₦airaland Forum

PreciousJuice:
Useless man, element of confusion, audio advocate, chop and clean mouth yeye man
Why trying so hard to cause problem, have u enlighten people on the requirements of the law for such establishment, have u told your followers how hisbah in kano struggle, better don't let this mumu kayode push una to war, he is arguing an illegal case, and I'm sure all he's doing is audio, he won't go to war with u, don't mind such bias personality.
The Federal Government have not said it will arrest anyone, don't be used by political vultures like KAYODE.

FrLukas:
That's why they are fighting hard against it.

FrLukas:
Our diplomacy is killing us oooo.

That's why some fools think Yorubas are cowards.

Is it until we are all wiped out before we throw off diplomacy and defend ourselves.

The utterances of the Fulanis backed by their actions have shown their expansionist agenda.

What they don't understand is that Ile- Ife is like the Mecca of Moslems and the Rome of Christians to Yorubas. The world will end first before Yorubas are dislodged from their current habitat.

The Fulanis don't know this because they are mostly nomadic. They are about to learn.

splendour7:
"Us"? who are the "us"? is tinubu and that muric spoke person with his gang of yoruba muslems among the "us"?

FrLukas:
Of course.

I wish they can be bold enough to sack all the Fulani herdsmen immediately from Yorubaland.

Whoever wants to pee their pants should do so right now.

PreciousJuice:
1. Amotekun will have the executive, political and legal backing it lacked thereby making it sustainable
2. West will automatically be favored both economically and in power sharing
3. The west will have enough resources, time and confidence to go back to drawing board and forge a better, stronger and UNITED region that is inclusive of the masses, every royal, political and religious leaders in the region which is essential if we're not to be marginalized.

FrLukas:
So you want the presidency just to give legal backing to a security outfit.

You aren't a good strategist are you? Do you play chess? Probably not.

The Executive is only one of three arms of government.

Malami can not proscribe Amotekun. He is not the Law. That's a fact. The way it was setup make it very legal. Even more legal than their own creature, Hisbah, up North.

You probably aren't aware that there is an intelligent outfit behind every move being made so far. The mind every move.

Did you know how effective the OPC was in curbing armed robbery in Yorubaland? If you did you won't be wondering how effective Amotekun will be.

You are yet to tell us the benefits of a Yoruba presidency apart from legalizing an already legal organization.

Keep feeding the lies that some governors are arming the outfit for their own political gain.

Take a head count of all the governors that have bought into it and you'll realize that the cut across the two major political parties.

Naysayer. The operation hasn't even kicked off and they are praying it dies.

I'm sure you are happy the way Fulani herdsmen are killing and raping and maiming fellow citizens.

Maybe you are Fulani man yourself. I have just one message for y'all:

The presidency can burn if it likes, Yorubas will keep Amotekun alive, and Amotekun will keep Yorubas alive.

Emmanuelhector:
This one everybody started to consider us for presidency just to reset the brain of our greedy ajonja brothers... But all we know is that Amotekun must stay

PreciousJuice:
Southwest shouldn't get carried away with the political atmosphere of the nation, because I have seen reports of leaders from the region saying they don't want presidency at the expense of amotekun, but take a critical assessment of the said amotekun, it lacks federal govt backing, lacks constitution backing, declared illegal by AGF and minister of justice, prohibited by IGP to bear sophisticated arms and considering that different political parties are governing southwest states, the amotekun can not be sustained, it is dead on arrival, BUT now talks have started on whether southeast is better suited for presidency , I hope our southwestern leaders think well about their actions and find better way to resolve the whole issue of 2023 presidency and amotekun... We southwesterners have being actively involved in this govt since inception, we have put in so much work can't just let the presidency go to another region based on ethnic and tribal differences. We( southwest) have right to the presidency by 2023 because we worked and did our homework, may good thing not pass us by ( amen).

BuhariLooter:
If you want to form a new police because buharis police has failed abysmally, what are the reasons behind your vociferous support for his candidacy?? Why will you impose an incompetent administrative bimbo on the rest of us while cunningly trying hard to extricate yourself from his mal-administration by forming parallel government institutions Afonja.., Must you be treacherous

statusquoante:
This should have come first.

Why place the cart before horse

Isn't it already too late

Amumaigwe:
Why hasn't your economic savvy Yorubas drag us from this perennial economic woes? Obasanjo was there, now your Starboy who even appears more confused and helpless as head of Economic Team, hence his ignominious sack.
Why can't we try another group. There lies the possibility of our redemption rather than reinforcing failures.

Earthquake1:
I guessed so

Earthquake1:
You don't have thinking ability of your own, do you?

Earthquake1:
You didn't remember that Igbos fought the civil war from 1967-1970 and everything was destroyed and they had to start from scratch

50 years later they are already better than you in infrastructure and development

dukeprince50:
Economic strength of a country doesn't depend on selling spare parts, wat is difficult to understand

dukeprince50:
Economic strength of a country doesn't depend on selling spare parts, wat is difficult to understand

selemempe:
lol...we do u guys lie boldly? During the regional era the east was Africa's fastest growing economy.

We were the largest exporter of palm products in the world.

In industry, the coal mines of Enugu managed by the Nigerian Coal Corporation and Nigersteel's rolling mill which used steel scraps to produce mild steel bars were one of the few coal mines and steel plants in operation in West Africa in 1963. During the NCNC led government, a cement factory was established at Nkalagu, Nigerian Breweries chose a stout factory at Aba, a Tobacco and glass making plant was located at Port Harcourt. Oil mining in the region started by Shell D' Archy in 1937 did not yield commercial quantities until 1957. But by 1965, oil was a promising source of income.
In commerce, the port in ph was the 2nd largest import and export port in Nigeria after Apapa. Mind u, lagos was not western region then.

We did best than any other region...google eastern region bro

effoi:
I never said that. I am only advocating that perhaps if they are given a chance could bring their entrepreneurial and can do acumen to rescue our dear country.

GreyLaw:
That guy is right! The VP had and still has a master. There is nothing in the constitution that stops the VP as acting president then from sacking Daura, a personal appointee of the substantive president, but we all know how the world sees that. I don't think that issue was a matter of North Vs South thing. Even if Daura were Yoruba Buhari still wouldn't have taken it lightly.

Imagine Mr. Pence firing an FBI or CIA boss appointed by Trump in his absence. If I can remember, Buhari was ill when all this happened and speculations were rife about his whereabouts. Many thoughts would have run through the mind of a man like Buhari.

solmusdesigns:



We know, abeg keep ipobians and pdp piglets busy and distracted while Osinbajo enjoys his second term, Economic Advisery Council, and Economic Management team, are just like PACAC (presidential advisary council on anti corruption) headed by Professor Sagay, And PINE, (Presidential Initiative on North EAST) formerly headed by grasscutter

This are mere advisery commitee not recognised by the law.. las las Economic Council recognised by the law is headed by Professor Osinbajo and its members consist of CBN governors, monister of finance and State Governors.

No matter what Dumb people call Abba Kyari or any informal Cabal, except the President personaly endorses a memo with his signature, anything written by Abbakyari's office as a mere executive secetary or chief of staff is as useless as a used tissue paper... he dare not even talk at the Federal Executive Council meetings, Secuirity Council meeting,Economic council meeting or chambers of state meeting..

As much as Obasanjo wanted Atiku out of his Government, he was powerless as he couldnt get 2/3 legislature to impeach him, even when Osinbajo fired Lawal daura of the DSS Buhari was powerless to re-instate him




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mikkyjay:
Go and get educated on the make up of Nigerian ethnic groups
Dumbass!!

Ogbuefilaji:
can you see a typical yoruba thoughts abi?

Nowenuse:
Bro, the era when a Yoruba can defeat a core northerner in a core northern state is long gone. Nigerians are now very much divided by tribe and religion when it comes to politics.

sogodihno:
U are in pain. Sorry

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos

There is intense pressure on Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to resign his position with immediate effect, Daily Independent has exclusively gathered.

Sources close to the vice president said since the latest developments in the presidency started, he has received calls from his mentors and loyalists within the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to quit his position if he realises “the current developments in the presidency are attempts to humiliate him”.

“Since these developments started, a lot of concerned Nigerians have expressed their concern that the vice president should resign in order to avoid further humiliation. I think that is the intention of those behind the plot too. They want to frustrate him into quitting but I don’t think he (Osinbajo) will do that, at least not for now”, a credible source in the presidency said.

Trouble began last month when the Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari, issued a memo to Babatunde Fowler, chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), requesting him to account for significant variances in the budgeted collections and actual collections by the agency.

Though Fowler, who is a long standing associate of Osinbajo, replied the memo, many believed it was attempt by the presidency not to renew his term.

Also, President Muhammadu Buhari directed his new ministers to channel all requests for meetings with him through his Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari. Many Nigerians kicked against the move, saying that should have been delegated to Osinbajo, who is the number two man in the government.

On Monday, President Buhari dissolved the Economic Management Team (EMT) headed by Osinbajo and raised another, the Economic Advisory Council (EAC).

The new EAC, which reports directly to the president, will be chaired by an economist, Prof. Doyin Salami.

While Osinbajo has no role in the new economic team, it was also gathered that he may no longer be in charge of the Social Investment Programmes (SIPs) of the current administration, as the TraderMoni and other SIPs will now be handled by the new Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs.

Another presidency source also confirmed that the staff of the vice president will be reduced in the days ahead “in a cost cutting measure”.

A lot of political analysts have said the latest move is targeted at whittling Osinbajo’s powers ahead of the 2023 presidential election as the cabal in the presidency is scheming towards retaining power in the North after President Buhari may have completed his eight years rule.

However, the presidency has kept mum on the issue and efforts made to speak with media aides of the president and some leaders of the APC proved abortive as they declined to speak on the matter.

Speaking on the latest developments, Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN), chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC), said the setting up of the Economic Advisory team will not in any way reduce Osinbajo’s powers.

“Honestly, I don’t see the development in that light. There should be an independent Economic Management team who are economic advisers to the president, it has always been like that. What Osinbajo is doing, his job under the constitution, is chairman of National Economic Council which involves all the governors of the states.

“This new one that was established is to ensure that there is no lacuna. This one is a policy-framing body, they frame policy and recommend to the government. I think that will not affect Osinbajo’s day-to-day responsibilities as head of the Nigerian Economic Council which has a lot of work on implementing policies at the federal and state level.

“My view is that this new group will strengthen Nigeria’s economic power house and capacity to meet our national challenges. It does not remove anything from Osinbajo. He still retains all his constitutional authorities as the chairman of his economic body”, Sagay said.

On his part, Junaid Mohammed, a Second Republic lawmaker, said while there is no rift between Osinbajo and Buhari, loyalists of the vice president should desist from raising false alarm where there is none.

“Osinbajo has performed for the country and for Buhari because of the president’s physical infirmity since he became president. Osinbajo could not have carried out those roles without the permission and authority of the president, his boss. If there is anything wrong in the course of doing his job, it is the responsibility of the president and not the media to call him to order.

“If the two most important people in the country have a problem between themselves which I don’t believe they have, it is the duty of the party to resolve any issues they have. But of course, I am aware that some people who claim to be close to Osinbajo are busy raising false alarm which does not exists,” he said.
https://www.independent.ng/pressure-mounts-on-osinbajo-to-resign/

mrvitalis:
Stop this face saving lies south west have never had the mind of backing the south east

As for igbos fear north ...u even u know thats a lie

Limitednow:


I smell PDP going back to power in 2023.

Left for me, since the South-West which has tested presidency has refused to back down for South-East, then the North should continue ruling till eternity, that way it will dawn on them why the entire South should unite.

Limitednow:


I smell PDP going back to power in 2023.

Left for me, since the South-West which has tested presidency has refused to back down for South-East, then the North should continue ruling till eternity, that way it will dawn on them why the entire South should unite.

ChristmasBells:
Pls can someone tell me the tribe this animal is from and hope he is not a nigerian.........