Showing posts with label Nigeria breakup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigeria breakup. Show all posts

Sunday, 19 June 2016

Buhari would preside over the destruction of Nigeria. Nigeria cannot break up peacefully. There has to be vio­lence – Junaid Mohammed [INTERVIEW]

Buhari would preside over the destruction of Nigeria. Nigeria cannot break up peacefully. There has to be vio­lence – Junaid Mohammed [INTERVIEW]
As events concerning Nigeria as a nation continue to unfold, Dr Junaid Mohammed, former federal lawmaker speaks extensively on pressing national issues.Mohammed, who has been very vocal politically in Northern Nigeria, sat with Bruce Malogo for an interview where he shared his thoughts on the terrorist Fulani Herdsmen and the Niger Delta Avengers.

Read excerpts from the interview below:

Sunday, 15 May 2016

Inevitability Of National Question For Nigeria: The Sooner The Best!

Inevitability Of National Question For Nigeria: The Sooner The Best!

(Onitsha Nigeria, 15th of May 2016)-My view and that of International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law were recently sought by some media establishments in Nigeria including the authorities of the Guardian Newspaper concerning the unfolding social happenings in the country and their spiralling negative effects on the polity; leading to some highly placed citizens of Nigeria calling for the return to Regionalism. Though our said view lent to the Newspaper under reference meant to be reflected in its latest edition (Sunday, 15th of May 2016) on the topic was omitted, but we are compelled by compelling circumstances to expand the pie and articulate the following position as our contribution to the raging debate for the purposes of “escalating and democratizing” well thought out views associated with the debate and taking same beyond the boundaries of Nigerian “paper media newsroom gamesmanship”..

Thursday, 19 November 2015

Explosive! The country is collapsing. Nigeria Can Break Up - Femi Falana [Video]

Explosive! Nigeria Can Break Up - Femi Falana [Video]
Nigeria is collapsing. The ruling boast that Nigeria cannot breakup. But Nigeria can breakup. The country is collapsing! - Femi Falana declares. Watch explosive video

Saturday, 7 November 2015

Nigeria will split into 5 Countries. "One is Biafra, the other is Islamic Caliphate Of Nigeria" - A prophet confirms

Nigeria will split into 5 Countries. "One is Biafra, the other is Islamic Caliphate Of Nigeria" - A prophet confirms
I have a dream that the ongoing blood letting by Islamist terrorist group, Boko Haram, will come to an end and will surprisingly usher in, an era of peace, tranquility and progress for all parts of the present contraption called ‘Nigeria’.

Friday, 24 April 2015

Nigeria Breakup: South South, South East leaders meet April 27, to decide on REFERENDUM

South South, South East leaders meet April 27, to decide on REFERENDUM
Leaders of Lower Nigeria states made up of South East and South South region will meet on Monday April 27, 2015, in Port Harcourt to decide whether they would opt out or continue to be part of Nigeria, where the general election results has reinforced a master- slave relationship in the flawed federation.

Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Nigeria on the brink of Dictatorship - PDP

Nigeria on the brink of Dictatorship - PDP
Text of press conference by the National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Olisa Metuh on The State Of The Nation on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at the PDP National Secretariat, Abuja.

Gentlemen of the press,

The leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has invited you today to address a matter of serious national importance, a grievous development and worrisome trend which is not only inimical to the stability of our nation but also the collective wellbeing of all citizens.

Tuesday, 31 March 2015

Mr. President, Nigerians Began checking out from 1966!

 Mr. President, Nigerians Began checking out from 1966!
“Something must have gone wrong along the line from 1914 when the Southern and Northern Protectorates were amalgamated till date. When you look at the 1914 amalgamation of the Southern and Northern Protectorates, and between the period Nigeria got independence in 1960 and the time I was sworn-in as president, you will agree with me that I am not the problem of Nigeria. I have just stayed two years and the problems have been there before me. What we must do is to make a change for the development of Nigeria. We cannot check out like that of the television man.....”, he added.”

Monday, 15 December 2014

America angling to breakup Nigeria –Tony Uranta

Tony Uranta suggests the United States is keen on the breakup of Nigeria. " I am beginning to suspect America. I will not be surprised if it is not part of a grand conspiracy to help destabilize or make sure Nigeria fails. Don’t forget that their predic­tion is around the corner – 2015, they said we will fail."
BY WILLY EYA

Tony Uranta is a former member of the National Dialogue Committee and Sec­retary of the United Niger Delta Energy Development Security Strategy. In this inter­view, he examined the ongoing war against Boko Haram, alleging US conspiracy to make Nigeria a failed state. Excerpts:
What is your reaction to the continuous terrorists’ bombardment of Nigeria?
I am very happy that you used the word ‘terror­ists’ rather than the word ‘insurgents’ as it is be­ing very wrongly used by even army officers and retired generals. You can understand from their expressions that they don’t understand the differ­ence between insurgency and war and terrorism. An insurgent is a man who takes up arms to prove a point within a state, staying within a state, through his being discontent. The Niger Delta situation could aptly be termed an insur­gency.

Thursday, 30 October 2014

Nigeria: The profile of a contemporary dying country

Nigeria: The profile of a contemporary dying country
"A country dies slowly.Those living during the decline of Rome were likely unaware that anything was happening. The decline took over a couple of hundred years. Anyone living during the decline only saw a small part of what was happening and likely never noticed it as anything other than ordinary." - 'Monty Pelerin'
Any keen observer of events in Nigeria would surely recognise that Nigeria is dying. The signs are there for all to see.