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Bonjovi13:You guys are funny. One minute you're moaning about wanting to split the country because of Hausa-Fulani domination etc, and then when we show you WHY they dominate, your arrogance says ''actually no they don't dominate. We do!'' So if you have all this economic power, why are you politically marginalised? Why is it that even when a southerner is in power, he follows a northern-friendly agenda? He's a basically a northern stooge. Even though he's officially the commander-in-chief who controls the military, the budget, everything. Jonathan, was in power for what....6 years? Why didn't he restructure Nigeria to the south's content? He was voted in by the south and by Igbos. You know why he didn't? Because the nation's politics and political direction are controlled by the Kaduna Mafia and other northern power blocs. How are they so powerful? They build up their wealth and combine resources to act in their interests. Someone mentioned the Nnewi Mafia. I laugh in Greek. They are learners, whoever they are, and have zero national political influence. Who are the Kaduna Mafia? Let Wikipedia tell you. ................................................ Kaduna Mafia Founded: 1966 Founding location: Kaduna, Northern Nigeria Years active: 20th century – present Ethnicity Hausa-Fulani, Kanuri, other regional minorities Membership: Unknown ![]() ''The Kaduna Mafia is a loose group of Nigerian businessmen, civil servants, intellectuals and military officers from Northern Nigeria, who resided or conducted their activities in Kaduna, the former capital of the region towards the end of the First Republic. Similar to the Sicilian Mafia, the group shares features of omertà, ethnicity, and patronage. It is believed the resentment of competing interests led to the creation of the acerbic idea of a clique gaining headway through its closeness to power and thereby approximating resources of the state under the banner of capitalism. The term Kaduna Mafia was supposedly popularised by journalist, Mvendaga Jibo. ....The origins of the Kaduna mafia revolves around the fall of the First Republic. The assassination of Ahmadu Bello and other northern leaders prodded a group of young northerners to rally around and oppose the military government of General Aguiyi Ironsi. This group, a diverse mixture of aristocrats and civil servants who were predominantly Muslim and based in Kaduna.... This group was educated mostly in the United Kingdom, and had connections with the Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria. They were known for their intelligence, commitment to the traditional values and socio-political interests of Northern Nigeria and their internal camaraderie. Following the rise of the Second Republic members became involved in varied aspects of the Nigerian nation, they were bank directors, cabinet members, military colonels and owners of business; their main differentiating symbol metamorphosed into the prominence of economic interest as a driving factor in their activities. Military era The group supposedly achieved most success during the military regime of General Obasanjo, where many of its members were appointed to key positions of power and used its alliance to obtain patronage and disburse favour to friends and associates. Democratic era The group returned to prominence during the administration of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua. And later in 2015, during the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.'' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaduna_Mafia ......................................................... So they are still very much around. Directing national policy by remote control. The way to counter the influence of this powerful group is to form YOUR secret counter-alliances, with combined resources to act in your region's interest. Every complex nation has these sort of clandestine groups which operate outside the electoral system and public view. The Freemasons etc. Igbos are still playing junior league. Boasting about their ancient apprenticeship system! ![]() That can only get you base-level economic expansion, but what you really need is political influence, and for THAT, you need big league collaboration within your elite class to form these powerful secret, stupendously wealthy pressure groups to counter the Kaduna Mafia and other northern power blocs currently directing national policy irrespective of which party is in office. |
Coldie:Your 'point' is as dumb and stupid as YOU. If not for Nigeria, Cubana would probably not even be a millionaire, talk less of being 50 times richer than what he is today. You reason like an absolute donkey. |
Coldie:Why did PDP not build the 2nd Niger Bridge? They could have built it and put no tolls on it. Why did EBELE JONATHAN not build the bridge despite the billons routinely allocated for it? WAKEY WAKEY..... Your OWN PEOPLE embezzled the money for the bridge. You should be glad a Fulani president came in and did what your own KINSMEN IN POWER failed to do, not moan about having to pay a damn toll. Narcissists. Never satisfied. |
Coldie:PDP, IE THE SOUTH + SOUTH EAST ruled for 16 years and supposedly did not marginalise you, so why is your place still a dump? Why do you still need a northern administration to do anything for you when your people held offices like oil minister for 16 years, controlling billions of dollars? Your Diezani who is a south-south woman married to an Igbo man, she controlled oil revenues for several years. She ended up looting billions of dollars and remains on the run since 2015. Stella Oduah, your sister given the funds to build Enugu international airport as far back as 2010 or 2011, simply built an empy shell of an 'airport' with no proper runway, radar systems, or lights, and ran off with the money. Until you tribalists get it into your thick skulls that Nigeria's problems are not necessarily 'tribal' in nature but rather, have to do with skewed national values, meaning all are to blame, you will keep being dumb, easily manipulated foot solders of greedy chancers like Nnamdi Kanu and his thugs. |
Coldie:You're talking illiterate rubbish. Cubana is the richest night club owner in Nigeria I presume. He made his riches from the NIGERIAN entertainment scene. He was not 'marginalized' and no one stopped him from setting up his clubs all over Naija. So what are you moaning about, you ungrateful bugger and narcissist? Nothing is ever enough for you narcissistic ingrates. You hate Nigeria yet you want to extract as much as you can from her people while insulting her. You are animals.. You and those who reason like you. |
Light1259:You think you're among your fellow thugs and school dropouts? You're not. Take a hike, you worthless layabout. |
Coldie:Please spare me this nonsense. The APC govt is doing MORE for the south east than PDP did in 16 years, even under 'Ebele' Jonathan, your kinsman, or is it half-kinsman president. From the 1 billion dollar 2nd Niger Bridge project to Enugu Airport (which the PDP, via Stella Oduah, your sister, looted the funds for, only to return to beg Buhari for money to try again), to the PH-Maiduguri rail lIne being built for 3.2 billion dollars. To even the roads, many of whIch are being rebuilt and rehabilitated after decades of PDP neglect. So please spare us this marginalisation crap. That's for people who don't know what is happening. |
Sulele04:If Nigeria crashes, no one will suffer more than Igbos, as they are spread all over Nigeria in their millions and depend on being in those places to eat and support their families, so if Nigeria crashes, millions of Igbos will crash with her. So pray Nigeria doesn't crash, for your own sake. |
vasel15:I'm an employer. I don't need a 'job'. You think I'm a small boy like you? Ignorant, disgruntled tout. |
ablejesus26:Use your head, and quit being a dunce. There is a reason India has more billionaires than Sri Lanka or Pakistan - they have a far bigger consumer market. When you are a business person in a large consumer market like Nigeria, it is far easier to expand your business than if you were in a small country of 10, 30 or 40 million people. That is why Nigeria has bigger companies and more millionaires and billionaires than Ghana, Sierra Leone, Togo, Liberia, Gambia, Ivory Coast etc etc. It's not rocket science grasping this, so stop playing dumb. |
OssyMalik:No. You don't get to dictate to Nigeria what she gives you. Whatever you get out of her, be thankful, because it is a lot more than you would have gotten as a tiny dot com tribal, landlocked republic, which is where your madness is leading y'all. No one owes you jackshiit in Nigeria especially when you're so damn disloyal. |
BKayy:What 'ports'? You have no 'ports'. Port Harcourt is not in Igboland. Stop claiming other peoples' territory as yours. You belong to a dot in a circle, and the dot has no ports. |
vasel15:Ignorant little twerp, who is ''crying'' over anything? I'm only educating those who have a working brain, which clearly doesn't include you, as you have foam where your brain ought to be. |
Coldie:No no no. Ungrateful bugger. Don't get it twisted. Cubana is as rich as he is BECAUSE of Nigeria, not 'in spite of' Nigeria. Without Nigeria he would be worth less than 5 million USD compared to his current 96 million USD (estimate). So forget about Dangote. They are not on the same level. Running nightclubs is not in the same league as building cement plants and oil refineries. So leave Dangote and Otedola out of this. They are not his mates. |
Officialgarri:Absolutely. But it needs to be said more often. People don't stress this aspect of it enough, to help educate the secessionist dunderheads. |
vasel15:I'll take that as a primitively expressed admission that you've been trounced by facts. |
He'd be a local champion stuck in Owerri and Onitsha making peanuts. No clout, no clientele, no blowing up in any significant manner. Certainly not pals with Davido and other global superstars of Nigerian origin. Same as Innoson. He'd be nowhere without NIGERIA. No way he could have gotten so big confined to a tiny tribal republic DOT COM called 'Biafra', patronised only by his kinsmen. Same as Air Peace. Chief Allen Onyema. CEO of the biggest airline in West Africa. Air Peace became the biggest airline in West Africa based on profits it made by operating solely within NIGERIAN airspace. It then expanded into West African destinations, and now flies to Europe, America, and Jamaica. Where would Air Peace be without Nigeria? Non existent. The south east flying market would have been grossly insufficient to generate the kind of capital required to make it West Africa's biggest airline. I love Chief Onyema. He's a One Nigeria fanatic. Just like Innoson. These Igbo businessmen do not want to hear that word ''Biafra'' even as a joke, because they KNOW that 'Biafra' means a crashing halt to their business growth and expansion. The Nigerian market is 210 million strong. Africa's largest. That is why you can get really big - as in world class big - operating a business - any business - in Nigeria. Nigeria is projected to become the world's 3rd most populous nation after India and China by 2050, meaning she'll become an even BIGGER market in coming years. Igbos are the nation's main industrialists and businessmen. Staying in Nigeria guarantees them FIRST access to what will soon be the world's THIRD largest consumer market. It could make them the richest ethnic group in all Africa. That access. That is of course if they remain in Nigeria. If they retreat into their DOT COM lunacy - that tiny prison they call ''Biafra'', it spells the end of their business expansion. And Cubana will have to shut down his lucrative Lagos and Abuja clubs, which bring in those millions of dollars. Isn't it time these Igbo separatists came to their senses and realised that they need Nigeria 1000 times more than Nigeria needs them? |
Donaluta:You are a dunce. I do not criticise without basis or foundation, and nothing I say is based on 'hatred', oh LOVER of us Nigerians [no longer zoo animals are we?]. |
tandy2013:Your post is filled with ignorance and stereotypes. Igbos steal as well as northerners do. Igbos traffic drugs and humans, and engage in ritual crimes. So take your biased analysis and stick it right up there. Plus NO. A rich Igbo man will not just go and pick some boy in a village to ''establish'' - whatever the hell that means. They normally go there to get cheap household labour whom madam can beat up and shout at, and pay peanuts. That is not the sort of wealth transfer under discussion. |
Mfetenang:The Rothschilds are not Africans. Elite family dynasties are actually a western concept to a large degree, so it is illiterate to call it ''a problem with Africans''. You clearly have a low IQ, which is why you cannot grasp what is being discussed here, and have reduced it to people ''begging for money''. I think you belong in the village to be frank, if you're not there already. |
DesChyko:You should read your own signs before posting. It is extremely insulting to insinuate a person's place of origin simply from their political viewpoint. Get that fact into your thick head. |
aribisala0:Are you a foreigner? Has the abiding cry in Nigeria not been of ''northern domination'' since the 1960s? Of Igbo political marginalisation? Have you heard of the Kaduna Mafia? Even today people are talking of breaking up the country because they can't stand the dominance of the Hausa-Fulanis and their president! You must be from a different country, not Nigeria. The north are in political control, and even when Jonathan was in power, there was always that sense that he wasn't quite the power behind the throne... You can CHANGE THAT by strengthening your elite power in the south-east and south in general, so that when a southerner is president, he is REALLY president, not some agreeable-to-the-northern-elite stooge like OBJ and Jonathan. How do you strengthen your elite power? By creating powerful family dynasties that band together to act in their interests. In creating such dynasties, there is no room for ''I struggled for my money so go and struggle for yours''. Mba. That is not the way. That individualism must be thrown out the window. With it, you can never challenge the dominance of the Kaduna Mafia, and other northern elite power brokers. Ten Alhajis, all millionaires, some related, walk into a room to negotiate, versus one Igbo millionaire businessman with a retinue of twenty hangers-on and broke ass assistants, who will dominate the other? |
aribisala0:Absolutely everything. The more sensible question would be ''What have millionaires to do with political empowerment?'' To which again, the answer is ''everything'', unless you don't know about Nigeria. Is Dangote a politician?This is silly. Dangote could decide himself to run for president tomorrow and he'd win! Who doesn't know him? He's widely admired and respected by Nigerians. He is the very epitome of generational, dynastic family wealth leading to political dominance. Wealth generationally transferred from Dantata many decades ago, down to Aliko! |
aribisala0:Empowerment in the context I'm speaking refers to POLITICAL empowerment. You need to read the thread from the start. Political empowerment flows from elite dominance. If the northern elite control the nation to an untoward degree, you counter them by raising your elite's financial profile, to challenge that dominance. You raise that profile by expanding and consolidating your elite, and that is done through far more generous apportionment of wealth to their relatives and close kinsmen than is presently the case. It is a slow process, but over years and decades, it becomes a really big deal in terms of gaining national influence over other players. |
aribisala0:What is this one saying? Go and READ all my posts before talking. The angle of persisting poverty in the north has been addressed, and the peculiar reasons for that given. This debate is about POWER, and leverage, not about the 'economic conditions of the masses.' This is what happens when you arrogantly interject in a debate without objectivity. |
aribisala0:Fine. Now get lost!!!!! Vamoose!!!! Or should I use koboko to drive you? |
aribisala0:Dude....here's a suggestion: Why not take a hike? Just get lost. You don't like what I do, and I think you're an insolent pile of shite. Leave it at that. You must be bored to keep exchanging words with people you don't care for. Just go away... |
Depressed101:You have no idea where I am from so STFU. |
Mfetenang:Exactly. That is why you are marginalised and dominated. This primitive mentality that fails to realise that empowering those around you is empowering yourself and protecting your interests in the long run. |
aribisala0:Dude, you need to grow up. You so sound like a college kid. |
juman:We have o..... Dantata, Dangote, Indimi, Abdulsamad Rabiu (a silent billionaire worth 3.5 billion dollars), Saraki, Babangida, Abacha, Danjuma. etc etc..... These are families in which EVERYONE IN THEM is stinking rich, from auntie to nephew to niece to distant cousin. It's like they all withdraw from the same account. These families will continue to run things in Nigeria till Igbos wise up and build their own dynasties. Yorubas are kinda half way between Hausa-Fulanis and Igbos in terms of this generational intra-family wealth transfer and dynasty building. |
aribisala0:That was based on my empirical observation! The fact is this is an anonymous forum I will not indulge you by giving any biographical data but there is no basis for your assumption just your fragile egoIt's easy enough to tell you're a kid. Kids are always pedantic and quick to show us what they learnt at uni. People like us have even forgotten we attended uni. At any rate if you debated anything in 1940 or 1930 it is irrelevant .What matters is the quality of your "debates"You need to return to the little rock you crawled out of like some recalcitrant ant. |


