₦airaland Forum

kirajustice:
A former minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode has asked president Muhammadu Buhari to tell Nigerians the truth about the whereabouts of the leader of the Indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu.

The fiery opposition figure in a tweet late Saturday, queried the Nigerian government to release the body of Nnamdi Kanu if he has been killed.

He added that Kanu has not been heard or seen ever since the attack on his home in Umuahia, Abia state by soldiers under the "operation python dance II" exercise.

He wrote; "Happy independence day Nigeria! Can @MBuhari now tell us what his army did to Nnamdi Kanu after invading his house and killing the people and dogs that were there?

If they arrested and detained him they MUST tell us. If they killed him they MUST release his body to his family."
http://politicsngr.com/2017/10/01/release-nnamdi-kanus-dead-body-ffk-tells-buhari/
cc; lalasticlala, mynd44

abdelrahman:
I hate to make mysteries out of nothing, but I hope I will be sufficiently understood in telling
the mischievous advocates of the Oduduwa
Republic like Remi Oyeyemi, Femi Fani-
Kayode, and Bayo Oluwasanmi that there is a limit of ethnic homogeneity as a basis for
political organization. These apostles of ethnic
jingoism should know that their obsession with
seeing Nigeria destroyed by all means possible
is a big waste of time and akin to waiting for
the ship at the airport. The truth is that ethnic nationalism is obsolete
and will surely fail to hold up when
superimposed on a territory like Nigeria shared
by different peoples and cultures. Even in the
imagined heaven on earth in the Oduduwa
Republic, there are several feuding ruling houses. A quick flash back at the Ife-
Modakeke imbecility or the recent public
snubbing of the Great Oni of Ife, the revered
stool in the Yoruba race by the Oba of Lagos,
is a reminder of cracks that can quickly widen. As omo Igbo, that’s not my headache anyway;
all I know and care about is that irrespective of
whether the Igbos are in Kabba, Otuoke,
Ojuelegba, Sambisa Forest or Birnin Kebbi, we
will always excel. Recently, FFK has recognized the importance
of Ndigbo in Nigerian affairs. That is why he
has been eulogizing and worshiping my
Supreme Leader, Chief Nnamdi Kanu. Have
you wondered why FFK is always saying that
the Oduduwa Republic will come after Biafra? It is simply because he ain’t got the balls to do
what Chief Kanu is doing. He also ain’t got the
boys that are brave enough to do what IPOB is
doing.