"I am a Yoruba man. Let us start from there. the whole South is indeed shortsighted. When I talk about the South, that includes SW,SS, SE. It is very important, that we realize that the North Hausa/Fulani are very smart and broad picturistic minded people, who have exerted their harmonious political dominance on the South for more than forty years. The South in question has shown how gullible she is in accepting the ideology of "One Nigeria" despite the glaring ethnicity that has pervaded the country. The fact that each ethnic group in Nigeria has her own political community cannot be emphasized.

The various ethnic groups have also glaring cultural differences so profound that you won't help but wonder why there isn't any push by these ethnic groups to secede from the geo-political frame work called Nigeria. This is because if we want to be honest with ourselves we can see that the Northern Nigeria while in power has an overreaching tendency to marginalize Southerners especially Christians whom they view as "infidels". Isn't it appropriate then that we come to terms with reality by saying the cultural differences of the various ethnic groups and their political ideologies that differ does make an argument for the seceding of these ethnic groups as they mark their territories or boundaries as allowed by the majority all within the confines of the right to self determination as procured by democracy. Thus, it is necessary that we understand that some ethnic groups are being over exploited by others all in the guise of Federalism.

The South is particularly exploited by the North that seems to have huge interest in the Crude Oil resource located in the South. One may then wonder what glue holds Nigeria together , I mean what glue that holds the North and South together, the appropriate response is Crude Oil. Thus, the North's reliance on Crude Oil money has continually made them shout one Nigeria. Don't be surprised that the day the North discovers oil in Kano or Kaduna, she will be the one clamoring for secession. In the face of all these deceits, it is a shame and disgrace that the South lost the presidential powers in 2015, because of her inability to unite and strategize. Hence, they should not complain to the world when the Slave - Master relationship of the South and North continues in retrospect.

All within the confines of the right to self determination as procured by democracy. Thus, it is necessary that we understand that some ethnic groups are being over exploited by others all in the guise of Federalism. The South is particularly exploited by the North that seems to have huge interest in the Crude Oil resource located in the South. One may then wonder what glue holds Nigeria together , I mean what glue that holds the North and South together, the appropriate response is Crude Oil. Thus, the North's reliance on Crude Oil money has continually made them shout one Nigeria. Don't be surprised that the day the North discovers oil in Kano or Kaduna, she will be the one clamoring for secession. In the face of all these deceits, it is a shame and disgrace that the South lost the presidential powers in 2015, because of her inability to unite and strategize. Hence, they should not complain to the world when the Slave - Master relationship of the South and North continues in retrospect.

"CHANGE", a very powerful word indeed. Who doesn't desire positive "CHANGE". However, if this "CHANGE" masks an agenda of marginalization and exploitation or this "CHANGE" in question is driven by the quest to retain power by a particular ethnic group or this "CHANGE" has been backed up by covertly carried out negative events that scuffle democracy, then it is no longer deserving to be called "CHANGE", hence better called " EVIL MANIPULATION".

The fact is that the Union of the Northern and Southern protectorates of Nigeria rests upon public opinion, and can never be cemented by the blood of its citizens shed in the Nigerian civil war of 1967 - 1970. If it can not live in the affections of the people, it must one day perish. The federal Government of Nigeria possesses many means of preserving it by conciliation, but the sword was not placed in their hand to preserve it by force. We the "South" must secede from the political community called "Nigeria".


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D writer is so on Point..

I jst hope it wont b late wen d southerners wake frm their slumber..

nonsense

argon500:
"I am a Yoruba man. Let us start from there. the whole South is indeed shortsighted. When I talk about the South, that includes SW,SS, SE. It is very important, that we realize that the North Hausa/Fulani are very smart and broad picturistic minded people, who have exerted their harmonious political dominance on the South for more than forty years. The South in question has shown how gullible she is in accepting the ideology of "One Nigeria" despite the glaring ethnicity that has pervaded the country. The fact that each ethnic group in Nigeria has her own political community cannot be emphasized.

The various ethnic groups have also glaring cultural differences so profound that you won't help but wonder why there isn't any push by these ethnic groups to secede from the geo-political frame work called Nigeria. This is because if we want to be honest with ourselves we can see that the Northern Nigeria while in power has an overreaching tendency to marginalize Southerners especially Christians whom they view as "infidels". Isn't it appropriate then that we come to terms with reality by saying the cultural differences of the various ethnic groups and their political ideologies that differ does make an argument for the seceding of these ethnic groups as they mark their territories or boundaries as allowed by the majority all within the confines of the right to self determination as procured by democracy. Thus, it is necessary that we understand that some ethnic groups are being over exploited by others all in the guise of Federalism.

The South is particularly exploited by the North that seems to have huge interest in the Crude Oil resource located in the South. One may then wonder what glue holds Nigeria together , I mean what glue that holds the North and South together, the appropriate response is Crude Oil. Thus, the North's reliance on Crude Oil money has continually made them shout one Nigeria. Don't be surprised that the day the North discovers oil in Kano or Kaduna, she will be the one clamoring for secession. In the face of all these deceits, it is a shame and disgrace that the South lost the presidential powers in 2015, because of her inability to unite and strategize. Hence, they should not complain to the world when the Slave - Master relationship of the South and North continues in retrospect.

All within the confines of the right to self determination as procured by democracy. Thus, it is necessary that we understand that some ethnic groups are being over exploited by others all in the guise of Federalism. The South is particularly exploited by the North that seems to have huge interest in the Crude Oil resource located in the South. One may then wonder what glue holds Nigeria together , I mean what glue that holds the North and South together, the appropriate response is Crude Oil. Thus, the North's reliance on Crude Oil money has continually made them shout one Nigeria. Don't be surprised that the day the North discovers oil in Kano or Kaduna, she will be the one clamoring for secession. In the face of all these deceits, it is a shame and disgrace that the South lost the presidential powers in 2015, because of her inability to unite and strategize. Hence, they should not complain to the world when the Slave - Master relationship of the South and North continues in retrospect.

"CHANGE", a very powerful word indeed. Who doesn't desire positive "CHANGE". However, if this "CHANGE" masks an agenda of marginalization and exploitation or this "CHANGE" in question is driven by the quest to retain power by a particular ethnic group or this "CHANGE" has been backed up by covertly carried out negative events that scuffle democracy, then it is no longer deserving to be called "CHANGE", hence better called " EVIL MANIPULATION".

The fact is that the Union of the Northern and Southern protectorates of Nigeria rests upon public opinion, and can never be cemented by the blood of its citizens shed in the Nigerian civil war of 1967 - 1970. If it can not live in the affections of the people, it must one day perish. The federal Government of Nigeria possesses many means of preserving it by conciliation, but the sword was not placed in their hand to preserve it by force. We the "South" must secede from the political community called "Nigeria".


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Sir

It is SW APC members that sold themselves into slavery


They failed to realize that the North could exploit our disunity to rule forever.

argon500:
"I am a Yoruba man. Let us start from there. the whole South is indeed shortsighted. When I talk about the South, that includes SW,SS, SE. It is very important, that we realize that the North Hausa/Fulani are very smart and broad picturistic minded people, who have exerted their harmonious political dominance on the South for more than forty years. The South in question has shown how gullible she is in accepting the ideology of "One Nigeria" despite the glaring ethnicity that has pervaded the country. The fact that each ethnic group in Nigeria has her own political community cannot be emphasized.


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The first paragraph showed that the real shortsighted person is the OP.

Watch them as they take Tinubu first then SW and its APC backers become lightweight.
Nobody will come out to join your Buhari must go riot. I can see it, yes very clearly.

What I don't understand is why this three southen region cannot wok together against the north...all I see online is igbos hating on Yoruba an yoruba hauling insults on igbos and even some south south people join in this bickering...this three regions have much more in common than others..but no dey prefer otherwise...chai!!!!!!

. . .

One chance...SW just waking up!!!

lols.

All of a sudden VP position becomes like heaven to them. Well a beggar has no choice.

We dey look in 3D.

PDP just looking for whom to put their misfortune on

argon500:
"I am a Yoruba man. Let us start from there. the whole South is indeed shortsighted. When I talk about the South, that includes SW,SS, SE. It is very important, that we realize that the North Hausa/Fulani are very smart and broad picturistic minded people, who have exerted their harmonious political dominance on the South for more than forty years. The South in question has shown how gullible she is in accepting the ideology of "One Nigeria" despite the glaring ethnicity that has pervaded the country. The fact that each ethnic group in Nigeria has her own political community cannot be emphasized.

The various ethnic groups have also glaring cultural differences so profound that you won't help but wonder why there isn't any push by these ethnic groups to secede from the geo-political frame work called Nigeria. This is because if we want to be honest with ourselves we can see that the Northern Nigeria while in power has an overreaching tendency to marginalize Southerners especially Christians whom they view as "infidels". Isn't it appropriate then that we come to terms with reality by saying the cultural differences of the various ethnic groups and their political ideologies that differ does make an argument for the seceding of these ethnic groups as they mark their territories or boundaries as allowed by the majority all within the confines of the right to self determination as procured by democracy. Thus, it is necessary that we understand that some ethnic groups are being over exploited by others all in the guise of Federalism.

The South is particularly exploited by the North that seems to have huge interest in the Crude Oil resource located in the South. One may then wonder what glue holds Nigeria together , I mean what glue that holds the North and South together, the appropriate response is Crude Oil. Thus, the North's reliance on Crude Oil money has continually made them shout one Nigeria. Don't be surprised that the day the North discovers oil in Kano or Kaduna, she will be the one clamoring for secession. In the face of all these deceits, it is a shame and disgrace that the South lost the presidential powers in 2015, because of her inability to unite and strategize. Hence, they should not complain to the world when the Slave - Master relationship of the South and North continues in retrospect.

All within the confines of the right to self determination as procured by democracy. Thus, it is necessary that we understand that some ethnic groups are being over exploited by others all in the guise of Federalism. The South is particularly exploited by the North that seems to have huge interest in the Crude Oil resource located in the South. One may then wonder what glue holds Nigeria together , I mean what glue that holds the North and South together, the appropriate response is Crude Oil. Thus, the North's reliance on Crude Oil money has continually made them shout one Nigeria. Don't be surprised that the day the North discovers oil in Kano or Kaduna, she will be the one clamoring for secession. In the face of all these deceits, it is a shame and disgrace that the South lost the presidential powers in 2015, because of her inability to unite and strategize. Hence, they should not complain to the world when the Slave - Master relationship of the South and North continues in retrospect.

"CHANGE", a very powerful word indeed. Who doesn't desire positive "CHANGE". However, if this "CHANGE" masks an agenda of marginalization and exploitation or this "CHANGE" in question is driven by the quest to retain power by a particular ethnic group or this "CHANGE" has been backed up by covertly carried out negative events that scuffle democracy, then it is no longer deserving to be called "CHANGE", hence better called " EVIL MANIPULATION".

The fact is that the Union of the Northern and Southern protectorates of Nigeria rests upon public opinion, and can never be cemented by the blood of its citizens shed in the Nigerian civil war of 1967 - 1970. If it can not live in the affections of the people, it must one day perish. The federal Government of Nigeria possesses many means of preserving it by conciliation, but the sword was not placed in their hand to preserve it by force. We the "South" must secede from the political community called "Nigeria".


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ha ha ha op dey make me laugh o. Dem eyes son open now. Ha ha ha. I cross my legs fold my arms dey watch from 7D.

Another useless essay....gosh.
This is what you get when politics isn't based on ideology, petty irrelevant issues such as religion and ethnicity become important.

That's why this country is where it is.

From what have played out recently, we the south south prefer supporting the North than the west. Except dey join us to support SE by 2019. That is when we can partially forgive them.

dayodare490:
ha ha ha op dey make me laugh o. Dem eyes son open now. Ha ha ha. I cross my legs fold my arms dey watch from 7D.

But as a matter of fact if not that you guys put bug on me it won't be easy to block three accounts owned by one person within just a week. Now, o have dayodare49o again. Only the people that love homo, stealing, les, corruption, prostitution...will love to block my account and we know you guys already. Some pastors came here to govr their prophecies nobody blocks them. Do prophecirs , nobody carry cameral dey pursue them why me. Who dey craze shall. Abi na me talk say make Jonathan lose election?

Jaydenphoenix:
Another useless essay....gosh.
This is what you get when politics isn't based on ideology, petty irrelevant issues such as religion and ethnicity become important.

That's why this country is where it is.

^^^Certain things first have to be put in place before we can play politics the right way; based on ideology and ideas! But don't hold your breath that the APC would address any structural problems facing the polity!

A very sloppy epistle that is full of hate and signifies nothing!

So we should allow an incompetent president to continue to lead us just because he is from the south! Very, very screwy reasoning!

God punish you Op and the original writer of this trash!

We Yoruba are west and not interested in your South when Nigeria breaks. We will never be in the same country with the ibos, never!

You are probably working for Pdp, so I won't blame you that much!

babyfaceafrica:
What I don't understand is why this three southen region cannot wok together against the north...all I see online is igbos hating on Yoruba an yoruba hauling insults on igbos and even some south south people join in this bickering...this three regions have much more in common than others..but no dey prefer otherwise...chai!!!!!!

Why should they work against the North just because Ibos want that? For your info, Western Nigeria has more in common with Present day Mid-Western Nigeria (History, culture, religion) and Northern Nigeria ( History, Religion) than they do with Eastern Nigeria. Besides, Eastern Nigeria antagonizes everyone else so how will a cooperation come about?

ISpiksDaTroof:


Why should they work against the North just because Ibos want that? For your info, Western Nigeria has more in common with Present day Mid-Western Nigeria (History, culture, religion) and Northern Nigeria ( History, Religion) than they do with Eastern Nigeria. Besides, Eastern Nigeria antagonizes everyone else so how will a cooperation come about?

you may be right...but I think the easterners and westerners relate a lot an I don't now why they seem to hate each other...even when it comes to mariage..the marry each othe more that the northeners

We in the south have the under listed problems:
1. We think we know too much.
2. We are too greedy.
3. We lack unity.
4. We think we are too educated.
5. We don't know what we are doing.

menix:
D writer is so on Point..

I jst hope it wont b late wen d southerners wake frm their slumber..

Yorubas have always been the problem from day 1. Always sabotaging their fellow southerners. Don't know if it's becus of their religious bond with the North. I so much believe that one day Yorubas will have the hausas in full.

tinubu knows what he is doing.
before buhari can get him,
buhari head will be missing.


Jagaban!
The hero of our time!

PedroJP:




Yorubas have always been the problem from day 1. Always sabotaging their fellow southerners. Don't know if it's becus of their religious bond with the North. I so much believe that one day Yorubas will have the hausas in full.

There's nothing like southerners, fool. It is either One Nigeria or Odua Republic.

am just watching

babyfaceafrica:
you may be right...but I think the easterners and westerners relate a lot an I don't now why they seem to hate each other...even when it comes to mariage..the marry each othe more that the northeners

So because of all these we should follow ibos blindly?

drtwist:
From what have played out recently, we the south south prefer supporting the North than the west. Except dey join us to support SE by 2019. That is when we can partially forgive them.

Go to hell! You will wait till kingdom come.

Igbo didn't really see that the best chance for an Igbo person to become the president of Nigeria is with the APC as PDP will never allow them.

If not for baba Iyabo it wouldn't have been easy for GEJ to get there at all. Igbo need the cooperation of other region as their votes alone can never be enough to vote in a President in one Nigeria!

In PDP primaries no Hausa delegates will vote for an Igbo person. That's why I feel their best chance is with APC.

Keegan:


So because of all these we should follow ibos blindly?

far from it.....I just think we should be more accomodating of each oda

.

sherrylo:
Igbo didn't really see that the best chance for an Igbo person to become the president of Nigeria is with the APC as PDP will never allow them.

If not for baba Iyabo it wouldn't have been easy for GEJ to get there at all. Igbo need the cooperation of other region as their votes alone can never be enough to vote in a President in one Nigeria!

In PDP primaries no Hausa delegates will vote for an Igbo person. That's why I feel their best chance is with APC.

What makes you think Hausas will vote for the Igbo under APC? Are the Hausas in the APC different from their brothers in the PDP?