| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by DMerciful(m): 6:54pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
Abacha was tougher, where did he end up. Don't bite more than you can chew especially with a mandate that he will lose soon helinues:
He's the president ,GCFR In possession of both bread and knive.
Reality would soon dawn on you and your likes |
| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by NigerianAngelo(m): 7:19pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
helinues:
If the governor of Abia state can give a filmsy excuse of not recognizing president Tinubu as Nigeria president, then FG should hold Abia state monthly allocation. You can't be getting Oyel money from a president you are not recognizing. The allocation can be withheld until Abia state present a governor FG will recognize
Or perhaps, let Otti demand the monthly allocation from the president he recognized
Radarada Are you possessed? Are you Baptised? |
| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by DesChyko: 7:53pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
helinues:
You can't be getting Oyel money from a president you are not recognizing But FG can be getting Oyel money from a community they are not recognizing? Did you see the recent pollution scandal of Niger Delta region? These species of Yoruba people sha. |
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| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by WorldRichest: 8:47pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
helinues:
If the governor of Abia state can give a filmsy excuse of not recognizing president Tinubu as Nigeria president, then FG should hold Abia state monthly allocation. You can't be getting Oyel money from a president you are not recognizing. The allocation can be withheld until Abia state present a governor FG will recognize
Or perhaps, let Otti demand the monthly allocation from the president he recognized
Radarada NOOOOO. You want them to increase the number of baby factories they establish? Or you want them to increase the amount of banned hard drugs they traffick aborad? |
| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by PlayMaker14: 9:16pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
ottersberger:
It is time true Yoruba sons and daughters put a strong leech on these Tinubu miscreants' necks. The poster 2 posts above me readily come to mind. Their nuisance factor is way past unacceptable and is on course to pitch other ethnic groups against Yoruba in the same energy recently witnessed with Fulani.
If Nigeria were to default to true federalism, and Ndigbo and other Nigerians who carry the thankless burden of supporting and growing, Lagos's economy finally departs for home. SS and SE get to keep their oil and gas wealth for themselves, and coalesce internally resulting from natural symbiosis and proximity, including the retention of the resultant VAT, what exactly will remain of Lagos, and indeed southwest?. Yoruba's economy is small, but some of you are too dumb to understand the implication just yet.
There's a reason some Igbo think tank is asking for the relocation of the Igbo markets Lagos government and their thieving agencies are daily milking back to the east. What do some of you think the micro and macro effect of that redeployment will be, not only on the Lagos economy but the entire Southwest economy?.
If we are to find ourselves in this scenario, Yoruba will promptly become net economic refugees, first to the SS, and ultimately, SE states, starting from Anambra and Enugu.
Do some of you even venture away from your hamlets to look around other Southwest states and hinterlands?, what do you see?, El Dorado?. Now, head further south, due east precisely, then compare. Lagos wey all of us join hand build, na una go sidon for una village dey talk nonsense.
Are we to assume that only Yoruba own banks and media houses in Nigeria?. Do you have a more installed manufacturing and trading base, more than Igbo does, or even comparable?. Are you more educated?. More entrepreneurial, more adventurous. Do you even have more people?. What exactly are Yoruba leverages in comparison with other major ethnic groups, especially the Igbo?.
I suspect we are about to experience a Yoruba miscreants' onslaught in the same manner we had to contend with, and eventually deal with Fulani bigotry and terrorism following their patron's ascension to power. Is history repeating itself in Nigeria again?.
All of you are chewing way more than you can swallow. It just may come to it. Maybe not now, but someday. Hopefully, soon. Thank you my brother for this wonderful breakdown.... |
| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by sukar886: 9:20pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
This poster no get sense |
| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by sukar886: 9:21pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
Oga the play , China will soon collect this country |
| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by Anthos(m): 9:45pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
He should try it naa, since Una dey mumu for that country |
| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by BrokenTV: 9:53pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
helinues:
Toh.
Then FG can also say they did not recognize Alex Otti as the Abia state governor, so all state allocation would be suspended till Alex is done with all the court cases.
Not only 2 can play the game, all are allowed You have finally proving that you are indeed a small kid, who is being wash from stomach. 1 Like |
| Re: May Be FG Should Suspend Abia Monthly Allocation For Now by Light777(f): 10:24pm On Jul 02, 2023 |
helinues:
If the governor of Abia state can give a filmsy excuse of not recognizing president Tinubu as Nigeria president, then FG should hold Abia state monthly allocation. You can't be getting Oyel money from a president you are not recognizing. The allocation can be withheld until Abia state present a governor FG will recognize
Or perhaps, let Otti demand the monthly allocation from the president he recognized
Radarada Does the oyel money belong to the president or to Nigeria.. your ignorance is top notch |
