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Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by teamoneline: 8:06am On Jan 22, 2021
So, what is wrong with minority not wanting to loose it's autonomy?

After all Vatican city is a country of it's own with just 1000 people. The most important thing is general happiness of a people.

Everybody form your country, one nation, one language, one culture, one God. That's all. Scatter this country already please
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by Nobody: 8:08am On Jan 22, 2021
GeneralPula:
Nonsense. Don't be deceived by this restructuring. It's becoming another political word for scamming us !

Instead of all these Jangbajantis talk, make them tell all state Governors to stop looting. Make them start to dey spend 80-90% of what they getting from Federal government into their respective state. Ya'll will see as everything and everyone will fastly get alright..

We're suppose to start asking our governors what they do with state allocations. Most of them can't even construct durable roads, hospitals, schools yet they're getting money for all. State governors are one of the front evil among Nigeria politicians, yet they do live in peace/get away with it..

Nonsense is blaming your president and leaving una state Governors wey dey loot almost everyday to live in Peace !!
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by okorogodwin4(m): 8:13am On Jan 22, 2021
They should have invited maxi Nnamdi Kanu if they want to hear the truth instead of talking nonsense
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by romenna: 8:28am On Jan 22, 2021
Buhari style of leadership is the reason we are where we are today.
He is divisive, nepotic, tribalistic and a bigot
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by Omengboji: 8:38am On Jan 22, 2021
Bro Joe, how long do u think we can do mind restructuring? What are the processes involved. I suggest we start from visible areas by going straight to restructuring the country with the mind by the side as well. Will the President react to this quickly so that from now till May something will happen because I hate delay
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by CoolAmbience(m): 8:47am On Jan 22, 2021
SouthNigerian:
Attahiru Jega is one of the major reasons we are in the mess we find ourselves today. He helped rigged in the vegetable president, turned blind eye to child voting in the northern region and now here he is, speaking the mind of the Fulani Cabals against the restructuring of Nigeria.

Sensible South Nigerians doesn't give a heck about restructuring Nigeria anymore. We care more about disintegration of the dogshit of a Nation called Nigeria.


MAY I LIVE TO WITNESS THE DISINTEGRATION OF NIGERIA IN MY LIFETIME, AMEN


Jega was very correct in his statements.

Accountability, good governance and genuine fight against corruption will fix most of Nigeria's issues.

The whole restructuring call is nonsense.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by CoolAmbience(m): 8:49am On Jan 22, 2021
SouthNigerian:
Attahiru Jega is one of the major reasons we are in the mess we find ourselves today. He helped rigged in the vegetable president, turned blind eye to child voting in the northern region and now here he is, speaking the mind of the Fulani Cabals against the restructuring of Nigeria.

Sensible South Nigerians doesn't give a heck about restructuring Nigeria anymore. We care more about disintegration of the dogshit of a Nation called Nigeria.


MAY I LIVE TO WITNESS THE DISINTEGRATION OF NIGERIA IN MY LIFETIME, AMEN


Jega was very correct in his statements.

Accountability, good governance and genuine fight against corruption will fix most of Nigeria's issues.

The whole restructuring call is nonsense.

Jonathan's thinking can only be actualized when what Jega postulated is achieved.

As for Nwodo, he said nothing at all.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by Saintspapa: 8:55am On Jan 22, 2021
Thumbs up for Johnna!
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by duro4chang(m): 10:36am On Jan 22, 2021
Why is it that when people are in government they do not see anything wrong. Nwodo was with them when the evil was done but failed to complain but now that he is out of power his eyes are widely opened. Very shameful.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by AustineJohn908(m): 10:44am On Jan 22, 2021
CoolAmbience:



Jega was very correct in his statements.

Accountability, good governance and genuine fight against corruption will fix most of Nigeria's issues.

The whole restructuring call is nonsense.


Ok na. keep postponing it. saying it nonsense. when push comes to shove and we are all tired of the country..we go divide.
but we're telling them now, save Nigeria from division by restructuring and bringing in a new Constitution.
A constitution where it won't matter the state you originate from but if you have live in a particular region or state for up to 10 years you can contest for election and vote to, be you white, brown, black, Christian, Muslim, Jewish etc. as long as the people there vote for you just as how it is done in develop world like the USA, UK, Germany etc.
A constitution where a region will have it own national guard(USA type) which will answer to the regional governor only. and the state leaders( like mayor ) will control the police..which entirely will be made up of people that is from the state or have live there for more than 10 years and swear allegiance to that state .
A constitution where institutions of the state will have enough power to even investigate a president ( Trump and the Russia election Saga)
A constitution where they won't be immunity for the Governors/ Mayors of any region/ state


A constitution where they won't be asking for Religion, State of Origin, language etc(Like the USA)

A constitution where each state will control their resources and make money from it and give a certain agreeable percentage to the centre govt. so each and every state/ Region will grow at it own pace not being slow down by a particular region.
A constitution where the federal Govt will only control the army, airforce,Navy,immigration, Foreign affairs etc..
A constitution where each state/ Region will build and supply it citizen power. so if Region A refuses to invest in power it won't affect region C.
A constitution where the state Govt or regional govt will invest in their own rail lines without having to go through the FG.
A constitution where they will be security for the people and they won't be scare of the fulani if they're in power.
A constitution that will make the FG very weak and the regional govt stronger....so the Igbos won't care who is in power or the north won't care cause they control their own resources and do what they like.
A constitution where every state will have it own supreme Court, high court etc with it own laws....just like the USA.
Every state law differs.
A constitution where even the police chief or govt will not be able to defend a Police man who kill extrajudicially etc.
A constitution where election will be free and fair and any politician who is caught committing election fraud will be dealt with and will be ban from ever participating in any election ( can vote but never be voted for) Politicians head go clear by force.

Bro when will restructure like this, our mindset will restructure too. no one will be blaming any region or state for it woos.

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Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by alasane: 10:51am On Jan 22, 2021
mamaafrik:
it has been ingrained in the Muslim Hausa-Fulanis blood to defend the Lopsidedness of "one Nigeria",hear the foolish argument of a Professor of Political science,Gowon was Teleguided and uses by sokoto to achieve a Hausa Fulani Agenda just like the Middlebelt was used and some foolish one in the south until they realize that they are just useless pun in the Hausa-Fulanis game of chess playing,you see how some paid e buffons are tactically uaing Yoruba head against the Igbos and the SS and we in the south fall for it easily,who is benefitting??, Think,the Hausa-Fulanis are losing the Middle belt and they know the consequence,a united South is a a problem,now with Middle belt joining the South,they know they are finished,that is why they paid some fools to cause division amongst us,anytime you see such post report and remove it

Middle Belt joining South …..your are really hallucinating
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by CalmElder(m): 10:51am On Jan 22, 2021
Restructuring is the way to go, Mr Jega.
Minorities will taste power if power is rotated.
Oga Jona, your talk on mind restructuring can only be achieved if our educational system is very very sound, cos, as long as there are semi educated people in influential positions, nepotism will still be the order. You don't expect people to wake one morning and restructure their mind as one, at once, together, like in the twinkling of an eye, do you? Be realistic for once.
Nwodo is right.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by alasane: 10:54am On Jan 22, 2021
CalmElder:
Restructuring is the way to go, Mr Jega.
Minorities will taste power if power is rotated.
Oga Jona, your talk on mind restructuring can only be achieved if our educational system is very very sound, cos, as long as there are semi educated people in influential positions, nepotism will still be the order. You don't expect people to wake one morning and restructure their mind as one, at once, together, like in the twinkling of an eye, do you? Be realistic for once.
Nwodo is right.
And I never see power rotating between TIV & IDOMA in Benue state(just thinking aloud).So who is deceiving who?
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by Dedetwo(m): 11:39am On Jan 22, 2021
I do not believe in restructure as being clamored by most people in Nigeria. I want unconditional disintegration of Nigeria. As long as I have Republic of Igboland, the rest could be sorted out. However in there should be any form restructure, it must be on economic equity of the defunct regions of Nigeria. Lagos and Abuja, which constructed with commonwealth, must sited in the defunct eastern and midwestern regions.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by Onuoha1234(m): 11:53am On Jan 22, 2021
Jega is correct and I support him. Long before now I posted on FB that Nigeria should become 36 AUTONOMOUS FEDERAL STÀTES based on existing , States, ,and the FCT, ( like Washington DC). Everything else will fall into place as we work out any worries.The problem we have is our insincerity and greed of the Rulling Class.They "fiddle while Nigeria is burning." Che sera sera!
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by CalmElder(m): 11:57am On Jan 22, 2021
alasane:


Middle Belt joining South …..your are really hallucinating








Hallu what?
He's right, the north is selfish.
An example that the middle belt is no longer pro north can be heard in Orkar's speech in 1990, even his fellow actors never expected it.
What's your evidence that middle belt won't follow the South?
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by CalmElder(m): 12:01pm On Jan 22, 2021
alasane:

And I never see power rotating between TIV & IDOMA in Benue state(just thinking aloud).So who is deceiving who?





It will be possible IF it's made a law.
Cyprus is an example.
Power is rotated between Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by alasane: 12:33pm On Jan 22, 2021
CalmElder:









Hallu what?
He's right, the north is selfish.
An example that the middle belt is no longer pro north can be heard in Orkar's speech in 1990, even his fellow actors never expected it.
What's your evidence that middle belt won't follow the South?

Me from Middle Belt "WILL NEVER, EVER " be with the Igbos no matter the unpleasant experience i will have from the core North.....how many prominent middle belters had their education,business,home or investment in the EAST? They are tribalist,bigot,greed and selfish
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by CalmElder(m): 12:56pm On Jan 22, 2021
alasane:

Me from Middle Belt "WILL NEVER, EVER " be with the Igbos no matter the unpleasant experience i will have from the core North.....how many prominent middle belters had their education,business,home or investment in the EAST? They are tribalist,bigot,greed and selfish







I didn't say East. I said South, of which East is only a part.
Southern Nigeria is half of Nigeria.
Are you aware that Benue state is geographically South and not North?
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by alasane: 1:11pm On Jan 22, 2021
CalmElder:








I didn't say East. I said South, of which East is only a part.
Southern Nigeria is half of Nigeria.
Are you aware that Benue state is geographically South and not North?


Where did you study your geography?...claiming land you have NOT yet verify...so you are banking of Benue land and shouting for secessionist>> i pity your life
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by mamaafrik(m): 1:15pm On Jan 22, 2021
alasane:


Middle Belt joining South …..your are really hallucinating
how come they jointly spoke against Ruga ,Ensars and the Retaining of the service chiefs,how come the Hausa-Fulanis are trying to silence their " we want a middle belt governors Forum and Regional system clamour??,why are they using audu ogbe to silence the Middle beltans??, think
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by TooMuchStuff: 1:18pm On Jan 22, 2021
sweetgala:



Did you even read the entire article. Do you even know of the 1963 constitution, a flawed constitution, a tedious exercise in ethnic contest. Nigeria has moved on from the 1963 constitution yes the 1999 constitution is flawed and may not entirely represent the aspirations of the people, however the people send representatives to the national assembly every 4 years, those representatives need to be held accountable.

What Jega said is spot on and is the reality , not a single state in the SE, NC , NE or the SS especially would submit to relinquishing the autonomy.
The SW and NW are substantially more comfortable with the idea of a desolving the stated into one they already have existing organisation to promote a unified economic development plan
On divided Nigeria we Stan....
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by ofiko123(m): 1:44pm On Jan 22, 2021
It is well...
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by CoolAmbience(m): 2:26pm On Jan 22, 2021
AustineJohn908:
Ok na. keep postponing it. saying it nonsense. when push comes to shove and we are all tired of the country..we go divide.
but we're telling them now, save Nigeria from division by restructuring and bringing in a new Constitution.
A constitution where it won't matter the state you originate from but if you have live in a particular region or state for up to 10 years you can contest for election and vote to, be you white, brown, black, Christian, Muslim, Jewish etc. as long as the people there vote for you just as how it is done in develop world like the USA, UK, Germany etc.
A constitution where a region will have it own national guard(USA type) which will answer to the regional governor only. and the state leaders( like mayor ) will control the police..which entirely will be made up of people that is from the state or have live there for more than 10 years and swear allegiance to that state .
A constitution where institutions of the state will have enough power to even investigate a president ( Trump and the Russia election Saga)
A constitution where they won't be immunity for the Governors/ Mayors of any region/ state


A constitution where they won't be asking for Religion, State of Origin, language etc(Like the USA)

A constitution where each state will control their resources and make money from it and give a certain agreeable percentage to the centre govt. so each and every state/ Region will grow at it own pace not being slow down by a particular region.
A constitution where the federal Govt will only control the army, airforce,Navy,immigration, Foreign affairs etc..
A constitution where each state/ Region will build and supply it citizen power. so if Region A refuses to invest in power it won't affect region C.
A constitution where the state Govt or regional govt will invest in their own rail lines without having to go through the FG.
A constitution where they will be security for the people and they won't be scare of the fulani if they're in power.
A constitution that will make the FG very weak and the regional govt stronger....so the Igbos won't care who is in power or the north won't care cause they control their own resources and do what they like.
A constitution where every state will have it own supreme Court, high court etc with it own laws....just like the USA.
Every state law differs.
A constitution where even the police chief or govt will not be able to defend a Police man who kill extrajudicially etc.
A constitution where election will be free and fair and any politician who is caught committing election fraud will be dealt with and will be ban from ever participating in any election ( can vote but never be voted for) Politicians head go clear by force.

Bro when will restructure like this, our mindset will restructure too. no one will be blaming any region or state for it woos.



Is that your take?

I don't see any reason for a restructuring.

If regionalism was so perfect, what caused the country to go into a civil war?

Which constitution empowers a police Chief to defend an offending police officer?

Please, let's stop these unnecessary sensationalism.

How does states having their own Supreme Court affect the common citizen? Won't these courts still be hijacked by the states?

Governance is about accountability, transparency and rounded development.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by alasane: 4:52pm On Jan 22, 2021
CalmElder:









Hallu what?
He's right, the north is selfish.
An example that the middle belt is no longer pro north can be heard in Orkar's speech in 1990, even his fellow actors never expected it.
What's your evidence that middle belt won't follow the South?

Orkar Speech ? i laugh in Calabar language.....basi,basi,basi...how are the Tivs treating the Idomas in same Benue state since you are quoting that Mentally deranged ORKAR
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by AustineJohn908(m): 5:24pm On Jan 22, 2021
CoolAmbience:




Is that your take?

I don't see any reason for a restructuring.

If regionalism was so perfect, what caused the country to go into a civil war?

Which constitution empowers a police Chief to defend an offending police officer?

Please, let's stop these unnecessary sensationalism.

How does states having their own Supreme Court affect the common citizen? Won't these courts still be hijacked by the states?

Governance is about accountability, transparency and rounded development.




And all these stuffs about accountability, Transparency and rounded development can't take place if every one is scare of who is in the centre. is a fulani man that is the president, the Igbos will be scare, if it an igbo man the north will be scare or if it a Yoruba man the Igbos will be scare. it doesn't make sense

And what I'm saying about Police chief defending an offending police man is that the police doesn't answer to the state Govtnors. check these SARS officers and what they did in Anambra state and you will see what I'm talking about.

About the development part. do you know Akwa ibom state needed a FG approval before we could begin building the seaport? so that's means if a President comes in that don't like my state he can make sure approval aren't given for capital projects that will develop my state.
Do you know Ex governor Akpabio spent allot of Akwa ibom money in building power plant to power the whole of Akwa ibom but when time came we had to send this Power to the centre so the whole Federation will share it? So it means if state A doesn't invest in power it will still reap the harvest that State B is supposed to reap?

Do you know a Regional Govtment would've made sure that say South south region is linked up by Rail lines instead of waiting for a federal govt to link it up.
Check out the East, they're begging the FG to link their region with Rail, don't you think a regional govt of theirs would've done that by now?

Because the first Regional system was dissolved doesn't mean it was wrong, it shows the military leaders of that time were short sighted.

If we don't

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Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by AustineJohn908(m): 5:29pm On Jan 22, 2021
CoolAmbience:




Is that your take?

I don't see any reason for a restructuring.

If regionalism was so perfect, what caused the country to go into a civil war?

Which constitution empowers a police Chief to defend an offending police officer?

Please, let's stop these unnecessary sensationalism.

How does states having their own Supreme Court affect the common citizen? Won't these courts still be hijacked by the states?

Governance is about accountability, transparency and rounded development.




And all these stuffs about accountability, Transparency and rounded development can't take place if every one is scare of who is in the centre. is a fulani man that is the president, the Igbos will be scare, if it an igbo man the north will be scare or if it a Yoruba man the Igbos will be scare. it doesn't make sense

And what I'm saying about Police chief defending an offending police man is that the police doesn't answer to the state Govtnors. check these SARS officers and what they did in Anambra state and you will see what I'm talking about.

About the development part. do you know Akwa ibom state needed a FG approval before we could begin building the seaport? so that's means if a President comes in that don't like my state he can make sure approval aren't given for capital projects that will develop my state.
Do you know Ex governor Akpabio spent allot of Akwa ibom money in building power plant to power the whole of Akwa ibom but when time came we had to send this Power to the centre so the whole Federation will share it? So it means if state A doesn't invest in power it will still reap the harvest that State B is supposed to reap?

Do you know a Regional Govtment would've made sure that say South south region is linked up by Rail lines instead of waiting for a federal govt to link it up.
Check out the East, they're begging the FG to link their region with Rail, don't you think a regional govt of theirs would've done that by now?

Because the first Regional system was dissolved doesn't mean it was wrong, it shows the military leaders of that time were short sighted.

If we don't restructure today we will all suffer tomorrow, Oil is becoming worthless and soon it will worth less than 10 dollars which will not be enough to offset our bills as a nation.
The truth is that when we restructure now eery region will start planning of life without oil money(Daddy's money) and so leaders that will come in will have to think of where to get money from, and there will be less stealing. Lazy leaders won't go in any longer (especially those outside the oil producing Regions/states)....
For all our good, we have to restructure now.

Why is it that Kano, Kaduna all these sharia state keep sharing money for VAT they don't contribute in? same VAT their sharia police keep destroying bottles of beers etc.
If you don't see restructuring can solve that then I can't help your case.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by onoja12: 6:17pm On Jan 22, 2021
restructuring my ass, nwodo explanation is that the constitution needs over hauling because he doesn't know who wrote it and he wasn't consulted, is he God. others say restructuring, when you asked them restructure to what then you begin to know that is stupidity, some says back to parliamentary system, wasn't it that system that lead to the hate in the first place, some say regional system wasn't it that system that lead to a civil war, what trash are they saying. all this tribalistic bigot thinking they are making sense, the issue with Nigeria is how we think everybody, nobody is patriotic everybody thinks about themselves and nobody thinks about the country, the educational systems has promoted the idea that everywhere is better than Nigeria, there is no self belief in ourselves, that has nothing to do with region, religion or tribe. the leaders are a reflection of the people, guess what every region and every tribe has a thief who contributed to the destructions of this country, so when i hear people say the north is dragging us back, i laugh.GEJ has spoken the truth


spacechuks:


Your thinking would overhaul the tilted constitution?

If you people still believe in one Nigeria without restructuring, in the next 100 years, poverty, nepotism,insecurity, fulanism would still be staring at your face,

Nwodo has told you as an information minister was not privy to a constitution draft that was suppose to cater for the people, and clamours are there to overhaul this constitution that was drafted by 40 northern military tribalist, yet the yorubas sees nothing wrong in this

Jonathan my brother is so weak that he cant speak the truth, what is mind restructuring, would mind restructuring stop the appointment of northern ppl alone, would it stop the employment of 98% of northerners in fed ministries, parastatal, agencies , nnpc, nlng etc.

Restructure this forsaken country and save the plight of our yet unborn children esp from the south from economic, religious and political quagmire.

Jega was bribe with billions to rigg election, so he cant be objective in his assertion about restructuring. Moreover the current status favour them, so they see nothing wrong in it.

Time will come when all the enemies of restructuring would be dealt with, time will come when all the saboteurs and northerners would be shown the way out of our land , oil facilities ,water ways etc, just like the way kukah was ask to apologies or leave sokoto,

And it is not going to be riotous, it would be a joint and concerted movement of the south south and south east.
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by VictorUSA(m): 6:33pm On Jan 22, 2021
SouthNigerian:
Attahiru Jega is one of the major reasons we are in the mess we find ourselves today. He helped rigged in the vegetable president, turned blind eye to child voting in the northern region and now here he is, speaking the mind of the Fulani Cabals against the restructuring of Nigeria.

Sensible South Nigerians doesn't give a heck about restructuring Nigeria anymore. We care more about disintegration of the dogshit of a Nation called Nigeria.


MAY I LIVE TO WITNESS THE DISINTEGRATION OF NIGERIA IN MY LIFETIME, AMEN
Is your brain running backward?
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by VictorUSA(m): 6:36pm On Jan 22, 2021
YorubaPrince:
Foolish Nigerians, Stupid Leaders...

~90% of Nigerians are MADDD! angry
You are a fool and 90 per cent of your family are MADDD!
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by VictorUSA(m): 6:42pm On Jan 22, 2021
GhostMilitant:
Jona remains the true leader Nigeria ever had.
I dont think Nigeria has ever had a leader so i doubt this .
Re: Jonathan, Jega, Nwodo Express Divergent Views On Restructuring Nigeria by CoolAmbience(m): 7:48pm On Jan 22, 2021
AustineJohn908:
And all these stuffs about accountability, Transparency and rounded development can't take place if every one is scare of who is in the centre. is a fulani man that is the president, the Igbos will be scare, if it an igbo man the north will be scare or if it a Yoruba man the Igbos will be scare. it doesn't make sense

And what I'm saying about Police chief defending an offending police man is that the police doesn't answer to the state Govtnors. check these SARS officers and what they did in Anambra state and you will see what I'm talking about.

About the development part. do you know Akwa ibom state needed a FG approval before we could begin building the seaport? so that's means if a President comes in that don't like my state he can make sure approval aren't given for capital projects that will develop my state.
Do you know Ex governor Akpabio spent allot of Akwa ibom money in building power plant to power the whole of Akwa ibom but when time came we had to send this Power to the centre so the whole Federation will share it? So it means if state A doesn't invest in power it will still reap the harvest that State B is supposed to reap?

Do you know a Regional Govtment would've made sure that say South south region is linked up by Rail lines instead of waiting for a federal govt to link it up.
Check out the East, they're begging the FG to link their region with Rail, don't you think a regional govt of theirs would've done that by now?

Because the first Regional system was dissolved doesn't mean it was wrong, it shows the military leaders of that time were short sighted.

If we don't restructure today we will all suffer tomorrow, Oil is becoming worthless and soon it will worth less than 10 dollars which will not be enough to offset our bills as a nation.
The truth is that when we restructure now eery region will start planning of life without oil money(Daddy's money) and so leaders that will come in will have to think of where to get money from, and there will be less stealing. Lazy leaders won't go in any longer (especially those outside the oil producing Regions/states)....
For all our good, we have to restructure now.

Why is it that Kano, Kaduna all these sharia state keep sharing money for VAT they don't contribute in? same VAT their sharia police keep destroying bottles of beers etc.
If you don't see restructuring can solve that then I can't help your case.


These are just theories. They hold no real significance in how things truly work.

You really just talk about things without facts. How can you say that Kano and Kaduna do not contribute to VAT?

What has the dwindling oil fortune got to do with restructuring? Do states not have a responsibility for IGR generation already?

I do not see how the police not answering to the Governor affects anything at all. Ask how well the Governors have faired / are fairing with the funds and powers currently at their disposal. Aren't they the real reason the country is moving at a snail speed? Tell me, if we have 36 + 1 hyper working units, who would really care about any center? How well are the states applying the resources that they receive and generate?

There are rail links to the SS and SE, so I do not understand what you mean by 'begging' the FG for rail link up.

Why should any sane Nigerian be scared of the man at the center? It makes no sense.

There is nothing wrong with the states requiring approval to execute power, airport and / or seaport projects. These aren't Nigeria's
real problems. Are these why we have unending corruption? Is it why the public school systems are failing? What about healthcare and sanitation?

Is it why politicians are acquiring stupendous wealth and properties across the country and abroad, to the detriment of the masses? What has restructuring got to do with dishonesty in leadership?

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