₦airaland Forum

Zico5:
Where were you when Ganduje was destroying the entire traditional tool just cos he has score to settle with some individuals. All of you were mute then but could now pick up ur your voice cos you want to be heard. Politicians are just green snakes under the green grass.

Bobloco:
https://dailypost.ng/2024/06/25/traditional-institutions-must-be-protected-from-state-govts-excesses-atiku/

Vintage001:
Watching closely. Meanwhile, if you reside in Abuja in need of custom made Jean trousers, contact me ASAP

epainos:
Take note of the pattern. Here it is.

Incumbents who aren't in agreement with traditional leaders want to destroy them, while oppositions quickly jump to support such traditional leaders.

One thing is clear: These traditional leaders are weapons in the hands of politicians, and they are mostly looting institutions.

The monarchy system of leadership has started dying naturally, and it will not escape it. These obas, emirs, obis, Sultan, etc. must go. They are one of our main obstacle to unity and progress in Nigeria. Naturally, they will die.

mrksquare:
This post by Mr. Atiku is just for the opticc. He wants traditional rulers to perceieve him as one who could protect their interest.

One of the contradiction of our republic is having traditional institution coinciding side by side with elected government personnel. It shouldn't be so in a country that professes republic.

India upon securing independence abolished it's "raj" system i.e monarchical institution. Today there is no king nor traditional institution in India.

Our traditional institution is one cost centre that is a drain into the resources of the State. Money that would have been plough into ameliorating the plight of the citizens are used to sustain the flamboyant lifestyle of kings.

Nigeria constitution should never capture our traditional institution. And if our traditional institution must remain, it must be under the purview of the state. The British deposed many of our kings during colonial rule. And it is even the template upon independence that the State is using to administer the Local Government at present. ATiku just wants to be noticed.

iswallker:
It's like saying culture will die ...

What is left of society...

iswallker:
Yes, kings still exist in India, but their roles are largely ceremonial and cultural rather than political. Many of these royal families maintain their titles and continue to be influential in their regions.

They are often involved in preserving cultural heritage, running charitable foundations, and managing palaces and other properties, some of which have been converted into hotels and tourist attractions. Examples include the royal families of Rajasthan, such as the Maharaja of Jaipur, and the Wadiyar dynasty of Mysore.

Stop lying on public forums...

Melagros:
COMRADES, honestly, I don't know why state governors don't respect our traditional rulers anymore

I'll suggest that traditional rulers should stop visiting political office holders

Vintage001:
Watching closely. Meanwhile, if you reside in Abuja in need of custom made Jean trousers, contact me ASAP

muykem:
Atiku has made another big mistake again. Even the president is silent because of sensitivity of the issues.

fayomim:
How much per jeans and where is your shop located.

mrksquare:
You see why History needs to be introduced and made compulsory. Instead of using Google to confirm my claim you have resorted to labeling me a liar.



https://www.quora.com/Does-India-have-a-Royal-family