Mr President,
As the positive changes unfold, I would like to advise you as follow:
1. Don’t mind haters and negative critics.
2. Shake the unshakable, move the unmovable, and reform Nigeria.
3. Reform the DSS, for it has lost its professional glory. Relief its top officers, especially the DG; Ita Ekpeyong, Spokesperson; Ms Marilyn Ogar of their positions, because their personal interests supersede national interest.
4. Reform the military, equip them with modern technology. Motivate the officers, especially those who stay in the sun, rain or bush to protect us. But don’t hesitate to send packing the potbellied officers, who stay in the office and deprive those in the field their rights. Ensure our military regain its glory.
5. There are many Nigerians who have national interest and better things to offer. Search for them. I think Col. Buba Marwa, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Prof. Pat Utomi, Mr Jimi Agbaje, Prof Attahiru Jega are good assets. You can examine and make use of them.
6. Beware of political fraudsters and muggers in your party and the opposition.

God bless you.

Doyin O.
@doyinne
Lagos, Nigeria.

June 30, 2015

[size=15pt]When it comes to BIAFRA, the Yorubas and Hausa/Fulanis are the WORST hypocrites.

They bitterly hate the Igbos and indeed the southern minorities and would want them to leave Lagos etc and go stay in their own country!

But in contradiction to their true feelings, they don't want Biafra because they want to perpetuate their right to collect the lion share of the oil resources sourced from the same peoples land, using the bogus criteria they foisted on the country called Nigeria.

Without oil in Igboland and Southern minorities part of Nigeria, Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani would have long seceded from Nigeria. FACT!

I know just like me, many of our people are not 100% convinced Biafra is the answer, while many others already are.

Therefore, we should agitate for a UN sponsored referendum on the Biafra issue .
Northern Ireland fought the British for 30 years for the independence of Northern Ireland, but the referendum proved that majority of the people wanted to stay in the UK. Likewise, the South Sudan's referendum proved majority of South Sudanese wanted to be in their own country.

Therefore, a United Nations sponsored referendum should be the demand to see if majority of our people support independence or to stay in Nigeria.[/size]