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That's why Fulanis can't stand christians, not because it is any better than islam, but because you have to be under the spell of Islam not to see the Fulanis for the unintelligent, manipulative savages they are.

12Monkeys:
El Rufai did same last year in Kaduna south where he appointed Fulanis as Emirs in the heart of the Christian regions. Not stopping there, El Rufai officially acted on his earlier threat to derecognize any traditional stool that did not assume the Emir title, that is, he ordered the chiefs to convert to Islam and turn their kingdoms to Emirates. Since the Chiefs did not comply to his directives, he simply appointed Fulani sairikis as Emirs .

And one redeem pastor goat will tell you no one can islamize Nigeria.

Chai see Yoruba's defending stupidity like they can actually do anything to change it.

After seeing how Fulanis changed Kings and replaced them with fulani Emirs from Hausaland to Ilorin and some dummies still think it's about religion ??

I wonder why anybody would chose an Arab or Christian name/identity with the rich culture we have!

Lack of self confidence i would imagine.

Because everything is blurred

Tell them to pass any highway in Nigeria they would be afraid

He has blamed pastors, imam, junior officers, CAN, South West, Amotekun, GEJ, and Borno indigenes just to explain why Buhari has failed!

Hehehe

Biafrannuke:
They've been summoned and they've gone running. when they come back they will ask their zombies "who made America world's policeman?"

Lol Femi Adeshina and Lai are clowns
All of them keep their children there
Buharideens are incapable of deep thought

Fear and loathing in Mecca
Hahaha people are creative

Most Nigerians that hate trump watch CNN and Aljazeera

They should collect forms, fill, submit and wait for further instructions


This guy is a clown

What's the difference between Fulani herdsmen and Nigerian slave raiding army ?

Why is the army 157 years old and the country is 60??

Think people

Lol eradicating poverty instead eradicates diseases
That's common sense

But Buhari can close Nigerian borders ??

If you want to blame anybody for boko haram, blame the sunni muslims and their leaders.

They encouraged them to jeopardize GEJ

Just like the islamists in Libya

It's no coincidence that ISIS/terrorism is only accommodated in Sunni majority regions of the world

When soldiers protested against poor equipment , there were all killed by firing squad

To a large extent, Scotland controls it's affairs, they have their own police, and little army

DexterousOne:
The same British that did brexit does not want Scotland to secede from Britain

So what are we saying

Many Scots are in favour of remaining in Britain
That is why Britain has won every referendum

So your comparison is wrong

Leaving an economic union is not the same as dividing a country

It is not an assumption !!
It has been proven by Awo.
The reason most politicians are useless is because they can hide being the cancer called Nigeria. It's not a coincidence that no politician of repute has raised out of the SW.

The North is already gone
Most just can't see it just yet.
You can't survive 4 terrorist organizations.
ALL those high caliber weaponry in the hands of a largely illiterate generation that has tasted blood.

BreconHills:
This is an assumption. No matter how many ways you divide a diseased body, the body remains diseased. As someone who was young but had memories of the regions and who looks forward to what I consider to be their inevitable restoration let me add a caveat. None of the old regions has the towering personalities that led it until the ill fated Unification decree. Leadership is fragmented. There are no Awolowos, Ziks, Ahmadu Bellos or issac Boros. What have we have are a gang of tainted personalities with enough money to stymie any electoral process. The likelihood is a repetition of the same situation at the current Federal level.

Do I want the present situation to continue ad infinitum? No. Do I think we should return to regions tomorrow? No. If we do we make the same mistakes that frustrated the first republic. First is economic integration. The SW DAWN commission is doing very well with this. Next transportation and infrastructure. Once these three things are in place we have the building blocks for the type of society we want. I give it 2 -3 more election cycles. The North unknown to many, has seen the writing on the wall and they are trying to prepare as well. The SE may end up being the worst prepared because of their insistence on a complete break which is romantic but unrealistic. I do not even believe that SE leaders are preparing for a federation I rather thing they are using secession as a bargaining tool. But we shall see.

BREXIT!
While Britain is trying to limit the entry of Eastern Europeans, they are convincing us to be one country and then mock us that we are "fantastically corrupt"

DexterousOne:
The north and the south made their money within NIGERIA

Nigeria has one of the biggest prospects to succeed

But bad leadership ruined it



And yes
Different people can live and form a country (United kingdom, Canada, Belgium, the USA and Swiss is proof) as long as there is an understanding

I think you are agreeing with me
From the beginning everybody knew Nigeria would fail, but the British wanted it, so the founding fathers at least asked to control their own destinies to a large extent. Till the military changed it.

Nigeria would end up like Central African Republic, set up by France to fail and it has failed, yet it is one of the richest piece of real estate.

You can't put very different people together, especially a people like Fulani's, no country can develop with them.


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DexterousOne:
I actually disagree

Nigeria is the way it is because of our collective value system has been eroded

It has nothing to do with division or togetherness

Whether we disintegrated or not
If we don't correct the value system

Nothing will change
And there will be no development


Once upon a time, northern Nigeria generated its own revenue
Same with the South


Now what happened?


Once upon a time we believed honesty was the best policy

What happened?

Nigeria does not have electricity because ENTRENCHED interests across the country does not want it to happen

Breaking the country will not remove those interest

We need to get rid of them first


Nigeria need serious restructuring

And reorientation


Canada system just might fit us

Or Switzerland

His type are useless to the coming generation

healthserve:
Sarrki is one of the elements I'll advise people never to listen To. Be wary of this serial liar and his pathetic toxic information he continues to spread on the web. What a toxic fellow

The underlying circumstance is Nigeria as an entity. It was not made to be productive and would never be productive, especially with this wack constitution.
From a region being one of the first to have radio stations and skyscrapers to a whole country not being able to tackle electricity.

If Nigeria breaks up, in less than 5 years each region would fix electricity and so many ills,

BreconHills:
And if the underlying circumstances remain unchanged eg poor pricing, rapacious owner and wrong location, demptivated staff the same thing happens again and you keep changing managers. Life is not like PS4 Football manager.

MelesZenawi:
No they are not.

They are Benins.

Congrats

Not just watch out for DSS
He has to watch out for fellow Nigerians who are victims of Nigeria

When Nigerian army say they don't have arms to fight Boko Haram, what exactly do they mean? The force that came looked like it could take Sambisa forest

Think of it this way
You have a beautiful hotel and you hire a manager, if he/she runs it down, you should change managers or management structure

Nigeria needs to break up in my humble opinion,

BreconHills:
The writer falls into the same pit most Nigerians do. The idea that changing men causes a change in a system. No matter how many men are changed, the Nigerian system will remain unchanged. Until we attack the core of the system nothing will change. This is a country that lives for and worships money. Once a new source of money springs up, a system grows around it to protect it. It could be kidnapping, one chance, yahoo, rituals - immediately it appears to be a valid system that works, it will attract and become a self sustaining node in the system.

Changing Presidents or governors or service chiefs changes nothing. It's just musical chairs.

The only way of changing the country is to create consumer rights that allow even the poor enjoy decent services. This will represent an implied tax on ostentation. If a landlord builds a house the design and features must be fit for use irrespective of where it is. Once we improve functionality at the base of society we place an implied tax on those who want to live large and this creates disincentive for killers, robbers etc
Create a functional society at the base and watch crime and insecurity shrink.

But we love the drama of shiny new things - even shiny new appointments until those things too become old.

You can tell that dude is operating at 12%
His replies are incoherent at best

samsard:
Nigga, what are you even saying?
They need to change those tired service chiefs.
Buhari and his crop overthrew their boss, no moral ground. But the topic is different. Change the old hands, you can't tell us that the army has no other capable minds!

Nigerian army was never intended to fight in conflicts
It was created to keep Nigerians in Nigeria and always in fear. (Sorrow, tears and blood)
That's why the army is 157 years old.
Of course it's wayyyyy older than that, from its days as a hausa/fulani slave raiding army.
They don't even hide it


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They are igbo
Everything is just division since back in the days.

GODPUNISHALABI:
This people are they igbos or not? Why do they bear Igbo names?

Hahaha
The Buhari spell is over
Bleep ur DSS