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Seeks N1 Trillion Compensation Former president of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, has filed an application before a Federal High Court in Enugu, challenging what he called the total neglect of the Southeast zone. He is also asking for the sum of N1trillion as damages to be shared among the five Southeast states. The fundamental rights class action, which is before Justice A. R. Mohammed, is on behalf of himself and the Southeast zone on the grounds of discrimination, pursuant to Section 42 of the 1999 Constitution (as amendedAgbakoba is asking these on the ground of total neglect of the geopolitical zone by the Federal Government, in terms of infrastructure and general federal presence. He also said the Federal Government has left the Niger Bridge to collapse and failure to build the ‘Second Niger Bridge,’ making the applicant feel isolated from other parts of the country and causing him apprehension about disaster on crossing the existing bridge. Agbakoba is also seeking an order directing the Federal Government to forthwith put all its machinery, including, but not limited to legal and political apparatus, in motion, with a view to urgently create two additional states in the Southeast geopolitical zone. This, according to him, would bring a balance with the seven states in the Northwest, and thereby bring to an end the discriminatory practices against the Southeast zone, in terms of legislative representation, political and judicial appointments and not federal allocation accruing to the zone. No date has been fixed for the hearing. |
What will cause the separation of Nigeria isn't the present clamour for Biafra. Technology will be the main cause of our separation. Technology is ending the petrol state system of government we've been running since 1970. Just yesterday, Britain (or England) marked the first day they didn't use a single coal to power there country since the industrial revolution. Let's not forget how technology gave birth to Shale revolution in USA. Nigeria as we are constituted cannot survive without oil. But if we really wanna still be One nation, we have between now and 2023 to change our constitution and restructure Nigeria. |
abouzaid:Simple. This is what every well meaning leader should have done. |
There's no better alternative now. Ikeme is injury prone and Akpeyi is always jittery. We need our best to represent us at all times and Vincent is our best. #TEAMBRINGBACKENYEAMA |
Rumor has it that thus gana and his gang retaliates when ever the Fulani militia strikes in Benue. He's also motivated his kinsmen to defend themselves. People are asking for Police squad led by Kyari to go capture him. You don't send a boy to a man's fight. Ghana is a warlord operating from the forest & Tompolo is a warlord operating from the creeks, it's suicidal sending NPF men into such terrains. That's how it starts before we know it, each tribe will have warlords that'll battle and even hold their heads high like Boko Harum. Then we'll say bye to Nigeria. Maybe he's the reason Suswan is still being detained since February. |
makahlj2:This is serious and sad. This kind of case is not caused by STI or STDs? |
The freedom of Speech that we took for granted under the past administration has been gradually taken away from us. The APC used the Freedom of Speech took advantage of it to defeat the PDP. Now under this APC, Bloggers and Journalists are being arrested. One even lost his life. At this rate by 2019 elections all social media platforms maybe taken away from us. By God's grace we will really learn. |
When will these guys to start getting endorsements. Like play like play they've started fading from our memories, by August nobody will remember that BBN just ended this April. |
Nwodosis:Exactly!!! Its becoming clearer, the rumors are true. There are different cabals controlling the Presidency. A different cabal exonerated Lawal earlier in the year but now another cabal have suspended him for the same crime. It can only happen in 1 country NIGERIA |
These people are not serious or is it that the report isn't complete. Nigeria cannot give any state 100% control of its resources atleast for now. They were supposed to be asking for atleast an increase of their derivation allocation from 13% - 23% (adding the 10% oil producing community fund). They should ask for what is possible nah. They didn't even talk about economic integration of the 2 zones. Like asking the FG to hands off rail and FG roads for it to be concessioned to REPUTABLE FOREIGN FIRMS WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. We can also tap into the diaspora funds to develop the infrastructures of the zone. Not even a word about a viable working seaport close to Aba, Nnewi and Onitsha market clusters. This report is rubbish. |
mmsen:How many people in Lagos have seen Water pipeline? Population outgrew the water and power utilities in Lagos (Just like the whole of Nigeria). I maybe wrong but 1st instituting Borehole tax before providing the water infrastrutures is akin to placing the cart before the horse (again thats how all our poliical elites think, its not limited to Lagos ) |
bigtt76:Jeez!!! Guess what FG will subsidise the importation for 1 year ![]() I bet 99% of Nairalanders never understood that part. I didn't even read the story i must confess ![]() |
hermosa7:Naahh. You forgot that MKO won the election. You also forgot that Dangote is a first class citizen. Dangote is Fulani. If he contests he'll likely win |
Dangote is pne of the reasons i doubt the seriousness of this administration in really giving out licenses for modular refineries in Niger delta. Dangote and his share holders ( comprising of top power brokers in Nigeria) cannot spend all these billions and watch mushroom refineries cut their market share. Impossible. |
deomello:Which private company built Apapa and Tin can ports? Yes of course I know private companies build seaports now sha |
bantudra:That's why I said viable seapprt. But I think its mental laziness on our part (especially our leaders)to think that only 1 seaport can be viable in a big country as ours I know there's so much economics, environment and business that must be taken into consideration before a seaport is built. I recently heard that's what has been delaying Ibom ibaka deep seaport but they'll soon for all the i's and cross all the t's. I'm for opening up of every single hamlet in this country to trade and commerce and one sure way of doing that is through transportation (Sea Port) |
mywells:Of course no state can compete with Lagos atleast for the foreseeable future. Lagos will continue to be the Financial, Entertainment, IT, etc capital of not just Nigeria but West Africa. But having a viable seapprt elsewhere not Lagos will make life easier for Nigerians. Even if it means taking 30% of all Shipping/maritime businesses from Lagos to the other state with a viable seapprt that will really ease the population troubles of Lagos state. Make no mistake, Lagos will still be numero uno in them maritime industry if it happens. |
I don't even blame Lagos State Government. I blame FG for refusing to make other seaports viable especially in SS, so we wouldn't all be in Lagos State. I also blame all the SS state elites for not putting enough pressure on Abuja to either construct a viable seaport or make the available ones viable. Even if the rumours are true, i heard Ondo has access to sea. Please build another seaport in Ondo state since you don't want another region to have a viable seaport. Nigeria needs another state to compete with Lagos state. Ambode wehdone sir |
The only hope for Nigeria to still remain as one is TRUE FEDERALISM. We have less than 30 years to coexist with this our current system. Anyway, the center is becoming weaker and all the tribes will have this serious talk in a round table whether a section of Nigeria likes it or not. Men of 1966/67 are getting old, these men are sworn unitarianists. Obj, Buhari, IBB, Gusau, Danjuma etc are getting weaker politically and physically. Their last political fight will be in 2019, by 2023 they won't be able choose who the president will be because they must've lost their powers by then either due to old age,ill health or death. We must devolve powers from the center to the states if we must survive and thrive as a nation. Failure to do so will give birth to more deadly Tompolos from all the tribes in Niger delta, many different militant sect in the core north, Christian militant sect in the north/middle belt, Nnamdi Kanu successor who'll convince Igbos to carry the arms again and a well armed OPC. The geographical space called Nigeria will be led by different warlords if we don't change our system now Whether we admit it or not, our military is getting weaker. Boko Haram war wearing them out and they are active in almost all the states of the federation. It all started like a joke but look at Boko Haram now. That's how Nigeria will slowly disintegrate if our elites don't do something fast |
RIP to the dead But 33 children?! |
uruba23:Beautiful post. However, maybe Dangote doesn't really know how to compete without FG's help . |
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Look at the Saboteurs that surrounded GEJ. This man should be hunted down, put in a crate and shipped to Kirikiri. |
We just need a seaport (Ibaka) closer to industrial and trade clusters of Aba, Nnewi and Onitsha. |
Reports have it that the freed Chibok girls are yet to be reunited with their families. We should ask why the FG are now keeping them hostage? |
I'm happy that this lie has been shut down. BMC can look for another corruption scandal and rope GEJ and PDP in but as for this Ikoyi fiasco, it did not work and it won't work. Go back to the drawing board. |
Abudu2000:They will oh. They'll do so free of charge sef. Our leaders know Nigerians well. Don't underestimate the gullibility of Nigerians. |
BMC and Sahara reporters have been trying to pin this money on GEJ and PDP. Unfortunately for them the money has been traced to be owned by one of their masters in APC. What more evidence do we need before we know that there's no fight against corruption going on under the administration of "messiah" Buhari. This is the final burial of anti corruption fight under Buhari. Nigerians don't be deceived by BMC agents on Nairaland. The Ikoyi money is owned by a chieftain of APC. Meanwhile, Magu is going. He'll be used as scape goat. He has shown he's more incompetent than we even imagined. |
Like I've always said, Nigerians love corruption once the corrupt person is from his/her tribe but hate it once the corrupt person is from another tribe. The same people who are defending Jagaban will be the first to label Atiku or Gej as corrupt men. |
leepest:I stopped reading here. You are so misinformed. |
steppins:My brother Nigerians are criminally naive. You have to give it to BMC though. I mean they've succeeded in distracting most Nigerians yesterday and today. I mean how can a whistleblower not tell you the owner of the "money". I'm tired |
Diezani is kwarupt my foot. This lady is as corrupt as every single person that have been appointed as Min of Petroleum from 1970 - Date. She's not different from her predecessors. Her crime is that she served under GEJ and that makes her more corrupt than every other Nigerian that occupied that post. Like i'll always say, Nigerians have no problem with corruption except you're from a different tribe. |
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