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The Parable Of A Country Nigeria by Dymaco(m): 9:58am On Jun 11, 2016 |
Nigeria is like a wealthy old man who have 36 children. At the age of 56 years, the sons still receive their upkeep money from the father without bordering on how to be self-suficient. Its shameful that no state in nigeria cannot stand without federal allocation. this problem is linked to our leader who keep on waiting for federal allocation without bordering on how to improving their economy in their various state. This same leaders will make us believe that their no money in the state pocket but hardly will state law maker be owned. GREAT countries like usa china and britain practice a system of government where the state are responsible for federal upkeep through their taxes. We can survive without oil. yes we can. our government have failed us. we provide for every thing we need in nigeria. education - private schools. security - vigilante. electricity - generator water - borehole. we provide for everything we use in nigeria. they made us to believe that we cant do without oil. who told them. before the discovery of oil, are we poor. Have we forgotten that regionalism once worked in nigeria. and we see how things are moving peacefully let every state develop at their own pace with any resources found in their state.THANK GOD EVERY state have abundant resources. nigeria can never develop if we keep on depending on oil well. support confederalism support regionalism. |
Re: The Parable Of A Country Nigeria by Luckylife(m): 10:29am On Jun 11, 2016 |
For the record, few states can stand and functions manageable in this country. |
Re: The Parable Of A Country Nigeria by Nobody: 10:39am On Jun 11, 2016 |
The states who cant stand on their own know themselves, reason why they're fighting so hard for oil money ... smh... despite the amount of land they have... |
Re: The Parable Of A Country Nigeria by Dymaco(m): 10:55am On Jun 11, 2016 |
Luckylife: yes but do u know that without fed. allocation,those state will be forced to increase their revenue. |
Re: The Parable Of A Country Nigeria by Dymaco(m): 11:27am On Jun 11, 2016 |
GloryIsaac: there is no state that cannot stand on its own without fed. allocation. the government is just looking for a way to deceive US. they are there just deceiving US. do u know d amount of solid mineral yet to be tapped |
Re: The Parable Of A Country Nigeria by 7lives: 12:35pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
Dymaco: I support total disintegration of Nigeria, let every tribe manage themselves whichever way they want, all the hue and cry is all about those who felt dominated, trying to escape while quietly nursing the ambition of dominating others. |
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