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NIGERIA IS “INDIVISIBLE AND INDISSOLUBLE” – WHO IS RIGHT, UNIONISTS OR SECESSIONISTS?

Let us consider some things. Since Independence Unionists have been in power. That means they completely dominate TV, radio, newspapers and internet with their message that "Nigeria's unity is not negotiable" or "Nigeria is indivisible and indissoluble". Unionists eat well from One Nigeria either as "willing tools", or as prominent people or celebrities in their fields. You will see them on social media such as Twitter and Facebook condemning Secessionists and because they may have a large following, they are filled with pride and ego and think that only their opinion counts, and that the Union of “One Nigeria” can never end.

One regular thing these Unionists say is that Secessionists want war and violence. But let us examine the FACTS. History and recent events show clearly that this Union of Nigeria is maintained by State violence! We have the Biafra War. We have the massacre of Ogoni and the continued way their lands are occupied by soldiers and police. The Odi massacre of Ijaw people. We have the deadly violence against Niger Delta “militants” so called, who just wanted resource control as had been agreed pro-Independence. We have the military Operations Python Dance and Crocodile Smile in the East and Mid-West. We have OPC in O'odua land who in many cases met violence from Unionists so retaliated with violence.

If you fact-check, whenever any person or group wants self-determination-based and resource control, Unionists scornfully call it "agitation" then use State violence to quash it. So it is actually keeping the Union that brings violence! It is Unionists who use violence to force this Union to stay together! Then those that Unionists want to kill and destroy fight back, they fight Unionist violence with their own violence.

The added deceit and injustice of it all is that Unionists hide under a national lie, for, since the 1999 Constitution is a forgery, it is null and void, it is illegitimate and invalid. So stating that Nigeria is "indivisible and indissoluble" is arrant nonsense! Unionists have used fraud and deceit to maintain their bloody Union. Well, enough is enough! The right thing shall be done in this territory called “Nigeria”.

As we see, violence belongs to Unionists. So what of Secessionists? It is true that secession in some countries has been through violence. Why? Because the Unionists will not let them go! Violence is always from Unionists. Note that well.
Although Unionists bring on violence, there can be secession without actual war. Such as the break-up of the former Soviet Union. There it began in the late 1980s with growing unrest in the various constituent republics, and ended on December 26, 1991, when the Supreme Soviet voted the USSR itself out of existence.

In Nigeria every single secessionist group has said that they want to exit in a PEACEFUL way through dialog, whether it is Ogoni, Ijaw, Igbo, Yoruba, etc. And in response the Unionists ALWAYS say that there will be war, because violence belongs to them. This is the truth. Check it out.

Nigeria’s Union is negotiable! The 1999 Constitution that says Nigeria is “indivisible and indissoluble” is a null and void forgery imposed upon the ethnic nationalities of Nigeria. The world is watching. So Unionists be careful about your well-known violence and threats. By Referendum those who want to exit the Union can do so.

Please forward.

The only people who hold on to the idea of one Nigeria are:

1. Elites who benefit from a broken system.


2. Emotional people who have parents and relatives who are from different ethnic groups.


3. Emotional people who have friends from other ethnicities and think that they'd need visa to have access to their friends.


4. People who were born, live and have businesses in a part of the country where there's a different ethnic group than theirs.


5. People who though feel the pinch of the broken economy of Nigeria, are incurable optimists who believe Nigeria will be better. Same mantra we've been chanting since 50 years ago.


Whether we like it or not, Nigeria will break up.

FrLukas:
The only people who hold on to the idea of one Nigeria are:

1. Elites who benefit from a broken system.


2. Emotional people who have parents and relatives who are from different ethnic groups.


3. Emotional people who have friends from other ethnicities and think that they'd need visa to have access to their friends.


4. People who were born, live and have businesses in a part of the country where there's a different ethnic group than theirs.


5. People who though feel the pinch of the broken economy of Nigeria, are incurable optimists who believe Nigeria will be better. Same mantra we've been chanting since 50 years ago.


Whether we like it or not, Nigeria will break up.

Correct!

All these Unionists, let them bring their reasons for wanting the Union to remain and we can vote on it. Abi?

They KNOW in their hearts that this Union is of the devil so don't want any Referendum. Thunder fire them!

omoiyamayor:
Sign this petition and polls if you want the freedom of Oduduwa Republic

https://poll.app.do/oduduwa-republic


https://www.change.org/Protecting_Southern_Nigerian_People

We the yoruba people refuse to be invaded by fulani terrorists.

Good!

My brother I have signed the change.org and Koiki pettitions and will right now forward them via my WhatsApp.

FREEDOM will come for the entire South and Middle Belt. Our children must be free!

If Britain that created Nigeria can give two out of its 4 constituent areas referendum, then no Nigerian should referring to Nigeria as indissoluble or indivisible.

Britain gave Northern Ireland referendum in 1972 and Scotland in 2014.

If those who created Nigeria have shown that even them are not indivisible, I dont know how a Nigerian who was only created in 1914 can be talking about indivisibility