Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 8:21am On Sep 13, 2023 |
There are murmurs by some individuals claiming to be Indigenes demanding that the FCT be given full statehood status complete with an elected governor and three senators.
First, there are no longer Abuja Indigenes. The creation of FCT saw to the displacement and relocation of the Indigenes.
In Niger state , there is a settlement known as New Wuse which was where the federal govt relocated Indigenes of Wuse in Abuja. The process of relocating Indigenes is still ongoing and the original master plan is to strip the territory of its original inhabitants towards making Abuja a truly Nigerian state. Agitations by Indigenes of Abuja no longer hold. As sad as it is, that's the harsh reality and only the Indigenes have themselves to blame for not opposing the FG stealing their land.
Secondly, Abuja as a state will not enjoy the heavy subsidy it enjoys as a federal capital Territory. Those huge investment in infrastructure will dry up as the FG will no longer be allowed to spend more than it is constitutionally alloted to the FCT. And with no mineral resources, the new state of Abuja will quickly become a shadow of itself getting no more in federal allocations than Nassarawa if not less. Abuja state will rely heavily on IGR mainly from taxes which will not be sufficient to meet the ongoing expansion or even in maintaining the existing infrastructure. As a state , Abuja will quickly decay within 5yrs.
Finally , as a state ,will same Indigenes have the political power and numbers to elect one of theirs as a governor ? The Indigenes are already a minority and the most impoverished at that. A governor will not emerge from one of them rather it will be from settlers aka Abuja residents. It is now we will begin to unravel who are behind this Abuja statehood campaign and they are those who have given themselves the non constitutional title of Abuja resident. Our Constitution does not recognise resident ,rather emphasis is on indigeneship. The same people who are advocating for state of residence to replace state of origin in places like Lagos and who went to court challenging the last presidential election in a private suit under the plaintiff name of Abuja residents are the same ones who are pushing for Abuja to be a state in the same hope they think they can eventually come to control it.
These people want Abuja after it has been built by Niger Delta oil from scratch and are the same ones attacking the appointment of a SS individual as minister of FCT.
But paraventure, the FCT is made a state, these same people think Arewa will sit down and watch them vote themselves into power as governors and senators of the FCT. Far from it. The North will reclaim FCT as theirs and by north , I don't mean the displaced Indigenes but core Fulani -Hausa northerners .
These people always look for a way to mess things up for everyone except the core north whom their foolishness has always benefited. 3 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Nobody: 8:22am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Okay |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Ofunaofu: 8:32am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Tinubu is the one pushing for The Abuja statehood 7 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 8:33am On Sep 13, 2023 |
In summary:
1.Abuja state will end up being ruled and dominated by a core northerner from the NW -Hausa/Fulani
2. The hostility towards non northern Muslims that we see in the northwest will become part of Abuja
3. Non northern Muslims will not be protected and your business and property can be shut down and demolished by executive order of the governor.
4. Get ready for Sharia law in Abuja
5. You will find your square roots and relocate faster back to your village if Abuja becomes a state.
6. Abuja will not be what it is today with free money from the FG making whatever investment you have their dry up.
7. Nigerians will blame you for handing over the capital free of charge to the core north.
8. Your role in pushing for Abuja statehood will be seen by others and appropriate measures will be taken to curtail your excesses. 3 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 8:34am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Ofunaofu: Tinubu is the one pushing for The Abuja statehood 0koro, can you explain further to us how this is the case? |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 8:44am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Abuja is truly a no man's land but you won't see the people that like to tag anywhere they settle in large numbers a no man's land tagging Abuja as one.
No where in the north can they dare use that discription after sense was drilled into their heads in places like Kano but they seem to forget that Abuja is part of the north.
Abuja is named after an Arab slave raider Abu Bakr who raided Abuja for slaves to be sold on into the trans Saharan slave trade. Abuja's twin city is Suleja that was established by Abu Baker's brother Suleiman for the same purpose of slave raiding .
Abuja fell under the so-called Pagan province during the first Republic .
If you idiots think that you have any right to a single square inch of land in Abuja you are seriously dreaming.
Abuja resident ? You dey dream. A land that has been stripped of its indigenous people will some how recognise you kafuris from the yeast ? |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Ofunaofu: 8:50am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist:
0koro, can you explain further to us how this is the case? Tinubu didn't fulfill the 25% of votes cast in FCT Abuja constitutional requirements to be declared president He is now sponsoring the Abuja statehood campaign which will make the FCT Abuja the 37th state 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 8:52am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Ofunaofu:
Tinubu didn't fulfill the 25% of votes cast in FCT Abuja constitutional requirements to be declared president
He is now sponsoring the Abuja statehood campaign which will make the FCT Abuja the 37th state Mumu. Where is it stated that you must win FCT? A federal high court sitting in Abuja not only threw away your fellow meddlesome 0koro resident suits but fined them for abuse of court . 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Ofunaofu: 8:56am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist:
Mumu.
Where is it stated that you must win FCT?
A federal high court sitting in Abuja not only threw away your fellow meddlesome 0koro resident suits but fined them for abuse of court .
I didn't make such an assertion Kindly go back and read my comment this time slowly 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 8:58am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Ofunaofu:
I didn't make such an assertion
Kindly go back and read my comment this time slowly You said so in your last post that Tinubu not wining FCT or getting the 25% minimum translates to him not winning the overall elections. |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Saao(m): 9:02am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist: There are murmurs by some individuals claiming to be Indigenes demanding that the FCT be given full statehood status complete with an elected governor and three senators.
First, there are no longer Abuja Indigenes. The creation of FCT saw to the displacement and relocation of the Indigenes.
In Niger state , there is a settlement known as New Wuse which was where the federal govt relocated Indigenes of Wuse in Abuja. The process of relocating Indigenes is still ongoing and the original master plan is to strip the territory of its original inhabitants towards making Abuja a truly Nigerian state. Agitations by Indigenes of Abuja no longer hold. As sad as it is, that's the harsh reality and only the Indigenes have themselves to blame for not opposing the FG stealing their land.
Secondly, Abuja as a state will not enjoy the heavy subsidy it enjoys as a federal capital Territory. Those huge investment in infrastructure will dry up as the FG will no longer be allowed to spend more than it is constitutionally alloted to the FCT. And with no mineral resources, the new state of Abuja will quickly become a shadow of itself getting no more in federal allocations than Nassarawa if not less. Abuja state will rely heavily on IGR mainly from taxes which will not be sufficient to meet the ongoing expansion or even in maintaining the existing infrastructure. As a state , Abuja will quickly decay within 5yrs.
Finally , as a state ,will same Indigenes have the political power and numbers to elect one of theirs as a governor ? The Indigenes are already a minority and the most impoverished at that. A governor will not emerge from one of them rather it will be from settlers aka Abuja residents. It is now we will begin to unravel who are behind this Abuja statehood campaign and they are those who have given themselves the non constitutional title of Abuja resident. Our Constitution does not recognise resident ,rather emphasis is on indigeneship. The same people who are advocating for state of residence to replace state of origin in places like Lagos and who went to court challenging the last presidential election in a private suit under the plaintiff name of Abuja residents are the same ones who are pushing for Abuja to be a state in the same hope they think they can eventually come to control it.
These people want Abuja after it has been built by Niger Delta oil from scratch and are the same ones attacking the appointment of a SS individual as minister of FCT.
But paraventure, the FCT is made a state, these same people think Arewa will sit down and watch them vote themselves into power as governors and senators of the FCT. Far from it. The North will reclaim FCT as theirs and by north , I don't mean the displaced Indigenes but core Fulani -Hausa northerners .
These people always look for a way to mess things up for everyone except the core north whom their foolishness has always benefited.
don't insults others for lack of knowledge. There are villages dominated by indigenous people of Abuja. If you don't know, ask land surveyors, they will tell you more. If Yoruba can chase other tribes from Lagos after several years of moving fct to Abuja, the indigenous people of Abuja can't be chased out. 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 9:06am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Saao: don't insults others for lack of knowledge. There are villages dominated by indigenous people of Abuja. If you don't know, ask land surveyors, they will tell you more. If Yoruba can chase other tribes from Lagos after several years of moving fct to Abuja, the indigenous people of Abuja can't be chased out. Lol You are now defenders of the Gwari people . Gwari people that Fulani even gave them their state name Abuja . What you are doing will only come back and haunt you fools more |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Ofunaofu: 9:13am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist:
You said so in your last post that Tinubu not wining FCT or getting the 25% minimum translates to him not winning the overall elections.
I didn't say that Tinubu must win the FCT Abuja, Below is what I said "Tinubu didn't fulfill the 25% of votes cast in FCT Abuja constitutional requirements to be declared president" 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Saao(m): 9:32am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist:
Lol
You are now defenders of the Gwari people .
Gwari people that Fulani even gave them their state name Abuja .
What you are doing will only come back and haunt you fools more I'm a fool for telling you the truth? I guess you're from South West. Fulani given what? You don't know anything and don't want to learn Mr. Wiseman. I'm more Abuja than you can even thought of. It's not Gwari but Gbagyi OK. You want to lay claim to your area and fight brutal with other tribes because u claimed they said your land is no man's land. Same you is calling and insulting the sensibilities of other tribes and denied their existence because your brother is the president. Let's see how you guys will win this battle. 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by BloomingDale(f): 10:15am On Sep 13, 2023 |
If Yorubas can claim Lagos, then the original inhabitants of Abuja can claim Abuja. 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 10:15am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Saao: I'm a fool for telling you the truth? I guess you're from South West. Fulani given what? You don't know anything and don't want to learn Mr. Wiseman. I'm more Abuja than you can even thought of. It's not Gwari but Gbagyi OK. You want to lay claim to your area and fight brutal with other tribes because u claimed they said your land is no man's land. Same you is calling and insulting the sensibilities of other tribes and denied their existence because your brother is the president. Let's see how you guys will win this battle. Abuja Ibo spotted Dey decieve yourself. Your permanent eviction is certain |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Phoen1X: 10:49am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist:
Abuja Ibo spotted
Dey decieve yourself.
Your permanent eviction is certain Today ' u don carry ur drugy brain go disturb abuja people ? Abi?....you're going back to that rehab you escapf from. 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Seefinish: 10:53am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist: There are murmurs by some individuals claiming to be Indigenes demanding that the FCT be given full statehood status complete with an elected governor and three senators.
First, there are no longer Abuja Indigenes. The creation of FCT saw to the displacement and relocation of the Indigenes.
In Niger state , there is a settlement known as New Wuse which was where the federal govt relocated Indigenes of Wuse in Abuja. The process of relocating Indigenes is still ongoing and the original master plan is to strip the territory of its original inhabitants towards making Abuja a truly Nigerian state. Agitations by Indigenes of Abuja no longer hold. As sad as it is, that's the harsh reality and only the Indigenes have themselves to blame for not opposing the FG stealing their land.
Secondly, Abuja as a state will not enjoy the heavy subsidy it enjoys as a federal capital Territory. Those huge investment in infrastructure will dry up as the FG will no longer be allowed to spend more than it is constitutionally alloted to the FCT. And with no mineral resources, the new state of Abuja will quickly become a shadow of itself getting no more in federal allocations than Nassarawa if not less. Abuja state will rely heavily on IGR mainly from taxes which will not be sufficient to meet the ongoing expansion or even in maintaining the existing infrastructure. As a state , Abuja will quickly decay within 5yrs.
Finally , as a state ,will same Indigenes have the political power and numbers to elect one of theirs as a governor ? The Indigenes are already a minority and the most impoverished at that. A governor will not emerge from one of them rather it will be from settlers aka Abuja residents. It is now we will begin to unravel who are behind this Abuja statehood campaign and they are those who have given themselves the non constitutional title of Abuja resident. Our Constitution does not recognise resident ,rather emphasis is on indigeneship. The same people who are advocating for state of residence to replace state of origin in places like Lagos and who went to court challenging the last presidential election in a private suit under the plaintiff name of Abuja residents are the same ones who are pushing for Abuja to be a state in the same hope they think they can eventually come to control it.
These people want Abuja after it has been built by Niger Delta oil from scratch and are the same ones attacking the appointment of a SS individual as minister of FCT.
But paraventure, the FCT is made a state, these same people think Arewa will sit down and watch them vote themselves into power as governors and senators of the FCT. Far from it. The North will reclaim FCT as theirs and by north , I don't mean the displaced Indigenes but core Fulani -Hausa northerners .
These people always look for a way to mess things up for everyone except the core north whom their foolishness has always benefited.
hypocrite! You were amongst those who screamed " Lagos belong to Yoruba". But because Tinubu lost in Abuja and PEPT has ruled to his favor, Abuja is now "no man land" I am happy PEPT has recognized Abuja as a state. So Abuja must have a governor,a minister and a state house of Assemble. 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by DatNiggaDaz: 11:14am On Sep 13, 2023 |
Useless thread. See wetin tribalism dem cause emilokans. Dem don box dem selves for small corner. The language of the gwari people should be adopted in Abuja just like the emilokans in Lagos assembly just passed their emilokan law. |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by NzogbuNzogbu: 11:15am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist: In summary:
1.Abuja state will end up being ruled and dominated by a core northerner from the NW -Hausa/Fulani
2. The hostility towards non northern Muslims that we see in the northwest will become part of Abuja
3. Non northern Muslims will not be protected and your business and property can be shut down and demolished by executive order of the governor.
4. Get ready for Sharia law in Abuja
5. You will find your square roots and relocate faster back to your village if Abuja becomes a state.
6. Abuja will not be what it is today with free money from the FG making whatever investment you have their dry up.
7. Nigerians will blame you for handing over the capital free of charge to the core north.
8. Your role in pushing for Abuja statehood will be seen by others and appropriate measures will be taken to curtail your excesses.
you have made very good articulation But perphas all what you have said will quicken the disintegration of this country fastest. If all these is happening then no more neutral capital which means SS SE would be wanting out So it doesn't favor north as you think, I don't think we in Niger Delta even care if we lose all the govt took from us to make Abuja. Just to be free from the parasites is enough, I am not for or against Abuja, just saying north sef go hear am |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Saao(m): 11:15am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist:
Abuja Ibo spotted
Dey decieve yourself.
Your permanent eviction is certain see this one. Who is igbo? |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Fejoku: 11:37am On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist: There are murmurs by some individuals claiming to be Indigenes demanding that the FCT be given full statehood status complete with an elected governor and three senators.
First, there are no longer Abuja Indigenes. The creation of FCT saw to the displacement and relocation of the Indigenes.
In Niger state , there is a settlement known as New Wuse which was where the federal govt relocated Indigenes of Wuse in Abuja. The process of relocating Indigenes is still ongoing and the original master plan is to strip the territory of its original inhabitants towards making Abuja a truly Nigerian state. Agitations by Indigenes of Abuja no longer hold. As sad as it is, that's the harsh reality and only the Indigenes have themselves to blame for not opposing the FG stealing their land.
Secondly, Abuja as a state will not enjoy the heavy subsidy it enjoys as a federal capital Territory. Those huge investment in infrastructure will dry up as the FG will no longer be allowed to spend more than it is constitutionally alloted to the FCT. And with no mineral resources, the new state of Abuja will quickly become a shadow of itself getting no more in federal allocations than Nassarawa if not less. Abuja state will rely heavily on IGR mainly from taxes which will not be sufficient to meet the ongoing expansion or even in maintaining the existing infrastructure. As a state , Abuja will quickly decay within 5yrs.
Finally , as a state ,will same Indigenes have the political power and numbers to elect one of theirs as a governor ? The Indigenes are already a minority and the most impoverished at that. A governor will not emerge from one of them rather it will be from settlers aka Abuja residents. It is now we will begin to unravel who are behind this Abuja statehood campaign and they are those who have given themselves the non constitutional title of Abuja resident. Our Constitution does not recognise resident ,rather emphasis is on indigeneship. The same people who are advocating for state of residence to replace state of origin in places like Lagos and who went to court challenging the last presidential election in a private suit under the plaintiff name of Abuja residents are the same ones who are pushing for Abuja to be a state in the same hope they think they can eventually come to control it.
These people want Abuja after it has been built by Niger Delta oil from scratch and are the same ones attacking the appointment of a SS individual as minister of FCT.
But paraventure, the FCT is made a state, these same people think Arewa will sit down and watch them vote themselves into power as governors and senators of the FCT. Far from it. The North will reclaim FCT as theirs and by north , I don't mean the displaced Indigenes but core Fulani -Hausa northerners .
These people always look for a way to mess things up for everyone except the core north whom their foolishness has always benefited.
This is the ape that has been accusing Igbos of land grabbing. Today, he's saying Abuja is a no man's land. Do you see why we say Yorubas are the greatest hypocrites on the surface of the earth? They want to deny Gbagyi people of their inheritance which we all know yet cling unto Lagos and even deny other ethnic groups their constitutional rights of voting. How despicable can these people be? I hope other ethnic groups are taking note. 2 Likes |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by incredible2017: 12:15pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
Ofunaofu: Tinubu is the one pushing for The Abuja statehood Gbam, Abuja residents aren't lesser Nigerians |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by slivertongue: 12:22pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist: There are murmurs by some individuals claiming to be Indigenes demanding that the FCT be given full statehood status complete with an elected governor and three senators.
First, there are no longer Abuja Indigenes. The creation of FCT saw to the displacement and relocation of the Indigenes.
In Niger state , there is a settlement known as New Wuse which was where the federal govt relocated Indigenes of Wuse in Abuja. The process of relocating Indigenes is still ongoing and the original master plan is to strip the territory of its original inhabitants towards making Abuja a truly Nigerian state. Agitations by Indigenes of Abuja no longer hold. As sad as it is, that's the harsh reality and only the Indigenes have themselves to blame for not opposing the FG stealing their land.
Secondly, Abuja as a state will not enjoy the heavy subsidy it enjoys as a federal capital Territory. Those huge investment in infrastructure will dry up as the FG will no longer be allowed to spend more than it is constitutionally alloted to the FCT. And with no mineral resources, the new state of Abuja will quickly become a shadow of itself getting no more in federal allocations than Nassarawa if not less. Abuja state will rely heavily on IGR mainly from taxes which will not be sufficient to meet the ongoing expansion or even in maintaining the existing infrastructure. As a state , Abuja will quickly decay within 5yrs.
Finally , as a state ,will same Indigenes have the political power and numbers to elect one of theirs as a governor ? The Indigenes are already a minority and the most impoverished at that. A governor will not emerge from one of them rather it will be from settlers aka Abuja residents. It is now we will begin to unravel who are behind this Abuja statehood campaign and they are those who have given themselves the non constitutional title of Abuja resident. Our Constitution does not recognise resident ,rather emphasis is on indigeneship. The same people who are advocating for state of residence to replace state of origin in places like Lagos and who went to court challenging the last presidential election in a private suit under the plaintiff name of Abuja residents are the same ones who are pushing for Abuja to be a state in the same hope they think they can eventually come to control it.
These people want Abuja after it has been built by Niger Delta oil from scratch and are the same ones attacking the appointment of a SS individual as minister of FCT.
But paraventure, the FCT is made a state, these same people think Arewa will sit down and watch them vote themselves into power as governors and senators of the FCT. Far from it. The North will reclaim FCT as theirs and by north , I don't mean the displaced Indigenes but core Fulani -Hausa northerners .
These people always look for a way to mess things up for everyone except the core north whom their foolishness has always benefited.
your write up shows that you know little about the FCT or you been mischievous |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by AntiMarxist: 12:49pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
incredible2017:
Gbam, Abuja residents aren't lesser Nigerians Residents ? There is no such thing as State residents in Nigeria's constitution. State of origin holds supreme . The only people suffering from not being given this special state of origin status are the Abuja aboriginals . FCT and Abuja has been declared as no man's land by virtue of the enabling act/decree that created the FCT. I am not in support of this population displacement but that's the sad reality of Abuja. Wise in Abuja used to be a large Gbagi settlement that has since been relocated to Niger state in a place now dubbed New Wuse. It's a travesty on its own because in Africa, all peoples and individuals alike must have ancestral land or else you are one who suffered banishment or ostracism. |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by ubest1(m): 12:51pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
The people pushing it are Tribunal and APC, u guys trying make federal capital to become a state just for selfish interest then opening door for local to demand for their right 1 Like |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by nabiz(m): 12:58pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist: There are murmurs by some individuals claiming to be Indigenes demanding that the FCT be given full statehood status complete with an elected governor and three senators.
First, there are no longer Abuja Indigenes. The creation of FCT saw to the displacement and relocation of the Indigenes.
In Niger state , there is a settlement known as New Wuse which was where the federal govt relocated Indigenes of Wuse in Abuja. The process of relocating Indigenes is still ongoing and the original master plan is to strip the territory of its original inhabitants towards making Abuja a truly Nigerian state. Agitations by Indigenes of Abuja no longer hold. As sad as it is, that's the harsh reality and only the Indigenes have themselves to blame for not opposing the FG stealing their land.
Secondly, Abuja as a state will not enjoy the heavy subsidy it enjoys as a federal capital Territory. Those huge investment in infrastructure will dry up as the FG will no longer be allowed to spend more than it is constitutionally alloted to the FCT. And with no mineral resources, the new state of Abuja will quickly become a shadow of itself getting no more in federal allocations than Nassarawa if not less. Abuja state will rely heavily on IGR mainly from taxes which will not be sufficient to meet the ongoing expansion or even in maintaining the existing infrastructure. As a state , Abuja will quickly decay within 5yrs.
Finally , as a state ,will same Indigenes have the political power and numbers to elect one of theirs as a governor ? The Indigenes are already a minority and the most impoverished at that. A governor will not emerge from one of them rather it will be from settlers aka Abuja residents. It is now we will begin to unravel who are behind this Abuja statehood campaign and they are those who have given themselves the non constitutional title of Abuja resident. Our Constitution does not recognise resident ,rather emphasis is on indigeneship. The same people who are advocating for state of residence to replace state of origin in places like Lagos and who went to court challenging the last presidential election in a private suit under the plaintiff name of Abuja residents are the same ones who are pushing for Abuja to be a state in the same hope they think they can eventually come to control it.
These people want Abuja after it has been built by Niger Delta oil from scratch and are the same ones attacking the appointment of a SS individual as minister of FCT.
But paraventure, the FCT is made a state, these same people think Arewa will sit down and watch them vote themselves into power as governors and senators of the FCT. Far from it. The North will reclaim FCT as theirs and by north , I don't mean the displaced Indigenes but core Fulani -Hausa northerners .
These people always look for a way to mess things up for everyone except the core north whom their foolishness has always benefited.
there is no abuja indigene but there is lagos indigene. Wasn't lagos once a capital. Why do Nigeria like injustice. In a fair country minister of Fct should be given to a gbagi man because no one will love and develop Abuja more than the native . Believe me if Nigeria don't stop all these injustice, they will never smell development |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by Landowner101(m): 1:05pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist:
Residents ?
There is no such thing as State residents in Nigeria's constitution.
State of origin holds supreme .
The only people suffering from not being given this special state of origin status are the Abuja aboriginals .
FCT and Abuja has been declared as no man's land by virtue of the enabling act/decree that created the FCT.
I am not in support of this population displacement but that's the sad reality of Abuja.
Wise in Abuja used to be a large Gbagi settlement that has since been relocated to Niger state in a place now dubbed New Wuse.
It's a travesty on its own because in Africa, all peoples and individuals alike must have ancestral land or else you are one who suffered banishment or ostracism.
So people staying in Abuja aren't residents right ?, they're aliens |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by nabiz(m): 1:06pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
AntiMarxist:
Mumu.
Where is it stated that you must win FCT?
A federal high court sitting in Abuja not only threw away your fellow meddlesome 0koro resident suits but fined them for abuse of court .
idiot must you insult people to make your point. I think you are the biggest mumu. The constitution did not say you must win Abuja. The constitution only said you must score 25% |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by BloomingDale(f): 1:41pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
Abuja belongs to the Gbagyi ethnic group just as Lagos belong to the Yorubas. |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by LegendHero(m): 2:05pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
Abuja is not a no man’s land.
The Gbayi people own that land and if they so desire, they can ask for whatever they want.
Washington DC people are also fighting statehood too and their struggle in USA na same struggle for Naija. |
Re: Who Is Pushing The Abuja Statehood Campaign ? by LegendHero(m): 2:07pm On Sep 13, 2023 |
nabiz: idiot must you insult people to make your point. I think you are the biggest mumu. The constitution did not say you must win Abuja. The constitution only said you must score 25% No constitution said you must score 25% in Abuja except if na Aba made constitution. Now imagine Kano is now the FCT and your loser candidate Obi contested and hit 1% in Kano. If he got 25% in other states of Nigeria, should INEC now deny him his mandate because he did not score 25% in said FCT which is in the heart of Kano. Most Obidients are delusional. Hausa people will just transfer their voters card to Abuja in the next election and that your Obi self no go see the 25% if that is the game. 3 Likes |