Let's Talk Afro-Geopolitics II: The Future of the Nigerian State

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

@phcitywarrior - Northerners just like to bring up Igbos in every conversation because they believe we are their main threat- after they’ve bribed the Yoruba with symbolic political power

 

[phcitywarrior]

You act as if it is only Igbos opposing state enforced Fulani settlements/land seizure across Nigeria!

This Fulani led government is a threat to every Southerner in the country.

You are not understanding why southerners oppose RuGA or nomadic herding. And even if we didn’t eat beef, Northerners would still come south with their diseased, malnourished cows and bring them North again after they’ve become fat by eating stolen yam and cassava

Ohh, if that's the case just start poisoning the cows. Eff that.

 

[phcitywarrior]

@phcitywarrior - Northerners just like to bring up Igbos in every conversation because they believe we are their main threat- after they’ve bribed the Yoruba with symbolic political power

I just read about the RUGA situation. This Fulani aren't even Nigerians!?! These are foreigners that PMB wants to settle in Nigeria using individual state's land? Nah, that's not how a federal state works. The center shouldn't be the end be all. PMB is running a socialist state that he's masquerading as a federal state.

What's been good is that the North is starting to wake up and see how their leadership has suppressed them and deceived them. The north has been in power but nothing has come from it. Economy is moving slowly, the security situation is poor, Nigeria is losing its standing etc.

Either separate the country or give states more control over their function.

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

I just read about the RUGA situation. This Fulani aren't even Nigerians!?! These are foreigners that PMB wants to settle in Nigeria using individual state's land? Nah, that's not how a federal state works. The center shouldn't be the end be all. PMB is running a socialist state that he's masquerading as a federal state.

What's been good is that the North is starting to wake up and see how their leadership has suppressed them and deceived them. The north has been in power but nothing has come from it. Economy is moving slowly, the security situation is poor, Nigeria is losing its standing etc.

Either separate the country or give states more control over their function.

#SayNoToRuGA

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

@phcitywarrior

Made in Anambra cows; once we Igbos create a cattle market in our lush homelands- we will never eat Fulani cow again!

Made In ANAMBRA Cattle Hit Market, ABS - Politics - Nigeria

 

[phcitywarrior]

@phcitywarrior

Made in Anambra cows; once we Igbos create a cattle market in our lush homelands- we will never eat Fulani cow again!

Made In ANAMBRA Cattle Hit Market, ABS - Politics - Nigeria

But why has this taken so long is my question. This should have been legit business well before these herdsman clashes.

I'm just happy we're getting back to agribusiness. At least it's sustainable with internal demand.

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

RuGA has been cancelled although 12 Northern States signed on to it.

It is clear was meant to support Fulani subjugation of Southern Nigeria

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

DIVIDE NIGERIA NOW
Northern youths issue Buhari 30-day ultimatum to implement Ruga across Nigeria

“For the avoidance of doubt, we advise the federal authorities and the southern leaders to heed the 30-day notice failing which we would most definitely be left with no option than to consider resorting to our decisive line of action,” the group warned.

 

[JDH]

DIVIDE NIGERIA NOW
Northern youths issue Buhari 30-day ultimatum to implement Ruga across Nigeria

How much administrative power do the different states have, if any? Or is it all ruled from a centralised government?

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

How much administrative power do the different states have, if any? Or is it all ruled from a centralised government?

Fake federalism. In most federal states around the world, states or provinces control education, national resources etc.

Not so in Nigeria. They don’t even control local policing!

 

[Okocha]

@The Odum of Ala Igbo
@phcitywarrior

I have an opportunity to speak to a high ranking member of ohaneze, is there any questions you would like me to ask

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

@The Odum of Ala Igbo
@phcitywarrior

I have an opportunity to speak to a high ranking member of ohaneze, is there any questions you would like me to ask

1. Are you preparing for the eventual disintegration of Nigeria?
2. What are you doing to strengthen bonds with Anioma, Ikwerre and other Igbos outside of the 5 main Igbo states?
3. Why aren’t we pushing for a river port at Onitsha and refurbishing Port Harcourt, Ibaka and Warri? What can be done to get greater access to the sea?
4. Who can rely on outside of Nigeria if we’re massacred again by Northerners?
5. Are there official Ohanaeze branches in the West?
6. By what means of self defence do we have against Fulani jihadists?

Daluu

 

[Okocha]

1. Are you preparing for the eventual disintegration of Nigeria?
2. What are you doing to strengthen bonds with Anioma, Ikwerre and other Igbos outside of the 5 main Igbo states?
3. Why aren’t we pushing for a river port at Onitsha and refurbishing Port Harcourt, Ibaka and Warri? What can be done to get greater access to the sea?
4. Who can rely on outside of Nigeria if we’re massacred again by Northerners?
5. Are there official Ohanaeze branches in the West?
6. By what means of self defence do we have against Fulani jihadists?

Daluu

5. Are there official Ohanaeze branches in the West?

Do you mean Europe and america

 

[The Odum of Ala Igbo]

5. Are there official Ohanaeze branches in the West?

Do you mean Europe and america

Yes - I want to know what those branches, if they exist are doing.

For instance, why isn’t their Igbo summer camps for our youths in London, Atlanta or Toronto. It’s great for networking, teaching our philosophies and letting the youths know each other for marriage