₦airaland Forum

CodeTemplar:
The federal system is suppose to be the driving force that motivates the states to be productive but unconditional transfer of funds to useless and purposeless states has made the states part of the party structures they use to control the masses.

Nonsense, Failures will always look for an excuse.

Explain how the Federal system will encourage Almijiris in Kebbi State, or Abia State to be productive?

femisplash:
Of course, which is why an agency which has to be established and domesticated by law in each state, so as to monitor the funds going in.

Lol. Even UN funds that have some of the strictest conditions before disbursement still get looted. Even UBEC funds get looted.

No law stops a thief from stealing...

ogaemma:
Old format to steal and loot.
These political bandit's have started looking for means to gather election money for campaign.
Same food security promise's Buhari made.

This is my problem.
Cant we do something about it as citizens?
Is just for us to complain and say God dey.

they keep rubbing us blind daily and we fold our arms and say God dey.
isn't it democracy?
We should be able to revoke this useless spending through a democractic process.

My question here is that why this our leaders at federal level given states allocation in US dollar why not our own naira if not say you people have drained this country and you people have make naira valueless

SoftSport:
Security challenges in Nigeria are complex, involving various groups and requiring a balanced response from the government. While concerns about handling IPOB and herdsmen issues are valid, generalizations and divisive rhetoric only worsen tensions. Constructive dialogue and equitable security reforms are essential for peace and progress.

ESN was IPOB security project to stop the Fulani militia aka herdsmen from destroying farmlands and killing farmers, but the Presidency went after ESN for fighting Fulani militia herdsmen and kill ESN and IPOB members, and have done nothing about Fulani herdsmen, but I understand now that Sharia is being implemented in the SW.

Intellectual mindset is great, but I think the Presidency has been hijacked by Islamic Invasion ideologists and apologists. You must know that being a Muslim is not synonymous with being an Islamist.

Zico5:
The money that the governors will just pocket and everyone will move on. This is the way Tinubu want rule. I made a mistake for voting this calamity. I wonder what masses have gained since the beginning of this government. Even Buhari that we termed failure was not this bad. He kept on making lives miserable for the masses.

READ READ READ READ READ READ READ READ AND MORE SO, READ TO UNDERSTAND if you can or ask someone to explain to you..

I'm tired of reading wayward comments here

TheBillyonaire:
ESN was IPOB security project to stop the Fulani militia aka herdsmen from destroying farmlands and killing farmers, but the Presidency went after ESN for fighting Fulani militia herdsmen and kill ESN and IPOB members, and have done nothing about Fulani herdsmen, but I understand now that Sharia is being implemented in the SW.

Intellectual mindset is great, but I think the Presidency has been hijacked by Islamic Invasion ideologists and apologists. You must know that being a Muslim is not synonymous with being an Islamist.

I appreciate your perspective, but I believe framing the challenges as part of an "Islamic invasion" is counterproductive and divisive. Security issues in Nigeria require a holistic approach that transcends religious or ethnic biases. The grievances surrounding the activities of herdsmen and the government's response to groups like ESN must be addressed within the framework of justice, fairness, and accountability. However, attributing these complexities solely to religious ideologies risks alienating communities and undermining national unity.

Constructive engagement, evidence-based dialogue, and security reforms that protect all Nigerians, regardless of background, are essential for lasting peace. We must be careful not to paint entire groups with a broad brush or perpetuate narratives that deepen mistrust among citizens. A balanced approach remains the key to progress.

SoftSport:
I appreciate your perspective, but I believe framing the challenges as part of an "Islamic invasion" is counterproductive and divisive. Security issues in Nigeria require a holistic approach that transcends religious or ethnic biases. The grievances surrounding the activities of herdsmen and the government's response to groups like ESN must be addressed within the framework of justice, fairness, and accountability. However, attributing these complexities solely to religious ideologies risks alienating communities and undermining national unity.

Constructive engagement, evidence-based dialogue, and security reforms that protect all Nigerians, regardless of background, are essential for lasting peace. We must be careful not to paint entire groups with a broad brush or perpetuate narratives that deepen mistrust among citizens. A balanced approach remains the key to progress.

I understand the need to use AI for a logical response, and to help you understand better. Can you use the AI to explain the difference between Islamism and Mohammedanism? It could help you understand the reason that all known Fulani herdsmen are Islamists. And the real motive behind killings as a 200 years plan to invade the entire regions to the ocean.

TheBillyonaire:
I understand the need to use AI for a logical response, and to help you understand better. Can you use the AI to explain the difference between Islamism and Mohammedanism? It could help you understand the reason that all known Fulani herdsmen are Islamists. And the real motive behind killings as a 200 years plan to invade the entire regions to the ocean.

I appreciate the creativity in your conspiracy theories, but let's keep the conversation grounded in facts, not fantasies about 200-year invasion plans. By the way, Mohammedanism? That term is as outdated as colonial maps, and it’s clear you’re dusting off relics that no serious conversation needs.

If we're going to dissect ideologies, let's stick to credible sources, not bedtime stories for fearmongers. And remember, intellectual engagement thrives on nuance, not paranoia.