For those commentators in this forum who have never participated in or understand Nigerian politics but who tend to speak and act as if they are the only ones that are sincere about restructuring I have the following to say.

I hope you have learnt a lesson or two from the fact that during the constitutional review exercise that took place in the last few days the Senate has refused to devolve power from the centre and initiate the process for genuine restructuring in our country.

These are the hard facts, hidden obstacles and bitter realities about the struggle that some of us that are in the field have been facing and complaining about for the last 25 years!

From henceforth let it be clearly understood by all, including those that desire restructuring but who gave never participated in Nigerian politics, that we can never achieve it through the existing constitutional structure or the National Assembly.

This is because the system is rigged and designed to protect and preserve itself and because the core north effectively has a power of veto in the National Assembly which it will always exercise in order to block any form of restructuring. It is this point that people like Nnamdi Kanu and other ethnic nationalist leaders came to appreciate long ago and it explains their "hardline" posture on these issues.

The bottom line is as follows: restructuring will not be given to us freely or on a platter of gold.

It must be taken and if necessary it must be taken by force.

Finally mark this: if it does not eventually come then I say let us cease to be one nation.

I would rather live as a free man in an independent Oduduwa Republic than continue to live and die as a slave in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

chimeee:
the country have multiple problems, the only lasting solution will be division, that's the bitter truth many do not to accept, the problem is not just the elite and the masses like some presume that just one of the many problems.the core north enjoys being in control and not willing to stop at anytime soon, it's high time we stop lying to ourselves, let there more than 20 agitations in this country because the problem is more than 20

chimeee:
the country have multiple problems, the only lasting solution will be division, that's the bitter truth many do not to accept, the problem is not just the elite and the masses like some presume that just one of the many problems.the core north enjoys being in control and not willing to stop at anytime soon, it's high time we stop lying to ourselves, let there more than 20 agitations in this country because the problem is more than 20

Young03:
OK

ayam coming

SweetJoystick:
Revolution

Ehiscotch:

No. The problem is more than division.
You think we would get better as separate entities with the set of leaders still clinging on to power?

What we need is revolution.

Nnamdi Kanu is asking for referendum but what really is it?

referendum /ˌrɛfəˈrɛndəm/
noun
a general vote by the electorate on a single
political question which has been referred to
them for a direct decision.

I bet many of his supporters are not aware that the yoruba and the hausa man would still decide their fate.

We need REVOLUTION.

Biafman:

Illiteracy is a disease. Come on, will you go back to school and learn.

Biafman:

Illiteracy is a disease. Come on, will you go back to school and learn.

oshyno:


Don't mind that clown. North and SW deciding biafra referendum indeed. Children everywhere.

Ehiscotch:

No. The problem is more than division.
You think we would get better as separate entities with the set of leaders still clinging on to power?

What we need is revolution.

Nnamdi Kanu is asking for referendum but what really is it?

referendum /ˌrɛfəˈrɛndəm/
noun
a general vote by the electorate on a single
political question which has been referred to
them for a direct decision.

I bet many of his supporters are not aware that the yoruba and the hausa man would still decide their fate.

We need REVOLUTION.