₦airaland Forum

TheKingdom:
Saw this on first page and we reject alliance with SW!!!

Thanks but no thanks

asuustrike2009:
Restructuring isn't the solution but true federalism and resource control is. Until each state generates revenue and take care of themselves without putting pressure at the centre, different agitations will spring forth

EXACTLY.

Their hope in creating more zones and more states is to even increase the cheating of Niger Delta of it's oil resources.

The first restructuring is fiscal federalism.

Niger Deltans must control their resources and pay 50% tax to the Federal government, as would every other region that has resources. So let us finally begin to mine the Lead in Zamfara and the Gold in Sokoto and pay 50% of the profit to the FG to share every state in Nigeria.

You will immediately see abookis that will argue 50% is too small for Niger Delta to pay as taxes to the FG and at the same time argue that 50% is too much for Fulani states to contribute to the center for sharing to other regions. They will want to contribute ZERO to the Federal Government but take the lion share of other peoples resources.

ridbay:
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A chieftain of Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), Mohammed Abdulrahman, has said restructuring should be considered, as long as it doesn’t affect Nigeria’s sovereignty or unity.

He said this in an interview with Punch on Sunday, adding that, “no matter our differences, we have become united in our diversity. It is only natural for issues of disagreement to come up from time to time.”

He said those calling for Nigeria’s break up like Nnamdi Kanu, are being sponsored by “irresponsible political elite, who do not understand the realities of our times.”

“What I see that Nnamdi Kanu and his Igbo ilk are doing is to blackmail Nigeria into submitting the presidency to them. The question I will ask them is: Can you have this presidency by blackmail?” He adds.

On where the Middle Belt will go, in case Nigeria breaks up, he said, “I’ll say Jerry Gana is a bigot. He is not a nationalist. I think he’s only a stooge for some big men in Nigeria who are self-serving. Gana can’t say he’s speaking for the Middle Belt. He is on his own. For a certainty, I can tell you that the Middle Belt will stick with the North.”

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oladeebo:
Although a barrel of crude oil can be produce at $30! and the same barrel will be transport through Nigeria territory at $15/barrel!
A barrel of crude oil produce in Biafra will cost $45! production fare + transit fare!($30+$15=$45)
Ukraine/Russia to Europe gas scenario, Northern and Southern Sudan scenario of crude oil transit.
if the oil price product is $50 in world market, Biafra will benefit $5! only on every barrel produced!
Biafra
how market?

HiddenShadow:
I don't understand

HiddenShadow:
Accepted

You have a superior argument

HiddenShadow:
True

but remember that with RPGs and Bazookas, one can easily change direction when the Tanks avoid the minefield.

So, Bazookas RPGs compliment the effort of the mines.


They need to store chemicals, metal sheets/rods, wielding tools and acetylene (to boost the temperature level of the locally made explosives for RPGs and Bazookas) in order to produce locally made RPGs and Bazooka projectiles once their foreign ones are used up.

HiddenShadow:
Bazookas RPGs are better

HiddenShadow:
Remain blessed

Bring back the women and children

If your are staying in the North, defend yourself

Although I wish we completely leave Hausa Fulani North and withdraw to Christian North and band with them to keep off the Jihadists far away as we expect UN Referendum.

cjrane:
Op, Thank you very much for your post. Well written.
Considering your post, it makes sense to relocate family members but stay back in the north as groups of men to fight together if it comes to that.

A lot of people have divulged the Fulani northern agenda to use Nigerian army to lay siege on the SE if they successfully get everyone to leave the north without a legal state of Biafra in existence to protect them. That possibility is very real. But it doesn't mean we are completely helpless should it come to that.

You do not need to sell off your estate in northern Nigeria now because you will get nothing from it. Just keep your legal papers safe and when the time comes, you will either have your property back or compensation will be paid. Just don't be foolish investing further in new projects.

Most importantly, convert most of your savings into dollars, Euro or Chinese Yuan; Renminbi NOW!!!

Open domiciliary account or open accounts in neighboring countries as Cameroon, Ghana, Togo etc. if you must bank with a Nigerian bank, use those that have branches in other countries such as South Africa etc to make sure you can operate your account outside Nigeria.
This is the only way you can retain your hard earned wealth after Nigeria changes the naira and begins their economic war. Also, move the bulk of your account to banks you know will be sympathetic to your cause so that you have a good chance of getting your money back.

It is obvious that Fulani is planning a sinister violent operation, so it may become pertinent to begin looking for arms suppliers abroad. Not that we should purchase the arms, but we will know where to get them and how much when it is needed.

Nigeria will have a long midnight in the near future. Thank you for your post again.