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®️®️Call mr adeyemi on 08105403690 for all kinds of ecotech fuelless generator prices for each capacity as listed below:
fuelless 6kva... N60,000
fuelless 7.5kva... N90,000
fuelless 8kva... N100,000
fuelless 10kva... N120,000
fuelless 12. 5kva.. N160,000
fuelless 15kva... N180,000
fuelless 20kva... N195,000
fuelless 25kva... N320,000
fuelless 30kva... N330,000
fuelless 50kva... N420,000
interested buyers should please contact Mr Anthony on 08105403690, for more enquiries thanks for your patronage.
Sokoto state, Caatin Danji, Central Market, Sokoto north, NG...
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February 15, 2024
S-West leaders divided over Yoruba nation, restructuring
S-West leaders divided over Yoruba nation, restructuring
…we should interrogate what’s beneficial— Afenifere scribe
…on restructuring we stand— Agbekoya
…we prefer restructuring—CYE
…restructuring, Yoruba nation urgently required—Yoruba forum
By Dayo Johnson, James Ogunnaike & Laolu Elijah
The clamour for Yoruba Nation and restructuring has reached high heavens.
The call has been persistently made by prominent elders, leaders and associations in the South West zone of the country.
They are all unanimous on the call for discontinuation of the current lopsided federalism that is being practised.
Since President Bola Tinubu assumed office on May 29, 2023, it appears the Yoruba Nation agitation has gradually fizzled out.
When Vanguard spoke with the proponent of the two, it was observed that there have been divergent views by the proponents.
While a larger percentage feel that restructuring of the current system of government is the only antidote to incessant killings, kidnappings and wanton destruction of lives and property, a minute percentage still maintains a no-going back posture on Yoruba nation agitation.
Groups such as the pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere; Agbekoya Farmers’ Society, the Council of Yoruba Elders, CYE, Oduduwa United Peoples Association, ODUPA, Yoruba Commitment Forum expressed their views on the burning issue.
We should interrogate what’s beneficial — Afenifere
Afenifere Secretary, Chief Sola Ebiseni, in a chat with Vanguard, threw his weight behind restructuring saying it remains the way forward.
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Why Nigeria needs decentralization — Soyinka
Ebiseni said: “I don’t know what you mean by which one is feasible. Of course, everything is feasible but what I think we should interrogate is what is desirable and beneficial.
“As followers of Obafemi Awolowo, he was the pioneer proponent and father of federalism as the appropriate system of government for Nigeria as a country of diverse and entrenched ethnic nationalities.
“Restructuring is the demand and agitation for a new constitution reinventing the foundational federal arrangements that worked. All these are contained in the Reports of the 2014 National Conference which we recommend as the minimum template.
“The refusal by the powers that be, particularly the Buhari administration, to heed this popular demand which has rendered Nigeria ungovernable and havens of hunger and deaths is the basis of separatist agitation by different groups and the calls for new sovereign states out of Nigeria.
“You cannot blame the people for seeking extraordinary solutions to their existential problems. The way forward is restructuring. Nigeria is ordinarily a beautiful rainbow coalition of diverse tribes and tongues.
“It must however be made to work in the interests of the constituent groups and peoples to protect its peaceful coexistence and it is an urgent matter.”
Restructuring is not disintegration — Omololu
Also, a chieftain of Afenifere, Abagun Kole Omololu, said: “Both are feasible and Afenifere is not hiding it. Nigeria was properly structured by 1960. There was healthy and developmental rivalry between the nations that make up Nigeria.
“Restructuring is not disintegration it is a rearrangement for better functionality. Let us look at the benefit of all these from empirical evidence. Unity does not necessarily mean unanimity; it can be diversity in unity.
“Restructure the police; let the states have control over their internal security through the state police. Let the state collect VAT and remit a percentage to the centre. Allow states to build their roads, federal roads should be only the motorways. States should be allowed to create their local government.
“Devolve powers on the exclusive list to the states except for immigration, customs and the armed forces. Let the CBN control the monetary policy.
“Let us think above the average and look at the potential benefits of the two propositions from successful countries that have gone through the process.”
On restructuring, we stand — Agbekoya
As for the National Publicity Secretary of Agbekoya Farmers’ Society, Chief Olatunji Bandele, who said he spoke on behalf of the President General of Agbekoya Farmers’ Association, Aare Kamarudeen Okikiola, restructuring remains the way forward.
Bandele said, “What I’m saying is that Agbekoya believes in restructuring. If we practise true federalism, the situation will be better for the component states. I am telling you the mind of the Agbekoya National Executive Council.
fuelless 6kva... N60,000
fuelless 7.5kva... N90,000
fuelless 8kva... N100,000
fuelless 10kva... N120,000
fuelless 12. 5kva.. N160,000
fuelless 15kva... N180,000
fuelless 20kva... N195,000
fuelless 25kva... N320,000
fuelless 30kva... N330,000
fuelless 50kva... N420,000
interested buyers should please contact Mr Anthony on 08105403690, for more enquiries thanks for your patronage.
Sokoto state, Caatin Danji, Central Market, Sokoto north, NG...
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NEWS
VANGUARD AWARDS
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METRO
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February 15, 2024
S-West leaders divided over Yoruba nation, restructuring
S-West leaders divided over Yoruba nation, restructuring
…we should interrogate what’s beneficial— Afenifere scribe
…on restructuring we stand— Agbekoya
…we prefer restructuring—CYE
…restructuring, Yoruba nation urgently required—Yoruba forum
By Dayo Johnson, James Ogunnaike & Laolu Elijah
The clamour for Yoruba Nation and restructuring has reached high heavens.
The call has been persistently made by prominent elders, leaders and associations in the South West zone of the country.
They are all unanimous on the call for discontinuation of the current lopsided federalism that is being practised.
Since President Bola Tinubu assumed office on May 29, 2023, it appears the Yoruba Nation agitation has gradually fizzled out.
When Vanguard spoke with the proponent of the two, it was observed that there have been divergent views by the proponents.
While a larger percentage feel that restructuring of the current system of government is the only antidote to incessant killings, kidnappings and wanton destruction of lives and property, a minute percentage still maintains a no-going back posture on Yoruba nation agitation.
Groups such as the pan-Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere; Agbekoya Farmers’ Society, the Council of Yoruba Elders, CYE, Oduduwa United Peoples Association, ODUPA, Yoruba Commitment Forum expressed their views on the burning issue.
We should interrogate what’s beneficial — Afenifere
Afenifere Secretary, Chief Sola Ebiseni, in a chat with Vanguard, threw his weight behind restructuring saying it remains the way forward.
Related News
Yoruba Nation agitators invasion of Oyo Assembly act of treason — Bode Goerge
Commotion in Ibadan as ‘Yoruba Nation’ gunmen try to seize Oyo Gov’s Office, state Assembly
Why Nigeria needs decentralization — Soyinka
Ebiseni said: “I don’t know what you mean by which one is feasible. Of course, everything is feasible but what I think we should interrogate is what is desirable and beneficial.
“As followers of Obafemi Awolowo, he was the pioneer proponent and father of federalism as the appropriate system of government for Nigeria as a country of diverse and entrenched ethnic nationalities.
“Restructuring is the demand and agitation for a new constitution reinventing the foundational federal arrangements that worked. All these are contained in the Reports of the 2014 National Conference which we recommend as the minimum template.
“The refusal by the powers that be, particularly the Buhari administration, to heed this popular demand which has rendered Nigeria ungovernable and havens of hunger and deaths is the basis of separatist agitation by different groups and the calls for new sovereign states out of Nigeria.
“You cannot blame the people for seeking extraordinary solutions to their existential problems. The way forward is restructuring. Nigeria is ordinarily a beautiful rainbow coalition of diverse tribes and tongues.
“It must however be made to work in the interests of the constituent groups and peoples to protect its peaceful coexistence and it is an urgent matter.”
Restructuring is not disintegration — Omololu
Also, a chieftain of Afenifere, Abagun Kole Omololu, said: “Both are feasible and Afenifere is not hiding it. Nigeria was properly structured by 1960. There was healthy and developmental rivalry between the nations that make up Nigeria.
“Restructuring is not disintegration it is a rearrangement for better functionality. Let us look at the benefit of all these from empirical evidence. Unity does not necessarily mean unanimity; it can be diversity in unity.
“Restructure the police; let the states have control over their internal security through the state police. Let the state collect VAT and remit a percentage to the centre. Allow states to build their roads, federal roads should be only the motorways. States should be allowed to create their local government.
“Devolve powers on the exclusive list to the states except for immigration, customs and the armed forces. Let the CBN control the monetary policy.
“Let us think above the average and look at the potential benefits of the two propositions from successful countries that have gone through the process.”
On restructuring, we stand — Agbekoya
As for the National Publicity Secretary of Agbekoya Farmers’ Society, Chief Olatunji Bandele, who said he spoke on behalf of the President General of Agbekoya Farmers’ Association, Aare Kamarudeen Okikiola, restructuring remains the way forward.
Bandele said, “What I’m saying is that Agbekoya believes in restructuring. If we practise true federalism, the situation will be better for the component states. I am telling you the mind of the Agbekoya National Executive Council.
