HungerBAD:
Irrelevant man.

The 100 Million you took "Officially " and the 700 Million you took "unofficially" from Jonathan should last you your life time.

And to think I use to respect this man.

HungerBAD:
Irrelevant man.

The 100 Million you took "Officially " and the 700 Million you took "unofficially" from Jonathan should last you your life time.

And to think I use to respect this man.

redsconsult:
Falae the yam eater and sellout talking....some so called yoruba leaders needs to be ignored

Pidggin:
Oga Falae, nice one from the veteran. Why would a sane being want to throw away such a vital report, not even considering the amount spent and the calibre of people who were present. Does it mean no good can be gotten from the confab report because Jonathan organized it or what? When people say PMB dey clueless zombies go dey vex, SMH

HungerBAD:
Irrelevant man.

The 100 Million you took "Officially " and the 700 Million you took "unofficially" from Jonathan should last you your life time.

And to think I use to respect this man.

Businessideas:
Is it the same Chief Falae that ate our yam? If he's the one, I think he should be immediately reminded of our N100milion yam in his stomach.
From pdp Boko Haram to pdp avengers to pdp ipob now to pdp confab.
Nigeria will defeat you all!!!
I said it that you are at your wits end. You want confab report yet you don't see anything wrong in your not returning the money you all stole.
Wait for 2019 or face the dire consequences.

freeze001:


You again? U wanted to kill urself over nairaland and Nigeria breaking up. Now someone insists on the best way forward to address issues of the country and all u can do is attack his person. Who says investigations and prosecution cannot go on along with development strides as well addressing age-long issues in the country?

Very soon u will ask Seun to write that Nairaland doesn't support the CONFAB implementation! Do u even know anything about that report? What leader dismisses such without a review or an attempt to understand its contents before assigning it to the archives?

Wait for 2019, is it always all about politics? How about putting national issues first and charting a course that takes d country out of the mess it's currently stuck in? After arresting and jailing what will be the point if there's no peace and d corruption still remains in place?

Businessideas:

How come you know that it's the best way?
Shiorr. It is a failed attempt to divert us. Do we need confab report to change the mind of those blowing up our pipelines? Do we need confab report to demand good governance and accountability for all Nigerians? Is it lack of confab report that made Bayelsa and Ekiti states not to pay salaries for 5months?Is it confab report that would stop us from paying our legislators the highest salary in the world? Just imagine if those boys were not told to start blowing up pipelines how much our country would have gained. We have an ethical pair in the presidency yet some people who are pained by Jonathan's loss want to blow up Nigeria because of bad belle
It's all a gimmick by the PDP as exit strategy after most attempts to frustrate Buhari has failed.

Phonefanatic:



I'm amazed by your level of ignorance which has exceeded my expectations. You need to check online to find out what the confab report says before you begin to call PDP. You single have no clue what the confab was all about and the Caliber of people that participated.

Nigeria has to move forward and this has nothing against Buhari or his govt.

Phonefanatic:



He's an irrelevant man like you said which I won't argue with you but don't you think Nigeria needs to be restructured? Are you aware we've been in a circus since independence and nothing is likely to change if the structure itself isn't changed.

Businessideas:

How come you know that it's the best way?
Shiorr. It is a failed attempt to divert us. Do we need confab report to change the mind of those blowing up our pipelines? Do we need confab report to demand good governance and accountability for all Nigerians? Is it lack of confab report that made Bayelsa and Ekiti states not to pay salaries for 5months?Is it confab report that would stop us from paying our legislators the highest salary in the world? Just imagine if those boys were not told to start blowing up pipelines how much our country would have gained. We have an ethical pair in the presidency yet some people who are pained by Jonathan's loss want to blow up Nigeria because of bad belle
It's all a gimmick by the PDP as exit strategy after most attempts to frustrate Buhari has failed.

ayokellany:


Nigeria need to be restructured alright but not on Jonathan's term or by his nominees. We need a conference where the people nominate their representatives or go back to the first conference by Obasanjo.

Businessideas:

How come you know that it's the best way?
Shiorr. It is a failed attempt to divert us. Do we need confab report to change the mind of those blowing up our pipelines? Do we need confab report to demand good governance and accountability for all Nigerians? Is it lack of confab report that made Bayelsa, Ondo and Ekiti states not to pay salaries for 5months?Is it confab report that would stop us from paying our legislators the highest salary in the world? Just imagine if those boys were not told to start blowing up pipelines how much our country would have gained. We have an ethical pair in the presidency yet some people who are pained by Jonathan's loss want to blow up Nigeria because of bad belle
It's all a gimmick by the PDP as exit strategy after most attempts to frustrate Buhari has failed.

Phonefanatic:
Shocked by reports quoting President Muhammadu Buhari as saying he would want the report of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s National Conference go ‘into the so-called archives’, former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Olu Falae, yesterday insisted that the country’s future and progress would depend on implementing some of the recommendations of the document.

While speaking at a public lecture with theme “Welfare Ideology and the Future of Yoruba Nation” to commemorate the 90th birthday of Afenifere leader, Pa Reuben Fasoranti in Akure, the capital city of Ondo State, Falae explained that the 2014 confab report, though never conceded to all the recommendations made for the welfare of the Yoruba people, would actualise 80 per cent of the nation’s aspirations if implemented.

The Afenifere chieftain, who also participated in the confab, noted, “there will be no Nigeria without the report.”

Prior to Falae’s comments at the ceremony, Pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, had put forward what it said were measures to enhance the peace, prosperity and sustenance of the Yoruba people across the nation, demanding certain explanations from President Muhammadu Buhari on the persisting herdsmen attacks.

Guest speaker, Prof. Banjo Akintoye, stressed that the Yoruba people across Nigeria wanted to live an independent and progressive life, but the country’s situation had been a major setback.

Akintoye stressed the welfare ideology of the ancient Yoruba society before the first European explorer stepped into the interior of Yorubaland in 1825, to the amazement of a German professor, Ulli Beier, who lived in Yorubaland between 1950 and 1960.

He lamented that the constitutional defects in the country had affected the progress of the Yoruba nation, saying: “Nigeria has been drawing us back, and now we have to take decisions to stop Nigeria from drawing us back,” especially the recurrent herdsmen attacks on farmers.

The guest speaker faulted President Buhari on his declaration in a recent interview with Cable News Network (CNN) in London, asserting that the notorious herdsmen who have been killing farmers across the country, are Libyan militiamen and fugitives trained under Muammar Ghadaffi.

“Why did the government of Nigeria not inform Nigeria about the problem, and why did the government not take action to stop them from coming into Nigeria? Why have some Fulani spokesmen been threatening that they would break up Nigeria if these Libyan militiamen are thrown out of Nigeria?

“How do ordinary nomadic herdsmen afford to buy expensive things like AK47 rifles? How do they get trained to use such weapons? Is any rich or influential person or group supplying them with these weapons, and or training them? If yes, who are these rich or influential persons and what are they trying to achieve?”

He continued: “The president of Nigeria owes Nigeria a clear and certifiable statement on this situation. The president of Nigeria also deserves, and must have, the support of the Afenifere nation, and of other Nigerian peoples, as he investigates these matters, as he explains to Nigeria, and as he strives to remove this immense new challenge from the life of our country.”

The professor tasked Afenifere to “find ways to mobilise unity and strength at home. We Yoruba must conceive the Afenifere ideology anew as the ideology of our whole nation, and not merely the banner of a group, or of a partisan section among us.”

On the proposed grazing reserves, he expressed concerns, saying: “Are they designed by some people to house illegal armies of occupation in the states of the Middle Belt and the South? Are they meant to be also jihadist instruments for forcible islamisation of Nigerians? Or are they designed as weapons of one ethnic group’s conquest of other Nigerians?”

Chief Ayo Adebanjo lamented the defects in the constitution of the country, which led to the restructuring effected by the military after the 1966 coup d’etat to dissipate the independence and sustainability of the erstwhile regions.

“We have been clamouring for change, but the only change which the country needs is the change of the constitution,” he said, noting that the power at the federal level makes the Nigerian president the most powerful in the world at the expense of the federating states.

Adebanjo remarked that President Buhari cannot take decisive measures against the Fulani herdsmen menace in the country because “he himself is a cattle rearer.”

Governor Olusegun Mimiko confirmed the menace of the herdsmen and the impending danger it poses to the peace and security of the nation if proactive measures are not taken to curtail it.

Mimiko stressed that the safety which the Yoruba nation and other states have in the constitution against the new grazing reserve policy is in the Land Use Act that vests exclusive powers in the state governments. “In Ondo State, there is no land for grazing,” he said.

The celebrant, Fasoranti, recounted his experiences during the pre- and post-colonial eras; and his followership of the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, noting that Afenifere is the “Soul of Nigeria.”

He appreciated the members of the group for organising such a public lecture in his honour and Governor Mimiko, who named a 42, 000 square metres park after him in Alagbaka; and the Afenifere Renewal Group led by Chief Olu Adegboro for presenting a portrait to him.

Others who attended the event included: Chief Iyiola Omisore, Asiwaju Seinde Arogbofa, Chief Korede Duyile, members of Afenifere and representatives of pressure groups across the country.



Tomato sauce : www.guardian.ng/news/no-confab-report-no-nigeria-falae-insists/

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