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The gbagyi people lamented that what el ruffian did to their people in Abuja is what he has come to Kaduna to do to them. The Gbagyis are the most cheated middlebelt group I know. They dominate Abuja but can never be assigned the FCT minister. They're found in Niger state but are just like visitors. They're found in Kaduna but without a voice. Scattered over three states and only few people know about them. I had some of them as friends who lamented how pained they are towards what they're being subjected to.
Now to Kaduna city proper, the Kaje people own it but it has been taken from them. Chased away from there they came down to kaduna south Lga which though is still part of Kaduna city but is less developed. An the likes of El ruffian is here to continue the domination by shifting the domination of kaduna north and south into chikun now. We are watching how things unfold.

amnesty7:
Violence committed by whoever should be condemned. The op is not only a lier but a hate monger. In Kafanchan in 1987 was it not the burukutu drinking so-called natives that killed the Hausas because of envy? Same in February and May (not August) 1992 in Zangon Kataf. As recent as 2011 too the whole Muslims of Zonkwa were either massacred or expelled. The problem with Chongai (as the southen kaduna people are called) is that they are too lazy and envious. In the whole of Kaduna Central Market for example, NONE of them has a single shop. The businesses are owned and done by Hausas, Igbos and Yorubas. Igbo and Yoruba peolpe who recide in Kaduna can testify to this. The fulanis were never known to be engaged in violence cos it is only their cows that they concerned with, but the drunkards started killing them and their cows, hence they started revenging. All in all, violence is an evil wind that blows nobody any good. So stop spreading half truths that will not help you.

Why did you choose to revel in falsehood? O yes the southern Kaduna people are not good business people but they are never lazy people. Do your people farm better than them? Most of the food crops attributed from the north are a product of their intense labour. Such people cannot be termed lazy. The fact that many of them lack focus or a very easy going people just like the original hausa people should not be a reason why you should insult and attack them. Some of us know all the atrocities the hausa/fulanis have been pouring on them and I can say that they've endured a lot from your people. The Zango Kataf fights of 1992 is it not similar to what just happened in Chikun lga recently. You just relocated their ancestral market from the original place and handed over the management of the market to a hausa man who allocated most of the good stands to his people. Why wouldn't the indigenes revolt? All these things are well known by lovers of truth. But I can assure you that your sins will find you out.

victorels:
How is This possible?
The Jets are not slow.

@victorels how is Jos now? And the affected mosque at Yan taya is it the one close to the Baptist church just behind the Ecwa Goodnews church?

Lol. Chai! The signs of a dead entity is entirely visible but they choose to dwell in deceit and vainglory. We are watching.

And you call this a country? In this 21st century? No wonder some of my brothers call it a zoo.

azimibraun:
Each time I make any comment, I just feel God is watching me and fear will not let me say things I know are not true. It's a fact that it's so tempting to lie and deceive but is it worth it? Lies and rumors thrive more. But the real children of God will resist it.

You are very right azimibraun. But truth be told. This Nigeria will not last long. Its crystal clear for all to see but hatred and wickedness will not let many to acknowledge it. Nigeria was built on lies and deceit and its walls held with the blood and flesh of the innocents whose people are asked not to cry but just to seal their mouths and move on. It can never happen like that. Day after day many are crying asking for vengeance against this Nigeria and you think God will keep quiet? Pharoah only allowed the Israelites to go after atleast 1/10 of the Egyptians were slain by the angel of death. This is what Nigeria must face. Just like the comment I made sometimes 2yrs ago states that ten thousand chariots with no horseriders are on their way to Nigeria. They've arrived already. Nigerians will hate this Nigeria and beg and seek for forgiveness and restitution before a good change can come. Once again I say: death to this Nigeria.

The life of animals in some countries is worth more than the life of an average nigerian. Its only in Nigeria that hundreds would die in a single swoop and everything would go on as though it was leaves that fell of a tree branch. What an evil contraption.

[quote author=Minet16 post=35540910][/quote]God will not come down to do that for them. The solution lies in the hands of men. When the people of Nigeria choose to do the right thing then succour will come.

This is a man I respect so much. I don't care about what others have to say about him given the level of happiness and joy he has brought in the lives of people. He from all I've seen is a good man. May God bless him.
Who so ever identifies with the poor has got my respect. May God strengthens him as he continues to show good examples in a depraved world.

rudebouy:
Wow! So Nigeria is the reason for all ur failures and frustrations in life?

Wot a mindset!

I believe I'm more successful than you in this life. I grew up receiving prizes for excellence in academics. I wrote my Waec, Neco and Jamb once and cleared them with distinctions. I got my admission by merit and I graduated with a good result. I'm doing what I'm doing now which is best kept to myself. I hate to see things done wrongly hence my outburst Nigeria was built on a faulty foundation and her blocks were glued with the blood of the innocents. Is it not clear to you that she is headed no where? I could live my life without any care of what happens around me but I'm not cut out for that. I also chose not to die in silence. I will make an effort to change any situation I'm not satisfied with.

CyberWolf:
I'm Igbo but I will prefer true federalism where every geopolitical zone should go and manage their resources and pay 5% to federal government. Biafra should be the last resort if other viable option fails..

Majority of Ndigbo want same thing but do you think the evil devils that are holding Nigeria in her jugular will accede to that demand? The answer is NO! Therefore, we must seek for our survival and future. Death to this Nigeria.

As a SE/SS person can you say you are proud to be a Nigerian? If your answer is No then the earlier you join the movement the better for you. This Nigeria has not benefitted any honest and upright person. All the systems are upside down. Only other nationals have benefitted from it namely Liberia, Sierra Leone, Niger and Benin republics. Even Cameroon has benefitted but not the hardworking populace. Look at her critically and tell me what you see. Do you any hope? Enough of the hypocrisy.
Death to this Nigeria.

cramjones:
President Mohammadu Buhari seems to have made all appointments so for to his northern brothers with the exception of Femi Adesina. Well, that is what it seems like. Secondly, there is a Northen domination already in the House of Rep and Senate - Bukola Saraki (Fulani), Dogara (North), Ndume (North) etc. I can place my bet that the following ministries will be "given" to the North:

- Ministry of Petroleum
-Ministry of Mining and Steel
- Ministry of Finance
- Ministry of works
- Ministry of Power
- Cheif of Army Staff
-Chief of Defense Staff

I can state with 99% certainty that those ministries will be given to the North. Am I worried? Not at all. Though PMB may want to favor those that are loyal and those he can't trust, he can never ever compromise competence for region.

Finally, the most important thing we must note is that these people he is appointed are all Nigerians first before being Northerners. Let us all embrace competence and give PMB and the people he has appointed a chance!

-CramJones

Eyyaaah!!! But Gej an Ijaw made some appointments and simply because Igbos happen to be marginally more than others in the top military positions Yorubas went haywire disturbing and making all sort of insinuations but here you are being very well ready to accept a northern and even Fulani domination by bringing a 'they are nigerians' excuse. What happened to this phrase during Jonathan's time? I hope the minorities are seeing you Yorubas for who you are. Does anyone wonder why some of my brothers call your people the hausa/fulani slaves?

Vision and discipline are the key words here nwanne. We can do it. The moment we stop comparing ourselves with others around us and look up to more formidable cultures and nations the more respect we earn and the easier it is for others to entrust even their destinies in our hands because they will be rest assured that it can be properly cared for. It starts with us. The likes of T.A Orji should be excommunicated for what he turned Abia state into. Any Igbo leader who acts clannishly should be cautioned. If we must achieve our potential then we must do away with parochial politics. We must integrate our people and harness our collective power to develop and equip our land.
Nice concept once again

obailala:
I'm not an emotional person, but my eyes got moist when I saw this. The child must be wondering, "why is the world so wicked?... why is the heart of man so desperately wicked to his fellow man?"

Exactly how some of us see this Nigeria and her supporters.

Death to this Nigeria.

One thing is certain. Oil prices have falling rarely to get back to the high price it formerly was. Its effect is the low income FG gets which subsequently affects the amount states get. Osun is already feeling the heat. I hope she finds a way to settle her financial challenges on ground as any further propaganda on paper will not help in any way to salvage the shameful situation. Crises is good for any entity to be firm. The wind is blowing already let's see those that can stand.

ApexTitan:
So we should discountenance this report based on an anecdotal narrative supplied by you. Do you realise how unserious this sounds? If you have issues with the report or counter claims the right thing to do is provide ample empirical and logical evidence to support your claims.

I gave you reasons why I doubted Osun's position in my comment. Since you're in support give me reasons why you think Osun should be there.

Oseite:
It is entirely plausible that Osun is second on the list. In fact, the relatively lower poverty level in Osun is the reason why that state is not on fire yet. The problem with salaries is not up to a year, it takes more than that period of time to compute the poverty levels of a state. Think about it, have you heard that people are dying of starvation in Osun?

You're being sarcastic right?

chinae:
For a scholar in this field, the model United Nation adopted in the computation of poverty is complex and unrealistic. The model proposed by World Bank also adopted by IFPRI have been the one majorly used worldwide. Don't know how to explain this here but the deviation from above or below that of UN is small. this change though could (example ) shift the position of the research object from normal 10 to 5 or vice versa or even 10 to or 16

Ok. Its quite startling to say the least. I've lived for years in 6 states the cut across the various geopolitical zones except the northeast. I know a majority of the southwest states Lagos inclusive so I know what I'm talking about.

BuddahMonk:
Guy don't mind them, do you still remember this thread before the bubble burst.

www.nairaland.com/1439842/osun-state-gdp-higher-than/2

Osun state that is surviving on bank loans and overdrafts is bigger than a solvent and liquid state like Anambra

Come and think of it the Osun State is indebted to Anambra State also

LWTMB oooooo

Yeah I know they shouldn't be taken seriously but my grouse is with the source of the report. If UN can be easily deceived then what can I say?

Now let me give us a food for thought. It is generally said by many people that its the north that feeds the rest of Nigeria with her agricultural produce. If that's the case then how comes they're this poor with a majority of them living below the poverty line? Does it mean they produce and sell everything and then scramble for the few remnants or is there a good explanation for this? Note this report is solidly based on feeding pattern of the regions.

tdayof:
OSUN IS RICHER THAN ANAMBRA ...


NOW DO YOUR WORST.

It does not any way affect me. Whether Osun is very rich it does not affect. I'm only trying to compare the information I have with what I'm seeing here. I did invite anyone who got solid info to disprove me.

I'll even rate Ondo ahead of Osun. The number of towns and their sizes in Ondo are far more than what is found in Osun. The amount of non indigenes and their businesses in Ondo are more than what can be found in Osun. Ondo is known for bananas and cassava and its derivatives and I can wages that it produces more cocoa than Osun so how can Osun be high above it? I doubt the authenticity of this report.