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| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:55am On May 01, 2015 |
Mynd44:By region I mean North, West and East (going back to the default). The region can create as many states and sub-groups as they like within themselves. But they must have equal representation in the central parliament. |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Mynd44(mod): 8:56am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:Of course. When we have politically motivated tribal bigots like you running amok. |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:57am On May 01, 2015 |
ZKOSOSO:The bold is just the plain truth. The injustice is so glaring |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by internetpirate: 8:57am On May 01, 2015 |
I have lived in Kaduna and Katsina states! And I'm now in Port Harcourt! Believe me, Port Harcourt is several times more populated than both states mentioned! There is a grand conspiracy to subdue others through fraudulent population statistics, and it's uncharitable for the so-called "progressives" not to call attention to such a monumental fraud!! abduljabbar4: |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:58am On May 01, 2015 |
Mynd44:If calling for equality makes me a bigot, then I owe you no apology. In fact, it won't stop me from making case for equity |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by internetpirate: 9:00am On May 01, 2015 |
You're not an Igboman! And stop being silly!! kcpragmatik: |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by pazeinza: 9:02am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:I am happy you mention Nasarawa state. Do you know that they are about THIRTY DIFFERENT ETHNIC GROUPS IN NASARAWA STATE? The ibos are the only indigenous tribe in Abia. How have the various ethinic nationalities in Nasarawa been 'represented' in the Nigerian political equation? They include: Fulani Eggon Egbira Afo Agatu Akeye Alago Baribari Bassa Gado Gbagyi etc |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by internetpirate: 9:03am On May 01, 2015 |
Igbos are a majority tribe! Look through reality not a haze of insecurity! He was comparing commensurate to expected population size!!! pazeinza: |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Mynd44(mod): 9:03am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:The problem with this module is that it will not work. Nigeria has way too many tribes to have three groups. Do you even know what will happen during elections? Take Lagos as an example. You can say it is a primarily Yoruba state and bla bla bla but even within the people who claim ancestry to Lagos, there are the Egun, Ijebus and Aworis. And all three are always arguing about who gets to get what position which is why you have silly issues like Ambode is from Epe Or Obanikoro is from Ikorodu etc. Now you want to group Bayelsa with Anambra. If you don't know, Anambra is a state with strong cultural backings and have come to see themselves as the "Pure Igbos". You will simply have Anambra Indigenes edging out everyone else. You yourself have thrown insults at people of Igbo descent and you did seem proud to do so maybe not deep down but due to political interests so just imagine you guys in the same region. |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by pazeinza: 9:05am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:WE KNOW YOU ARE NOT A BIGOT, WE ALSO KNOW THAT YOU ARE MAKING CASE FOR POLITICAL EQUALITY IN NIGERIA WHEN WILL THE SHUWA ARABS BE RECKONED WITH IN NIGERIA? THEY HAVE NOT BEEN GIVEN ANY POLITICAL POSITION EITHER BY APPOINTMENT, ELECTION OR SELECTION. WHY IS NIGERIA MARGINALISING THE SHUWA ARABS |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by internetpirate: 9:06am On May 01, 2015 |
What beats me is that so-called enlightened Nigerians justify tyranny because of political expediency!!! The Lower Niger initiative is a bold initiative that says: "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!" barcanista: |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Champele(m): 9:06am On May 01, 2015 |
Nigeria is so messed up in every way you look at it.nevertheless,Im proud i found my self in igboland.with that im ok and can manage this sh#t country for now. |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Mynd44(mod): 9:06am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:That comment is obviously lost to you. I said Politically motivate tribal bigot which means while you might not be a bigot you are willing to become one for your political interests. Your posts prove this to be true |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by PapiWata: 9:08am On May 01, 2015 |
Ultimately, the "Sudan Solution" will be applied to Nigeria. Let the Izon, the Itshekiri, the Urhobo, the Ogoni and the Ilaje enjoy in full measure the crude oil that lies under the soil of their ancestors, leaving the rest of the nation to look inward for their own resources to sustain the new countries that will devolve when drunken Lord Lugard's failed experiment at tribal unity is finally flushed down the toilet of history. The west of Nigeria can reap handsomely from its bumper cocoa harvests, in its revived role as an agricultural breadbasket. The north, with its 100 zillion imaginary occupants, can certainly thrive on her legendary groundnut pyramids as it did before crude oil was discovered in the far away Niger Delta, and the East whose inhabitants rank among the most academically brilliant on Planet Earth, can become the Silicon Valley of Africa, where technological innovation creates wealth on a scale never before imagined. There is nothing wrong with going separate ways for all the ill-fitting pieces of Nigeria's current jigsaw puzzle. Let it go. Just let it go, y'all. |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Mynd44(mod): 9:08am On May 01, 2015 |
pazeinza:According to the OP, they are in the North hence are Hausa/Fulani |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by lekkie073(m): 9:08am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:no sir, but does that mean because it doesn't favour some ppl, then it must be amended? Unless the northerners think the way the bosniaks thought, there can never be such amendment |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by pazeinza: 9:09am On May 01, 2015 |
internetpirate:So because the ibos are a majority tribe they should be given a special treatment right? But i thought he ws talking about equality The Shuwa Arabs should be neglected The Bacchama should be abandoned The Kemberi should be forsaken so where then is the equality when the minoritites arent attended to? |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Nobody: 9:09am On May 01, 2015 |
Mynd44:Why do some of you feel threatened whenever it has to do with a United SS/SE? FYI the days of acrimony between some SS and the Igbos is OVER! The Ijaw Youth Council that has always held to an unfavorable belief against the Igbos since post 1970 had to go to the Igbo nation to apologise in February 2015. In fact, everyone is talking unity. My guy the so-called Igbo dominating threat is a staled one. Very staled! And my past perception towards the Igbos is also staled and denounced. Stop crying more than the bereaved. I insist on Eastern region, you should leave us to our troubles. Have you heard of "Lower Niger"? Go figure... |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by internetpirate: 9:10am On May 01, 2015 |
They hate Barcanista because he is unravelling their so-called progressive agenda! I used to read stuff on Nairaland without making much comments, but "the progressives" made me a convert with their hypocrisy and intolerance for divergent opinion suitably couched with fine speech and water-tight arguments! If anyone is a bigot, it is those pointing fingers at Barcanista...they forget that four others are pointing right back at them! pazeinza: |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Nobody: 9:12am On May 01, 2015 |
pazeinza:The Shuwa Arabs can settle their differences with their Fulani brothers. We in the Lower Niger we have our own groups Urhobo, Ijaw, Igbo, Esan, Ogoni, Isoko, Efik, Ibibio etc and we will solve our internal challenges. We are talking of balance of regional representatives |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Nobody: 9:13am On May 01, 2015 |
pazeinza:When does equity equates special treatment? |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by pazeinza: 9:13am On May 01, 2015 |
Mynd44:Barcanista is a confused hack. Do you see how he prevaricated the case of the Shuwa Arabs that i highligted? Yet he is making case for the ibos who have enjoyed all political priveledges alonfside the Yorubas and Hausas The Shuwa arabs havent been given any political position since the creation of Nigeria |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Kororugged: 9:14am On May 01, 2015 |
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| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Kororugged: 9:14am On May 01, 2015 |
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| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Blankstare(m): 9:15am On May 01, 2015 |
All i can say, is that all these offices were created by the nothern military oligarch at will, during their reign,part of what have made our democratic structure so large and expensive to maintain. I am hoping tinubu and his south-western allies in the APC in-coming goverment will resurcitate the fight for a workable true federalism for nigeria,possibly they might win it by applying wisdom and tactfullness, and convincing the northerners on the benefit of self-rule and determination. Nobody can make you grow,except you are determine to make the sacrifice. |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by internetpirate: 9:15am On May 01, 2015 |
So, Igbos should keep quiet while Hausas and Yorubas marginalise them via concocted census figures! What you may not know is that what you call Igbo is an amalgam of various tribes and dialects!! Minorities exist there too! More so, if a major tribe like the Igbos can be allowed to be marginalised, where is the hope for minorities? pazeinza: |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by abduljabbar4(m): 9:16am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:I wasn't arguing mr man. |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Nobody: 9:17am On May 01, 2015 |
PapiWata:The proponents of Lower Niger Congress did brilliant job. The call for referendum should be pursued if the Nigeria state is unwilling to put an end to the injustice |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Mynd44(mod): 9:18am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:You mean the same way the Afenifere and OPC "endorsed" President Jonathan and while you danced about it, people who knew there is a disconnect between leaders and the citizens of this country told you it wont amount to anything but you and Ngwakwe wouldn't listen. I propose resource control to as high as 80%. Each STATE maintain its own resources and manages it Treat each state like the subsidiaries of a parent company and let then function as such That is the only way any form of federalism can work. Your talk about regions is as silly as your insults hurled at people of Igbo descent. Now you go figure. Wait why am I here sef? I make it a point of duty to avoid bigot offline and online. Ciao |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by pazeinza: 9:19am On May 01, 2015 |
barcanista:The title of your thread reads 'POLITICAL INEQUALITY IN NIGERIA'. I dont know how/where this fictitious Lower Niger came in. The Shuwa Arabs have suffered enough political inequality in Nigeria, its high time they are given a fair share of natioanl recognition too |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by Nobody: 9:22am On May 01, 2015 |
lekkie073:The thing is that nobody is begging anybody to consider amendment, it is a growing demand that will either be met through round table or be resolved via referendum. |
| Re: The Political Inequality In Nigeria by eCollynzo: 9:22am On May 01, 2015 |
QuotaSystem:Yet your moniker celebrates quota system. What an irony! |
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