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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Pickup8: 6:44am On Mar 14
banku:
Be careful, you may get exactly what you ask for.

In the North, those Fulani would never smell power again until Hausa in the Northwest, Kanuri in the Northeast and Beroni in the Northcentral have their turns.

In the Southeast, Igbo would never smell power until Igala, Onitsha and other minority got power.

In the Southsouth, Ijaw already had their turn. Time for other minorities like Efik, Ibibio etc.

In the West Yoruba will not get power until other Yoruba outside Ogun State got power.

Conclusion: I think this is the work of those who predicted that Igbo would not be President for the next godknowsyears!

clap for yourself! You reason just like an ant. This is about zones and not really tribes.

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Pickup8: 6:48am On Mar 14
epainos:
Everything I read daily about Nigeria shows that the end is near. And I will be so glad to witness the end of Nigeria.

If this bill is passed, believe me, it is the end of Nigeria. I do not see anything wrong in it, but I am trying to envision a Nigeria under Igbo and Hausa and Fulani will fold their hands. grin Honestly, this is the best strategy to divide Nigeria.

I was against the person who put this bill forward in my previous post, but now, I can see the hand of God in it. Nigeria is going down soon. And it will be the greatest news for me.

Kindly see your doctor ASAP.

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Ayo25: 6:49am On Mar 14
grin
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Googledotcom: 6:54am On Mar 14
banku:
Be careful, you may get exactly what you ask for.

In the North, those Fulani would never smell power again until Hausa in the Northwest, Kanuri in the Northeast and Beroni in the Northcentral have their turns.

In the Southeast, Igbo would never smell power until Igala, Onitsha and other minority got power.

In the Southsouth, Ijaw already had their turn. Time for other minorities like Efik, Ibibio etc.

In the West Yoruba will not get power until other Yoruba outside Ogun State got power.

Conclusion: I think this is the work of those who predicted that Igbo would not be President for the next godknowsyears!
Oga presidency is zoning and not by tribe o. I'm sure you understand what that means ?

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Kionrae: 6:56am On Mar 14
banku:
Be careful, you may get exactly what you ask for.

In the North, those Fulani would never smell power again until Hausa in the Northwest, Kanuri in the Northeast and Beroni in the Northcentral have their turns.

In the Southeast, Igbo would never smell power until Igala, Onitsha and other minority got power.

In the Southsouth, Ijaw already had their turn. Time for other minorities like Efik, Ibibio etc.

In the West Yoruba will not get power until other Yoruba outside Ogun State got power.

Conclusion: I think this is the work of those who predicted that Igbo would not be President for the next godknowsyears!
geo political zones foolish man
In the south east igbos aren't the minority
Which one be Onitsha? You this foolish afj
Just say wetin dey your mind retardded tribal bigot

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Benwallt(m): 6:57am On Mar 14
Nobody will vote Igbo. The terrain is designed for the strong not suckers and propagandists.

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Benwallt(m): 6:58am On Mar 14
slimfit1:
We need regional government not power rotation it doesn't encourage development.

Ironsi should come and re-enact regionalism laws that he abolished

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by TUTU147: 6:59am On Mar 14
this Is The best way to go,it will bring unity.This is one thing pdp achieve in Delta state, and it is giving peace a chance.next zone to produce governor is delta south and it is between ijaw and isoko because itshrkiri have produce governor through uduaghan.This is the only opportunity for my idoma people to produce governor in Benue state.This is the only opportunity for okun people of kogi state to produce governor.We have many tribes that naturally it will be very difficult for them to produce governor or president because of population.

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by mrvitalis(m): 7:00am On Mar 14
BALLOSKI:
Lol!

If this was the case, El-rufai could not have been governor after Ramalan Yero and Kaduna could not have enjoyed development like it did.
There is no local government you won't find someone better then Elrufai

You are just sacred it would mean a Christan from southern Kaduna would rule Kaduna

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by TUTU147: 7:01am On Mar 14
banku:
Be careful, you may get exactly what you ask for.

In the North, those Fulani would never smell power again until Hausa in the Northwest, Kanuri in the Northeast and Beroni in the Northcentral have their turns.

In the Southeast, Igbo would never smell power until Igala, Onitsha and other minority got power.

In the Southsouth, Ijaw already had their turn. Time for other minorities like Efik, Ibibio etc.

In the West Yoruba will not get power until other Yoruba outside Ogun State got power.

Conclusion: I think this is the work of those who predicted that Igbo would not be President for the next godknowsyears!
The power your people smell, how does it change your life positivily.

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Benwallt(m): 7:01am On Mar 14
mrvitalis:

Power rotation would actually guarantee we elect credible people

Once it's this zone turn we know it's all about selecting best candidate from that particular zone

I pray it doesn't work. Let the weaklings stay where they are and the strong get their dues
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by pocom16: 7:10am On Mar 14
epainos:
Everything I read daily about Nigeria shows that the end is near. And I will be so glad to witness the end of Nigeria.

If this bill is passed, believe me, it is the end of Nigeria. I do not see anything wrong in it, but I am trying to envision a Nigeria under Igbo and Hausa and Fulani will fold their hands. grin Honestly, this is the best strategy to divide Nigeria.

I was against the person who put this bill forward in my previous post, but now, I can see the hand of God in it. Nigeria is going down soon. And it will be the greatest news for me.

You have no point really..
.what about now with a Yoruba and kanuri
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Willed042(m): 7:11am On Mar 14
Kaysalas:

I find it very hilarious. There is nothing like "other yorubas". Yoruba is Yoruba. Cheers
But there are others in other tribes. Do tye Ijebus speak same language with their immediate kinsmen Egba, do the people of Ondo speak same dialect with their immediate kins Osun. Do tye people of Ekiti speak sake dialect with their immediate kins Ondo. Do the Ibadan speak same dialect with the indigenous Eko. Must times I ask if we truly have educated youths nowadays. The only people that speak the Yoruba language is the indigenous Oyo.

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by butterfly777(m): 7:13am On Mar 14
mrvitalis:

Power rotation would actually guarantee we elect credible people

Once it's this zone turn we know it's all about selecting best candidate from that particular zone

Who will ensure that the best candidate is selected? Do you have a process or system for that?
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by pagorino(m): 7:13am On Mar 14
This is dead on arrival.
Our politicians are selfish.
This won't manifest.
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Dafresh: 7:17am On Mar 14
banku:
Be careful, you may get exactly what you ask for.

In the North, those Fulani would never smell power again until Hausa in the Northwest, Kanuri in the Northeast and Beroni in the Northcentral have their turns.

In the Southeast, Igbo would never smell power until Igala, Onitsha and other minority got power.

In the Southsouth, Ijaw already had their turn. Time for other minorities like Efik, Ibibio etc.

In the West Yoruba will not get power until other Yoruba outside Ogun State got power.

Conclusion: I think this is the work of those who predicted that Igbo would not be President for the next godknowsyears!
Have Igbos produced president before?
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by SmellingAnus(m): 7:19am On Mar 14
slimfit1:
We need regional government not power rotation it doesn't encourage development.
you mean the six geographical areas should instead have their prime ministers or leaders instead of the power rotation amongst the six regions?
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Dafresh: 7:22am On Mar 14
tsephanyah:
Igbo man will not become president of Nigeria.
You Virginia will never get wet
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by NinjaMetahuman: 7:24am On Mar 14
mrvitalis:

Power rotation would actually guarantee we elect credible people

Once it's this zone turn we know it's all about selecting best candidate from that particular zone
and if all that zone could present are buhari and atiku

Or peter obi and ikpeasu, then what?


Devolution of power is the only thing that can save the country. Reduce power of presidency give local government more power to collect tax, let state control their resources.

Or give regional government.
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by flexyrule(m): 7:31am On Mar 14
mrvitalis:

Power rotation would actually guarantee we elect credible people

Once it's this zone turn we know it's all about selecting best candidate from that particular zone
Just like the north gave us Buhari, and the West Tinubu... Their Best indeed!
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by naija4life247: 7:33am On Mar 14
Rotation of Power is being North and South, not between six fake zones.

Igbos will not get Power on the basis of rotation. Power will never be served on the table. You fight for it, you grab it, you snatch it, and you run away with it.

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by kalufelix(m): 7:36am On Mar 14
Not good...zoning brings incompetent people to power...once its their turn a goat will be selected ahead of a sheep because of turn...e.g okezie ikpeazu and ifeanyi ugwuanyi...it will also encourage tribal and nepotic governance...i sincerely hope this bill fails further readings..

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by lagosrd: 7:43am On Mar 14
Ofunaofu:

https://dailypost.ng/2024/03/eqi13/bill-on-power-rotation-passes-first-reading-in-senate/

Is there anything like geopolitical zone in our constitution? If no, it's an effort in fruitility. And if it is not added to the immediate requirement of becoming a president . Forget about it. Politicians are watching especially the greedy one, and all they care for is themselves alone
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Blaze232(m): 7:50am On Mar 14
epainos:
Everything I read daily about Nigeria shows that the end is near. And I will be so glad to witness the end of Nigeria.

If this bill is passed, believe me, it is the end of Nigeria. I do not see anything wrong in it, but I am trying to envision a Nigeria under Igbo and Hausa and Fulani will fold their hands. grin Honestly, this is the best strategy to divide Nigeria.

I was against the person who put this bill forward in my previous post, but now, I can see the hand of God in it. Nigeria is going down soon. And it will be the greatest news for me.

Why not attack the subject in front of you. Your rebuttals are amiss. Place valid reasons as against subject matter and stop making noise
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by okoloto: 7:50am On Mar 14
This is the best approach to Nigerian unity and development. It comes with equity and justice and every Nigerian should support it except those selfish people that wants Nigeria to be as it is now.
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by omohayek: 7:56am On Mar 14
Why does this bill stop at "geopolitical zones" which don't even exist in the constitution? Why not go all the way to demanding power rotation by state? Even better, why not make it "turn by turn" for every single LGA in the country, to be fair to all Nigerians who aren't from a "major tribe"?

This bill is utterly idiotic, an effort to advance mediocrity in the name of "unity". It deserves to die an ignominous death. Anyone who wants "zoning" is free to make such a choice at the ballot box. The last thing Nigeria needs is to further lower the already abysmal level of its political leadership by enshrining what is effectively a quota system for the top offices of the nation.

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Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Paramount01(m): 8:06am On Mar 14
mrvitalis:

Power rotation would actually guarantee we elect credible people

Once it's this zone turn we know it's all about selecting best candidate from that particular zone


Says who, every region will be stealing to developed their region becaue even if they don't touch any other region you will still vote for their region the next election
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Never4getU: 8:15am On Mar 14
Ofunaofu:

https://dailypost.ng/2024/03/13/bill-on-power-rotation-passes-first-reading-in-senate/

Exercise in futility cos the north will still obstruct it when it doesn't favor them.
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Simplemeeeee: 8:18am On Mar 14
Stevenson20:
I laugh in China. This bill is dead on arrival.
No be Nigeria wey I know very well, abi Nigeria don change overnight
Corruption no go allow the bill to scale through.

The bill can be passed if ONLY ALL the SW, SS, SE and Middle Belt senators vote for it. That will give about 75 out of 109 votes in the Senate alone
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Rumundele(m): 8:19am On Mar 14
Emilokan o is in every state, in Benue precisely the Tiv will not accept this bill happen.
Its always their turn to rule Benue. The other tribes are just observers.
This senator i believe is from the minority zone otherwise he will not think of presenting this bill.
Re: Bill On Power Rotation Passes First Reading In Senate by Simplemeeeee: 8:20am On Mar 14
The bill can be passed if ONLY ALL the SW, SS, SE and Middle Belt senators vote for it. That will give about 75 out of 109 votes in the Senate alone. Same goes with the House Of Reps

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