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THE NORTH CHEATING ITSELF!!!



Distribution of Allocations to Northern State Governments (including LGCs) by Federation Account Allocation Committee 
from January to December, 2013. What are they doing with our money? big question!

TARABA 69,333,955,975. 53 27th 15  
KANO 140,111,016,819 .95 6th 2 
KATSINA 103,346,287,205 .39 7th 3
KADUNA 97,288,723,988. 19 9th 4
BORNO 93,805,994,965. 93 10th 5
NIGER 90,308,819,991. 75 12th 6
JIGAWA 87,802,273,748. 92 14th 7
BAUCHI 87,250,706,474. 63 15th 8
BENUE 84,352,132,133. 25 16th 9
SOKOTO 80,159,564,687. 40 18th 10
KOGI 76,003,826,501. 63 21st 11
ADAMAWA 75,413,352,465. 15 22nd 12
KEBBI 75,130,824,471. 48 23rd 13
PLATEAU 70,515,526,003. 08 26th 14
YOBE 68,517,690,001. 92 28th 16
ZAMFARA 67,975,797,801. 32 30th 17
GOMBE 57,387,328,376. 32 34th 18
NASSARAWA 56,910,618,770. 46 35


The Sum total of over N1,480,000,000, 000.00 Trillions was the Federal allocation to the North in 2013. What impact did this amount have on the people of the North. We have for a long time lived in illusion of the South was against us. I have continued to feel without any justification about this. 


Our political elders have deceived us into believing that absolute nonsense. It is time the Youth take over destiny in our hands. One trillion Naira is such a huge sum of money. 'My visit to Jigawa have shown me that good leaders can be change agents. 

We wallow in the disbelief that we will be killed if we challenge them. See what is happening in Gombe in 3 years. Kano has experienced some changes in the last 3 years. I grew up to meet an Igbo man who was a small trader in our hamlet. He built a house where his family lives, yet we were richer than him, but he lives in a better house to the envy of all of us. I met his children in university, even though I had a scholarship. Why can't we emulate him instead of casting aspersion on his person & tribe as too noisy. This family have since left for the east. Is this how to grow a people? 

Our elders are cheating us. Before you insult him ask yourself, where is this billions in my State or local government?

  Aliyu Usman.

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