₦airaland Forum

Governor Yusuf made terrible mistakes returning Sanusi.

Ganduje only made corrections to illegality but people saw it as politics.

According to Nigerian Constitution it is at least one traditional council per local government.

It is illegal for an Emire or Oba to rule over more that one local government. In Kano before Ganduje came in, Emir of Kano was ruling over six local governments.

Aside from Constitutional matters, other ethnic groups are eyeing the stool and are agitating for their own traditional ruler. For instance, Sanusi is a Fulani, other local governments dominated by the Hausas want Hausas Emir. Among the five Emirs entroned by Ganduje, there were Hausas and that balanced the equation.

Other cities where there are abnormal traditional rulers ruling over more than one local governments are Ibadan, Ilorin and Benin.

Governor Muhammad lawal of Kwara state was trying to correct that in Ilorin but it was reversed by Bukola saraki.

Governor Ajimobi also made corrections in Ibadan by making the local traditional district heads obas

Governor obaseki is also trying to do same in Benin but people don't understand. They thought it is a political move.

I thought you all mocked Igbos over their multitudinous autonomous communities with different traditional rulers? Are you now all copying Igbo system where a city can not have one king? I have always told you all that Igbos were far ahead in political evolution

Only God can save kano from ethnic crises between Hausas and Fulanis

igwebuike01:
I thought you all mocked Igbos over their multitudinous autonomous communities with different traditional rulers? Are you now all copying Igbo system where a city can not have one king? I have always told you all that Igbos were far ahead in political evolution

It is all about greediness and intolerance

Let me hear better word joor.

Biodun556:
Governor Yusuf made terrible mistakes returning Sanusi.

Ganduje only made corrections to illegality but people saw it as politics.

According to Nigerian Constitution it is at least one traditional council per local government.

It is illegal for an Emire or Oba to rule over more that one local government. In Kano before Ganduje came in, Emir of Kano was ruling over six local governments.

Aside from Constitutional matters, other ethnic groups are eyeing the stool and are agitating for their own traditional ruler. For instance, Sanusi is a Fulani, other local governments dominated by the Hausas want Hausas Emir. Among the five Emirs entroned by Ganduje, there were Hausas and that balanced the equation.

Other cities where there are abnormal traditional rulers ruling over more than one local governments are Ibadan, Ilorin and Benin.

Governor Muhammad lawal of Kwara state was trying to correct that in Ilorin but it was reversed by Bukola saraki.

Governor Ajimobi also made corrections in Ibadan by making the local traditional district heads obas

Governor obaseki is also trying to do same in Benin but people don't understand. They thought it is a political move.

Ganduje was trying to weaken his political rivals

Yusuf is trying to weaken his own political rivals who are friends of Ganduje

It's all about politics and control, but sometimes good can come from evil

igwebuike01:
I thought you all mocked Igbos over their multitudinous autonomous communities with different traditional rulers? Are you now all copying Igbo system where a city can not have one king? I have always told you all that Igbos were far ahead in political evolution

Everything Igbos, pure narcissism

Igbos never had kings it was the British that installed them for you, because they knew without kings you can't make the simplest decisions even in your best interest...

Till this very day Igbos can't coordinate together in the Yorubas and Northerners can, you always confuse mob unity with coordination.

Biodun556:
According to Nigerian Constitution it is at least one traditional council per local government.

It is illegal for an Emire or Oba to rule over more that one local government. In Kano before Ganduje came in, Emir of Kano was ruling over six local governments.

You should cite the constitution.

The Hausas should speak up then, if they want their own traditional rulers.

You can’t bring that constitutional nonsense into Benin Kingdom .
The kingship of Benin is older than your stupid constitution.

danvon:
Everything Igbos, pure narcissism

Igbos never had kings it was the British that installed them for you, because they knew without kings you can't make the simplest decisions even in your best interest...

Till this very day Igbos can't coordinate together in the Yorubas and Northerners can, you always confuse mob unity with coordination.

Mob unity is democracy. Haters of democracy ridiculed it as "mob rule" at the early stage of it's invention. How did Igbos coordinate the kicking out of Fulani marauders while Hausa with kings can't do same against bandits, nor Yorubas against herdsmen? Maybe coordinating together is about following one stvpid megalomaniac like a goat to your own detriment

danvon:
Everything Igbos, pure narcissism

Igbos never had kings it was the British that installed them for you, because they knew without kings you can't make the simplest decisions even in your best interest...

Till this very day Igbos can't coordinate together in the Yorubas and Northerners can, you always confuse mob unity with coordination.

Kings never made any decisions to the interest of the masses. Ezebuilo (a king is an enemy) is a popular Igbo philosophy. The British needed their partners in crime and foisted charlatans to do the dirty work. However, the masses stuck to the democratic consensus methods. If kings were good thing why are we now struggling to reduce their powers? Igbos evolved ahead of you

BitterTruth0001:
You can’t bring that constitutional nonsense into Benin Kingdom .
The kingship of Benin is older than your stupid constitution.

And British subjected him under a mere commissioner for local government and chieftaincy. E b like your brain dey pain you abi

igwebuike01:
I thought you all mocked Igbos over their multitudinous autonomous communities with different traditional rulers? Are you now all copying Igbo system where a city can not have one king? I have always told you all that Igbos were far ahead in political evolution

I dey with you on this 💯

Asiwaju in his greed for power has just initiated the scenario! But sha, Asiwaju and gandollar go loss Las Las

Biodun556:
Only God can save kano from ethnic crises between Hausas and Fulanis

But I'm surprised at how Obedients are now the ones supporting Sanusi. The same Sanusi that used $50b missing oil money propaganda to oust Jonathan govt. Iweala challenged him to bring the fact,he bulged and reduced the value to $20b. All lies!!! The same Sanusi that was one of the major saboteurs of the Jonathan administration. He was sacked by Jonathan due to the friction between him and okonjo iweala.

I'm never a fan of him. He gave APC the propaganda machine to destroy pdp govt. A genuine pdp member like me can never support Sanusi. Nonsense

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Bigkoko:
Asiwaju in his greed for power has just initiated the scenario! But sha, Asiwaju and gandollar go loss Las Las

The issue has been like that since 70s

Yorubas should learn to mind their fucking business.

igwebuike01:
Kings never made any decisions to the interest of the masses. Ezebuilo (a king is an enemy) is a popular Igbo philosophy. The British needed their partners in crime and foisted charlatans to do the dirty work. However, the masses stuck to the democratic consensus methods. If kings were good thing why are we now struggling to reduce their powers? Igbos evolved ahead of you

Study the history of Rome, study the history of France, Germany and Britain

It was usually the most undemocratic leaders who acted in the best interest of the people and elevated their societies to a height of respect.

Politicians are the Kings of today so it makes sense the Kings of yesterday need to give up their power.

igwebuike01:
Mob unity is democracy. Haters of democracy ridiculed it as "mob rule" at the early stage of it's invention. How did Igbos coordinate the kicking out of Fulani marauders while Hausa with kings can't do same against bandits, nor Yorubas against herdsmen? Maybe coordinating together is about following one stvpid megalomaniac like a goat to your own detriment

The only time where Igbos worked together was during the Biafran war and that was only because you were forced into a tight corner with no choice...

In Anambra alone there are Onitsha Igbos, Nnewi Igbos etc, each group fighting for their own communal interest, discriminating against other communities at the expense of the greater tribe, even the language is a mess with infinite dialects...

And this sounds like a good thing to you.

Note: Democracy is mob rule, Nigeria and USA are Republics not Democracies.

danvon:
Everything Igbos, pure narcissism

Igbos never had kings it was the British that installed them for you, because they knew without kings you can't make the simplest decisions even in your best interest...

Till this very day Igbos can't coordinate together in the Yorubas and Northerners can, you always confuse mob unity with coordination.

Majority of the community primary and secondary schools in igboland were built by communal efforts, not government....women and children fetching water during construction, men moulding blocks, age grades taking up aspects of the construction etc

You see that Sam Mbakwe Airport, Owerri.......my grandparents and my parents like millions of other igbos contributed money to build it, show me an airport in your region that was built through communal effort.

Mindlog:
Majority of the community primary and secondary schools in igboland were built by communal efforts, not government....women and children fetching water during construction, men moulding blocks, age grades taking up aspects of the construction etc

You see that Sam Mbakwe Airport, Owerri.......my grandparents and my parents like millions of other igbos contributed money to build it, show me an airport in your region that was built through communal effort.

Your example confirms the very thing I'm talking about, instead of simply collecting taxes and building the schools you guys all contributed money (which is almost the same thing) but the difference is that most of you won't live in that community forever, many of you will migrate, so when the school needs money to upgrade and maintain the school, hire more qualified staffs etc. There won't be anybody available to pay for it because you never had a stable tax system.

You would have to rely on another mass donation.

danvon:
Your example confirms the very thing I'm talking about, instead of simply collecting taxes and building the schools you guys all contributed money (which is almost the same thing) but the difference is that most of you won't live in that community forever, many of you will migrate, so when the school needs money to upgrade and maintain the school, hire more qualified staffs etc. There won't be anybody available to pay for it because you never had a stable tax system.

You would have to rely on another mass donation.

Then post the images of the primary and secondary schools in your village that the taxes paid by your villagers, resulted to......we learn by example.

I don't need to live in the village but I am not cut off from my village. The village primary school built by my community in the 1940s, which my father attended, is still existing till this very day and regularly maintained by my community with contributions from indigenes living in the different parts of the world.

I will be replicating in my village primary school, a playground I see here in the UK, in a Cambridge primary school as I love seeing children playing outdoors.....the igwebuike spirit, sustains development.

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