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Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by chynabesty: 10:13am On Feb 19, 2018 |
It has been observed that the northerners are always fund of registering under age children and they even go the extent of registering even cows when it comes to election in Nigeria , and that is why they are in control of the country. My question now is that if others regions decide to follow suit by registering under age children and even goats, will the north still be in control of the country? . Share your views |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by Joenyam(m): 10:14am On Feb 19, 2018 |
One of Nigeria's problem is the lack of an organized and proper data system. Where all her citizens at birth, death or pro-life are well registered. Its more than a census, a regularly updated system where we can tell how many people were born yesterday, today or in 2017; how many people died in 2017 or today ; how many persons turned 18 in 2017; how many people are unemployed or lost their jobs; how many people are within 65 years and above if we want to offer special assistance for the aged. We need to know these things, without it we either over estimate or under. It bids my imagination when the govt comes up with figures in their budget. With these properly documented data, we can know what we need and how much we need and for whom. If the southern parts of the country start under age voting it won't bode well for the country, we should at best work to end this precedence. By law of nature, the south ought to have more population because all tends to move where there is water and green, if you observe the western countries bothering Nigeria, you will notice that their southern parts are more populated than their norths except Nigeria. But one can also argue that the north predominantly Muslims who by culture and religion encourage large extended families will amount to a large population. My point, except we have a proper data base system, these problems will continue to linger sake for better technologies and policies to curtail this menace. |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by chynabesty: 10:27am On Feb 19, 2018 |
Joenyam:you haven't said anything |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by chynabesty: 10:39am On Feb 19, 2018 |
Joenyam:well spoken bro but since this system is not in place now would you allow other regions to do same as North? |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by Joenyam(m): 10:46am On Feb 19, 2018 |
chynabesty:The answer is NO, that's why I said we must work hard to end it. Making the status quo more complex is not helping matters. INEC should come up with better policies and technologies as short and mid term strategies, and should stop giving us excuses that they were threatened. Were they threatened from the field to their offices? Or were reports not made on the experiences and progress of work by their field officials to either cancel or abrogate these under aged voters? 1 Like |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by DocHMD: 10:49am On Feb 19, 2018 |
Until the zoogerian southerners starts beating up INEC officials at polling units like the north does, the north will continue to choose leaders and rulers for you with imported demented underaged almajiri refugees from Niger and Chad. |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by redsun(m): 11:10am On Feb 19, 2018 |
That is why a thorough census and forensic data keeping must be in place for Nigeria to be able to move forward equitably and productively. What we have today in that jungle are based on false representations and estimationa. It is unsystematic,hindering and unproductive. The only way the Northern gangs can lose control of other regions is if the leaders of those other regions become transparent and accountable. There have to be positive changes that will carry the masses along,then thuggery and stark mediocrity will become things of the past. |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by chynabesty: 3:01pm On Feb 19, 2018 |
Joenyam:the INEC you talked about the chairman is from the north and you will still discover that the north is holding major important positions in INEC and that tells you that no matter the technology that is in place it will still be in favor of the north because they would want their people to still be in charge. For me the best thing to do is for other regions to follow the same route as the north because with the way things are going in these country things are not getting better and it won't get better anytime soon. Now is for eye for an eye and thooth for thooth. |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by elampiro(m): 3:03pm On Feb 19, 2018 |
The North is more populated. The census figures from history say this. |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by princepeter566: 3:10pm On Feb 19, 2018 |
please if u can register your fowls and the ants in your house register them, the time has come when we have to take the bull by the horn. |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by chynabesty: 3:11pm On Feb 19, 2018 |
redsun:I concur to your statement. But the problem is that the leaders of these other regions are slaves to the northern leaders. It is almost impossible for these leaders to do without the northern leaders. If you are not a loyalist you can't get anything from the federal level and examples of such people are Rotimi Amaechi, Rochas Okorocha to name but a few. |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by chynabesty: 3:13pm On Feb 19, 2018 |
elampiro:They keep making us believe that but are you aware that during the last census that cows and goats where counted? |
Re: Will The North Still Be In Control If Other Regions Start Under Age Reg? by chynabesty: 3:16pm On Feb 19, 2018 |
princepeter566:That is it bro and any pooling unit that refuses to adhere to this development should be dismantle. |
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