How & Why Nigeria Must Be Restructured

[@obiilona7273]

Excellent, Excellent, Excellent presentation. I'm an Igbo in the U.S. I agree with you very well. This is probably one of the best opinions and suggestions I have ever heard. I am a big advocate of a true FEDERAL GOVERNMENT system and not just in name like Nigeria. God bless 🙏 for your wisdom, I hope those in Nigeria and in power are listening and will do something. .....

[@amiolemenfrancis3110]

Who's still watching this video with me in October 2019, can't stop listening to this my amazing sister from another state, you so Intelligent and the government needs you

[@tasteofnigeriafood1320]

Prince Justice yes she’s

[@picantomanmontgomery5732]

story. she is too tribalist for my liking pls

[@ollybounty8293]

Prince Justice 🙋🏿‍♂️

[@innoxb1597]

Ola I agreed with u on this Restructure issue

[@tajudeenhalimah2186]

She gave the looters and oppressors an idea but they used stone to covered their ears because of selfishness . God will deliver Nigeria one day

[@jacmel1804]

Here is a real thinker. I always find it odd that more people like her are not in government.

[@thebridge5483]

Josue Pierre yes she needs to run soon don’t waste such good brain

[@uzzyvick]

No, she is a hypocrite. This restructuring talk has been on the table for a long time without results. We all know what is holding it back despite all the talks. Yet she has consistently fought and attacked those that have made more efforts to act rather than just talk about issues that can lead to her so-called restructuring. What does all these fancy talks serve if despite that, no one stands to question what is happening with credible actions), and we still go ahead and vote and carry on as if everything is normal; Voting the same thieves and brigands that have brought us to this level. Why are we acting as if those cabals are not aware of what is needed to make Nigeria better? Is it not potently clear that they have carried on simply, as they wished and even created and promoted institutions and instruments to keep the structure just as they pleased? And they will not stand back and allow any change to status quo without a fight. So, what's the point of this lecture? Just imagine the lame excuse that she has presented as a reason for not wanting a break-up. When we were formerly 3 regions did people including minorities feel any differently? We have the history to teach us that inclusiveness pays. Suppose we decide to ffractionalize among contiguous groups, will that not serve as a unifying factor? Just saying, suppose the minorities in the middle belt decide to join forces with the minorities in the east or west to form a unit, who says that they cannot coexist under agreed terms? It is misguided to think that having a referendum amounts to calling for a break up or that asking for break up will always result in war. If well guided especially, if the parties concerned negotiate properly, there is no way it will become acrimonious or degenerate to war. Okay, as the thought of a break up is so abhorrent, why can't we use the fear of it as a rallying point to propel the movement of more equitable structure through the alignments of groups that believe they can work together? So that together these groups can become veritable threats to status quo and hence, force the cabals to comply to restructuring as a better alternative. Clearly, this cannot happen with mere rhetorics . Yes, it is nice that we remain one entity, yes, there maybe losses here and there, yes there maybe be some potential for another civil war. But this time, who will be fighting who if universally, we agree to break up in peace? Rather than talking restructuring, let's make a given by impressing on the cabals the potentials of a break up through alignment and support of those already pushing such agenda, instead of fighting them. Once the cabals realises that their influence has become erroded with the emergent influence, they will be willing to negotiate or rather they will be forced to concede to a more popular alternative. Until the cabal understand that we mean business and are ready to go the whole hog to get an equitable arrangement in Nigeria, they will continue playing us amongst ourselves and our issues will remain, business as usual. Talks will continue till thy kingdom comes, without action, just like Adeola is doing presently, because no one will "bell the cat" and the winner will remain the oppressors.

[@GracedVille]

@@uzzyvick how does that male her a hypocrite? While you think of how to answer, explain how you're not an illiterate?

[@godspromisesamuel5497]

Agreed. If you know the saying that says. Those who have head does not have hat. And those who have hat does not have head. She's brilliant And has a good Heart. May GOD Bless Her.

[@lordstv7773]

Josue Pierre Nigeria has been together for 59 years what have you and adeola have to show for that ? ask yourself what minerals are being tapped from other states in Nigeria that is yielding income for the country ?? They are sold behind and not accounted for, We biafrans are different and want to go, staying together should not buy force, we are being killed when we are in Nigeria so we need security that nobody provides for us .

[@googleomonla4288]

When you having the most greedy people governing you; all these dreams wouldn't come true

[@lullabyshu]

one of the key problems with Nigeria is the culture of elders being always right. The world is moving on and change is inevitable. That's why we keep getting leaders like Obasanjo, Buhari etc. We need to train our younger folks and encourage them to develop and share new ideas

[@austinuzo7515]

so True

[@abiodunmichael3180]

May God bless you richly for this wisdom. I have shouted this many times but people will look at me as proud....

[@bennyobay4698]

lullabyshu Your name sound silly. Bixo in Portuguese mean prick. You are one prick of a kind.

[@janepearl8751]

we need to pray to OUR HEAVENLY FATHER IN JESUS NAME. Am specifically referring to this issues that Nigeria has on How To Restructure Nigeria.

[@samwarmate9291]

lullabyshu,isn't this wonderful!! At long last an African like me who has articulated what I have been saying for a long time.this destructive mindset is not only in Nigeria but throughout many parts of Africa.you find even an elder that has never been to school,so backward with nothing to contribute,and yet they are somehow always right.

[@jaywillys1]

Why am I just seeing this in 2019, when it has been uploaded since 2016. This is crazy. Well kudos to you Adeola, you make a lot of senses here.

[@louiecartney5270]

Ah I love this woman, I never knew that Nigeria got such a genius, that is why I married a Yoruba

[@omodiagbedominicedeoghon4607]

You married a Yoruba because Yorubas are geniuses?

[@interestingplacesaroundthe768]

Adeola,you have said it already ,that is exactly what Nigeria needs now

[@0laidewahab260]

Yes that is what we need not divided

[@deleayinde5010]

As a British Nigeria, I understand want you are saying and it makes sense. well done Sis

[@MegaOdi777]

There is the Right of Self-determination and those those that demand that are unsafe already in Nigeria; they are marginalized, exploited, oppressed and killed en masse and you Adeola have not stopped that in spite of your effort at presenting a tolerant Nigeria that never was, is not, and never will be. Respect peoples' rights.

[@omodiagbedominicedeoghon4607]

On point.

[@treasurebarnabas610]

Such a richly amazing video! Watching in November 2019

[@papa60media]

I wish the Nigeria government is listening to this vital information that can transform the land into heaven.mrs.Adeola pls keep talking on this particular subject until they restructure Nigeria.all the same thank you so much for this.

[@raymondokereafor9118]

How I wish we have 6-10million Nigerian-Adeola's, but Biafra must be free and independent. We do not and cannot continue to be under bondage. Nigeria is full of wicked leaders.

[@josephc.a3942]

Raymond Okereafor, actually we do. It's just that the are docile at the moment. Someone or something needs to wake them up.

[@PhemyWilliams]

MUCH SENSE MADE QUEEN! BUHARI NEEDS TO STEP ASIDE FOR YOU!!!

[@gabrielagbontaen1385]

Adeola, your ideas are immaculate, but the question is how do we put this ideas into action?

[@mirabeltamukong8771]

You are so amazing. I wish the government will listen to you and make a difference in Africa. I am not a Nigerian but oh my Africa just needs this

[@venturedeep1340]

I wish Nigeria people and Gov't is listening because you nailed it Adeola. I am concerned with level of hatred amongst Nigerians that's including the educated elite. When you meet a follow Nigerian any where in the world, the first question they usually ask you and I quote " What part of Nigeria". Which is wrong and a clear division within people of Nigeria. The world is watching and listening using the opportunity (Division) to milk the system because of lack of togetherness in Nigeria. Where have we gone wrong Nigerians?

[@theophilusmuyiwa9661]

Thank you adeola, you are doing a great job. Please don't stop.

[@interestingplacesaroundthe768]

if the state are in control ,the masses will know were their problem is coming from,when their states is not developed,please restructuring is we need now

[@emmanuelnwogu3673]

it makes perfect sense, all this thing they are doing is just micro management, that allow foolish bastards to steal funds without any opposition. People would have more power over their state government than the federal government.

[@olurotimiadepitan5087]

Hausa/Fulani will never give us Restructuring because the current system as it is benefits and empowers them a great deal.They will only keep deceiving us.Vote for a dynamic democracy. #takeitback. Vote Sowore/Rufai.AAC2019

[@ucherichardegbu5739]

@@emmanuelnwogu3673 if Nigeria is restructured... biafra will not bother to be calling for division

[@choupies9897]

We need division

[@TWUMKWAME5]

This is by far your best show I have ever watched, for me it tops every show you have produce. Well done good and faithful servant of the people without voice.

[@benjaminayeh5200]

Great work Adeola. More grace. Please also speak on the difficulty our children are facing in getting admission into the University. Even when they had good scored in JAMB and UTME

[@fayemiadebayo1087]

This video looks evergreen! Thank you, Adeola.

[@emmyobi4836]

You are making sense my sister. I wish every politician in Nigeria will watch this.

[@shesBlessed83]

Yes, I believe this model for Nigeria. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@ML-lx1ut]

You are awesome , love the way you analyze it all .

[@mettle6509v]

Keep it up Adeola. I left Nigeria because of Lack of power supply related issues which almost ruined my life and profession. For 4 more than 4yrs now I have witnessed power outage twice that lasted only 3 hrs And you will be notified in advance. Water run away my eye when I remember Nigeria.

[@CRAZZYZ1]

Breaking up a country does not mean that they cannot leave where they are.

[@kingdon5137]

Who want to be cheated forgetting his own language to learn so call 3major languages do we have only 3 languages? All languages should be teach even if they are 1 millions

[@godspromisesamuel5497]

My Sister you've got good intentions towards Nigeria. May GOD promote you to position that you will be able to do this great work for Nigeria. GOD bless you.

[@kehindeoniemayin9968]

The various parts of Nigeria were brought together by force, and in spite of all the contradiction and confusion in the country can only be separated by force in accordance with the law of nature.

[@davidadewole9502]

this video is 2 yrs old but im still in love with this. Deola u hit it on the nail.

[@okeyude3767]

When a giant loses his characteristics he stops being a giant but a dwarf.Nigeria is inarguably the dwarf of Africa.

[@tonyndu6709]

The Gambaris do not want any restructure. Dr. Azikiwe and Chief Emeka ojukwu spoke the three major Nigerian languages but were still rejected by your people.

[@dewizard5761]

Some terms used were disappointing like 'breaking up of the country' and some examples given were deliberate to scare people like Yugoslavia and Colonial India. Why must there be killing if people wish to live a separately? Communities are living together today and thousands of people are killed for flimsy excuses. The main issue is that the country seems to be held together by force and sometimes against the will of the people. A referendum is not a bad idea and I believe that should be included in the debate of Restructuring. Forcing everyone to learn Hausa, Ibo or Yoruba is wrong as the whole problem in Nigeria seems to be all these FORCING PEOPLE TO BE TOGETHER.

[@stphnllr292]

That's not true, when you don't learn from history, you will become history !!!

[@massmass4057]

Very very intelligent lady god bless you 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@adewaleakitoye7926]

Nice! I share the same thought. Nigeria is over due for a RESTRUCTURE but these politicians are just not getting it. SMH!

[@emmaagamasmith9649]

Kudos Adeola Fayehun for your great work here. God bless your endeavour and water your life

[@jegedeismail8981]

Very good speech from u Mrs, I hope one day you can be in the position of power. The problem of Nigeria are from Nigerian, decentralized government can only play a part but the major problem is we allow those in power to continue ruling...why most we vote either atiku or buhari when we have young lad that have not tested power befor?

[@busternwachinamere5158]

You got all right. The best of all your shows I've watched. Very educating. The words are so beautiful like you. Keep it up!!

[@lettherebelight3592]

Nice talk brava Bella ,I really appreciate your consideration of battles of each tribes and future Concords

[@princedaddi3103]

Adeola, thanks for educating in this episode!! Lata!

[@reelspilltv]

Jealousy, greed, tribalism, hatred and envy will not allow our people to see the road progress. Our mindset is antithetical to visionary leadership.

[@user-ky1nz3ck2n]

Wow, what a genius idea! You got the lasting solution to Nigeria predicament. Should Nigerian government refuses the restructure, then alternative B is to break it up immediately. Few men cannot continue to hold down the whole country.

[@glimprojects1854]

You are doing a really great job.......

[@tessuzo2336]

Thanks for this beautiful message of learning three major languages from infant stage. I strongly believe it will unity us .

[@babalolababatunde6974]

This video was posted 2yrs ago but i cant stop watching it. From beginning to the end was full of sense making. Still wondering whether none of our leaders are watching Adeola's show. The information she's giving free of charge to make Nigeria a better place for everyone, you cant buy it in the market for any amount. Adeola have spoken well, its left to our leaders to act now. I wont be surprise if tomorrow, great countries snatch Adeola from us and make her their own. The information she's giving worth more than anything

[@olurotimiadepitan5087]

Wonderful. This video is so enlightening. Thanks.

[@yusufdayo4661]

Am proud of you and your idea and opinion , keep it on God bless you

[@aromoyolekanleksyd606]

God will bless you Adeola.I wish our leaders sees your program and even our so call rich pple in Nigeria to utilize this opportunity to restructure our country.

[@ucy7839]

keep up the good work,Adeola

[@timorhyisimah4506]

You are Great dear

[@onmashedrack8240]

This is one of your best show I have watch God bless you for these truth

[@unshakeablek1835]

Adeola this is super real! Every word you spoke which it could appear just as you spoke them.

[@GracedVille]

Just saw this in my recommended feed. While I do not support a break up of Nigeria, I also know that people have a right to self determination and should be afforded the opportunity to choose to remain with Nigeria or not. This is primarily due to the circumstances in which independent tribes were brought together to form the country Nigeria. It was little better than a business transaction for the benefit of the British colonialists. The tribes had next to no participation in it. Restructuring is not just welcome but necessary and urgent and must come on the heels of a referendum i.e. having determined those that want to remain Nigeria, the terms of restructuring must then be agreed on to spell out the constitutional basis on which the entity will be organized. What i do not support however, is restructuring to grant independence to states. I mean it is necessary for the units to be independent and control their resources, police and all but given the fact that the states do not all have the same potential for growth, this arrangement is more likely to be detrimental to some states while being a leverage for speedy growth for some other states. However if the restructuring is done along regional lines with the various states as administrative counties, the central authority for each regional can leverage on the wealthier counties within their region for even distribution of wealth to the entire region. This was why regionalism was a huge success in the first Republic. Also the competition among the regions will also foster growth. Plus the regions should be divided along the six geo-political units Nigeria presently recognizes and the respective states will be administrative counties under their respective regions.

[@omodiagbedominicedeoghon4607]

Good idea but what do you mean by competition between the region's?

[@kubaebo3179]

Nigerian has been bastardised so much. enemity has perverded into the fabric, there is mistrust to the core. we need to find out whether the various ethnic groups want to continue to leave together as one unit or not. A lot of Igbos never reconcile what happen in 1914. I believe it must be revisited before we can go any further. The Igbos have been severally traumatised that they no longer believe in one Nigeria. Any attempt of forcing them into one Nigeria is doomed to failure. We must use this opportunity to resolve this intractable case. We all appropriate the advantages of remaining together but if the elements cannot mix then it is futile, remember we can always be good neighbours. For me, the insults that has been thrown around various ethnic groups and the damage and feeling of hatred after the war is enough to disolve Nigeria. The minor ethnic groups will be given the opportunity to affiliate with any of the neighbouring group, indeed if they want to remain as a sovereign state well and good , there are viable states today that are less than five millions.

[@ikkonubunak.9186]

Wow.... Where was i all these years that i'm just knowing about you? Aunt Adeola thank you so much, you rock ma❤️❤️❤️

[@nazifiumar2848]

I'm very impressed about this show adeola keep doing what you do

[@patienceikeagbonkhese8996]

This is my best video. Great job Adeola. I pray many of us will listen and take action. Restructure That's What Nigeria Needs!

[@ibidapoogundeji6020]

I love everything about you Adeola! Half a word is enough for the wise. God bless you.

[@osemudiameakhigbejude1626]

Well spoken Adeola, Restructure is the best way for Nigeria not division.

[@okonkwoijeomaj838]

Adeola for President We need so many of your type my dear

[@gracefawibe9107]

God bless u Ms Adeola. I pray people of nija and particularly those in power will reason along with u.

[@basseyikpangesang2668]

Thanks my sister for educating them. The governors have limited tenure and are not going to be in office forever

[@TonnyOkello]

Brilliant idea, I am a Ugandan living in California and appreciate decentralization and giving states autonomy .

[@conradsunkiojack7428]

Adeola You are a global Ambassador. A patriot of Nigeria and Africa. If one hundred thousand more speak out and enumerate the facts of possibilities, dangers of indulgence, and elimination of Nigeria's artificial barriers, in the eloquent logical way you have done, it will register the desired effect. My single most important advise to you personally is not lose your humility. It is the single most important ingredient in communicating with the people. Facts. Clear facts and intelligent explanations. It makes you and your services believeable. Keep steady. You are far ahead in thought and action.

[@ujua3345]

Very nice presentation,U did a good research.

[@wahababrahamlasisi3883]

You have said it all, God will keep rewarding you

[@chikadblessing12]

Please don't forget that Nigeria security is under threat

[@NinaNdraman]

Adeola my sister! You nailed it! Is your outfit made in Nigeria? I love it! Pls let me know how I can get one :)

[@uniquechildTV]

Those ones disliked this video are APC hoodlums and fulani herdsmen, well done my dear sister... free Sowore and others

[@johnsongbenga2493]

God bless you my sister,I pray they will listen

[@01leahjoan]

I'm so mesmerized by Nigeria and it's ability to be the most powerful country in the Global South but this is not the vision of them in power :(

[@judenwabuisi8247]

Adeola you said it best. Ride-on! I admire the way you narrate.", more grease to your elbow".

[@TheEhiz]

Wow.... beautiful piece.... good job Adeola

[@Euniceview]

God bless all of you that want Nigeria to be a better place Amen 💃

[@prosper644]

Some Biafrans married Ghanaian woman yet Biafra and Ghana is not same country and that is how it will be when three nations which are forced and named after a river called Nigeria will be. I stand for peaceful seperation not fight and Biafrans are not talking of fight or war but rather referendum for Nigerians to decide which country they want to belong to for peace

[@nationalcalltopraynctp995]

Excellent point Adeola. I'm sure the Nigerian government already know this. But they are reluctant to implement because of the money they make from division and chaos. Most of our politicians and business leaders are returnees from UK, US and other developed countries where things are better organised.

[@henry21911]

Am tired of this Country... What do we do?

[@georgepeterson4136]

I love your good work keep it on and keep it real

[@akinboyeomole]

Wow! This is the most selfless contribution to the Nigeria project I have ever heard. I have always say to people that the greatness of Nigeria is in its unity. We stand to gain more as one United country. The raw solution is what Adeola have said here. Adeola, I have a question for you. Can you make this video a project to be share in all social media and also find a way to start educating Nigerian on the need for restructuring? Lastly, Adeola you're doing a good job.

[@janepearl8751]

Adeola! This is The Best One that I've watched so far! he Best! Keep this up! Keep This up In Jesus Name. Amen.

[@apexfavour1963]

My role model.....you are a rare germ,,,so intelligent keep keeping it real jare

[@tonycannig5746]

Adeola, this is your best video so far. Keep up the good work .

[@dexterwilliams4289]

the United States attracts the most ambitious and smartest Nigerians. They are all here competing with us!

[@daniells71]

Not just Nigerians but the whole damn world!! If all immigrants that have migrated to the US, whether citizen or not, over just the last 20 years, were to get kicked out, America will crumble.

[@dexterwilliams4289]

exactly. that's why life is harder for the typical american. The corporations and govt have no incentive to improve the education because they just import the best from around the world to take our jobs or create jobs. Either way, there are negatives and positives to the situation. America does brain drain and it makes competition here pretty fierce. Most Americans can't compete with 1st, and 2nd generation immigrants coming from overseas. They are too ambitious.

[@daniells71]

Dexter Williams Wow! I had never looked at it that way! Excellent observation. There truly is no incentive to improve local conditions if you can just import what you need at a fraction of the cost. Sorry to say bro, but I am part of that "problem" that you talk about. And yes all my family members own businesses but we do employ Americans and immigrants alike without bias. The the thing though is that we have never been given anything. Everything we have we have sweated for. It sucks, cause my mom has tried to empower a lot of people born out here in the hood but a lot don't budge. Honestly... zero have, so we just pick up the slack.

[@godwinjakpa692]

God bless you my sister

[@regeneratedmind3799]

Adeola for PRESIDENT!!! 💕💕💕

[@ersiersonnagbo7621]

Adeola, you are a great woman. Sicurity is the most important.

[@fadojutimikayode13]

That is reason now, Dubai wasn't to heve business with Nigeria and police of Dubai is not supported Nigeria individual if we need them for help, but if one Nigeria make problems, they we start to fighting Nigeria

[@raslegend6645]

Sista i love your videos! Your words in this video is how all black people should feel and view the now called african continent. We are truly blessed and if we can learn to work together for black economical benefit we can turn the tide worldwide!

[@darc6760]

I liked everything and think your ideas are good but for one thing...Why do you want to continue this 3 language teaching in schools? How can I have to choose only 3 from 300 languages ?

[@favourhappy8897]

You a genius,God bless you

[@londomusa2339]

Wow a great idea I am proud of ur ideas my dear sis I pray our continent wake up and stop sending out raw material cheap and buy finish product 5 times expensive

[@DearStellaTV]

So true 👍 Well articulated, Adeola😂😂

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

LOL you know a government is backwards when a youtube host knows (like the rest of us) the simple ways of fixing a countries issues.

[@obiobi9378]

Those in government know how to fix the problem of Nigeria but they don't want to do it because it won't serve their selfish interest.

[@uchemediatv9113]

We must have our #BiafraReferendum

[@paule9376]

Adeola, sorry to burst your bubble but can we be honest with ourselves as human beings first, and next as black Africans. REFERENDUM by any other name is REFERENDUM. Why all the warped contorted equivocating Adeola? Finally, why so malicious with the US and THEM narrative?...your points could have stood on their own merits, but somehow you had to sanctimoniously rope in "those who want a break up"....as if what they're after is somehow dishonorable. If we're so desirous of non-negotiable indivisible unity why stop at our borders? why not use the magic-marker lugard used and tie in Benin Republic, Togo, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Niger, and Chad? or the entire West Africa. That's how geographically arbitrary the "Nigeria" we pretend to be holier than thou defenders of is. Our enemy is not each other and has never been. Our enemy remains forced amalgamation. Amalgamation is like a bundled spell that has held seemingly intelligent blacks bound in a daze of cyclical insanity like hamsters on a treadmill unable to exercise the prerogative to free themselves and too greedy for oil gains and hate for their perceived competition to notice impending demise. Yes I said DEMISE. Without a referendum we will not have the ability to "restructure" "RESTRUCTURING" is not a gift from some benevolent government!...it is what the governed demand, and the government listens to and grants!

[@Ukdk5180]

Others also think differently. Other countries survived

[@babalolaism]

You are just wonderful Adeola

[@okeigbotv5317]

How many Biafras lose their life in Nigeria, biafra war😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@stephenifedayo3941]

Adeola, you are great thinker, the country needs referendum now more than ever before for a healthy competitions among the would be regions or else the country will be going in circles of poverty and strive