DISSOLUTION OF NIGERIA: ONLY "ALAAFIN OF OYO" AND "OBONG OF CALABAR" CONSTITUTIONALLY EMPOWERED TO LEAD THE STRUGGLE OF SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE!

It is really common sense to understand that you cannot CALL for dissolution of what you were never Part of its signatories!

The proclaimed Leader of the Oduduwa Independence struggle, Prof. Banji needs to seek the support of the foremost Monarch, Alaafin of Oyo to agree on the paradigm shift in the existence of agreement signed by his Ancestor.

Then, Alaafin will link OBONG of Calabar with the support of other Oodua OBAs and Constitutional Lawyers in Oodua Land to seek the review of documents purportedly signed on behalf of Southern Indigenous People of Nigeria.

,'Alaafin of Oyo' coordinated all Oodua OBAs and Constitutional Lawyers within Southern-Western Area; While 'OBONG of Calabar' coordinated that of Southern-Eastern Region Royal father's and Constitutional Lawyers in the Area!

In the struggle for the dissolusion, anything fall short of the above propositions may likely spell doom, which will turned to horrible scenario and pitiable efforts on the Part of Independence Campaigners and innocent Southerners.

Suffice to recall that only 6 Nigerians signed the Amalgamation Document In 1914; they are

1.HRH Maiturare Sarkin Mussulumi and Sultan of Sokoto

2. Usuman Dan Maje who later became Emir of Kano

3. Sir Kitoyi Ajasa (lawyer)

4. HIM Oladigbolu Alaafin of Oyo

5. HRH R Henshaw (Obong of Calabar)

6. Abubakar Shehu of Borno

VENUE: Zungeru, Niger State (The Capital of the British Protectorate of Northern Nigeria 1902 - 1916

ATTENDEES
Total: 28
22 British
6 Nigerians

In view of the law, the people who signed the document are the only ones who are constitutionally empowered to call for the dissolusion.

If the agitators realky mean the business, they should do the needful legally

Complete and utter trash

Arant nonsense

Spiritual power or constitutional power?
Na Lord Lugard say make I ask una.

The agreement was for 100 years it must have expired in 2014!

Do you know since when they have sold that right for dollars?

Freegift75:
DISSOLUTION OF NIGERIA: ONLY "ALAAFIN OF OYO" AND "OBONG OF CALABAR" CONSTITUTIONALLY EMPOWERED TO LEAD THE STRUGGLE OF SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE!

It is really common sense to understand that you cannot CALL for dissolution of what you were never Part of its signatories!

The proclaimed Leader of the Oduduwa Independence struggle, Prof. Banji needs to seek the support of the foremost Monarch, Alaafin of Oyo to agree on the paradigm shift in the existence of agreement signed by his Ancestor.

Then, Alaafin will link OBONG of Calabar with the support of other Oodua OBAs and Constitutional Lawyers in Oodua Land to seek the review of documents purportedly signed on behalf of Southern Indigenous People of Nigeria.

,'Alaafin of Oyo' coordinated all Oodua OBAs and Constitutional Lawyers within Southern-Western Area; While 'OBONG of Calabar' coordinated that of Southern-Eastern Region Royal father's and Constitutional Lawyers in the Area!

In the struggle for the dissolusion, anything fall short of the above propositions may likely spell doom, which will turned to horrible scenario and pitiable efforts on the Part of Independence Campaigners and innocent Southerners.

Suffice to recall that only 6 Nigerians signed the Amalgamation Document In 1914; they are

1.HRH Maiturare Sarkin Mussulumi and Sultan of Sokoto

2. Usuman Dan Maje who later became Emir of Kano

3. Sir Kitoyi Ajasa (lawyer)

4. HIM Oladigbolu Alaafin of Oyo

5. HRH R Henshaw (Obong of Calabar)

6. Abubakar Shehu of Borno

VENUE: Zungeru, Niger State (The Capital of the British Protectorate of Northern Nigeria 1902 - 1916

ATTENDEES
Total: 28
22 British
6 Nigerians

In view of the law, the people who signed the document are the only ones who are constitutionally empowered to call for the dissolusion.

If the agitators realky mean the business, they should do the needful legally

The above crap which was staged for amalgamation ceased to exist moment the real estate gained independence and later attained the height of republic in 1963. The inhabitants of Nigeria do not need to seek anybody to disintegrate the shithole called Nigeria. Good you uncovered a historical fact.

Since there were no signatories from the Igbo section and there was never a time Ndigbo were under the rule or influence of Obong of Calabar, it is safe to say that Ndigbo were never part of Nigeria and the so called "civil war" was Nigerian invasion of a sovereign state

Bkayyy:
Since there were no signatories from the Igbo section and there was never a time Ndigbo were under the rule or influence of Obong of Calabar, it is safe to say that Ndigbo were never part of Nigeria and the so called "civil war" was Nigerian invasion of a sovereign state

You too funny ooo