There is no Gambari President of Nigeria who will support a restructured Nigeria along the path of full fiscal and regional federalism. The reasoning being that the entire North of Nigeria, including the Hausa/Fulani North-West; the Kanuri North-East; and the Middle Belt North-Central; contributes less than 5% of the entire wealth of the country, but gets more than 60% of the total monthly allocation from the unitary state of Nigeria.
Anyone making a 5% contribution monthly to a joint venture account, but obtaining in return more than 60% from the same joint venture account will fight tooth and nail to have such an unjust system remain for a long while. The more reason an average Gambari would kill rather than negotiate when it comes to who controls the presidency of Nigeria.
Besides, there comes a time when those who contributed the most to the wealth of a society, but get the least from it fight back in what has been collectively known as a revolution. A revolution is brewing albeit silently throughout the Yoruba's borders as I compose this post. This is because the bulk of the Yoruba Youth is today conscious of the fact that 49% of the total wealth of Nigeria comes from Yorubaland.
The noble ones among them know that Apapa Wharf, Tin Can Port, Lagos International Airport and the Lagos Stock Exchange are the main sources of revenue of the Federal Government of Nigeria.The esoteric Yoruba Youths can attest to the fact that Apapa Local Government alone contributes more revenue to the Federal Government of Nigeria than the entire 19 Northern States.
With the above information now readily available to the Yoruba Youth which can raise the head of the revolution, less than 300 disgruntled Yoruba Youths can use organized violence to break up Nigeria. With no Kobo of their own, these Youths can use organized violence to rob banks in Lagos State for a start up capital in organized violence.
With just N10 million Naira, they would be able to buy materials for IEDs in the open market. They may elect to detonate some of the IEDs at designated facilities named above and across the 57 local governments and local council development areas of Lagos State.
Let's further assume that they decided to detonate one bomb per day and per local government, before they reach 30 local governments in 30 days, the leaders and people across the Yoruba states and its environs would have started begging them for discussion and offering them amnesty.
By the time they have downed Apapa Wharf, Tin Can Port, Lagos International Airport and or the Lagos Stock Exchange, their agitation would have gone from a mere demand for regional government to the outright division of Nigeria in favour of Oduduwa Republic.
When I argued here for the need to defend Yoruba civilization with chemical, biological and or even nuclear weapons in the face of the peculiarity of Nigeria, the gullible Yoruba Youth called for my arrest until the so called Fulani herdsmen started killing Yoruba citizens in their own homeland. Then they appreciated the wisdom in my recommendations. If you disregard the possibility of a Yoruba militant group resorting to the use of organized violence as a political means, of course you are gullible.
There is still adequate time to negotiate for a return to regional government before things get out of hand. I am concerned and very much so that instead of Mr Buhari, a Fulani to resolve the Biafra's questions with a call for a referendum, he had arrested Kalu and refused him bail while killing the Ibo youth agitating for Biafra. He had recently ordered warships into the Niger Delta territory to kill Ijaw Youth. If caution is not taken, he would head to Yorubaland with Gambari's soldiers to of course kill and maim the Yoruba Youths.
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