RESTRUCTURING OF NIGERIA

Whatever it means, it is a done deal.
Structurally, Nigeria is Muslim Hausa-Fulani Oligarchy.
Having been restructured to give power to the Muslim Hausa-Fulani.
Next phase should be re-restructuring.

Here is Nigeria as presently restructured :

Before restructuring, richest Nigerian, Sir Odimegwu Ojukwu, Igbo,
Made money in commodities, real estate, and transportation.
After restructuring, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Hausa-Fulani,
Made money by cornering essential commodities by patronage.

Before restructuring, oil billionaire, Chief Okonkwo Otankwu, Igbo,
Made money in palm oil and palm kernels.
After restructuring, Alhaji Oyilama Kaguma, Hausa-Fulani,
Largest importer of palm oil from Indonesia.

Before restructuring, biggest distiller of ogogoro, Chief Ovie-Whiskey, Edo,
After restructuring, Alhaji Ogogoro Kontagora, Hausa-Fulani,
Cornered the liquor and wine import business.
Muslim and alcohol?
I just sell it, me no drink am!

Prior to restructuring, biggest cocoa magnate, Chief Okicoco Adefarasin,
Exported cocoa beans worldwide.
After restructuring, Mallam Naba al-Cocama, Hausa-Fulani,
Sole importer of Cocoa products into Nigeria.

Prior to restructuring, there was true federalism,
After restructuring, there is a unitary government,
Power shift to the North by virtue of having more States and local government areas.

Before restructuring, local government areas were spread evenly across Nigeria.
After restructuring, arid Kano, a Hausa-Fulani city, has more local governments than the lush five states in South East Nigeria, an Igbo enclave.

Before restructuring, Federal Revenue Allocation was based on States.
After restructuring, it is based on local governments, and the Hausa-Fulani States have more local governments than the rest of Nigeria.

Prior to restructuring, individuals did not own oil wells.
After restructuring, Hausa-Fulani own 80% of the oil wells in Nigeria.

Prior to restructuring, Boko Haram was terrorist Muslim organization killing Christians,
And IPOB was a peaceful movement advocating justice.

After restructuring, Boko Haram is a peacekeeping Muslim organization,
And IPOB is a terrorist organization killing Muslim Hausa-Fulani Jihadists,
Whilst Hausa-Fulani soldiers are python dancing and killing IPOB members in the South East.

Prior to restructuring, Fulani herdsmen begged farmers to graze on their lands,
After restructuring, Fulani herdsmen graze on your land, kill you, and rape your wife if you protest.

NIGERIAN SECURITY FORCES:

1. Prior to restructuring.
Army Head – ijaw
Navy Head – Yoruba
Air Force Head – Hausa- Fulani
Department Of State Security – Igbo
National Security and Civil Defense Corps – Kanuri
Federal Road Safety Corps – Ibibio
Police – Tiv
2. Post restructuring,
Army Head – Hausa-Fulani
Navy Head – Hausa-Fulani
Air Force Head – Hausa- Fulani
Department Of State Security – Hausa-Fulani
National Security and Civil Defense Corps – Hausa-Fulani
Federal Road Safety Corps – Hausa-Fulani
Police – Hausa-Fulani

OTHER RESTRUCTURINGS :

1. Pre restructuring: NNPC (Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation)
Post restructuring: NNPC (Northern Nigerian Petroleum Corporation)
2. Pre restructuring: NA (Nigerian Army)
Post restructuring: NA (Northern Army)
3. Pre restructuring: NPF (Nigerian Police Force)
Post restructuring: NPF (Northern Police Force)
4. Pre restructuring: NN (Nigerian Navy)
Post restructuring: NN (Northern Navy)
5. Pre restructuring: NAF (Nigerian Air Force)
Post restructuring: NAF (Northern Air Force)
6. Pre restructuring: NIMASA (Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency) Post restructuring: NIMASA (Northern Maritime Administration and Safety Agency)
7. Pre restructuring: NSA (Nigerian Security Agency)
Post restructuring: NSA (Northern Security Agency)
8. Pre restructuring: NTA (Nigerian Television Authority)
Post restructuring: NTA (Northern Television Authority)
9. Pre restructuring: NOA (National Orientation Agency)
Post restructuring: NOA (Northern Orientation Agency)
10. Pre restructuring: NCR (National Civil Registration)
Post restructuring: NCR (Northern Civil Registration)
11. Pre restructuring: NDA (Nigerian Defense Academy)
Post restructuring: NDA (Northern Defense Academy)
12. Pre restructuring: NALDA (National Agricultural Land Development Authority). Post restructuring: NALDA (Northern Agricultural Land Development Authority)
13. Pre restructuring: NCS (Nigerian Custom Service) Post restructuring: NCS (Northern Custom Service)
14. Pre restructuring: NAFDAC (National Agency for Food & Drug Administration and Control)
Post restructuring: NAFDAC ( Northern Agency for Food & Drug Administration and Control)
15. Pre restructuring: NTDC (Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation) Post restructuring: NTDC (Northern Tourism Development Corporation)
16. Pre restructuring: NRC (Nigerian Railway Corporation)
Post restructuring: NRC (Northern Railway Corporation)
17. Pre restructuring: NPS (Nigerian Prison Service).
Post restructuring: NPS (Northern Prison Service)
18. Pre restructuring: NRC (Nigerian Reinsurance Corporation)
Post restructuring: NRC (Northern Reinsurance Corporation)
19. Pre restructuring: NC (National Cake)
Post restructuring: NC (Northern Cake)
20. Pre restructuring: NSPMC (Nigerian Security Printing and Mining Corporation) Post restructuring: NSPMC (Northern Security Printing and Mining Corporation)
21. Pre restructuring: NSC (Nigerian Shippers Council)
Post restructuring: NSC (Northern Shippers Council)
22.Pre restructuring: NSITF (Nigerian Social Insurance Trust Fund)
Post restructuring: NSITF (Northern Social Insurance Trust Fund)
23. Pre restructuring: NITEL (Nigerian Telecommunications PLC)
Post restructuring: NITEL (Northern Telecommunications PLC)
24. Pre restructuring: NSLB (Nigerian Students Loan Board)
Post restructuring: NSLB (Northern Students Loan Board)
25. Pre restructuring: NTA (Nigerian Television Authority)
Post restructuring: NTA (Northern Television Authority)
26. Pre restructuring: NIPOST (Nigerian Postal Service)
Post restructuring: NIPOST (Northern Postal Service)
27. Pre restructuring: NPA (Nigerian Ports Authority)
Post restructuring: NPA (Northern Ports Authority)
28. Pre restructuring: NNMA (Nigerian National Merit Award)
Post restructuring: NNMA (Northern National Merit Award)
29. Pre restructuring: M-TEL (Nigerian Mobile Telecommunications Ltd.)
Post restructuring: M-TEL (Northern Mobile Telecommunications Ltd.)
30. Pre restructuring: NIALS (Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies)
Post restructuring: NIALS (Northern Institute of Advanced Legal Studies)
31. Pre restructuring: NIDB (Nigerian Industrial Development Bank)
Post restructuring: NIDB (Northern Industrial Development Bank)
32. Pre restructuring: NEPC (Nigerian Export Promotion Council)
Post restructuring: NEPC (Northern Export Promotion Council)
33. Pre restructuring: NEXIM (Nigerian Export-Import Bank)
Post restructuring: NEXIM (Northern Export-Import Bank)
34. Pre restructuring: NERDC (Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council)
Post restructuring: NERDC (Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council)
35. Pre restructuring: NCC (Nigerian Communications Corporation)
Post restructuring: NCC (Northern Communications Corporation)
36. Pre restructuring: NAIC (Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Co. Ltd)
Post restructuring: NAIC (Northern Agricultural Insurance Co. Ltd)
37. Pre restructuring: NACB (Nigerian Agricultural and Cooperative Bank Ltd.)
Post restructuring: NACB (Northern Agricultural and Cooperative Bank)
38. Pre restructuring: NLNG (Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas)
Post restructuring: NLNG (Northern Liquefied Natural Gas)
39. Pre restructuring: NPA (Nigerian Ports Authority)
Post restructuring: NPA (Northern Ports Authority)
40. Pre restructuring: Nigerian National Census Board
Post restructuring: (NNCB) Northern National Census Board (NNCB)
Now, Nigerians should be talking about re-restructuring. Since no other tribal leader or champion challenged the initial Hausa-Fulani restructuring, they would not give up power without a fight. Dambazzau is right, Nigerians are cowards in the face of the Hausa-Fulani political cum military Jihad. Major General Muhammadu Buhari is the new General Uthman Dan Fodio.