₦airaland Forum

ExInferis:
The man is batshit crazy.

Only fools would read and agree with him.

Meanwhile they keep saying the north is not monolithic, the north is backward etc.

Funny how he just said the north has veto power by sheer numbers in the NASS.

I wonder how a supposedly weakened and fractured north is able to hold everyone by the balls.

By the way he means he'd rather be a slave in the oduduwa republic than be a free man in Nigeria.

But he's so high on crack he got it backwards.

Femolacaster:
This man has been a known eediot for a very long time, the only thing that baffles me is the how is "fan base " is growing among the nyanmiris that had earlier called him different names when Bianca issues came up.

kn23h:
You didn't answer my question. I don't support blindly.

kn23h:
Look at this clown. I'd prefer listening to Joe Igbokwe's wity message.

kn23h:
An ardent critic that became mute when they dangled money in his face.

Look biatch, you didn't have to come back with another ID.

kn23h:
You didn't answer my question. I don't support blindly.

TRUTHTOPOWER:
Agitation in Nigeria are always compromised by the lead agitators. Thus this current review will lead to nothing in the lives of average Nigerians.

The only thing that can save Nigeria is a President that can achieve economic and educational empowerment for all Nigerians at the grassroots.

Restructuring, secession and all such political gimmicks will only substitute a faction of the oligarchy with another. Unfortunately this may remain the case because the grassroots who suffer only care about the privileges of their ethnic, religious or partisan leaders. They care little about own fundamental rights. They have been conditioned to think that privileges of power enjoyed by their leaders are conditions precedent to their own right to dignity and livelihood.

sekxy:
Jesus Christ. .this afonja nogo kill person..they left the message to attack the messenger...una disease no get cure. .
you people cannot reason with ffk..even if you hate him so much..atleast the guy is making a point. ..but they are busy insulting Igbos..shame,it's a big shame

Iamsammy:
d north have d highest number of senators in d upper chamber bros

wristbangle:
This my sister dey make me roflmao. Lol at 3am. Una no dey sleep?

How your day dey go? Pls do know where queenofnepal/kathmandu is? . I don miss her wahala

IJOBA2:
AS EXPECTED I KNOW YOU WILL BE HERE TO ATTACK FFK.. AFONJA MUSLIMS DEM SWEAR FOR UNA

OBku4:
Lolz
His only problem, is that he is 1 in a million in that so called Oduduwa republic. The remaining 999,999 na fear fear.

TRUTHTOPOWER:
I agree with you also. I only wish you start with addressing the very ignorance that created the problems you have correctly highlighted. The principle was captured by Albert Einstein when he said NO PROBLEM CAN BE SOLVED AT THE LEVEL OF AWARENESS THAT CREATED IT. The awareness of ethnicity and religion "as constituted" is so prejudiced that nothing ennobling can come out of it. There is no exception to this rule all over the world. The awareness we need is awareness of "shared poverty" and "shared Ignorance" "Shared prosperity and shared enlightenment" As we make progress under this awareness, the fish monger or pepper seller will appreciate the importance of electing or voting for people who seem most likely to guarantee the the pursuits of livelihood.

As of today, the majority of voters are ignorant. All they see are the obvious differences or similarities between themselves and their leaders in terms of ethnicity and religion. It is only after election that they begin to understand the gnawing disadvantage in the outcome of their choices. If APC voters for instance had insisted on debating the APC manifesto with the PMB team we wouldn't be where we are today. I supported APC because I knew it was appropriate to change PDP after 16 years of misery. I knew that ideologically APC will do no better than APC if we did not properly engage the APC leadership on the outlines of our common expectations of Change. Unfortunately those of us who wanted this engagement were in insignificant minority. The majority who simply trusted them and cheered them to victory are the ones complaining.

Now we are on the march again asking for another form of change in structure. just as we did in 2015 we have no idea how this change should be constituted in foolproof details. give a local government the budget of a whole state and a free hand to operate that budget, the human capital development will not be different from what we have today. Of course their may be more infrastructure just as in Lagos and Akwa Ibom but corruption will surely kill their initiatives. politriks, sabotage, crime and all social evils will be at play. What would you say about a situation where your opponents work assiduously for your best intentions to fail so that he can gain power?

I wish we can go straight to tackling the problems you have highlighted but I regret to acknowledge that we are too ignorant to appreciate the intricacies of corporate civilization. The solution to this ignorance is rigorous education. This may take few years if we have the right leaders. It may take decades if we don't have the right leaders. Pardon me, if I am boring and wary of joining another bandwagon.

Jelal0007:
religious b!g0t spotted. When the world is talking of electric cars,f00ls like u are here displaying their excess stup!d!ty online.

Femolacaster:
This man has been a known eediot for a very long time, the only thing that baffles me is the how is "fan base " is growing among the nyanmiris that had earlier called him different names when Bianca issues came up.

aminulive:
Former aviation minister, Chief Fem Fani Kayode has said that he would rather live a free man in Oduduwa republic than continuing to be a slave in Nigeria.

Below is a statement by Fani-Kayode made available to the public on Thursday;

"For those commentators in this forum who have never participated in or understand Nigerian politics but who tend to speak and act as if they are the only ones that are sincere about restructuring, I have the following to say.

I hope you have learnt a lesson or two from the fact that during the constitutional review exercise that took place in the last few days the Senate has refused to devolve power from the centre and initiate the process for genuine restructuring in our country.

These are the hard facts, hidden obstacles and bitter realities about the struggle that some of us that are in the field have been facing and complaining about for the last 25 years!

From henceforth let it be clearly understood by all, including those that desire restructuring but who have never participated in Nigerian politics, that we can never achieve it through the existing constitutional structure or the National Assembly.

This is because the system is rigged and designed to protect and preserve itself and because the core north effectively has a power of veto in the National Assembly which it will always exercise in order to block any form of restructuring. It is this point that people like Nnamdi Kanu and other ethnic nationalist leaders came to appreciate long ago and it explains their "hardline" posture on these issues.

The bottom line is as follows: restructuring will not be given to us freely or on a platter of gold.

It must be taken and if necessary it must be taken by force.

Finally, mark this: if it does not eventually come then I say let us cease to be one nation.

I would rather live as a free man in the independent Oduduwa Republic than continue to live and die as a slave in the Federal Republic of Nigeria."

http://politicsngr.com/2017/07/27/ill-rather-live-free-man-oduduwa-republic-slave-nigeria-ffk/

kn23h:
Please jare, je ka pari oro nibi. O ya mi lenu o. Mo ro pe o gbon ju gbogbo APC/PDP yii lo.

Markfemi2:
uncle i get your drift
but if this agitation will lead to a constitutional review should we support it or let status quo remain?