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[/quote][quote author=DabuIIIT post=78522691]Aremuforlife and co should pls answer the above

Are you expecting the YORUBA'S to start a tribal war or hatred war the way the ipob leaders are going about it.
Just check how the leaders are talking and working towards achieving restructure or true federalism and regionalism in a diplomatic ways.
Without any problems if the worst come for Nigeria to divide the SW already have a working commercial and administrative state.

[/quote][quote author=DabuIIIT post=78522666]You talking as if you not in Nigeria, which law maker has got the time for the ordinary Nigerian and his worries? Even at that, don't you know the number of northern law makers at the Nass compared to the southern lawmakers? Which northern lawmaker is gonna throw his/her weight behind True Federalism/Resource Control/Total Restructuring/Regionalism? Which northern lawmaker is gonna support constitutional overhaul?
We ain't talking about years now but how many decades are we gonna be talking talking talking.....

The northerners are in the majority at the Nass and everywhere and will never be in support....

We need to start the campaign from somewhere.
The law makers are there to represent us and if they cannot sponsor laws in our favour, why are they there.
Even if they will be referendum, it will start from the Senate.
So I don't expect any easterners calling on the SW to be at the front run of revolution or referendum. Like I said previously, every body needs to come together with a good ideal on how to carry out a diplomatic revolution.

aremuforlife:
We need to start the campaign from somewhere.
The law makers are there to represent us and if they cannot sponsor laws in our favour, why are they there.
Even if they will be referendum, it will start from the Senate.
So I don't expect any easterners calling on the SW to be at the front run of revolution or referendum. Like I said previously, every body needs to come together with a good ideal on how to carry out a diplomatic revolution.

You don't expect the easterners to call on S'westerners to be on the front,what does that mean? Why you that way? From where is that thought coming from? Why you guys always thinking negative about the easterners?

Talking about the fore front and referendum,I hope you weren't among your Yoruba brothers who were chanting"no erection (election),no leferendum (referendum)", indirectly insulting the igbos who were and have been calling for referendum?

aremuforlife:
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I will like you to go and check the statistics of state under poverty in Nigeria, state under SW are not included. Just because no matter the situation we always a back-up farming to feed our relatives.
Don't be deceived by what your brother's or sister's are posting on social media.

say again bro,..

horsepower101:
Why are you not fighting passionately to make it a better country?

Why are you not on the streets protesting and being politically active?

Why are you more passionate in resisting Biafra but lack the same passion in bettering Nigeria?

Why is/are there no Pro- Nigerian Version of "Nnamdi Kanu" who put fear on your corrupt politicians to make the country better?

Why do the same Nigerians that profess their love also look for visa to leave?

These are just few questions out of many I pose to those who love Nigeria or at least claim to.

good points....

kiiiikikikkikiki....

its just that you are weaker than the federal republic of nigeria....

kiiiikiiiikikiki....shitt runs down hill,you see....

kiiiiikikikikiiki....
kiiiki....

aremuforlife:
Are you expecting the YORUBA'S to start a tribal war or hatred war the way the ipob leaders are going about it.
Just check how the leaders are talking and working towards achieving restructure or true federalism and regionalism in a diplomatic ways.
Without any problems if the worst come for Nigeria to divide the SW already have a working commercial and administrative state.

Keep consoling yourself with that bullshit.
Your people's love for "pass me ajekun" politics won't allow them see the beauty of creating their own oduduwa republic. The ajekun being the crumbs from the tables of their northern masters.

I have mentioned on certain occasions here, that in the event of real restructuring or total breakup of the country, the Yoruba nation has the materials (human and natural) to emerge the best among the constituent nations.
But, the fear of making a stand and emerging on their own has continued to glue them to the fetid ass of the north. Same fear that makes them go haywire anytime Igbos agitate for secession.