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Re: Why Nigeria May Breakup If Kwankwaso Teams Up With Atiku by Nobody: 3:00pm On Jan 23, 2023
gidgiddy:
Does it mean that every 4 years, we will be fighting over Presidency? Is that what Nigeria is all about?

Nigeria is heading for disintegration, no matter who wins the Presidency

Don't often see eye to eye with you but I agree with this statement.

It is the type of "disintegration", and whether it will be very painful or fairly painless, we Nigerians must choose in partnership with responsible and reasonable leaders.

Nigeria going forward as constituted today will not last another two year in my opinion.

Leaders can continue to toe the path of greed and selfish personal agendas or they can read the writing on the wall and do the right thing to spare us internecine strife and very rancourous break-up in the near future.

It is like a loveless marriage. Responsible people get out of it, and out of each other's way, before it becomes truly toxic, hateful and perhaps even murderous.

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Re: Why Nigeria May Breakup If Kwankwaso Teams Up With Atiku by Nobody: 3:28pm On Jan 23, 2023
malel1:



Story, Yoruba muslims won’t see any thing wrong with atiku taking over
it will show that yoruba muslims can't get power without southern support
Re: Why Nigeria May Breakup If Kwankwaso Teams Up With Atiku by DabuIIIT: 7:56pm On Jan 23, 2023
flokii:
@OP Sense dey this your post.. this 2023 will be a pointer to so many things in Nigeria including possible breakup (which I don't pray for).

Some quarters in SW are about launching "ijangbara" according to NBC.. What that translates to is 'preparation for war' in Yoruba language.

The reason Nigeria didn't breakup in the sixtes was because Awo and Yorubas didn't want breakup. Our people still had hope things might work, else Ojukwu and the Igbos would have succeded in breaking up Nigeria. It was like two parties aganst one party that wanted breakup.

Now imagine a case of one party versus two parties wanting to breakup. Northerners better borrow sense and thread with caution. Nigeria belongs to us all.
abeg shut up and continue to blame the Igbo wife of arakunrin Akeredolu for all the problems undecided
Atiku said if tinubu hadn't declared his intentions to contest,if APC had zoned it's tickets to the east,in fairness,he wouldn't have contested. He hinged that on the fact that a moslim shouldn't succeed another Muslim moreso a yoruba,that have had its own eight years rule as president and vice. God punish anybody that says he)she/it now wants to join the kanu that they hate to break up naija
Re: Why Nigeria May Breakup If Kwankwaso Teams Up With Atiku by whirlwind7(m): 12:52pm On Jan 30, 2023
MrEverest:
Insinuations are rife that Kwankwaso may soon drop his ambition to support Atiku. To add credence to such assertions, many of his party members are defecting to PDP. On the face value, he has the right to drop his ambition and support whomsoever he wishes to support. However, doing so may eventually lead to the breakup of Nigeria.

I will explain:

It's generally believed that the next president should be from Southern Nigeria since Buhari who will be handing over, after 8 years, is from North. It will mean that a fulani Muslim man from North hands over to another fulani Muslim man from North!

Now add the fact that fulani herdsmen militia are currently kidnapping, maiming and killing Nigerians on a daily basis across the country!

The same fulanis have been ruling Nigeria for so long with absolutely nothing to show for it except decay and stagnation.

I hope you are getting the picture now?

So, this is what will happen that may eventually trigger the breakup of Nigeria should Kwankwaso supports Atiku and he eventually wins:

1. The South will be united for the first time in history and they will come to the realization that Nigeria was rigged against them.

2. Militia groups and separatists groups will spring up all over South and they will enjoy massive support.

3. These militias will be heavily armed to confront fulani herdsmen militia in the bushes and highways.

4. As usual, the army may want to defend the fulani herdsmen militia but in doing so will lose credibility among Southerners thus making the situation worse.

5. Attacks on oil facilities and calls by oil producing states for resource control will become rife.

6. The national economy will collapse throwing millions more into extreme poverty.

7. Inter ethnic clashes particularly in the SW will become more frequent and they will begin a push for regional autonomy.

8. IPOB and other separatist groups will become more enboldened in the East and calls for breakup will become rife.

9. Federal government authority will become so undermined, weak and overwhelmed. Out of desperation, Atiku, through the national assembly will grant some concessions like increased percentage allocation to oil producing states & special status for Lagos but it will be a little too late.

10. Massive protests will hit the entire South calling for regional autonomy for South, but they will eventually begin to call for separation. UN and other foreign powers fearing a full blown war and its devastating effects on the rest of Africa and even Europe in the form of refugee crises will call for peace talks. It will end in a date fixed for referendum.


One important thing you didn't factor into this:

There are already militants in the SE.
There are different factions, but largely, their aim is broadly divided into three at this time:
1. Prevent election from holding in the SE
2. Agitate for the release of MNK
3. Agitate for sovereign state of Biafra.

To this end, they have employed various means at intimidating the people, including kidnapping, killing traditional rulers, killing INEC officials, destroying properties etc.

Now, in the event that Atiku emerges winner after the good people in alaigbo votes, who do you think these criminal groups will unleash their fury on?
It doesn't take much to realize that igboland will bear the brunt of it. These militants will be like, "we told you not to go out and vote, because Nigeria is rigged to favor the north. You didn't listen to us, and now you will pay the price!"

Even though there will be crisis, the insecurity in the SE will become much worse than it is now. What's more, it will be worse once the country breaks up, because different warlords will vie to control various territories in the SE, as law and order will totally break down.

May it never come to this!
Re: Why Nigeria May Breakup If Kwankwaso Teams Up With Atiku by Adaisback(f): 1:06pm On Jan 30, 2023
My fellow japalites, are you ready? cheesy
Re: Why Nigeria May Breakup If Kwankwaso Teams Up With Atiku by harqinhola(m): 3:02pm On Feb 10, 2023
PresidentAtiku:
Power has shifted between Christian’s and Muslims. What is your drug lord Tinubu looking for? His greed nailed off that permutation in favor of Atiku

Do you realize that if Tinubu mistakenly wins, it will mean 24 straight years of Islamic rule? Is that fair?

Whilst you can say Atiku is also a Muslim, his presidency is fairer


Lies , Buhari took over from Goodluck Jonathan (A Christian ) and has only ruled for 8years . Since democracy , Obasanjo (a Christian ) ruled for 8 years then Yaradua (2 years) then Jonathan ( 6 years before Buhari then Tinubu . Do you unbiased calculation.
Re: Why Nigeria May Breakup If Kwankwaso Teams Up With Atiku by PresidentAtiku(m): 3:55pm On Feb 10, 2023
harqinhola:



Lies , Buhari took over from Goodluck Jonathan (A Christian ) and has only ruled for 8years . Since democracy , Obasanjo (a Christian ) ruled for 8 years then Yaradua (2 years) then Jonathan ( 6 years before Buhari then Tinubu . Do you unbiased calculation.
Death na natural occurence. Even at that it is the turn of a Christian we agree

However, instead of Tinubu, Atiku sign sealed delivered

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