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Who Signed The Amalgamation Of Northern And Southern Region In 1914? by Penalty82(m): 4:23pm On Oct 09, 2017
Nnamdi Azikiwe was born in 1904 (was 10years old when the 1914 treaty was signed)

Obafemi Awolowo was born in 1909(was 5years old when the 1914 treaty was signed)

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa was born in 1912(was 2years old when it was signed)

Ahmadu Bello was born in 1910(was 4years old when it was signed)

Michael Okpara was born in 1920(the treaty has been signed 6years before he was born)

Who and who signed these papers in 1914 and called it AMALGAMATION of the Northern and Southern Regions, that we shall live together as one family without war, marginalization, conflict of interest and crisis? These nationalists I mentioned above were still sucking breasts at the time of this agreement.

You can’t mix Red Oil and Palm kernel Oil together to get a good result. You can’t play Jazz and Etigi or skelewu in the club house at the same time and expect a good dance. Is it that we are learning how to spell Democracy in our country or the teacher does not know how to teach?

Our problems started in 1914 because we don’t know who signed it and their names and their intentions for signing it. If the so called imperialist whites signed it in the midnight while we were sleeping, the cock has crown, we have brushed our teeth, and taken our bath. Our eyes have opened to look at the amalgamation treaty and do something about it.
No Northerner can sleep with his eyes closed in the Southern part of Nigeria and no Southerner can do the same in the North. Inter-marriage is a taboo!

After 100 years, we are still importing toothpicks, going abroad for medical checkup, our lucrative cash crops have gone moribund, education for all by the year 2050, unemployment is a baptismal name for graduates, a police officer cannot boast of his work because of vestige of his salary, our Obasanjo Space Center and Satellite Office at Abuja can not trace the location of Sambisa Forest.

And I repeat, who and who signed the treaty and secondly, where is that treaty.
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Re: Who Signed The Amalgamation Of Northern And Southern Region In 1914? by Nobody: 4:42pm On Oct 09, 2017
Okay this op has now officially won an award for the dumbest OP of the year worldwide.

The amalgamation has nothing to do with us.

It was just a British colonial Master's way of running govt back then.

They had to protectorates under the same person.

But one was simply for slaves/missionary while the other was simply for agricultural resources.

So at a point, they decided that it was no longer economical to have separate govt authority for them, so they brought them together officially (on paper) by naming them Nigeria. Before they were simply called northern and southern protectorates xxxx

Anyway to cut the long story short.

We got independence in 1960. Who got independence? Both Northern and southern protectorates. Yes.

And at that time, they had already been under one govt for 46 years..so that was the exact govt structure that was handed to us the blacks as our very first indigenous govt.

If you want to k back to northern and southern protectorates, we would now had to sit down and discuss.

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