CONJOINED TWINS: THE STORY OF NORTH AND SOUTH NIGERIA
By Posi Tubosun
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11th January 2021

This write-up is influenced by the last episode of "The Daughters of Truth" weekly programme on Facebook which I watched last weekend, highlighting the institutionalised inequity in the uselessly hopeless Fulani Republic of Nigeria. Before I proceed I want you to take a quick look at the picture attached to this story. Without doubt, if you are familiar with the arrested development situation in the Nigeria contraption, you can identify without blinking an eye, the one representing Northern Nigeria and the one representing Southern Nigeria.

Between 1900 and 1914, when the Northern and Southern Protectorates were being administered as seprate entities, history made us to understand that the Northern Protectorate constituted a drain on the Exchequer in London. Lord Lugard therefore thought that administering the two independent entities will save money for the Exchequer. Little taxes could be raised in the North because the people are unskilled, generally untrainable and are opposed to Western education. Moreover although they have a large landmass, their population represented 17% of the North and South added together. As at 1960, only two Northerners were University graduates.

Fast forward to 2021, the same situation still persists. Northern Nigeria contributes an insignificant amount in annual GDP, and the local tax base is almost non-existent. Culturally they hate Western education and the acquisition of skills. Rather they are interested in shariah, terrorism and institutionalised stealing through fake population. Northern Nigeria is the world capital of destitutes locally called "yandaba" or "almajiri". Almost 15 million kids are on the street begging for alms with no fixed address. When the current head of the Fulani Government of Nigeria was (s)elected in 2015, he arrogated the NNPC to himself, rather that using the opportunity to train this 15m+ potential recruiting ground for terrorist groups in modern education. Northern Nigeria is also the world capital of polio which had been eradicated elsewhere as they continually refuse to vaccinate their children against the deadly disease.

The reason for the slowdown of the growth of the Southern Nigeria is the unskilled and untrainable North. However the South isn't going to be yoked down forever and allow their own skills to be wasted. It is time for all freeborn Southerners to stand up and be counted. Support the Constitutional Force Majeure which hs been issued, demanding that the Fulani Government of Nigeria heed our 5 point demand so that we can have a country of our own where every citizen is equal before the law, where laws are obeyed and where you can be the best based on your God given talents.

To do otherwise is to be yoked together as conjoined twins with Northerners under the yoke of Fulanic and Boko Haram terrorism, state-sponsored rape, fake population count, quota system with institutionalised and systematic backwardness. The civilisation of the North and the South are not similar and can never ever converge. It is time for an emergency surgical operation to take place to separate the two so that we don't lose them both.



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nice write-up but peppered with hate and ethnocentric bias, every region can't grow at the same pace,

and I learnt one thing from Buckminster fuller, he said instead of attacking the existing reality on ground, create a new and better model that would make the old system obsolete.

the southern nigeria are still backward thinkers.

let the clock keep ticking down till that moment when Nigeria will inevitably separate. the North does not want western influence, so why should we keep ourselves yoked to them.

1 month gone and 2 more months to go.
OP, you need not attack Nnamdi Kanu if indeed you're genuine. I believe we all are fighting for the same or similar cause. While your group think only dialogue can give you what you want, we in IPOB have studied the system completely and believe that taken the bull by the horn is the surest way to uhuru. Referendum is on the table and men are on standby to defend our fundamental human right. By and large, freedom is what we want by any means.
We are watching as the days draw to a near.