Restructuring: We Need To Revisit Leadership Recruitment Process In Nigeria - Unman Bugaje
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Why is it only the Norths that are confused about restructuring the nigerian governance.
..I don't know if they will understand reconfiguration of nigeria.
They knw that I will be very difficult for them if Nigeria divide or restructure.they dnt think very well.they only believe in government to survive
@@donmazi9551 Isn't the union of the Nigerian South and North a decision that was made by a third party ? Understandably, the Northern economy wasn't thriving during the union. However, we can work together in this nation because the north has things to offer the south and vice versa.
@ppp Mpol They have a population. Industries need human resource. Infrastructure building needs human resource.
@@oama2009 you mean population that never contribute anything for the growth of our economy, rather than terrorism and primitive mentality?
@@jimmysteeve7702 if they weren't contributing anything, there would be no Nigeria right now. Nigeria also needs to fully industrialize. Again, there is human resource in the north as well as the south. Just watch, Africas development will be fast.
Thanks you very much sir you have said it all. I which we have many people like you in Nigeria I believe Nigeria problems will be resolved .
Japan became the third economy of the world with no resources, and zero English by the way. Nigeria has ample resources with a lot of English. Yet, look where we are.
The interviewee (U. Bugaje) does make a valid point about evaluating leaders based on competence rather than just a token constitutional consideration of their minimum educational qualification and the evidence of incompetence is abundant through out the rank and file of today's government and public officials in Nigeria.
What is this man trying to twist out of context here? Mr. man, please for God sake people who are clamouring knows exactly what is happening to them and again they know what they want.
One thing that is very glaring that most Nigerians have not acknowledge so far is, we have a 21st century Usman Dan Fodio in Aso Rock. From every indication, Buhari is a Fulani jihadist. He hasn't hide his policies and agendas, the problem is that Nigerians haven't been smart enough to understand that they have the second coming of Usman Dan Fodio to finish the conquest of Nigeria. Boko Haram, Meyetti Allah, Ruga, water resource bill, appointments of Fulanis to position of authority, free visas to Fulani immigrant, Fulani banditry, etc. are all tied to get Fulanis foothold in every part of Nigeria for the conquest. Governor Bala of Bauchi made the secret know on his interview with Channels TV. @. The agenda is put fear in the community, conquer, and take over. If Nigerians reject ruga, he come up with cow colony, if they reject that, he goes to water resources control. He is extremely desperate to get this conquest going, he will not stop until he achieve some form of starting point for the conquest. Hausas own most part of Northern Nigeria, but today, they are slaves to the Fulanis. All the emirates in Northern Nigeria are run by the Fulanis who are immigrant to Hausa Northerners.
I acknowledge that it's totally wrong to have one ethnic group in key position in a federation. Can you use the action of one person to generalized the population of a region. I think that is stereotyping and it's wrong. What you are putting forward is conspiracy theory.
It seems as though We missed the central point of African Society infrastructure needs. Why isn't the top priority of infrastructure Restructuring to fine tune the paths to Leadership...== With Wise Intelligent Savvy Leadership, wouldn't all problems be effectively handled??
Those of you still discussing the issue of restructuring (Dele Farontimi) will meet us that have seen that the Fulanis are not ready to restructure for one bit on the other side of the divide which is division of the contraption, those calling for restructuring think they are dealing with humans, not knowing they are dealing with a stone age mentality set of people who are anti development who see equity as a threat to their existence.
Look at what this man is saying now you people can see that end of Nigeria is the only solution
The last point was better proff
Nigeria av to be divided, hausa should go on there own...look at what is happened in Nigeria, the North is the one that acquired all big post in Nigeria
Sovereignty belongs to the people. Whatever creation which the people are not involved, consulted or consented to is illegitimate and cannot be justified, and that includes nigeria.
Restructuring? Not while Buhari is in office. Buhari likes things as they currently are. Besides, he is too busy trying to develop Northern Nigeria.
What has he done to the Northern region. The president that cannot build a road from Abuja to Kano? When was the last time you went to the Northern region? From the budget of Nigeria, when you get time, look it up, the south west gets the largest chunk.
@@ahmadbugaje809 Dear Ahmad, here are a few examples: linking PH to Kano via SGR; Ajaokuta to Warri SGR; Mambilla Hydro Elect; Transport Univ in Daura; Army University in Biu; East gas pipeline to Kano; Gas pipeline Kano-Niger Republic; all those Federal lobs for the boys etc.....
@@festusigiewe2914 the SGR project linking Kano to PH is starting from PH, not from Kano. To make it equitable, it should start from both states and be linked in the middle. Similarly, the Ajakuta and to warri. The mambila power project is a mirage that has not been included in the 2020 project, it's just a lip service given to the the people. I agree two university are situated in the north, but it's a lack of priority by the government. This is because BIU is in maiduguri and the state has been experiencing an insurgency, this money can be used to get drones that can be use for surveillance and other things. Katsina is also experiencing a banditry problem. I can assure you that if we have good leadership that can provide us security, electricity, relevant infrastructure and job opportunities, we won't be discussing about dissolution.
@@ahmadbugaje809 Thanks Ahmad for your patient and enlightened argument. The point I made was that everything Buhari had a northern component to it. I know some were neither started nor will they end during his time.
I agree with you about priorities. What about the East-West Railway or the East-West Highway? Federal Roads are the worst in Nigeria, yet FG warns everybody to stay off.
Unfortunately, Nigeria fell into the' '
crude oil trap'
Northern Nigeria's vast arable lands and hugh mineral deposits make it very attractive but negated by lazy thinking and an obstructive federalism.The golden era of crude oil is gone. The future belongs to gas and renewable energy, yet the North Is fixated on crude oil.
One thing is clear. A Federal State will liberate Nigeria from her current debacle and unleash her potentials. Our national 'constitution' is a sham concocted to serve very narrow interests. The chickens are already coming home to roost. The sooner proper action is taken, the better for her future.
You are not saying the thruth just evading the topic
Nigeria was never built to stand, nigeria was designed only to favour the designer ( britain) and the manager ( fulanis) the rest of us who are the actual owners of the land and resources were made beggars and slaves. Nigeria is never one and will never ever be, anybody that thinks that there is anyway or anyhow that will make nigeria to work is just wasting his time.
Lets go back to Regional govt
Enough of this back and forth
Regional government will be the best
I share you sentiment, regional government might be better for Nigeria.
He is insulting Nigerians' intelligence - he may be ignorant and moved by sentiments - the people on the streets have "personal knowledge" of what is going on in the country. E don serve in the NASS before, no be so? Wetin he do to help ordinary Nigerians?
He helped in tackling the third term agenda. For instance, think about having obansanjo as Nigeria's president from 1999 for a minute. Moreover building consensus in the region most familiar to him is what he do best.