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Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:53pm On Apr 29, 2020
illicit:
that airport serves Nigeria as a whole.... it's not meant for southwesterners alone.
...but the taxes goes to the region where it is built...

Remember when guys like Covidodo, LegendHero, Gayraso claim the airport belongs to them...alone.
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:51pm On Apr 29, 2020
illicit:
https://mobile.facebook.com/npowerng/?refid=46&ref=opera_speed_dial&__xts__%5B0%5D=12.AbqN4ggeLzYeb43XYE3Y1odl7gk8XX8L1Rq5bLcG0yu65myCDYX3oRA9roNf8c_HQas9fLPfohp3KBDXT5pYtRcBgKBuNNDHV8v3cPc3X8W19iRhSZ7uiKFDmgt_bddtdP9vXg0znrbbxlYsbSIaL_3np3WxqLxqCjmIwwEDdKjBGvCkseOrfMY0UPtLZ-QynSzwfDWf2B9MQJim538OmCXIHHP8LvFqmrfioyVWsXoqFrmCReZATLyGLCXt26s_IKEntIdcU55e-6l780QG6iwC0F8hBzKjn1_uP-0sQQqyZFL6PipY7WhBNYd3WWv0K67NcuEIccraI7ES5dQg2H5MDdhZrHgLSTdfs_OfszWMs6Y3eqhGvKmDUImXE9AETyyFMNoHJgK2om9wpO2EFh3aTZ92vAPxqx7444a4x7TviUg7NZe_LkceebDf6zSlxs-nmD0qufIdQx72znOCZhIZ7prDuI3krNDMmFLCUKeD6IWRQMbXcbI89C5RLuD5DhscMTIatyly_J2IjvApdSXNVaPCYp55IiT638XfBUsscSrr0UW-PS-wyjb-18nlnaw

half educated northerners are the most beneficiaries
In appointments..yes...but in infrastructure...the SW benefits most over time.
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:49pm On Apr 29, 2020
Poloyanabo1:
In this present government its the NW, most political appointments and most infrastructural projects, mention it.
maybe its because they produced the highest votes in the last election coupled with the president coming from that region.
Its Sad!
Can you show the projects...Not the audio ones...
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:48pm On Apr 29, 2020
tayebest:
NE benefitted the most.

Look into buhari's kitchen cabinets is mostly dominated by the NEs.

The NEs are principal ministers of this government compared to other states.

Based on the insurgency happening in the north, there is massive rehabilitation in the states brought about by the FG and private organization, philanthropist etc.

Bottom line, na North East they enjoy this government pass.
This is not much about appointments...they may have more appointments though...but we are looking at..those who have benefited for decades....
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:45pm On Apr 29, 2020
Poloyanabo1:
Nw
Show or name the infrastructures...if you can...to support your views, please
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:45pm On Apr 29, 2020
illicit:
the railways that don't serve the hinterland but heads straight to the north
Just like Murtala Mohammed airport in SW heads to UK, US and other countries...

Try another one.

The fact remains that SW is the beneficiary of the current Nigeria state...followed by the nothern regions.
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:41pm On Apr 29, 2020
Iamgrey5:
Which federal institutions are so many in ibadan?

Kaduna Abuja railway?

Asaba/Onisha bridge ?
This bridge in SW alone, can build those projects with extra change...

What about Lagos -Ibadan railway?

Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:36pm On Apr 29, 2020
helinues:
School Wizard region
Do you have any images to support your findings?
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:36pm On Apr 29, 2020
From research..the below is rating of regions who benefits most from the FG. in Nigeria.

1. SW
2. NW
3. NC
4. NE
5. SS
6. SE
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:34pm On Apr 29, 2020
illicit:
that's because Lagos ibadan road is the commercial nerve centre
...Sorry

The topic is.... which region benefits more.
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:32pm On Apr 29, 2020
illicit:
most of these are not Federal govt projects.

moreover white elephant projects are not worth mentioning
Which ones are you talking about?
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:28pm On Apr 29, 2020
tayebest:
You're talking in the rubbish! angry
Do you know how many federal institution in Ibadan alone?

Where in Nigeria have you seen road project like Lagos-Ibadan express road?

No region has the 3rd Mainland bridge...

Lagos-Ibadan rail system is another one...

Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:26pm On Apr 29, 2020
illicit:
I have never met nor heard of an unemployed hausa/fulani graduate
People have not seen any infrastructure like those in SW...even the SS that lays the golden eggs don't have such...
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:24pm On Apr 29, 2020
haaaaaaaaa:
North North North
North is not a region..please be guided by the six geo-political regions
Politics › Re: Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:22pm On Apr 29, 2020
SW benefits most from the federal government
Politics › Which Region In Nigeria Benefits Most From The Federal Government by Redcrafton(op): 4:21pm On Apr 29, 2020
Which region in Nigeria benefits most from the Nigerian government:

NW
NE
NC
SE
SS
SW

You can support you view with infrastructure...images!

This is an academic exercise...

Please no ugly images..

Everyone needs to know who gets more...than the others..
Politics › Re: Battle btwn 2 northern regions against 1 south east by Redcrafton: 2:53pm On Apr 29, 2020
KINEMATICZ:
Lol. So that one no be major road, see another major roads
Good! Now tell me your state?
Politics › Re: Battle btwn 2 northern regions against 1 south east by Redcrafton: 2:24pm On Apr 29, 2020
KINEMATICZ:
So what I posted, is it not Owerri? See another pictures of Owerri, it is a shithole
Stop being childish...you posted images of few streets...Is that how to present a city?

Tell me your state...and you will run off this thread if I post similar pictures of streets especially during the raining season as you have done.
Politics › Re: Battle btwn 2 northern regions against 1 south east by Redcrafton: 2:10pm On Apr 29, 2020
Grgton:
oga don't come n be comparing owerri and Aba.. they ain't the same, Aba has remained abandoned since 90s, everyone knows that. as I said before, the only challenge owerri has is on road maintainance / rehabilitation, which is currently ongoing, Owerri has always been a beautiful city.. you can't come here to say whatever ill you thought, and arguing with me on where I live
Parts of Aba like Ariaria market and few streets may be hopelessly dirty...but major part of Aba are well planned and better than most parts of other state capitals...as Aba is just a town in Abia state.

Politics › Re: Battle btwn 2 northern regions against 1 south east by Redcrafton: 2:07pm On Apr 29, 2020
KINEMATICZ:
Which one is old picture? Abeg who doesn't knows that Owerri is a dilapidated filthy shithole? Maybe you wanna deceive non Nigerians. These ones are from an Imo guy on Facebook.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1994514820693616&id=100004053521420
Mister stop posting rubbish...Your state capital can never match Owerri...

Politics › Re: . by Redcrafton: 2:00pm On Apr 29, 2020
Many thanks to Admin...for cleaning up the mess here.

Good work!
Politics › Re: South East Vs North West (photos, Videos) by Redcrafton: 1:46pm On Apr 29, 2020
Arrewa:
this is Amina Hall... In Samaru, zaria Kaduna State!
Always showing Federal government project...

This is Owerri in SE Nigeria

Politics › Re: South East Vs North West (photos, Videos) by Redcrafton: 1:32pm On Apr 29, 2020
..Oguta town...in SE...

Politics › Re: South East Vs North West (photos, Videos) by Redcrafton: 1:28pm On Apr 29, 2020
Arewaa, forget this comparison....Outside Kano you have absolutely nothing...

Just look at a village in Eastern Nigeria...It is better than your GRA in any part of northern Nigeria...

Politics › Re: Yoruba Nation Becomes 45th Member Of UNPO — Akintoye by Redcrafton(op): 8:01pm On Apr 28, 2020
solmus:
cool



we no dey make mouth, we make moves.. big boys move

Odua a gbe wa oo

Self determination is not about insulting everybody and breaking bridges its about applying wisdom in a sophisticated method... After 2023 - 2031 Yoruba Presidency, then our time plan new course


.
But LegendHero, Covidodo, Heliues and Simpleo will not like this...
Politics › Re: Yoruba Nation Becomes 45th Member Of UNPO — Akintoye by Redcrafton(op): 7:56pm On Apr 28, 2020
Hm
Politics › Re: Yoruba Nation Becomes 45th Member Of UNPO — Akintoye by Redcrafton(op): 7:54pm On Apr 28, 2020
Very interesting...
Politics › Yoruba Nation Becomes 45th Member Of UNPO — Akintoye by Redcrafton(op): 7:52pm On Apr 28, 2020
By Dapo Akinrefon

The Yoruba nation has been accepted as the 45th member of the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organisation, UNPO. President of the Yoruba World Congress, YWC, Banji Akintoye, said this on Tuesday, noting that the latest development represented a very important step in the collective quest of Yoruba people to achieve the goal of dignity and self-determination. UNPO, formed on February 11, 1991 in The Hague, Netherlands, is an international membership-based organisation established to empower the voices of unrepresented and marginalised peoples worldwide and to protect their fundamental human rights.

Members comprise indigenous peoples, minorities, unrecognised peoples or peoples of occupied territories. Akintoye, in a statement, noted that the Yoruba-speaking nation membership was contained in a letter addressed to him through the YWC Coordinator for Europe by her Secretary-General, Ralph Bunche. He said UNPO membership affords the Yoruba nation an opportunity to participate in advocacy training, worldwide cultural festivals, election monitoring/observation, and sports activities, among the unrepresented nations. Akintoye said: “Some former members, such as Armenia, East Timor, Estonia, Latvia, Georgia and Palau have gained full independence and have joined the United Nations, UN, as full members.

“The peoples represented within the UNPO membership are all united by one shared condition: they are denied their equitable level of representation and voice in the institutions of the countries to which they currently belong and in international governance. “As a consequence, their opportunity to participate on the national or international stage is limited and unfair, and they struggle against difficulties in their effort to realise their rights to civil and political participation and to control their own economic, social and cultural development. “In many cases, they live under pressure of the worst forms of violence and repression, such as is being perpetrated by armed herdsmen and militias, as well as by terrorist Boko Haram, against many peoples of Nigeria, including our Yoruba nation.

“This violence and repression are being adroitly and surreptitiously supported by the government of Nigeria. “In some cases, members of UNPO need serious help because they live in countries and under governments that actively resist their progress and destroy their achievements, as our Yoruba nation lives in Nigeria. “The UNPO is able to address issues that often remain hidden because UNPO has the freedom to raise issues that others cannot raise due to political or funding constraints. Today, UNPO has more than 40 member-nations.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/04/yoruba-nation-becomes-45th-member-of-unpo-akintoye/

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