okoIYAyin:

You were somehow making sense until you brought daddy freeze into the matter!


Now back to the topic, i really do not think Nigeria can afford breaking up at this point. Regional governance would be the best option.

Dayvidblue:


What gives you the impression that we can't afford to break up?

Coldie:

We can't use that. 6 geopolitical zones can't work every state is free to form mutual alliance with any state from any zone for their mutual economic prosperity. Just as Lagos did by partnering with kebbi on rice farming.

Merging states into regions will lead to more tribalism

Coldie:

Am happy u understand my point. Nigeria presently is not ready for restructuring.

How many states in Nigeria can function without federal allocations.

Imagine with federal allocations they owe salaries for months do u know what will happen to those states when the federal allocations stop coming?

samdunzo:


Yes we can. Keep in mind that the geopolitical zones were formed to do exactly what you said- form mutual alliances with states that have cultural similarities. Additionally, people will still trade with each other in my proposed form of restructuring, and on an even larger scale too. For instance, if the middle belt and NW regions go into large scale farming, they will obviously need good roads to move their goods. The SW region, which is endowed with bitumen, can trade between the two regions in exchange for food. I suggest you read about Canada's political structure, which is very similar to what I'm laying out. As for tribalism, local government areas will still exist, and have even more autonomy. This will definitely cool the polity, and reduce tribalism in multi- ethnic zones, such as the Middle Belt and Niger Delta regions.

HappyPagan:
This old fool should go and sleep.

BeeBeeOoh:
Talking to a deaf person is a waste of talk and time I must say. But, I thank Pst. E.A Adeboye for speaking up again.

mastertek:
The issue of blame game & disunity from the south that's causing the problem, just the way you are portray it.

Saying Yoruba don't want break up is nonsense, there good numbers of people from others tribes that will not support breaking up of Nigeria, because of what they are benefit, does that now mean the whole trybe did same.

In every trybes in South, they are millions of people among each trybes who will against breakup, because of what they benefit.

Hope you know every trybes have politician that represents them in government and such people won't support breakup

wink2015:


Let the present 36 states exist instead of merging them to regions as a lot of confusion will be resulting from this union.

Let each states manage its own resources and pay taxes to the federal government no matter what they generate.

If Zamfara state want to survive on selling chewing stick they should go ahead.

While states seems like a good idea, regions is better. Many states are barely getting by, and removing the little revenues they get from oil money will simply make them collapse. Furthermore, not all states have the natural resources needed to survive. However, with the 6 regions as federating units, every region will have the necessary resources to survive. Of course though, the best regions will be the ones that are able to utilize the human brain- the most important resource of them all

isahsalee:
I will agree with him if only as part of restructure, all religion organization and NGOs should be directly under the control of Government by way of appointment of religion leaders and likewise,the NGOs.

Coldie:

We can't

Coldie:

If u dae hope on Nigeria breaking up u go old

Coldie:
With due respect Sir, you can't bully Nigerians.

We as Nigerians say no to restructuring
No to breakup

ibedun:


Ok I too, I don’t want Biafrans on Yoruba territory.... how is that for restructuring?

AskProf:


Has Pa Adeboye joined IPOB?

samdunzo:


Yes we can. Keep in mind that the geopolitical zones were formed to do exactly what you said- form mutual alliances with states that have cultural similarities. Additionally, people will still trade with each other in my proposed form of restructuring, and on an even larger scale too. For instance, if the middle belt and NW regions go into large scale farming, they will obviously need good roads to move their goods. The SW region, which is endowed with bitumen, can trade between the two regions in exchange for food. I suggest you read about Canada's political structure, which is very similar to what I'm laying out. As for tribalism, local government areas will still exist, and have even more autonomy. This will definitely cool the polity, and reduce tribalism in multi- ethnic zones, such as the Middle Belt and Niger Delta regions.

LordOfTheGame:



Northern Muslim terrorist talking nonsense as usual.

Coldie:

All these can be done as individual states

Coldie:

No reasonable Igbo man will push for either

HappyPagan:
This old fool should go and sleep.

Coldie:
South easterners don't fall for their ploy, they want to use us as bait.

When we said restructuring or breakup they called us ipob, now amotekuns are agitating their own, no follow them.

Restructuring or breakup only favours the SS and SW.

U heard the stats that only Lagos alone generated enough money than 33states. Amotekuns want to use restructuring and totally take over and control Lagos.

While the SS want to use restructuring and completely control all their oil blocks. Imagine how rich akwa ibom is with just 13% do u know what 50% will do?

Both of these scenarios are good but we were insulted and called names for this Mk everybody fight their fight

HappyPagan:
This old fool should go and sleep.