₦airaland Forum

moninuola65:
the governors must be hold up for 48% they were embezling

clarocuzioo:
It will be a democratic blunder to give more powers to our present day habitual and perpetual kletomaniacs in the name of governors, they are bunch of selfish, greedy, wicked and heartless set of people irrespective of their political affiliation, none of them has the interest of the masses at heart, so why giving them more powers when they have not justified the one given to them

clarocuzioo:
It will be a democratic blunder to give more powers to our present day habitual and perpetual kletomaniacs in the name of governors, they are bunch of selfish, greedy, wicked and heartless set of people irrespective of their political affiliation, none of them has the interest of the masses at heart, so why giving them more powers when they have not justified the one given to them

DieBuhari:
Northern senators rejected it

wirinet:
I Agree with you. Ordinarily devolution of powers would have been an ideal way to ensure developments and efficiency of government, but given our present crop of politicians, devolution will be a disaster and might lead to unimaginable crisis. Ordinary devolving electoral powers to the states in terms of Local Government Elections, and the governors and godfathers turn the state electoral body to its electoral selection organ. So much so that the ruling party always clean sweep the elections. The last Lagos State Local Government elections was a sham of an election, most of electorate had no idea of the candidates in the election, in some centres no election took place, but result were declared. Now, imagine if the governors control the state police, the governors would terrorize all opponents. Already the State Assemblies and State Judiciary is already a branch of the governor's office.

gberra:
What Stupid Nnamdi Kanu are these Ipob bonobos screaming about on this thread when it was obvious y'all put your hairy ass on the line for Saraki /Ikeweremadu's senate leadership. Oloshi ni gbogboyin. Awon Oloripelebe

wirinet:
I Agree with you. Ordinarily devolution of powers would have been an ideal way to ensure developments and efficiency of government, but given our present crop of politicians, devolution will be a disaster and might lead to unimaginable crisis. Ordinary devolving electoral powers to the states in terms of Local Government Elections, and the governors and godfathers turn the state electoral body to its electoral selection organ. So much so that the ruling party always clean sweep the elections. The last Lagos State Local Government elections was a sham of an election, most of electorate had no idea of the candidates in the election, in some centres no election took place, but result were declared. Now, imagine if the governors control the state police, the governors would terrorize all opponents. Already the State Assemblies and State Judiciary is already a branch of the governor's office.

krendo:
ONce again I praise Saraki for bringing this to a vote

It is obvious that most of the 48 who voted NO will be from the North and the South West

Change does not come easy, this bill need to be presented again and argued again

Viergeachar:
Why is the NASS not a branch of the current presidency despite the fact that the presidency controls all the security apparatus in the country?

Youngadvocate:
I said it, that people with brains of folks like you from obsolete epochs would hover around to stir some dust. I don't judge you consequential, but I should just silence you once and for all.

The originators of this current problem, this untold hardship of two years, and the grand fathers of these new crop of looters disguised as Leaders and this national burden we call government, are both TINUBU and OBASANJO. Take it or leave.

But I thank God they did bring about this government, at least the breeze has blown and we have seen the buttocks of the fowl.

Youngadvocate:
48 of the Senators rejected it not only Northern Senators. Are telling me that all the 48 are Northern Senators?