PehaKaso:
FFK The Orator..........My Main Man!

Babalegba:
When is this talkative clown going back to jail. He is supposed to be in jail for eating our yam

NaYouGoTire:

So this is why your gov wants to silence him the way you people encourage ban here? FFK will leave to see new nations that will emerge from Nigeria ashes.

Babalegba:
When is this talkative clown going back to jail. He is supposed to be in jail for eating our yam

NaYouGoTire:
Yet I wonder how those southern leaders who
have sold their glory and heritage for a mess of
pottage and who have opted to collaborate with
our collective enemies and betray their own
people feel about the words of men like Mr.
Mohammed and Mr. Gwarzo?

I wonder whether the small handful of pitiful yet
identifiable key leaders from the south that
joined forces with Buhari, supported him during
last years election and drank deep from his ‘mai
chanji magic potion’ poisoned chalice have read
what these two evil men wrote and what those
that share their views and disposition have to
say?

And if they did I wonder how they can possibly
justify or rationalise their positions or their
decision to support a Buhari presidency?

I refer to men like Rotimi Amaechi, Rochas
Okorocha, Tunde Fashola and so many others.
As the south is short-changed, humiliated,
marginalised and brought to her knees in this
dispensation and as she continues to suffer
violence and death and bleeds, their names will
be entrenched and engraved in infamy and
shame for future generations to see.

Whether they wish to accept it or not history
will record and posterity will testify to the fact
that these men handed us all over to a small
cabal of ultra-conservative Fulani hegemonists
and irredentists who not only have a clear
intention to subjugate our people and Islamise
our nation but who also secretly have as much
contempt for them as they do for us.

I wonder whether they got Adamu Mohammed’s
message and whether they understood what he
said? I wonder whether they can comprehend
the import of Aliyu Gwarzo’s words?

I wonder how they sleep at night knowing all
this, seeing what is unfolding in our country and
knowing that they have effectively contributed
to the enslavement of their own people.

Worst of all is the fact that not one of them can
cultivate the courage or dare to publicly
condemn the likes of Adamu Mohammed or
Aliyu Gwarzo and all that they have said, believe
in and stand for.

As a matter of fact they would rather condemn
and insult those of us that are prepared to
stand up against them and reject and resist
their evil intent. What a shame!
If blame were to he apportioned for all the
rubbish that is going on in our country today it
should start with people like them who have not
only sold their souls to the devil but who have
also led their people into slavery.

They have lost the privilage to be regarded as or
called leaders because these are fellow
southerners who simply do not care about the
plight of the people of the south.

The Apostle Paul said “Alexander the
Coppersmith did me much evil, may the Lord
repay him according to his works”.

May it be the same for those southern leaders
who have betrayed their own people, who have
mortgaged the future of their own children, who
have blighted the stars of their own wards and
dependents and who have destroyed the destiny
of millions of their own southern compatriots.

Given the words and disposition of men like Mr.
Mohammed and Mr. Gwarzo there is only one
fact that bears any relevance when it comes to
the history of our nation and that fact is that
the people of the south and the Middle Belt
made a monumental mistake by supporting the
north and fighting to keep Nigeria one during our
civil war.

That is the long and short of it. We owe the late
Colonel Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the erstwhile
Head of State of Biafra and his entire Igbo race
an apology for leaving them in the lurch and not
supporting their cause and quest for self-
determination when they needed us the most
and when they called on us to do so.

Given the fact that so many from the core
Muslim north hate us with passion and see us
as nothing more than slaves and animals to be
ruled over and butchered at will, I believe that
we need to go back to the drawing board and
divide this country peacefully before we all end
up killing ourselves.

I do not believe in restructuring because it is too
late for that: I believe in division. I believe that
the two zones in the core north should leave
Nigeria and go their separate ways whilst the
rest of us that constitute the four remaining
zones either stay together as one country or
break into even smaller units along zonal or
ethnic lines.

Self-determination must be the guiding and
overiding principle and referendums must be
conducted in the various zones to detetmine
precisely what the will of the people really is.
That is democracy. That is justice. That is
equity. And only that can bring lasting peace to
our sad, divided and beleagured land.

Those that seek to crucify me for suggesting
that we should chart this new course should
bear in mind the fact that I am not the first to
suggest it and neither will I be the last. Those
that doubt the veracity of this assertion should
consider the following:
In 1953 the north declared their interest to
break off from the rest of Nigeria after they
rejected Chief Anthony Enahoro’s motion for
Nigeria’s independence from Great Britain and
walked out of Parliament.

They insisted on secession and it took the
intervention of the British authorities to get
them to sheath their swords and agree to
remain in the same country as those they
openly described as “southern devils and
infidels”.

Once again in 1966 the north did the same thing
and openly demanded for secession from the
south after they effected their northern officers
revenge coup on July 29th.

On the night of that “revenge coup” they
massacred over 300 Igbo officers in one night
together with the Igbo Head of State and the
Yoruba Military Governor who refused to leave
his side and who insisted on protecting him.
After what was undoubtedly one of the most
bloody nights in our entire history and after all
the butchery was done, the northern officers
that carried out the coup loudly declared
“araba”, which means “let us share it”, “let us
tear it apart” or “let us break it up” in hausa.
It took three days of frantic appeals by the
British High Commissioner and a handful of
American diplomats and southern civil servants
to stop them from leaving.

They eventually agreed to stay but they gave
one condition: that one of their own, a northern
officer by the name of Lt. Col. Yakubu Jack
Gowon, should be the Head of State of a united
Nigeria even though there were at least three
southern officers that were senior to him in rank
that were still left on the army.

The conditions were accepted, Gowon became
Head of State, the north agreed to stay and
Nigeria remained one. Yet the sadly the story
did not end there and neither was its end a
happy one.

Evidently the cold-blooded murder of three
hundred Igbo soldiers was not enough to satisfy
their blood lust.

The north still insisted on having its revenge and
its pound of flesh for the Igbo coup that took
place on January 15th 1966 in which many
northern political and military leaders together
with a handful of their political and military allies
from the west were killed.

Consequently three months after Gowon took
power mass murder and genocide was
unleashed against the Igbo population that
resided in the core north and over 100,000
innocent Igbo civilians, including women and
children, were slaughtered in the sanctity of
their homes in just a matter of weeks.

Nothing had ever been seen like that before on
the African continent. It was brutal, barbaric
and horrendous. Innocent civilians, including
pregnant women and little babies, were hacked
to pieces in shops, hospitals, buses, cars and in
their own homes whilst the authorities, and
indeed the entire world, stood by silently and did
nothing to help them.

This led to a massive exodus of Igbos from the
north back to the east and to the declaration of
the sovereign State of Biafra (which means
“come and join us”).

The result of that declaration was the
commencement of the most brutal, savage and
bloody civil war that the African continent has
ever experienced in which no less than three
million Igbos, including at least one million
young children, were killed all in the name of
“keeping Nigeria one”. That war lasted for three
gruelling years: from 1967 until 1970.

Yet since 1967 when oil was discovered in
commercial quantities in a place called Oloibiri
in what is now known as the Niger Delta area of
southern Nigeria, the north have NEVER called
for “araba” or the breaking up of Nigeria again.

Instead they have bullied, intimidated, cheated,
killed, maimed and slaughtered others just to
keep Nigeria one simply because they are
addicted to southern oil. Without the revenues
that come from that oil the core north would be
probably the poorest, most barren and most
desolate region in the whole of Africa. In view
of this it is understandable that we have not
heard “araba” from.any core northerner again.

They now view anyone that calls for the break
up of Nigeria with murderous intent and extreme
hatred and they label them as dangerous
subversives and uninformed miscreants.

They have labelled them as irresponsible
criminals, they have denied them the right to
detetmine their own destiny and future and they
have resolved to compel them to remain in
Nigeria by the force of arms.

The north appear to have forgotten that they
themselves called for secession in 1953 and
1966 and at that time no-one threatened, killed
or insulted them for doing so. And neither did
anyone try to enslave them or keep them in by
the force of arms.

The bottom line is as follows: as long as people
like Mr. Adamu Mohammed and Mr. Aliyu
Gwarzo exist and as long as they say and do
the sort of things that they say and do the
people of the south will not rule out the
possibility of secession.

We will not sit back idly and silently watch our
people being marginalised, islamised, conquered,
butchered and enslaved.

We cannot be expected to continue to take the
tyranny, violence, subjugation and gratuitous
insults that are meted out to us on a daily basis
by core Muslim northerners who believe that
they were born to rule. We will resist it and we
will oppose it in every lawful manner and with
evetything that we have got.

In the final analysis if we are attacked and
butchered for saying “enough is enough” and for
attempting to exercise our right of self-
determination, and if the state refuses to
protect us, we will have no hesitation in
defending ourselves and protecting our people.

The days of keeping Nigeria one by threats,
violence and the force of arms and of sealing
and cementing our so-called unity by the
shedding of southern and Middle Belt blood are
long over. We will not take it anymore.

Thomas Jefferson, one of the great patriots,
founding fathers and gallant heroes of America
during their war of independence and struggle
against their English colonial masters, said the
following: “when tyranny becomes law, rebellion
becomes a duty”.

Patrick Henry, another of the great founding
fathers and a noble and righteous man,
proclaimed the following words before England’s
King George 111:
“Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be
purchased at the price of chains and slavery?
Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course
others may take; but as for me, give me liberty
or give me death!”

Another by the name of George Washington,
who was a deeply courageous man, the
Supreme Commander of the rebel forces and
the man who was later elected as the first
President of the proud, newly born and
independent American nation proclaimed “in God
we trust” as he entered the field of battle.

He also shouted “victory or death” as he led the
cavalry charge and “you cannot rule without God
and the Holy Bible” after he became President.
These were were men who refused to
compromise with evil wnd were prepared to
offer their lives in their struggle to break the
yoke of servitude.

Again Thomas Jefferson said “the tree of liberty
is watered by the blood of patriots and tyrants”.
There are lessons to be learnt here for us all
and particularly by the leaders of the south.

And thankfully it appears that a few southern
stars like Ayo Fayose, Ike Ekweremadu, Nyesom
Wike, Segun Mimiko, Seriake Dickson, Ifeanyi
Ugwuanyi, Willie Obiano, Yinka Odumakin, Femi
Aribisala and a handful of othes are beginning to
learn those lessons, rise up to the occasion and
stand up like men.

Yet whatever happens and whether the core
Muslim north likes it or not our very own
southern “tree of liberty” shall be watered as
well and in the end we shall be free.

That same Living God whose name George
Washington always invoked before going into
battle is with us today and He shall see us
through. He shall grant us the strength and
power to endure.

He will not forsake us and, at the appointed
time, He will grant us victory over our
tormentors.

I say this because His name is Faithful and
faithful He is. As old as He is, He never changes
and He never forsakes His own: that is why
they call Him Ancient of Days.

He never loses in battle: that is why they call
Him the Man of War and the Lord God of Hosts.
He is our strength and our shield, our glory and
the lifter of our heads. He is our everything and
without Him we are nothing.

In He alone we trust and He will NEVER allow
the counsel of ungodly, wicked and bloodthirsty
men from the deserts of a distant and barren
land called Futa Jallon in modern-day Guinea,
like Adamu Mohammed and Aliyu Gwarzo, to
stand.

We harbour no fears because in the end we
know that shall prevail and our freedom and
liberation has been guaranteed.

Their end, and the end of all those that they
represent, has already been determined by He
that sits above the circles of the earth and that
answers by fire and that end will be pitiful: It is
just a matter of time. (CONCLUDED

http://dailypost.ng/2016/09/10/femi-fani-kayode-araba-biafra-land-blood-part-2/

Babalegba:
FFK has nothing to offer any nation,real or imaginary nation. He is a fraud,yam eater and generally looks after his own pocket to the detriment of the masses.Nigerian education has failed you guys.

Babalegba:
When is this talkative clown going back to jail. He is supposed to be in jail for eating our yam

Adminisher:


The man is full of bullshit and kids of modest intellectual abilities are falling for rubbish. The man is a thief, a druggie and a shameless kiss and tell womaniser

NaYouGoTire:

I want you to dispute whatever he said in that article. Use correct political parameters.

That is the long and short of it. We owe the late Colonel Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the erstwhile Head of State of Biafra and his entire Igbo race an apology for leaving them in the lurch and not supporting their cause and quest for self- determination when they needed us the most and when they called on us to do so.

T8ksy:


I do concur with most of what he wrote but as for the quote badly, he goofed badly. I believe FFk deliberately mix a lie or two amidst a dozen truths hoping no-one will notice.




I, as a true yoruba son of the soil, do not agree with the bolded portion above. We do not owe anybody, least of all, ojukwu and his BLF, any apology for protecting the territorial integrity of our homeland from invaders albeit under the guise of "liberators".

NaYouGoTire:

Do you know why America don't fight war in their territory? Because they are intelligent enough to build military bases with ally nations so they fire from those bases and expose the citizens of those country to harm. Why do you allowed west to be a firing base of Nigeria army? If you had stayed neutral at least today Biafrans would've been ally with west.

iheanyiebeneze:
FFK sounded historian and born-again of a sort this time, but his call for dividing Nigeria is uncalled for. A united Nigeria will be better, like United States of America as well as United Kingdom.There is no way Dividing Nigeria will be peaceful, it will be bloody, both "baboons and monkeys" will be soaked in blood.

T8ksy:




And how do you propose the West should have stopped the northern soldiers based in yorubaland from using it as a firing base? Before you attempt to answer my question, do try and acquaint yourself with Awo's conversation with ojukwu in enugu before the war commenced.

Had the yorubas stayed neutral, ojukwu would have "liberated" the West, exactly in the same manner he liberated the Mid-west region (and imposing his own stooge on the people) plus the attendant collateral damages would have been mainly yorubas.

Today, we certainly won't be hearing chants of "lagos is no man's land" from the usual culprits as it-the famous city and the rest of yorubaland would probably still be languishing under ibo's domination.

Yorubas had simply demonstrated the same astuteness you have just credited to the Americans by refusing to turn their homeland into a theater of war between the ibos and the Nigerian nay northern army.

T8ksy:




And how do you propose the West should have stopped the northern soldiers based in yorubaland from using it as a firing base? Before you attempt to answer my question, do try and acquaint yourself with Awo's conversation with ojukwu in enugu before the war commenced.

Had the yorubas stayed neutral, ojukwu would have "liberated" the West, exactly in the same manner he liberated the Mid-west region (and imposing his own stooge on the people) plus the attendant collateral damages would have been mainly yorubas.

Today, we certainly won't be hearing chants of "lagos is no man's land" from the usual culprits as it-the famous city and the rest of yorubaland would probably still be languishing under ibo's domination.

Yorubas had simply demonstrated the same astuteness you have just credited to the Americans by refusing to turn their homeland into a theater of war between the ibos and the Nigerian nay northern army.

NaYouGoTire:

No, West allowed themselves to be used as military base of Nigeria army so you see my argument? There's a war in the which west stand at an advantage of being Man or independent but what do they do? They conspired against Biafrans, this is where I think FFK is hammering on. If you remove your hatred for Igbos you will see reasons with FFK. there's no how Ojukwu will try to attack west if enemy isn't recruiting, firing, and attacking from there. And stop this your dominating nonsense your gov and British preached to Biafran saboteurs that is no longer fashionable.

Aigbofa:


Forget all this sermon, Awolowo was the leader of Yoruba during the war, he was also the leader of Yoruba during the constitutional conferences in London when ibos allied with the North to reject secession clause in the constitution.
Why should Awo even trust the ibos one bit?

Anyone who reject Nigeria disintegration has scores to settle with mother earth? Azikiwe and by extension ibos were the first to proclaim the indivisiblity of Nigeria.

NaYouGoTire:

Stop roaming around, Zik have no place in igbo land so far as Biafrans are concerned. Zik is a one Nigeria chanter and we despise him for that. Awolowo is a betrayer till tomorrow and be careful you are not more learned than FFK.

T9ksy:




At the onset of the war, Zik was a biafran and campaigned fervently for the biafran nation until he fell out with ojukwu and returned to the nigerian side.


Of course, Awo betrayed the ibos by not sending his own people on a chicken run and falling for the cleverly laid out plan by ojukwu,

NaYouGoTire:

Awo betrayed Ojukwu by being a backstabber.

T9ksy:



Yeah, we've heard it all before. The same old, lame and ediotic accusation devoid of any rational cognitive process.