₦airaland Forum

Just watched Channel news that Buhari wants true federalism at last.

Do you trust BuhariApC enough to enable true/fiscal federalism to operate fully in Nigeria?

His antecedents suggest otherwise.... In my view

Maybe we shouldn't be pessimistic, rather we should be optimistic

I think the True Federalism the Mr. President is talking about is totally seen to appear from what Nigerians have in mind. Because, to my own opinion, this issue of True Federalism suppose to address before implementation of #30, 000 minimum wage and Autonomy to Local Government. Thus, for now its only Mr. President knows what is has in mind and what is mean by True Federalism.

Queenboy123:
Maybe we shouldn't be pessimistic, rather we should be optimistic

Well I think BuhariApC can't implement true federalism since Buhari is 100% pro north and 0% south especially SS n SE, he will only play around the subject and corner everything back to his Hausafulani Muslim regions as usual!

TooMuchStuff:
Well I think BuhariApC can't implement true federalism since Buhari is 100% pro north and 0% south especially SS n SE, he will only play around the subject and corner everything back to his Hausafulani Muslim regions as usual!

alaye why you hate PMB this much na

TooMuchStuff:
Well I think BuhariApC can't implement true federalism since Buhari is 100% pro north and 0% south especially SS n SE, he will only play around the subject and corner everything back to his Hausafulani Muslim regions as usual!

I don't buy into that, because in the last 20 years of Democratic dispensation, we have experienced a barrage of leaders and none has practiced true Federalism, so if Buhari says he wants to, then we all should assist him in making it a reality, other than citing ethnic and religious differences.

Queenboy123:
I don't buy into that, because in the last 20 years of Democratic dispensation, we have experienced a barrage of leaders and none has practiced true Federalism, so if Buhari says he wants to, then we all should assist him in making it a reality, other than citing ethnic and religious differences.

How do u expect the poor north to survive when each region would retain it's revenue and oil proceeds to itself and only pay tax to the centre.?
Lagos and ND are the main sources of funding for the nation. So what would be the fate of the extreme poor north if the south keep it resources (o itself.

TooMuchStuff:
How do u expect the poor north to survive when each region would retain it's revenue and oil proceeds to itself and only pay tax to the centre.?
Lagos and ND are the main sources of funding for the nation. So what would be the fate of the extreme poor north if the south keep it resources (o itself.

They still have some farm produce

Queenboy123:
They still have some farm produce

The south has more agricultural potential than the so called North. Cash crops do better with southern climate