authority to fix Nigeria, all those institutions you talked about are being probed, police, customs, even the army has seen increase in salaries and automated payroll systems has ensured everybody gets paid directly by government as soon as that allocated is released


If you want to claim Ibos are being marginalized, remember the states with highest allocation are ss/se and ND upon that they collect 13% derivative which is not given to non oil producing states, apart from that there's NDDC their allocation is trillions but those collecting it are not remitting it


Corruption is Nigerias problem if it can be stopped or reduced then why opt to break the country? Sudan among other countries is a testimony , breaking the country is not the way forward rather it's putting our hands together and killing corruption in every part of the nation


Have a good one, ciao

Princedapace:
I am against Nigeria too for not providing me with stable electricity like in other better countries.. I can stone our leaders if I see any of them.. anyone supporting Nigeria is a fool. No electricity, no good hospitals. I took my dad to hospital the other day, after paying heavily for him to be attended to, few minutes later, they took power supply and the hospital had to rely on torchlight while they rushed out to buy diesel. It is so pathetic. Nigerians should rise against these system called, Nigeria. Haba, look around u and see helpless youths. The only reason Kanu has supporters is because most of those guys dont have hope any more in Nigeria. I am a business guy who rely heavily online for income and i spend a lot on fuel to power my generator. This is not right.. We are all foolish to support Nigeria. It is over 50 years and yet u cant simply travel to see a babe in another state easily using speed train or speed boat. There is no modern means of transportation. No electricity, no quality health care system, no jobs. Graduates are now learning how to fry pof-pof to survive.. Jobs in federal agencies are seeded out to political classes in Abuja, contracts are inflated to loot funds. Roads are so bad, so bad that a pregnant woman could give birth while on these roads. An average Nigerian doesnt have access to quality education which can make him or her reason better.

Our ladies are been used by Lebanese, Indians, Chinese as sex slaves in order for them to retain their jobs. Look at MTN call centre staff, they earn as low as 25k per month and work for long hours. Master holders earn 30k per month. Relationships are not working any more because economy is so bad. Most families are selling out their daughters to highest bidders because there is no money in the family.

The basic things a govt should av done for her citizens, Nigeria has failed to do for us all. We struggle so much to earn little and spend so much on fuel, food, house, etc.

An average soldier is lowly paid, he has kids and wife to take care of while ur senators are in national assembly earning fat salaries.. moving with heavy convoys. My God, how did u make me a Nigerian? I hate this country with passion. Everything is so bad. Go to high institutions and see how lecturers are using ladies and sorting courses. They do this because the authorities that is meant to hold them accountable is not working. Institutions are dead in Nigeria.

I support anything that can pull this country down. In fact, if I see politicians, both GEJ, Buhari, Obasanjo, my senators, etc, their kids, I will shoot them all.

Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu has narrated how soldiers allegedly invaded his compound in Abia State.

While speaking with journalists, Kanu said the soldiers, loaded in an armoured tank and three Hilux vans shot his supporters.

The Biafran agitator added that some of his members formed human shields to prevent the soldiers from entering his house.

He said, “I was sleeping this evening (Sunday) when suddenly I was woken up by the blaring of sirens. Initially, I thought it was the Commissioner of Police who lives in the neighbourhood that was returning home. But the blaring persisted and was followed up by sporadic gun shots.

“The soldiers wanted to bulldoze their way into the palace but IPOB members formed a human shield and resisted them. They wanted to break the shield and fired at three persons and wounded others before leaving. Everybody including children was running away in confusion.

“They want to use force and beat us into submission because they have lost the argument but they will fail. They want to trigger war but we won’t oblige them because we are committed to our non- violent philosophy.”

Kanu’s father, the traditional ruler of Afaraukwu Community, HRH Eze Israel Kanu, also described the invasion as “unwarranted and shocking.”

The Nigerian Army has however said troops did not invade Kanu’s house, but were blocked by IPOB members while on parade.