Shocking Question..
Who signed the 1914 Amalgamation ?
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
before it was signed)
Ahmadu Bello was born in 1910(was 4years old
before 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 on 1914 and
called it
amalgamation of the Northern Region and Southern
Region,
that we shall live together as one family without
War,
Marginalization, Conflict of interest and crisis?
These Nationalists I mentioned above are still
sucking breast
at the time of this agreement.
You can't mix Red Oil and Palm kernel Oil together
to get a
good result.
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 there names and there intentions for
signing it.
If they so called imperialists white 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
for the amalgamation treaty and do something
about it.
sometimes a Northerner can't sleep with eyes closed in the
Southern
part of Nigeria and sometimes a Southerner can't do the same
in the
North. Inter marriage is almost a Taboo.
After 100years we are still importing toothpicks,
going abroad
for medical checkup, our lucrative cash crops has
gone to
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.
Nigeria is a great nation but don't don't you think we'll do better when separated probably religious/tribal misunderstanding will....

The north does not want secession because of oil and access to sea port in the south