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| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by macolino(m): 5:50pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
huangcheng:I just sidon dey observe |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:52pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
zendy:same here I am tired of Hausas and Igbos best is Oduduwa republic, Biafra and Arewa |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by kenny987(f): 5:54pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
Like some wise person said, Nigeria has a date with the truth and that day of reckoning is coming. Until then, people will keep hiding their heads in the sand and proclaiming lies as truth. Soon enough...very soon. It is alarming that some here actually have a reason to support and encourage this despotic arrangement/system of governance rather than advocate for decentralization and resource control. A union must be organic with the consent of all parties involved and sacrosanct terms of engagement spelled out! Any other thing is a recipe for disaster and will only be managed for so long. Soon...we will have no option but to accept the truth for what it is and hopefully, it would not be too late. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:55pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
kenny987:Simple |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by PenSniper: 6:01pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
johnserek:Self-determination for the Yoruba is a foregone conclusion, it is only a matter of time. Nigeria hasn't got what it takes to survive as a nation and the same divergent forces that militate against her nationhood would see to her demise. Nigeria is bound to crash. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by Mcbussy(m): 6:37pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
ayokellany:Oga, abeg, at some point, with the way this country is going... We mind |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 8:30pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
Mcbussy:Leave am may in dey rant like slave |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by amakasul(f): 8:59pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
johnserek:You are the liar and a tribal bigot seeking to sow seeds of discord between Nigerians. Very few apart from ND and SE will agree with your half-baked assumptions. Scotland does not have full fiscal autonomy from the UK - this is a lie of yours. Scotland is a country in its right but in union with England, Wales and NI to form UK, which is a misconception of the ibos when they compare themselves to Scotland and referendum. You should be ashamed to stoke tribalism in this age of multi-ethnic countries and societies. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 10:12pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
amakasul:I am not stroking tribalism my point is simple your resources are being stolen do you enjoy being a slave or what Scotland controld 70% of its economy thats okay for Nigeria |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by 1adewoye: 10:14pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
johnserek:You are really daft quoting links when you have not grasped the crux of story. The BBC and the Guardian links were about debates during the Scottish Referendum and implication of full fiscal autonomy for Scotland. If you visit the Office of National Audit (UK) you would know that the North Sea oil and gas industry makes a substantial contribution to the UK economy. Since 1965, it has generated operating surpluses of £250 billion and some £91 billion direct revenue has been paid to the Exchequer. That is the UK's treasury (ministry of Finance) In recent years however, Scotland has been given greater autonomy but not full fiscal autonomy as it is still dependent on the UK for statutory allocations, foreign and defence. UAE was established in December 1971 as a federation of seven emirates. The late Sheikh Zayed, ruler of Abu Dhabi and the first President of the UAE, oversaw the development of the Emirates and steered oil revenues into healthcare, education and infrastructure. But you were there lying to NL users that resources were not used for the common good of all. You said Germany doesn't share resources with Italy and I asked why should it? Are they one country? Finally, I have already expressed my disgust at your cheap xenophobia and pedestrian attempt to whip up ill-feelings among Nigerians. You stand on your own like a sore finger. I will not grace this trash of yours with another comment. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by amakasul(f): 10:24pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
johnserek: You don't know a thing. How does pulling resources of the federation together in a diverse country makes one a slave? Just look at the emotive word you are using! By the way, which 30% of the economy does Scotland not control? |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by coolitempa(f): 10:49pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
I am a Yoruba nationalist......I understand that we will always have neighbours whom we might not like.......the OP has many valid points........ ![]() |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by bashirolu: 10:55pm On Sep 07, 2015 |
Confused Biafra, who told u that Dubai is a country? Germany and Italy? Scotland? Are you hiding behind fake knowledge to promote division just as you have failed in your arrant Biafra? Sorry jerk, no dice! Go tell Okonkwo over akpu! nkiti-ala 404. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by knowledgeable: 12:08am On Sep 08, 2015 |
QuotaSystem:My friend, the common enemy here is the disfunctional structure, of which you (hausa/fulani) are the gate keeper of. Is the root cause of poverty, underdevelopment, backwardness, disease, road accidents, corruption, ethnicity, religious extremism, bokoharam, fulani herdsmen slaughtering unhindered, born to rule mentality, power outages, Yoruba/Igbo rivalry, Niger delta militancy, overpaid senators, baby factory, migrant prostitution, Biafra separationist movements, short life span, arm robbery, rituals for money, fulani cattles on roads and farms, foreigners exploitation of Nigerians, no water, no public toilets, no under ground sewer systems, no security, devaluation of naira, oil subsidies, cut off exam mark for different regions, increase in heart attacks, kidney disease/failures, no hospitals, reasons we can't manufacture are own cars, caterpillars, weapons, televisions, telephones, computers, build strong social institutions, hausa/fulani marriage to this disfunctional political structure is the reason we all are living under the weight of a fragile state, and finally, is the reason, Nigerians do not feel they have a future, .......but they will give Buhari enough time to prove them right or wrong. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by Nobody: 12:20am On Sep 08, 2015 |
OP i hate lies. I am from south south. Fulani or Hauss did not create Nigeria Unitary System. The Unitary system was created by Igbo Man General Agunyi Ironsi. At that time d North wanted to leave Nigeria but was advised by d British not to. The truth is dat it was Igbo man Agunyi Ironsi who opened d eyes of Hausa Fulani to Unitary System. Since d North later discovered that it benefits them, they stick to it. Yes it is true d North dont want the Unitary system to stop today, but they did not create it. Agunyi Ironsi quest for total control and power led to this. Secondly OP, stop lying. You are not yoruba. Your writing style clearly shows that you are Igbo. You created this ur profile five days ago just to claim yoruba. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by Nobody: 12:31am On Sep 08, 2015 |
K knowledgeable:The North is not d cause of poverty. Corruption is d cause. We are selfish and greedy people. Even when we have d so called 50% resource control we want, it wont lead to much with our current greed. Here in rivers state where i am , almost all d state scholarship to sturdy Medicine abroad especially in Russia and Ukraine goes to only top politicians and govt officials children who mostly live in portharcourt. The real communities where d revenue are coming from are neglected. Almost everything is concentrated on state capital. Can you tell me how we are better than Hausa Fulani in managing public fund? |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by knowledgeable: 1:15am On Sep 08, 2015 |
atbu1983:Other races have a rigid belief, that black Africans are incapable of critical analytical reasoning, and we prove them right 100% of the time. My dear African/Nigerian, reasoning analyticall, I dare to tell you that Nigeria problems are NOT bad leadership, bad governance, bad management or corruption, but disfunctional political structure that is foundational/fundamental period. Hausa/fulani are custodian of this disfunctional structure. Bad leadership, corruption and etc, are symptoms of deep rooted foundational disfunctionalities. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by dmater: 1:36am On Sep 08, 2015 |
atbu1983: zendy: |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by Nasman(m): 2:12am On Sep 08, 2015 |
johnserek:I dont have much to say. But, let me draw ur attention, to a myth which is popular in contemporary southern owned Media. Lagos is not and can't be more populous than Kano. You can blaming us the Fulani as the main cause of your (Southerners). For all I care, we don't give a damn. Nobody can make Fulani politically irrelevant. We are not Igbos, how Jews are powerful in the US, that's how powerful Fulani are in Nigeria. Take it or leave it. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by Nobody: 2:50am On Sep 08, 2015 |
knowledgeable:We love blaming others for our problem. It is a sign of failure. We have been enjoing 13% derivative for more than 13years. What have we done with it? NDDC is d most corrupt agency in Nigeris. NDDC is fully managed by us. Almost all d staffs of NDDC are from d south south. All d staffs do is share d money to develop thier own community among themselves. Buy big cars and chase d beautiful women. Most of NDDC road here in Portharcourt were i Live dont survive 5 years despite all d millions and billions spent on them. Almost all d contractors are indigene. Tell me how Hausa Fulani is responsible for d extreme stealing in NDDC and south south states? He who is faithful with little will be faithful with much. To be sincere with ourselves, even though we dont have 50% resource control we want, we have been given reasonable attention. We have 13% derivative, we have NDDC and we have ministry of Niger Delta. With all this, what have we done to show we are better than Hausa Fulani? That is why i agree with Barrack Obama when he told d black Americans to stop blaming d white for thier failure and take responsibility. Even though i want resource control, i dont think i want it for d current politicians and leaders we have in Niger Delta. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by Nobody: 2:56am On Sep 08, 2015 |
Nasman:For Clarity, Lagos City is Clearly more populated than Kano City. But Lagos State and Kano State that i cant say for sure. It could be any of them. However i believe lagos state will be 20% more populated than Kano State. Just my opinion. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:07am On Sep 08, 2015 |
amakasul:Yes it does For christsake England brings in the most money and takes in the highest share Today in Nigeria Yoruba Land brings in the highest GDP and gets crumbs The fact it's not shared equally is wrong The fact that we don't get majority is wrong The fact that you don't find it wrong is slavery USA today doesn't pull majority of its resources together I'm not stroking hatred btw North and SW But the truth is Nigeria is choking for Yorubas Simple and I said southern Nigeria not only Yoruba or you think it's justifiable mainly fulanis own oil blocs and head your customs? Yoruba ronu |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:12am On Sep 08, 2015 |
Nasman:Some Yoruba youths will read the part of we don't give a damn and still defend the system that subjugate southern Nigeria - My point is not about making anyone politically irrelevant, my point lies in economic destiny and fiscal federalism -Kano is not as populous as Lagos for christsake Lagos is a coastal city with busiest portss borders etc no boko haram - Why are u afraid of regionalism, resource control etc |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:16am On Sep 08, 2015 |
atbu1983:Your point is valid but pls answer me does that mean Niger deltans shouldn't have access to their God given resources? Even if they want to challenge the ownership War is threatened how is that freedom and equality |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by Nasman(m): 5:24am On Sep 08, 2015 |
johnserek:So, since Lagos is a coastal city, then it is more populated than Kano? For goodness Lagos is the smallest state in terms of land size in the whole federation. People packed in a small area. The population density will be high. It a simple fact, and this is the case of Lagos. Don't confuse population density with an actual demographic figure. Take a trip to Kano state., and educate yourself. I drop my case. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:24am On Sep 08, 2015 |
amakasul:The aim of my article is not to stroke tribalism or start stoning Northerners NO The aim is to make you aware that in a true Federation you keep what you earn In your family assuming your 5 kids do all you share your income NO you don't And even if you do is it the person that brings in the smallest money that gets the biggest proceeds NO As for you picking out only my scottish argument after educating you on others is mischief - scotland maintains at least 75% of its resources - Scotland has its own scottish pounds not shared with british - My dubai response clearly kept you quiet - In canada each province keeps 65% of its income for self development - In Usa same thing Money from NY Miami is used to develop NY and Miami not majority of it going to Alaska Ghana next to you same thing South africa- Durban. Jburg same thing infact they have 3 capitals for Executive, Legislature nd Judiciary Infact pre military Nigeria is like that Assuming there was a mutual agreement by Southerners to share their resources the need for this discussion won't arise And my article has nothing to do with Buhari winning. It's simply a wake up call |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:27am On Sep 08, 2015 |
Nasman:Oh pls where in the world is a desert city that offers nothing becomes more populous than a coastal city Mind you the Yorubas are the singular largest ethnic group in the country hausa-Fulani is a scam Asides Yoruba presence, there's ND, Igbo and Hausa presence all in large scales unfound anywhere in the north |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:33am On Sep 08, 2015 |
atbu1983:The point of my article is not corrupt leaders The problem is the structure which the country operates It's Fraudelent and wrong Also why is there no call to change it and why is not acceptable You seem not to get the point of my message Don't you find it weird Igbos can't build there own ports if they want to Don't you find it weird Yorubas can't pursue exporting resources Assuming oil wells were in Yoruba land will you permit Fulani to own it 95% The structure is very fraudulent The North hides under a fake federalist system to milk resources from South Now I'm highlighting it only for some ignorant southerners to attack me. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:36am On Sep 08, 2015 |
knowledgeable:This is my point not bad leaders etc that freedom to advance has been eroded |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 5:51am On Sep 08, 2015 |
coolitempa:Simple instead I'm being bashed |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by Rawani: 6:24am On Sep 08, 2015 |
johnserek:How can you call a region that produces the grains, milk, meat, vegetables and food in general that you depend on for your daily survival, and is filled with numerous solid minerals a 'desert region that offers nothing'? Now I see the point your opponents have been making. If you had presented your case with sincerity, probably your message will be given the value you desire, however your current approach betrays a dishonest agenda. |
| Re: Letter To Southern Nigerians Particularly Yoruba People by johnserek(op): 8:13am On Sep 08, 2015 |
Rawani:that was in the past come to Lagos ports and see excess rice, milk on ground I dont know about other regions but western region is fine we grow our own tomatoes , vegetables, chicken, snail and fish its only cows we get from north Now having made your point are you comparing a grain city with a financial capital of west Africa and if you claim your region is rich in your resources then let each region operate resource control and fiscal federalism |
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