lexy2014:


How did I edit your post dishonestly?

I said there is a seaport in every region with access to international waters. Why are you dishonestly removing the “access to international waters” in your question?

WHAT HAPPENED TO ZAMFARA GOLD?

What is governor Mattawale doing with the gold that was discovered in Zamfara state?

Did the Buhari leadership caution Zamfara state to keep it shut down?

Why is the gold found and mined in Zamfara belongs to Zamfara while the oil and gold found in the Niger Delta region and Osun state respectively do NOT belong to them? And yet you shout ONE NIGERIA. What's "ONE" about ONE NIGERIA?

daddytime:
Owned by Thor Explorations...

The real Slave Master is seated in the middle, grinning from ear to ear while surrounded by his....

The Chinese are having a fields day in their own corners of the huge factory/farm called Nigeria in particular, and Africa in general.

We aren't free yet by any stretch.

You understand the game.

seunmsg:


I said there is a seaport in every region with access to international waters. Why are you dishonestly removing the “access to international waters” in your question?

In which question and how does removing "access to international waters” amount to dishonesty?

lexy2014:


In which question and how does removing "access to international waters” amount to dishonesty?

Because there is a difference between “every region has a seaport” and every region with access to international waters has a seaport”.

South east, north west, north east etc have no access to international waters to they can’t have an international seaport. South west and south south have access to international waters so they have seaports. It is that simple.

1 oz Gold Bar currently selling for US$2,000.13.

seunmsg:


Because there is a difference between “every region has a seaport” and every region with access to international waters has a seaport”.

South east, north west, north east etc have no access to international waters to they can’t have an international seaport. South west and south south have access to international waters so they have seaports. It is that simple.

So? How does that answer the question I asked?

lexy2014:


So? How does that answer the question I asked?

Maybe you have comprehension problem. If you can’t see the difference, I can’t help you any further. If you have no reasonable question to ask again, keep off my handle.

fregeneh:
How many gold bars is this? Is this what my brother's are jubilant about how much money can this five peics of gold generates to the state coffers?

You are a dullard.. Buhari no even dull reach you. So you expect them to bring everything.... Shior!

This thing go plenty for Mars..

seunmsg:


Maybe you have comprehension problem. If you can’t see the difference, I can’t help you any further. If you have no reasonable question to ask again, keep off my handle.

If I don't keep off your handle, what will you do about it?

Did I ask u to show me difference?

Gazzy88:
See as nyanmiris are seriously pained. See dem drooling all the thread when they see better thing happening in Osun. Ogun is the most industrialized state followed by Lagos, l in the southwest.

No be we do am, na baba God. We make our region conducive for anyone to come and do business, then contribute to the growth of our region at the expense of theirs while we sit back and enjoy the taxes, then reinvest those taxes.

Yorùbá is the smartest tribe in Africa.

And ritual killers and cultists are all over the South West?

seunmsg:


We don’t need to breakup Nigeria to develop our states. We will use what we are getting in Nigeria to develop our region. We can’t be blackmailed into supporting the disintegration of Nigeria. We believe in Nigeria and we shall continue to work for her greatness.

God bless you sir....

IbileIfe:
1 oz Gold Bar currently selling for US$2,000.13.

Huge amount of money.
And I hope the state will utilize this investment well by further using the revenue to invest in other critical sectors of the economy in a sustainable manner.
Nothing lasts forever.

Redcrafton:


On paper, Nigeria wants to practise US type of federal democracy, but in actually fact its practicing a unitary democracy.

In US states have powers to run their show, but here, you need to go to Abuja for everything...even if the state can afford it.

This means development will be driven ONLY by the FG.

They can decide to build airport anywhere...and also bar states from doing so.

This stifles development.

Check all those who wants one Nigeria, they have something they are enjoying will other Nigerians are not enjoying the same.

These people will call those who are complaining...as haters of Nigeria.

But ask them how they will feel if the situation changes..they will go MUTE.

SELFISHNESS and GREED is it. These cannot build organic patriotism.

It will only build discontent, disenchantment and secession tendencies.

Stop this lamentation!

It was Aguiyi Ironsi that started Unitary Govt out of greed and desperation to lord it over others

seunmsg:


Stop lying to justify your nonsense.
There is an international airport in every region.
There is a seaport in every region with access to international waters.
There is a train station in every region in the country.
There is an equal distribution of FG investment in every region.

So you see, lying to yourself will take you nowhere.

the guy is super misinformed

lexy2014:


Seaport in every region? Are u discussing Nigeria or Madagascar?

Only states in the Gulf of Guinea or Niger Delta have seaports or access to seaports.

The Niger Delta is the delta of the Niger River sitting directly on the Gulf of Guinea on the Atlantic Ocean in Nigeria.[1] It is typically considered to be located within nine coastal southern Nigerian states, which include: all six states from the South South geopolitical zone, one state (Ondo) from South West geopolitical zone and two states (Abia and Imo) from South East geopolitical zone. Of all the states that the region covers, only Cross River State is not an oil-producing state.

Map of Nigeria numerically showing states typically considered part of the Niger Delta region: 1. Abia, 2. Akwa Ibom, 3. Bayelsa, 4. Cross River, 5. Delta, 6. Edo, 7.Imo, 8. Ondo, 9. Rivers

seunmsg:


Stop lying to justify your nonsense.
There is an international airport in every region.
There is a seaport in every region with access to international waters.
There is a train station in every region in the country.
There is an equal distribution of FG investment in every region.

So you see, lying to yourself will take you nowhere.

Are you kidding me?

Asiri1991:
The workers' skulls at risk. That region can forfeit gold just to mine skulls.

DINDINRIN!!!!...

These are low hanging fruits that we should have done long ago.

Ghana is also a major exporter of unrefined gold.
We should be able to refine their gold in country.

And very importantly, for every 70% of total gold exported every year, 30% of our gold must go to the strategic national gold reserve at CBN.

We need to build our gold reserve to world standards.

Why am I not a president sef?

Redcrafton:




Check all those who wants one Nigeria, they have something they are enjoying will other Nigerians are not enjoying the same.

Like what and what
What is common to all Nigerians is
POVERTY... UNEMPLOYMENT... LACK OF BASIC NEEDS...

NO SINGLE PART OF NIGERIA HAS ALL THESE

So the idea that some people are enjoying one Nigeria than others is false and thats why we all have to make it work for all of us.

United States, Germany, Italy, France, Russia, China, UK, have the largest gold reserves in the world.

And none of these countries have a single gold in their soil.

It would be sad if Nigeria exports gold in huge quantum and does not have a major reserves of a global top 10-15.

That would be like eating with both hands.

funshint:
With the Bitumen in Ondo, Oil in Lagos, Marble in Oyo, Granite in Ekiti and Limestone in Ogun; Southwest is truly blessed!

Southwest needs serious development though especially Ibadan. In fact Nigeria needs serious development.

mrvitalis:

Absolutely so I wonder why yorubas are not leading the call for break-up of Nigeria

Our greedy leader Bola Ahmed Tinubu wants to be Nigeria's President. Whether we like him or hate him, he is Africa's number one political strategist. Unfortunately, he is doing everything for his pockets.

There is no how that you won't salute Tinubu's political sagacity and acumen. We all here can list up to 100 Tinubu boys who are in very top leadership position in Nigeria today. Can anyone here list just 10 Obasanjo or Jonathan or Buhari's boys? The so called handful Buhari boys that you can list now are just clinging to Buhari because he is in power. Once Buhari leaves office, he will be deserted like Jonathan, or did we all read every time that Jonathan has been deserted since the next day after election?

But Tinubu has left office about 16 years ago, and till date, he still calls the shots. He even went to two or three African countries recently to massively influence their elections and made sure the candidate that supports his business interest win, even in Ghana here. Tinubu is second to none in Africa.

So as long as Tinubu is looting in the current fraudulent arrangement, he won't lead Yorubas out of Nigeria. Don't mention Obasanjo, he has just 5 followers in Yoruba land, only Hausa/Fulanis listen to him

seunmsg:


We don’t need to breakup Nigeria to develop our states. We will use what we are getting in Nigeria to develop our region. We can’t be blackmailed into supporting the disintegration of Nigeria. We believe in Nigeria and we shall continue to work for her greatness.

Ori e o daa! Speak for yourself. Nigeria will not ever work until Fulani hegemony is brought to its kneels. And I don't see them giving up in 100 yrs so the only solution is for everyone to maintain his region. This new development in Osun will have Fulanis as 95% stakeholders. They never give but forcefully take.

Haba.....I can see some folks here will prefer bad news always from Nigeria...

Some even said are these five bars reason enough for the people to rejoice,imagine that dumb thinking....were you expecting them to bring the entire stock for exhibitionpls guys should just stop already...

seunmsg:


I was born a Nigerian and intend to die a Nigerian. If you call that unity begging, so be it. Nothing to be ashamed off.

Nigeria will break. But Ofcourse you have the choice to die a Nigerian. The moment the breakup is about to materialize, you have the option of killing yourself or go and assault a policeman or soldier. You can even invite BH to blow you up or get kidnapped, refuse to cooperate and get killed. Or go to the cannibal enclaves of the east so you can end up on a stake. You have options. With that, you die a Nigerian. Ko?

seunmsg:


We don’t need to breakup Nigeria to develop our states. We will use what we are getting in Nigeria to develop our region. We can’t be blackmailed into supporting the disintegration of Nigeria. We believe in Nigeria and we shall continue to work for her greatness.

You are a wise man. God bless you. Anyone who wants to seek the disintegration of the country should do so by themselves and stop hoping on others to fight their battles for them.

seunmsg:


Stop lying to justify your nonsense.
There is an international airport in every region.
There is a seaport in every region with access to international waters.
There is a train station in every region in the country.
There is an equal distribution of FG investment in every region.

So you see, lying to yourself will take you nowhere.

So in that tiny brain of yours, you believe the present structure is the best? Where everything has to he decided and implemented by the FG? Something is wrong with you. I keep saying it.

mrvitalis:

Absolutely so I wonder why yorubas are not leading the call for break-up of Nigeria

Because you want Jollof Rice doesn't mean your neighbors can't have white rice.
Dont guilt trip people into joining you, it's defeatist. Instead, try to have conversations with them and let them make their decision and be nice enough to respect it.
The break up of Nigeria is not impossible, but the current reason of "cutting ties with the north" is not a strong economical, social or political reason to make it happen.