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NINAS MOVEMENT "PUBLIC NOTICE" FOR US & POLITICAL PARTIES


Peoples of the South and Middle Belt, for us to get SELF-DETERMINATION [b]we must not renew the life of that 1999 Constitution [/b]which is what happens by Elections 2023 since the winner will swear oath of office to govern by it and uphold it for 4 more years.

Below is a poster and flier for us to download then get a printer to print it then we give out and stick on walls including in our shops or businesses.

Let us Blacks get organized under one solution for once and get ourselves and our children out of this mess and insecurity that we all face.

Can we Blacks not unite for our own good?

BIAFRANS CONTINUE TO HINDER OUR GETTING SELF-DETERMINATION

Although IPOB street gang is the worst among Biafrans, all of them are obstructing and hindering getting self-determination. Even though we know how, I will say it again. It is because for self-determination you need a definite map of your area. Biafra has no definite map so UN will just see anyone coming to them under "Biafra" as the mumu children that they are. In fact, we know IPOB street gang has never gone to UN for self-determination anyway, it is just their scamming.

In another place, as NINAS goes from strength to strength, it is the Biafrans, especially IPOB street gang who are distracting from the true road to self-determination.

It was LNC and now LNC-NINAS who from time have been telling us that unless we focus on that fraudulent 1999 Constitution, and TAKE DOWN that 1999 Constitution, there can be no self-determination and freedom for Ndi Igbo. But like children, Biafrans are just shouting "Biafra" to distract from the real issue of that 1999 Constitution.

Ndi Igbo please wake up from the spell put on you by Biafrans. Many of them are living in Oyeebo's country enjoying what they did not work for. God will deal with them in the next life. As for us who are sincere and want to be like grown men, enjoying what we will work for in our own ancestral land, it is that 1999 Constitution we must look at.

Elections 2023 renew the life of that fraud called 1999 Constitution. Let us see to it that political parties CLOSE SHOP in Igbo land and in every place in South and Middle Belt so we have TRANSITIONAL GOVERNMENT when REGIONAL REFERENDUMS will take place. See posters below.

THE JUDAS GOAT... IS WHY SLAVERY LASTS SO LONG! - IGBO NATION (FACEBOOK)

Igbo Nation Facebook
29 JAN 2022

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THE JUDAS GOAT... IS WHY SLAVERY LASTS SO LONG!

Even during slavery days in America, there were Judas Goats among the enslaved (ie the Africans and African-heritage folk). They helped the tyrant (slave master) to keep their own people enslaved, in exchange for personal gain.
I first read David Walker's Appeal (you can get it online and it's a quick read) some 17 years ago, and I am re-reading it now. It was written 200 years ago but could be describing Nigerians of today under the tyranny of the imposed 1999 Constitution. Today, it is the Judas Goats among us who are seeking to prolong our enslavement to that imposed 1999 Constitution.

Here below is an excerpt from Walker's Appeal...

#Igbo4LNTerritory


https://web./igbo4igbonation/posts/749339749803364/

ETHNIC NATIONS MUST DECIDE WHO THEY WANT TO BE IN ANY UNION WITH - NINAS MOVEMENT


Peoples of the South and Middle Belt - this is our ONLY way forward for the future.

[color=#FF0000]Ethnic nations must decide who they want to be in any union with - NINAS Movement
Ethnic nations must decide who they want to be in any union with - NINAS Movement
Ethnic nations must decide who they want to be in any union with - NINAS Movement
Ethnic nations must decide who they want to be in any union with - NINAS Movement
Ethnic nations must decide who they want to be in any union with - NINAS Movement[/color]

Tell everybody!

Also download and share the poster below.

This is a Facebook post posted in Igbo Nation by Stephen Afulukwe but he copied it from Nnamdi Ezeji Wall

Let us read it and weep for all the Ethnic Nations of SS and SE. I know SS was in Western Region then MidWest Region, but we too of Anioma and Niger Delta have suffered downgradings for being in this One Nigeria.


READ IT HERE:


Reminiscence!

The economy of the former Eastern Region was planned from ground up by the US consulting firm Arthur D. Little.

Dr. Azikiwe brought them and they worked with M I Okpara at first, then with Sam Otti and later Eluwa who headed the Civil Service and later with Sir Louis Phillip Odumegwu Ojukwu who at the time was the Chairman of the Eastern Nicerian Development Corporation (ENDC) and also the Chairman of the Eastern Nigeria Commodities Board (ENCB).

Louis Phillip Odumegwu Ojukwu also sat as Chairman of 15 multinational companies at the time - John Holt, PZ, Michelin, Costain, Thomas Wyatt, Guinness, GB Ollivant etc

He was so rich that he single handedly funded the establishment of the Lagos Stock Exchange but refused to list his company there for fear of losing control

His photo still hangs proudly on the floor of that exchange as its first chairman

Arthur D Little also worked with a coterie of young Eastern Nigerian economists at the time - Pius Okigbo (PhD Northwestern), Ukwu I. Ukwu (PhD Cambridge), Chukwu Sunday Okongwu (PhD Harvard). These young men in their early twenties worked with Arthur D Little to plan our economy from scratch
I know this because Ukwu I Ukwu taught me at Nsukka and I also worked in Dr Chu SP Okongwu's economic planning firm right during and after grad school in Nigeria.

Arthur D. Little recommended the setting up of a university in the East to produce key skills needed to drive economic growth as most of those skills were not being taught in Ibadan at the time.

Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe sent Dr Akpabio (MA Columbia) who at the time was the East's Minister of Education on an extended tour to universities in Michigan and New York for collaboration in key fields like medicine, engineering,, surveying and photogrammetry and business administration.

UNN was the first school in Nigeria to offer many of these courses.* Ibadan at the time taught mostly Classics, General Science and later Medicine
Palm oil, Palm Kernel, Coal, Cocoa (from Ikom), Coffee from Obudu and later petroleum from firstly Izombe - Oguta area and later from Oloibiri in Ijaw land drove the economy of the East.

In terms of development, the East started late, compared to the West.
Development and education had started in Lagos and Abeokuta right after Beecroft occupied Lagos in 1850s and made it a British colony. Lagos and the SW thus had more than a 70 year headstart over the East in terms of total gross capital formation and the platform that it gave for growth.

But after the implementation of Arthur D Little's recommended growth plan, the East's economy grew at more than 9.2%, starting from 1958 till 1967 when the war began

At over 9%, the Eastern Region in this period, had the fastest growing economy on earth consistently for 9 years and was estimated to equal Western Nigeria by 1978 (in terms of total gross capital formation) and then overtake the Western Region after that.

The civil war truncated that momentum and the East never recovered after that.

Louis Philip Odumegwu Ojukwu brought his industrial influence to bear on the growth plan as he singlehandedly pushed for the establishment of not just industrial estates but industrial corridors in the region.

An industrial estate is localized. An industrial corridor joins two or more industrial estates to form an industrial conurbation.
Industrial estates sprang up across the East TransAmadi in PH.
Aba for light industries.
Umuahia for biotechnology.
Emene in Enugu for steel and industrial automation.
Nkalagu, PH and Calabar for cement and building materials.*
*Onitsha as an emporium to drive retail trading.
Obudu in Cross River for dairy, holidaying and corporate meetings.
Because he was the chairman of 15 multinational companies at the time, he used his influence to compel many of them to buy into the East's industrialization plan.

Okpara also partnered with Israel for the setting up of industrial farms and plantations - seedling production, extension services, assistance to farmers etc.

So plantations (cashew nuts, palm kernel, cocoa, coffee, timber etc) sprang up in Oghe (Enugu State), Okigwe (Abia State), Obudu, Itumbenuzor, Akamkpa all in Cross River state and in various parts of Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Imo, Abia etc.

Okpara personally delivered some of the seedlings himself by driving behind the trucks that did the delivery.

Sir Louis Phillip Odumegwu Ojukwu pushed for the establishment of 3 major cement plants in the region - Nkalagu, Eastern Bulkcem in PH and Calabar cement factory in Calabar.

Nkalagu and PH opened before the war started in 1967. Everything for the take off of the Calabar cement factory was purchased but the war truncated its take off.

In 1970, Governor Esuene of the newly-created Cross River State opened Calcemco plant to the appause of many.

Three industrial corridors were planned also planned for the East.

The Emene-Nkalagu Industrial corridor which was to focus on automobiles, building materials and industrial automation. Kaiser Motors in the US at the time (it has since been acquired) had agreed to build a car plant in Emene and a plant for car engines. That corridor was to stretch for almost 100 miles.

The second industrial corridor was to stretch between PH and Aba. So industrial centers were set up in Trans Amadi and in Aba and over a ten to 15 year period, these two centers were to be linked by many feeder industries that would be located on the highway joining both cities.

Okpara had hoped that over time, the PH-Aba industrial corridor would follow the old road between Port Harcourt and Enugu and join with the Emene - Nkalagu industrial corridor to create a massive industrial cornubation that almost imitates the almost 200 kilometer Ruhr Industrial Valley in Germany built under Chancellor Otto Von Bismarck
Onitsha was to drive the East's Retail economy and so the market was built there as an Emporium...to attract buyers from all over Nigeria and West and Central Africa so they could come spend their money in the East.

Dubai would copy this same model 50 years later and implement it successfully but on a global scale.

Onitsha market achieved its purpose by 1958, two years after the East achieved self government. It became the preferred destination for retail and bulk shoppers from a over West Africa and even Cameroon, Gabon and Congo. This gave the Anambra Igbo a head start in retail trading...an advantage that they enjoy till date.

All of these development and growth projects were centrally driven by the Eastern Nigeria Development Corporation - ENDC and the revenues were centrally aggregated into the account of the Eastern Nigerian Commodities Board (ENCB). Both groups were headed by Sir Louis Phillip Odumegwu Ojukwu

Funds for development came mostly from 3 sources.
1. Local revenues from the export of cocoa(Ikom and Itumbenuzor), coffee (Obudu and Arochukwu), timber (Akamkpa) Coal (Enugu-Udi), Palm oil (Rivers, Imo, Abia), Palm kernel (Rivers, Imo, Abia)
2. Direct Foreign Investments*
3. Loans from Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC)

Umuahia was to midwife the Easts' biotechnology industries which explains why Golden Guinea Brewery and the Root Crop Research Instutute were established there.

Obudu because of its pristine hills and its fresh weather was to be a holiday resort for many as well as a primary center for a dairy industry that just started before the war commenced. Obudu Cattle Ranch was the first in a series of investments that got scuttled in Obudu by the war.

Lastly, oil was discovered late. Chief Nwodo, Eastern Nigeria's first Minister for Trade (father to the past Ohaneze Chairman) negotiated the first contracts with Shell on a 50-50 investment and sharing basis.

Virtually all of the East's oil assets were seized by the Federal Government under Gowon with no compensation paid till date. The Federal Government simply inherited the East's 50% slot and paid nothing for it. Today everyone profits from it.
Most of the catalytic cracking and downward refineries that NNPC would later build were in the plans that the Eastern Regional Government had for the region.

Today, some of those plants are located in far away Kaduna and no mention is ever made of the East.

Every Nigerian today depends on that oil to survive including states that claim that they can survive from internally-generated revenues.

I believe that rather than whine everyday, we Igbos should sit down and learn our history...take a look at the growth plans that got scuttled in 1967 and see how we can work to together to pick up the pieces and build again from scratch

Copied from Nnamdi Ezeji Wall

Me (Stephen Afulukwe): Please I want IGBO YOUTH TO READ THIS POST AND INTERNALISE IT.


https://web./igbo4igbonation/posts/747166523354020/

BEWARE THE USE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TRICKS TO PUSH NIGERIANS TO ELECTIONS 2023 UNDER THE SHAM 1999 CONSTITUTION
By Tony Nnadi
NINAS Movement News
26th January 2022


Editor’s introduction:
The material in this article first appeared in a post on the Lower Niger Congress Facebook page at the end of December 2021. The information in it is important for those who seek Self-Determination for their Ethnic Nation, because those who want the status quo to remain, and their Judas Goats will try every trick they can in their attempts to derail the Self-Determination process. A wise man of old instructed people not to be ignorant of the devices of evil, then also to stand against those wiles. It is advisable that these clear instructions be followed, at this critical time.

The video referred to by Tony Nnadi is titled, “Conversation On Resource Control With Professor Benjamin Okaba & Hakeem Baba-Ahmed” December 30, 2021.
Link to the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QInLtdV4tG0

Tony Nnadi (edited):

The bulk of what is left now is more of a psychological war with the Caliphate and so what Hakeem Baba Ahmed (spokesperson of the Northern Elders Forum) was doing in that interview was only a mind-game, using the Igbo assets in Abuja (and the rest of the North) as instruments of blackmail; minimizing the importance of oil in the current equation of Nigeria, while playing up and exaggerating future economic possibilities from solid minerals sitting in the North.

More importantly, he deftly brings up the question of going into National Elections in 2023 as a life-saving necessity because he presents that as the only way to safely get rid of the Buhari Government whom he deliberately presents as the greatest obstacle to the Restructuring everyone is clamouring for.

He goes on to present the so-called Mega Party he is cobbling together with Utomi, Oby Ezekwesili, Ghali Na’Abba, Jega and a long list of other beneficiaries of the sham 1999 Constitution, who worked together and wrought Buhari on us in 2015.

He is presenting that bunch, for the purpose of Elections 2023, as the credible believers in Restructuring upon whom Nigerians should now pin their hopes for the urgently required constitutional dialogues and adjustments.

They are trying to pull a stunt, and yet again deceive Nigerians. For, this very same gathering were the ones who instead of working with us to halt the voyage under the illegitimate 1999 Constitution to the 2015 Electoral Round (which Jonathan was disposed to enact and for which reason he convoked the 2014 National Conference), ganged up against us and against Jonathan, but found an ingenious way to smuggle and market “Restructuring” as part of the APC Manifesto ahead of the 2015 Round. Seven years after, and perhaps counting on the spell-level amnesia (forgetfulness) of Nigerians, the same bunch of people gather to present themselves as “champions” of Restructuring whilst still vigorously opposing and sabotaging the NINAS Movement push to halt the voyage to Elections 2023 under that repudiated and illegitimate 1999 Constitution, in order to first resolve the Union Dispute emanating from the damaged constitutional basis of Nigeria.

Reading between the lines in this video and listening to what is NOT said, Hakeem Baba Ahmed (despite looking cool and calm), still gives away the fear and hopelessness of the Caliphate, establishing the fact that unless the Caliphate is able to drag us to Elections 2023, they stand no chance of recovering from the dire consequences of the defeat and dislodgment of the 1999 Constitution. Understanding THIS holds the key to our (South and Middle Belt) victory over the Caliphate and we only need to work with speed and accuracy right now to crystallize and bring home that victory which we already secured by the NINAS Joint Multi-Regional Constitutional Force Majeure of December 16, 2020 which in one year has brought the 1999 Constitution to its death-bed.

Nigeria has broken down. Given all the insecurity everywhere, it is very much on the verge of a disorderly break-up unless immediate steps are taken to emplace an Orderly Process of Wholesale Reconfiguration. The Five-Point Proposition of NINAS provides a clear, timebound Framework including the HOW, the WHEN, the WHO and the WHAT for the immediate undertaking of the inevitable Union Reconfiguration. Therefore, the Voyage to another round of National Elections in 2023 under the defeated 1999 Constitution MUST be halted and a Transitioning Process initiated. Anyone suggesting that we must first get to another Elections in 2023 before putting out the fire already gutting the Failed Lugardian Experiment of 1914, is simply being disingenuous and trying to deceive the suffering masses.


Editor’s comment:
The only card left for the Caliphate to continue to use their instrument (ie the imposed 1999 Constitution) that seizes the resources of indigenous Ethnic Nations, that enables land grab via genocide against the Owners, and unjust actions like establishing “RUGA” Fulani colonies on ancestral lands of indigenous peoples, plus the proposed control of water bodies, waterways and lands on their banks (National Waterways Bill) – is RENEWAL OF THE LIFE of that sham Constitution via Elections 2023.
The enemies of Self-Determination are continuing their mind games. We should not be unaware of their wiles and psychological warfare. They use “stoop to conquer” ie pretending to be in the same situation as you are, and to be suffering in the same way that you are. Plus, they use “taqiyyah”, the practice of concealing one's belief and intentions (thus, deceit and hypocrisy) as a legitimate tool of conquest.

(Edited by Ndidi Uwechue)



https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/beware-the-use-of-psychological-tricks

HERE IS THE BEST SOLUTION TO THE MANY FALSE NIGERIAN PASTORS


At least 99% of African pastors are scammers who are manipulating our people with their lies, fear and tricks in order for us to give them money.

All we have in Nigeria is people shouting in a place called "church", but we remain a very dishonest and childish people. This is the truth, we cannot deny it.

We can see that Oyeebo is sincere, and that he acts upon what he reads in the Bible, so that God can bless him, his children and his civilization. We know that God is there with Oyeebo, that is why we all are rushing to live where the Oyeebo is, so that we too can enjoy his blessings.

Until every Nigerian succeeds in moving abroad to Oyeebo's country, we have a solution that would allow us to know God for ourselves, and to know God just like Oyeebo knows God.

We must therefore listen to Oyeebo's pastors so that we too can know God and therefore have opportunity to get saved.

See the poster below for the solution to our problem.

Link: https://web.facebook.com/Christianity4Africans/posts/6844196018987615

PEOPLES OF THE SOUTH AND MIDDLE BELT: DOES REFERENDUM FALL FROM THE SKY?
By Ndidi Uwechue
NINAS Movement News
24th January 2022

Signs are emerging that Nigerians are keen for true democracy when we hear young people especially, calling for Referendums. They are rejecting the non-democratic political and constitutional arrangements created by the illegitimate 1999 Constitution foisted upon them. It shows that they are realising that it is “we the people” who are the ones to decide the future of Nigeria. Furthermore, this reveals that they now want their inalienable right to Self-Determination, and they have heard that it involves Referendums. However, will the Referendums they know that they need, fall from the sky?

When considering how those Referendums are to come about, it is first necessary to understand why a CORRECT PROCESS must be followed. Here are two illustrations. A young teenager who unfortunately cannot read so has no books, and who has no access to online videos wants to make a cake. He assembles some flour, sugar, eggs, and water but does not know it requires milk, flavourings, and raising agents, plus that measured amounts of ingredients are needed, and that there is a sequence to be followed. What comes out is not a cake, it is more like a thick, hard biscuit, but it is edible and safe to eat. In this case, guessing is alright, nobody is placed in any danger.
However, if there is a patient who needs to undergo heart surgery, it will not do at all if the surgeon guesses, and cuts it here, then cuts it there, then does this and does that. If the patient is to survive, the surgeon must follow a precise sequence and a precise process, using specific tools. So it is, with getting Self-Determination. It is not child’s play, it is not achieved by doing this, and doing that, for that could lead to unnecessary deaths as is happening in the South East zone of the country. Getting Self-Determination is a serious business that is guided by experts who are able to understand what is required, and who are able to follow United Nations and International Law directives.

Thus, despite the various rightful demands for Self-Determination, it is only the NINAS Movement that has actually done what it takes to have those Referendums. Nigeria is in a unique situation because this multi-national country is created and maintained by a 1999 Constitution that its peoples never wrote or agreed to. Therefore, unitary Nigeria fabricated from the sham 1999 Constitution is simply an idea of those who wrote that forgery and imposed it. This means that there is no Union, because a true political Union needs a real Constitution. It therefore also means that in reality, the Ethnic Nations of Nigeria are back to a similar situation they were in, in the 1950s prior to Independence,

Moreover, since the 1999 Constitution does not belong to “we the people”, it is applied to oppress and weaken Nigerians by creating a country that consists of either mal-governed areas or of ungoverned spaces. That Constitution is now also being used to facilitate insecurity ie, Islamic terrorism to spread Sharia, and genocide for land grab by armed Fulani. Frightening as things already are, yet, to prevent total anarchy, the NINAS Movement’s people-led proposition which is ALREADY on the table, and which comprises of over 21 years of precise and specific work (having started soon after the 1999 Constitution was imposed), is available for Nigerians, ready to give citizens the Self-Determination Referendums that they are clamouring for.

To repeat, Self-Determination Referendums will not fall from the sky. Just like the work of a surgeon follows precise well-planned procedures, so too does the important work of getting Self-Determination for the numerous indigenous Ethnic Nations of the South and Middle Belt.
Firstly, the NINAS Movement identified that it was the 1999 Constitution that hijacked Self-Determination. That meant that the 1999 Constitution has to be Taken Down, so it was Repudiated, then on 16th December 2020, the NINAS Movement declared a historic Constitutional Force Majeure that started the process to Decommission that illegitimate Constitution.

There is only one step now that remains to be done in order to have those Regional Referendums. It is that preparations for General Elections in 2023 should be SUSPENDED, so that there can be a Transitional Government when the Regional Referendums will take place. Thus, the one step needed is that all political parties in the South and Middle Belt CLOSE SHOP even if temporarily, and not go to those General Elections in 2023 as that would renew the life of that illegitimate 1999 Constitution (when the winner swears an Oath of Office to govern by it).
It should be noted that during the Transitional Government, elected politicians would remain in office. So, during the transitioning process the current governance structures would remain in place on an adjusted basis.

In conclusion, Referendums do not appear from nowhere. Neither do Referendums appear from guesswork – trying this (unfounded) idea, then trying that one, then trying the one over there… No. It is adult business. It is something that dedicated experts work to bring about as they follow the proper, precise, and relevant processes laid down by International Law. The NINAS Movement has already done much of the needed work. All that remains for Ethnic Nations to have their Regional Referendums is just one step: it is to halt preparations for General Elections in 2023.

For information, please visit the NINAS Movement website:
www.ninasvoice.org


Ndidi Uwechue is a British citizen with Igbo heritage from the Lower Niger Bloc. She is a retired Metropolitan (London) Police Officer, she is a signatory to the Constitutional Force Majeure, and she writes from Abuja.



https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/peoples-of-the-south-and-middle-belt

HELLO AFRICANS, DID YOU KNOW YOU ARE NOW OLD ENOUGH TO ENJOY SELF-DETERMINATION?
The Smart African
22 January 2022


Given the behaviour I see daily in Nigeria (where I am presently), and the types of conversations that I hear, I believe we Africans need to regularly remind ourselves that: we have been around on Earth for as long as other communities! I think we need such a reminder on a daily basis until we actually begin to create a civilisation that works for us. For instance, in the time that the White man has been on Earth he has created a civilisation that works for him. So by now, Africans ought to have been able to reach that status too, of having a general culture out of which a satisfactory civilisation would have been built.

If we look at it, for many centuries now, the African has been known to be the labourer of the world. He is the one used for very hard labour either for his own Rulers, or for foreign people – he is seen as the Enslaved Race of the Earth. As a kind of human beast of burden, doing the heavy work. Like an ox. Or a mule. Today, Africans flee the Continent either legally or illegally in order to find work in Europe, Arabia, Asia or the Americas, most often doing the low paid menial jobs that the citizens in those countries will not do.

Let me quote from “The Arab-Muslim Slave Trade” by David Gakunzi, Jewish Political Studies Review. Vol.29, No. 3/4 (2018) pp. 40-42:

“Yet the Arab slave trade, a major component of African history, lasted more than 13 centuries. It began in the early 7th century and continued in one form or another until the 1960s…”.

The Arab enslavement of Africans started 1000 years (!) before the European one did, even though Black people like to focus solely on “what the White man did to us”. Just as the White enslaver would say, the Arab enslaver said the same thing about our forefathers. Quoting again from the same article,

“The Tunisian Arab historian Ibn Khaldun (1332 – 1406) wrote that ‘the only peoples to accept [my emphasis] slavery are the Negroes, because of their lower level of humanity, their place being closer to the animal stage’…”

We can continue either shrugging off these terribly unflattering and even insulting descriptions of Black people, or, we can wonder in disbelief at our forefathers who thought it would ever be okay in the end, for them to sell their children and their young people into slavery (or be forced to allow it to happen, if you prefer). Ibn Khaldun used the word “accept”. That means that the MAJORITY of the people did not fight those Africans who were encouraging and aiding the enslavement of their people. We know it was the leadership class ie the Traditional Rulers who against the good of their own people, cooperated with foreign slave merchants for immediate personal gains.

Fast forward to today. Africans are still suffering and having terrible lives because of what we call “bad leadership”. That means that it is still Africa’s leadership class (Political, Traditional and Religious) that continues to be the enemy of the welfare and happiness of Africans. They can do so because unlike White people who in centuries past fought their rulers to get the freedoms they enjoy today, Africans still have not realized that they too need their right to Self-Determination. Africans in the past, and still today, bow under whatever the powers-that-be inflict on them, and on their children. To an observer with a more mature way of looking at life, it means that they actually “accept” whatever is thrown at them.

Essentially, the right to Self-Determination is the right of a people to determine their own destiny. In Nigeria the people have simply “accepted” the ridiculously high levels of corruption and the backwardness it brings along, by saying with a grin, “We are used to it!”
• When there is no electricity and someone can’t do a particular task that requires it, he responds with: We are used to it! Not action.
• When there is fuel shortage and therefore long queues at petrol stations in an oil producing country like Nigeria, motorists respond with: We are used to it! Not action.
• When car journeys that should take a few hours take nearly a whole day because of terribly potholed roads, drivers respond with: We are used to it! Not action.
• When there are heaps of rubbish and human/animal waste littering the streets with no sanitation system and no waste disposal, citizens respond with: We are used to it! Not action.

Being used to a bad situation is not where a real man should be. It is not ADULT thinking. An adult is someone who sees a bad or dangerous situation then goes about to change it, and thus he improves his community. The White man is able to live in that type of progressing civilisation because he has Self-Determination so he controls what happens to him, and to his children. That is because he controls what the leaders can do. How does he manage that? It is because he is the one who writes, then agrees to his national Constitution, not his politicians. A nation’s Constitution is always written and ratified by “we the people”. A national Constitution spells out the roles of leaders, the limits of their powers, and the expectations of the people.

If we stick with Nigeria, the men there are ignoring their duty to abolish the illegitimate 1999 Constitution foisted upon them, and which creates the backwardness and now existential threats that they and their children face. Ignoring to do the right thing means ACCEPTING this bad situation. Nigerians should remind themselves that as Black people they have been on this Earth for as long as the White man, and so it is high time to rise to their responsibility to be Adult, and thus do the needful to get Self-Determination for their Ethnic Nation. Just as the White man acts to give himself a good civilization, the Nigerian man also needs to act. Fortunately, the non-violent NINAS Movement has an ORDERLY PROCESS to get it done. Link to their website:
www.ninasvoice.org

Dear Africans, look at the civilisations of those other communities whose countries we so desire to live in, and let us never forget that our People have been on Earth as long as theirs have been, so that means that we are now old enough to enjoy Self-Determination! Hence, we Africans (acting as Adults) must first desire, then seek to control our destiny, ourselves.




https://thesmartafrican.substack.com/p/hello-africans-did-you-know-you-are

HERE COME THE BRITISH AGAIN FROM THEIR CHATHAM HOUSE PODIUM TO DISTORT OUR DISCUSSIONS ON THE NIGERIAN UNION DISPUTE: EYES ON THE BALL
By Tony Nnadi
NINAS Movement News
19 January 2022


(Being a Rejoinder by Tony Nnadi of NINAS to the video clip by one Dr Leena Koni Hoffman from a Chatham House Meeting).

Link to the video clip mentioned above:
https://web.facebook.com/watch/?v=3193320717616349

(1) This worried Chatham House postulation is a clear confirmation that the impact of the Union Dispute declared December 16, 2020 by the Nigerian Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-Determination (NINAS) is being felt in very high places between Abuja, Katsina, Sokoto, and Buckingham Palace hence the Chatham House conclave from which the sober admissions in this video emit.

(2) Going by the Contents of the December 16, 2020 Constitutional Force Majeure (CFM) Proclamation, and the massive countrywide engagements (even if suppressed by the Nigerian media), on questions relating to long-standing and well-known Grave Constitutional Grievances of the constituent components of the Defunct Federation of Nigeria, it is clear that our arrogant Caliphate “Conquerors” and their collaborators in Buckingham Palace have finally come to the realization that the end has come for the master-servant Union they DELIBERATELY foisted on us via an imposed Unitary Constitutional Order, propped up and sustained by massive violence, official and unofficial. They also realize that time is running out for the options of remedy that keeps their criminal enterprise, Nigeria, intact.

(3) Resorting to their usual false narrative-spinning, sophistry, guile and subterfuge, the impression is being created by this sophisticated Chatham House hokum that the central concern is about Democracy, Constitutional Reforms, Improved Security and More Responsible leadership in the North.

This is falsehood and deceit, to the extent that it attempts to evade the more fundamental question of a Disputed Union

The question we (NINAS Alliance Territories) MUST now raise very forcefully by our own actions, should be whether there is still a Federation of Nigeria that is OUR PROJECT, such that we are now looking for ways to improve its Security, Democracy and Leadership Quality via Constitutional Reforms.

(4) The desperate attempt by the Caliphate and its agents in the Alliance Territories (South and Middle-Belt) to railroad us all to another round of National Elections in 2023 under the 1999 Constitution is for the sole purpose of saving the defeated 1999 Constitution and the Caliphate-owned and Caliphate-controlled Unitary Nigeria, in order to facilitate the Caliphate conquest onslaught against the rest of Nigeria.

This unintelligent spin from Chatham House is to confuse the naive and deflect our attention and focus from the Liberation and Self-Determination Campaign we are already successfully waging via our Constitutional Force Majeure.

(5) We must now intensify our push towards the Enforcement Phase of the CFM implementation drive having moved from the Enlightenment Phase to the Mobilization Phase between the December 16, 2020 Proclamation to the first quarter of 2022 when the dominant discussion in Nigeria has shifted to the question of the Union Agreement (Constitution) and the desirability or otherwise of going to another round of National Elections in 2023 on the basis of the Repudiated 1999 Constitution.

No distractions from Chatham House please.

Tony Nnadi
NINAS Secretariat,
January 18, 2022.

For information about the NINAS Movement, please go to their website www.ninasvoice.org


https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/here-come-the-british-again-from

NIGERIA’S WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION WHICH NIGERIANS THEMSELVES ACTIVATE
By Ndidi Uwechue
NINAS Movement News
17th January 2022

The online Encyclopaedia Britannica describes a Weapon of Mass Destruction as a “weapon with the capacity to inflict death and destruction on such a massive scale and so indiscriminately that its very presence in the hands of a hostile power can be considered a grievous threat.” It then goes on to state that they are either nuclear, biological or chemical weaponry. Nigeria though, lacking what it takes to produce high tech weapons, has an unsophisticated but powerful “Weapon of Mass Destruction” (WMD) that takes the form of a document. Those who wrote it knew it would be effective as a WMD because they know the psychology of its victims, ie the Nigerian populace, would come together to make this document a very powerful WMD against their own selves.

Given its destructive abilities, the 1999 Constitution being operated is well labelled Nigeria’s WMD. Senator Olusola Adeyeye dared to tell Nigerians in 2019 that the 1999 Constitution would NEVER bring about peace or progress. Wherever you have no peace, and you have no progress, you have war or war-like effects: Nigeria has been turned into a country of both mal-governed and ungoverned spaces. Furthermore, Chief Nnia Nwodo revealed how as Minister of Information at the time, with his ministry responsible for printing the Constitution, he had been kept in the dark, and sidelined, therefore, (like the rest of Nigeria) he had not seen the 1999 Constitution until those who foisted that forgery upon the country, got it printed.

Being an efficient WMD, that 1999 Constitution brings on backwardness, corruption, and impunity (so no progress), plus it is the facilitator of genocide for land grab by the immigrant settler Fulani, and their Islamic terrorists (so no peace). All this information is already in the public domain: both national and international organisations have pointed out the Fulani as the “bad guys” who are executing a genocide (Jihad) in order to establish their Caliphate on the ancestral lands of indigenous peoples.

The NINAS Movement has also explained how the power of that WMD 1999 Constitution gets activated: by its life being regularly renewed by Nigerians themselves, even though they are its victims. The life of the 1999 Constitution gets renewed every four years by elections. This is because the declared winner will swear an Oath of Office to uphold, defend, and govern by that illegitimate 1999 Constitution. Therefore, should Nigerians yet again decide to go to National Elections (in 2023) under that 1999 Constitution, they would be choosing to remain their own worst enemy.

Before harmful behaviours can be eliminated, they are first identified. Let us therefore reflect upon which factors in the Nigerian national orientation makes them self-sabotaging victims of the illegitimate 1999 Constitution. Just two aspects will be considered.

1. Lack of community focus
There is a culture where when there is a problem that affects everyone, individual-mindedness looks for a way to bypass it for self (and children). Thus, when it comes to fixing a problem, rather than seek solutions that would benefit the community together, each person or family unit will look for how they alone can escape any fallout from the problem. We therefore see personal boreholes for water, personal generators for electricity etc, without much concern for those too poor to acquire such equipment.

2. A childlike focus on the here and now
Very young children can be lured away by kidnappers and paedophiles with sweets or biscuits because being little children their minds focus on the goodie before their eyes and they are unable to consider the dangerous consequences of taking those sweets/biscuits. They can only think about NOW. Now they see the sweets/biscuits, now they want them.
It is that same kind of focus on the NOW that is a source of danger for Nigerians because anybody who wishes them ill, would use that against them. It is the reason why politicians can bribe adult Nigerians with bags of rice (or other goodies eg Trader Moni etc) at elections. They see the rice/goodie and focus on it, not on the sad consequences of having another round of four years of terribly bad governance.
It is the reason why students suffering at University or Polytechnic, plus workers who threaten to strike because of poor conditions, all are impotent in the end because they will get offered a few goodies they can enjoy NOW NOW, so stop to grab them, without considering the consequences to themselves tomorrow of not continuing to fight for better conditions.
It is the same reason why Nigerians, knowing that the 1999 Constitution is a forgery that is against their good, that should get decommissioned, so they should organise to get that done since they will never progress or have peace under it, and even their very lives and that of their children are at risk, instead dismiss their adult (and human) duty to stop the genocide, to stop the fraud of “1999 Constitution”, choosing rather to focus exclusively on the goodie before them: making money for self.
Some put all these behaviours down to “poverty”. However, a significant proportion of people with this orientation are not poor. The goodie-for-your-vote has not, and will not lessen poverty. Also, as insecurity and kidnappings increase, those today making money would find their customer base shrinking as the cost of living and doing business increase, and as workers’ salaries remain unpaid. Moreover, with the WMD 1999 Constitution hanging over everyone’s head, focusing only on the goodie to gain today, is not a solution of any kind.

The orientation of the Judas Goats who make the WMD 1999 Constitution look as if it is untouchable, and who push Nigerians to National Elections in 2023 under it, can also be compared to that of young children tempted by sweets/goodies from a criminal. Prominent among them are politicians, influencers, lawyers, traditional rulers, cultural leaders, plus pastors and priests. Their lives are guided by the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, but also in a big way, the pride of life. Being a Judas Goat, they get rewarded with loads of goodies when they herd Nigerians into the harmful direction that the creators of the 1999 Constitution want the populace to end up in.

The 1999 Constitution problem is a community problem so it needs a community solution. Just like little children taking the sweet/biscuit offered, will not solve their hunger problem. They need a regular source of wholesome food. Nigerians too need a regular and sustainable friendly environment for living and working in. That means taking down the WMD that is the imposed 1999 Constitution. Nigerians themselves activate that fraudulent Constitution by their choices, so Nigerians can also choose to deactivate that document. The NINAS Movement has organised a non-violent and ORDERLY PROCESS to achieve its deactivation, which involves halting preparations for National Elections 2023 to go into a transitional arrangement where governance structures remain in place, and there would be self-determination Regional Referendums for indigenous ethnic nationalities to decide the type of safe Union they want to be in.


Ndidi Uwechue is a British citizen with Igbo heritage from the Lower Niger Bloc. She is a retired Metropolitan (London) Police Officer, she is a signatory to the Constitutional Force Majeure, and she writes from Abuja.



https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/nigerias-weapon-of-mass-destruction

IPOB AND BIAFRANS ARE JUST LAZY RANTERS LATCHING ONTO OTHERS WORK!


IPOB and all the Biafrans are lazy ranters who have done nothing to get freedom. In fact the opposite because the word "Biafra" does not meet up with UN and International Law requirements because you need a definite map of your territory, and Biafra has no definite map.

These Biafrans are ranters but ask them - SHOW US THE WORK YOU HAVE DONE at United Nations they have no answer.

Now Biafrans and IPOB are seeing that the NINAS Movement which right from the start said that for freedom to come, we must TAKE DOWN THE 1999 CONSTITUTION, those Biafrans and IPOB are shouting "give us freedom!" as if their shouts mean anything. Out of JEALOUS ENVY & PRIDE for NINAS Movement, especially jealousy for LNC, these Biafrans cannot come clean and say THANK YOU to LNC and NINAS, for having truly done work to get us all freedom. Freedom not just for SS and SE, but also for SW and MB.

God dey! All of those Biafrans and IPOB - God watches you and your lies and pretence. Your dishonesty is your eternal enemy.
The only thing you have is your mad jealousy for LNC and NINAS.

FACTS ABOUT THE CALIPHATE AND THEIR 1999 CONSTITUTION - PART 1

Here are some facts we must know if we are an indigenous person from Middle Belt or South.

Download the posters, use them and share them.

There is a genocide aka Jihad. We can stop it by abolishing the fraudulent 1999 Constitution.

IS THE BLACK MAN NOT AS OLD AS THE WHITE MAN? 02 (Part 2)
Ndidi Uwechue
The Smart African blog
13 January 2022

I continue from Part 1.

I will stick to what I see in Nigeria where I located to a few years ago after retirement, although I believe from what I read, and from what others tell me, that many of the things that happen in Nigeria happen in other parts of Black Africa too.

Whenever I have a conversation of say, more than three minutes with a young Nigerian, invariably they tell me that they want to leave Nigeria. If my conversation is with an older person, then they tell me that they want their children to leave Nigeria. By far, the preferred destination is the White man’s country, or a country where the White man’s civilisation is dominant. Nigerians have become a visa-seeking people in a desperation to flee their country of birth. The irony is that seventy years ago, there had been a great passion to be set free from Britain, culminating in Independence in 1960, but now, Nigerians seem to have no greater passion than to be under European rule again, but this time, by living anywhere in Britain, or in every part of Europe.

Extremely bad governance and the super high levels of corruption that come with it, are what have made Nigeria barren and a place where those who can, quickly escape from. Bad governance and corruption happen in Nigeria because the people just do not have that key ingredient: Self-Determination. You see, Nigeria is a multi-national country. That means it is composed of a number of distinct Ethnic Nations that are placed together in a Union. If the indigenous Ethnic Nations are able to have their inalienable right to Self-Determination, they will be able to decide for themselves who they want to be in a Union with, and what that Union would be like, and thus create a country that works for them. For now, the 1999 Constitution that Nigeria operates, has seized the peoples’ Self-Determination. Since it a forgery foisted on Nigerians, it is legally very possible to abolish that document, then go about to create Unions that “we the people” want.

The indigenous Ethnic Nations that make up the countries of Europe have Self-Determination and it is a right that they fought for over the centuries, and it remains a right that citizens of Europe greatly cherish. Self-Determination is linked to being an adult. It is little children who in general, lack Self-Determination. It is the parents who choose their name, their school, their religion, the meals that get eaten at home, bedtime, hairstyle, etc. Whereas, an adult can decide things for themselves: whether to dye their hair bright green, have a tattoo, quit university etc. An adult is able to, and is expected to make decisions for himself. The same applies to Ethnic Nations on their ancestral land that want a healthy and satisfying existence.

Africans are as old as White people on this Earth, and therefore the African is also quite able to live in Africa, and create there the lifestyle and opportunities he flees to Europe or the West to partake in. It would take measuring ourselves up to the rest of the world by, like they have, insisting that we too will enjoy having and exercising our right to Self-Determination. After all, we are adults now, not little children!

Another thing that would be needed for Africans to reach our potentials within Africa, because we like religion, is to have a Theology that will set us free. There is already the Black Liberation Theology that addresses the African American experience. Although there are many similarities between us, there are also some differences between their and the African experience. Thus, setting Africans free to be what we were created to be would involve applying an “African Liberation Theology” together with having Self-Determination.
Liberation Theology is based on the principle that God loves the poor and also the oppressed, and that He is particularly concerned for them. (This is therefore a different focus from the prosperity theology that currently pervades Sub-Saharan Africa). Liberation Theology started in South America, and Africans would adapt it for ourselves. Quoting:

“Liberation theologians believed that God speaks particularly through the poor and that the Bible can be understood only when seen from the perspective of the poor… the church… should be actively engaged in improving the lives of the poor…”

Dear Black man, we can think and act as if we are just as old as the White man (and any other man) on this Earth, therefore as CAPABLE ADULTS, equally able to make Africa a homeland where we can be comfortable and safe, not needing to desperately flee to the White man’s land for “a good life”. We know the tools we need. The very basic ones are Self-Determination for Ethnic Nations, plus an African Liberation Theology as our philosophy to guide our sense of humanity, deepening the qualities that make us human.


https://thesmartafrican.substack.com/p/is-the-black-man-not-as-old-as-the-30b

VIDEO: WHY THE FOCUS ON THE 1999 CONSTITUTION - NINAS MOVEMENT (TONY NNADI)
Lower Niger Congress Facebook
12 January 2022


Whether you seek SELF-DETERMINATION, INDEPENDENCE from the Defunct Federation of Nigeria, RESTRUCTURING, REGIONAL AUTONOMY or RESOURCE CONTROL, the 1999 Constitution is the Cage in which you are currently held and which you use break in order to get to your desired destination.

Taking Down the 1999 Constitution is therefore the first order of business for all who genuinely seek any of the outcomes listed above.
In the face of the Countrywide Repudiation and Rejection of the 1999, the Key to Taking Down that Constitution lies in IMMEDIATELY Halting the Voyage to Further National Elections in 2023 under that 1999 Constitution (pursuant to that Repudiation and Rejection) as that Election would only Renew and Reinforce the life of that Constitution.

The December 16, 2020 NINAS Joint Multi-Regional Constitutional Force Majeure, provides a Comprehensive, Timeboud and Orderly Framework and Strategy for the Dismantling of the 1999 Constitution, a Transitioning that will midwife the emergence of Successor-Constitutional Protocols via REFERENDUMS and PLEBISCITES.

Video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvNJlmE7RuQ



https://web.facebook.com/lowernigercongress/posts/2431330537003093

Roma10:

Wow! I will download that poster of China's president describing the Black man and share it. He is correct oooo.

SUMMARY OF THE BERNARD-HENRI LÉVY BRIEFING TO USA CONGRESS ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN NIGERIA: GENOCIDE PERPETRATORS IDENTIFIED
By Ndidi Uwechue
NINAS Movement News
10th January 2022

French philosopher, author, and filmmaker Bernard-Henri Lévy, in conjunction with ICON (an NGO), held a briefing to the USA Congress on the ongoing conflicts and human rights abuses in Nigeria. The briefing was held on October 28th in the Rayburn House Office Building, under the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission.

The briefing lasted for just over one hour, in the interest of space this is the briefest of summaries, to play a part in further alerting Nigerians and the international community to the horrific ongoing genocide in Nigeria. Still though, it is advised that every Nigerian who calls himself an adult, should make time to watch the video of this briefing. Link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ip1MmMIS-_s

There is also the urgent task by the media and news outlets, plus the Church in Nigeria to end their silence and inaction, and instead be involved in ending this horror, for the solution is described at the end of this article.

Mr Lévy was sent by a group of international newspapers to bear witness, and to report from countries around the world overcome with suffering and hardship, disrupted by war, in the most challenging geopolitical disasters, yet no one seemed to be paying attention. It included a journey to Nigeria.
Lévy made a documentary film, and wrote a book about it (“The Will To See”). The film is an unflinching look at the world's most unreachable hot spots and urgent humanitarian crises.

Bernard-Henri Lévy:
I'm very happy to be here also in this room, in this place, in this Congress which is the beating heart of democracy in America. My friends came back some of them very recently from Nigeria, which means from hell… You came with victims coming from all the northern parts of Nigeria each of them coming with his own terrible and painful history. The day we spent in a secret place in the outskirts of Abuja together is unforgettable for me. I will keep the image and the souvenir of this moment in my heart till the end of my life. I thank you all of you. I will not present my book and I will not present my film. I will do that in newspapers, and in TV shows. Today it is not a book launch it is more important than that. We are gathering today… in order to speak about Nigeria. In order to put on the agenda of the policy makers and of the lawmakers in America the question of the Christians in Nigeria. I'm here to draw the attention of those who have the decision in their hands in Washington DC. I want to draw their attention to the case of this suffering materialized, maybe genocide, and forgotten people who are the Christians in Nigeria. Honestly, when I started this film and this series of dispatches of reportage for Wall Street Journal and others, I must confess I knew nothing about the terrible fate and terrible situation of the Christians in Nigeria. I knew nothing.
This day when I met this Nigerian gentleman something happened for me in my mind and in my heart. I felt as if I was cold. It was a call. I don't know why. Maybe the eloquence of the gentleman who came. Maybe the terrible pictures he did show me. Maybe. I don't know. Something happened in the room where we met… [It] worked for me as an imperative. I gathered a little team… and we went to Nigeria. I decided on this day to break the silence. I decided to attract as much as I could of the attention of the world, or at least of my readers… to the case of the Christians in Nigeria. [There should be] a national campaign in America and an international campaign beyond America, in order to attract the attention of the world on this silent and forgotten war which is one of the worst, the most bloody war which is happening nowadays. I do hope that this meeting is not an end but that it is just a beginning for all of us…
My hope is that… the genocide can be stopped. Massacres happen at this moment, and at this very minute on a huge scale. Continuously. Every day in these villages where I was… you have dozens of dead in a terrible situation… Nigeria is facing a situation which is very close to genocide… We have to stop the bloodbath of course, and also to stop this terrible evil process which produces and fuels a genocide…

Robert Destro, former US Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor:
…I would suggest to you that those [doing the killing] are the foot soldiers of the people who are doing it. There's a much larger control mechanism that gives these people their marching orders…
We have to focus on the bad guys. We have to identify them very clearly and we have to understand that in some respects we are in the middle of an information warfare. That is the question of who controls the narrative… The other narrative is where’s all the money coming from? You know, arms and those motorcycles that these people ride on and the weapons don't come from nowhere. And so the question is who's supporting this?... Those of us who have looked at it from the inside know that we have to follow the money… We have to look at the money flows and try to understand their geostrategic vision and we also need to understand very carefully that we're talking about organized crime. This is organized criminal behavior it has to be treated like organized criminal behavior… This is all about power it's all about control… One of the big problems in the information warfare space is that the other side has captured the narrative… and so the message now is: Oh! it's the herdsmen, you know they're just poor herdsmen trying to get green space for their cows. The reality is that they're Fulani tribesmen, they're trying to re-establish the Fulani Caliphate. So, we know that the Turks are involved the Libyans… We're treating it as if it's a one-off crime and the fact of the matter is that this is organized criminal behavior…

Piero Tozzi, Senior Advisor to Rep Chris Smith:
I'll note that it's not just [Capitol] Hill staffers who don't get it. I mean, I think one of the frustrations that we have is the narrative that the State Department, and inside the Beltway consensus has, and you mentioned, you know, viewing it in terms of farmer-herder conflict driven by Climate Change, which may be an aspect, but it is not the major issue. And it is important I think to identify who are the perpetrators and in this case it is Fulani extremists. It is ethno-religious chauvinism and it is something really that is impacting all Nigerians who are not Fulani. It is the Christians, certainly in the Middle Belt who are targeted, but also Muslims. If you're Yoruba and a Muslim you are targeted. As well if you are Shia Nigerian, and Kaduna, you are also targeted and what's also important I think to understand is that the Government under President Buhari is dominated by Fulani and there's been an overall Fulanization of all aspects of the security apparatus, of the military, and key positions within the Nigerian Government including the Supreme Court where the Chief Justice a number of years ago Walter Onnoghen was removed and replaced by a Fulani Islamist.

Essentially, that dynamic is very important and there's a certain unwillingness and a blindness, and a lack of a will to see what is what is actually happening now. What is interesting I think, what is illustrative is that if you go back a decade ago there was similarly an unwillingness on the part of the State Department in particular, but the Intelligence, to really identify Boko Haram for what it was, as a terrorist movement. And we can go into nuances that Boko Haram is different: it's Salafist and whatnot, but there was real resistance, particularly under Hillary Clinton when she was Secretary of State and Johnny Carson was Assistant Secretary for Africa, to designate Boko Haram as a foreign terrorist Organization.
To give credit where it’s due, that changed when John Kerry was Secretary of State and Linda Thomas Greenfield became Assistant Secretary and Boko Haram was designated a foreign terrorist organization.
A positive and also yet a negative, is we now realize that Boko Haram and its offshoots such as Islamic State West Africa, such as Ansaru are Islamists with an agenda that they're committed to mass atrocities, and that has become the accepted view. Whereas before it was not, it was resisted and fought. The problem here though I think, is that now it's very convenient to put all extremism in Nigeria and West Africa for that matter more broadly into the Boko Haram basket and its other affiliated or splinter organisations, and not to address the larger agenda of Fulanization. And it's also I think because there's also a lack of historical knowledge as well. Those that are familiar with the history of Nigeria understand the role that Usman Dan Fodio played in West Africa going back into the late 18th and early 19th century and the expansion of the caliphate, the sultanate of Sokoto in Nigeria. And what's interesting is that the other groups such as the Kanuri were already Muslims and they were then displaced by that.
The British imperial expansion checked that. And you know, you had this generally in rough terms: Christians in the south and Muslims in the north, but it's far more divided as I said earlier it's not…
Certainly, we don't want to lump all Fulani but you know by and large this is driven by Fulani ethnic religious chauvinism and it can be directed towards Muslims as well. But it is an agenda that has existed really since the 18th century and I would encourage those to who are unfamiliar to read that history. What is very important I think by this film and also by Mr Lévy's article in the Wall Street Journal last year is that it does identify the ethno-religious chauvinism of the Fulani as a driver, and also Bob alluded to this. It points to a role by Turkey, and that's something that has been ignored. I think we do know of Turkish arms shipments to West Africa. Turkey is competing with Saudi Arabia for leadership in the Sunni Muslim world. It is something I think that has to be examined much more closely. We see Turkey involved in the horn of Africa but also in West Africa and that's another aspect that your article in the Wall Street Journal addressed but has not received enough attention here anyway…
…I believe it was August of 2001 there was an all Sharia conference in Nigeria where Buhari was one of the speakers and it was reported at the time the agenda for a broader Islamization, first for bringing of Sharia into northern Nigeria, but also beyond was discussed there…

Responses to a question from the audience:
What's your perspective on the issues that are facilitating Turkey's ability to help propagate genocide in Nigeria?

Bernard-Henri Lévy:
What I was witness of in the areas where I was in Jos, in Godogodo, in other parts of Nigeria, I saw a strong Turkish presence. I saw some madrasas that were financed and inspired by Turks…

Piero Tozzi:
There is a telephone recording which I believe has been verified, of a Turkish Airlines official talking to someone close to Erdogan and the Erdogan government talking about armed shipments destined for West Africa, and the question was what are they going to be used for? The assurances were that they’d be used against Christians. I believe it has been corroborated but it does deserve to be acted upon.

Finally, what America and western countries could do to stop the genocide going on under the Buhari regime was discussed. These include sanctions against those responsible, plus taking them to international tribunals and courts. Also, the American church could help by supporting the Christians of Nigeria, and helping them rebuild their churches destroyed by the Fulani.

SOLUTION:
The NINAS Movement had made all this information about genocide, the perpetrators and reasons for it known for years, including on their websites, and had hoped Nigerian media, the Church, and influencers would have publicized it. It is the illegitimate and imposed 1999 Constitution, a forgery, that enables the Caliphate Agenda of Fulanization and Islamization via genocide and land grab. Nigerians themselves can stop this genocide by joining with the NINAS Movement that is using non-violence and an ORDERLY PROCESS to Decommission the fraudulent 1999 Constitution. It involves halting preparations for general elections in 2023 as that renews the life of that “Constitution”, then going into Transitional Government where elected political office holders would remain in their positions. More information is available from the NINAS Movement website: www.ninasvoice.org


Ndidi Uwechue is a British citizen with Igbo heritage from the Lower Niger Bloc. She is a retired Metropolitan (London) Police Officer, she is a signatory to the Constitutional Force Majeure, and she writes from Abuja.



https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/summary-of-the-bernard-henri-levy

NIGERIANS - BEWARE TRADITIONAL RULERS!

Recently in interview with Channels TV, on 5th Jan 2022, video title:
EXCLUSIVE: State Police Is Not An Option, Says President Buhari


Buhari told us his future plan. Remember this is the Miyetti man. Remember this is the RUGA man. Remember this is the National Waterways Bill (to control our ground and surface waters) man. Remember this is the man accused by foreign observers of being behind Jihad (aka Genocide).

It is THIS man who told us that Traditional Rulers will be used by him. That means that Traditional Rulers will be on the side of THIS man. We know their greed and selfishness. Traditional Rulers (kings & chiefs) will be given money, lands and cattle in return for being an agent of THIS man.

Indigenous peoples, shine your eyes!

Watch this video that tells you about African Traditional Rulers and their normal behaviours.

The Enemy Within (6 minutes video)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=os1zP0uq0i8

SHINE YOUR EYES WELL!

THE SOCCATOO (LATER SOKOTO) CALIPHATE'S AGENDA
Ndidi Uwechue Facebook
8 Jan 2022


Source: https://web.facebook.com/Omoboriowooduduwa/posts/1345982505873546

“The Soccatoo (later Sokoto) caliphate's agenda was first revealed in 1822 to Captain Hugh Bain Clapperton of the British Naval intelligence who arrived in Soccatoo in March of that year following his appointment as the British military attaché to Soccatoo caliphate as it was then known and spelt by the first Sultan Mohammed Bello who was a Great great grandfather of Alhaji Sir Ahmadu Bello, Premier of the Northern Region. He said to Clapperton, "God has given me all the land of the infidel" repeating his father Usman Dan Fodio Bin Fudiye's political "jihad" war cry, "Take their houses, take their land for God has given me all the land of the infidel". Clapperton arrived in Soccatoo five years after his death in April 1817 and spoke to his son, warriors and followers.
It is documented in the Travels and Discoveries of Captain Clapperton, Major Dixon Denham and Dr Walter Oudney in the Soudan, published in 1830. Available at the British library, 4th floor, Rare books and music section, Euston Road, Kings Cross.

This was the reason why the Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttleton later Lord Chandos proposed a confederation at the independence negotiations which took place at Lancaster House on the 31st of July 1953 and warned during the conference that "it is the presence of the British that is keeping Nigeria together, let nobody forget this", but the Southern protectorate of Nigeria's negotiators forgot and jettisoned the statement/assertion instantly. Chief Awolowo response, "As far as myself and my party are concerned, we shall subsume our differences for freedom, when we get freedom, we shall thrash out the details later". Sadly, the freedom never arrived and therefore independence in the Southern protectorate was just an illusion/mirage. We are paying the price. At the negotiation conference, Chief Akanbi Olabode Thomas Barrister at Law and Deputy leader of the Action group warned the members of the delegation, " awon people yi o kin se ara wa, e je ki won ma lo", but he was a lone voice. He died in mysterious circumstances a few months later in November 1953.”

* * * * * * * * * * * *

My note: I did some research and there’s an e-book where the old name “Soudan” is now written as today’s “Central Africa”.
Title: Narrative of Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa, in the years 1822, 1823, and 1824, by Major Denham, Captain Clapperton and the late Doctor Oudney ... With an appendix ... by Major D. Denham ... and Captain H. Clapperton [including "Translations from the Arabic, of various letters and documents, brought from Bornou and Soudan by Major Denham and Captain Clapperton. By A. Salame," "Botanical Appendix. By Robert Brown," and "Letter to Major Denham, on the rock specimens brought from Africa. By Charles Konig"]. [With plates and maps.]

Link: https://books.google.com.ng/books/about/Narrative_of_Travels_and_Discoveries_in.html?id=sfITAAAAIAAJ&redir_esc=y



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FOOD CRISIS TO WORSEN AS BANDITS KILL, KIDNAP 352 FARMERS IN 12 MONTHS
Sami Tunji
Punch news
3 January 2022


The lingering food crisis in some parts of Nigeria may worsen and spread to more states in 2022 as the country loses more farmers to the gruesome activities of bandits and insurgents, SAMI OLATUNJI reports

At least 352 farmers have been killed and kidnapped in 12 months amid the rising insecurity in Nigeria, a tally by The PUNCH has shown. The 352 comprised 216 killed farmers and 136 kidnapped farmers.

The figures were obtained from the Nigeria Security Tracker, a project of the Council on Foreign Relations’ Africa, as well as media reports.

The Council on Foreign Relations is a United States non-profit think tank specialising in US foreign policy and international affairs. It is headquartered in New York City, with an additional office in Massachusetts
The figure exceeds 352 as there were cases of killings and kidnappings of farmers with unknown numbers.

Farmers have been under serial attacks across the country, fuelling fear of acute food shortage if the government does not intervene proactively, The PUNCH has learnt.

Across the six geo-political zones, findings revealed that farmers were abandoning their farmsteads, plantations, orchards, and processing factories amid the spate of armed invasion, kidnapping, and attacks.

According to findings by our correspondent, the most affected states are Plateau, Nasarawa, Oyo, Niger, Zamfara, Borno, and Ondo.

In January, 13 farmers were killed, with seven executed by bandits in Niger State while many were injured. Three farmers were killed in Oyo State, one in Osun State and two others in Kaduna State. There was a sad case of kidnappers killing an Ibadan farmer despite collecting N1.65m ransom from the family. On January 30, it was reported that farmers fled as herdsmen allegedly attack Igangan in Oyo State.

In February, a total of 20 killings and kidnappings were recorded, with 12 feared killed in Bassa, Plateau State during a farmers-herders clash.

In Edo State, it was reported that herdsmen killed three farmers, setting farmlands worth N600m ablaze. It was also reported that Fulani herdsmen killed three farmers in Ondo State.

In March, a total of 15 cases of killing and kidnapping were reported. According to media reports, gunmen on motorcycles killed four farmers in an Oyo community, while three others were abducted in another community in Ibadan, Oyo State. In Plateau, three were reportedly killed while farm crops were destroyed in Bassa.

In April, 14 farmers were killed, with nine farmers shot dead in Nasarawa State while gunmen killed three other farmers in Taraba State. Twice, Fulani herdsmen were reported to have hacked down farmers in the Ibarapa North Local Government Area of Oyo State.

In May, it was reported that bandits killed eight farmers in a Zamfara State community.

In June, a total of 33 killings and kidnappings were reported, with 12 farmers killed as bandits attacked Zamfara communities. In Benue State, suspected herders ambushed farmers and killed 11 persons in two different communities. In Niger, communal clash over farmland claimed three lives, with several houses burnt.

In July, a total of 10 killings and kidnappings were recorded, with gunmen abducting four farmers in Ekiti State and demanding N50m, while suspected herders killed five Tiv farmers in Nasarawa State.

In August, a total of 16 killings and kidnappings occurred, with bandits killing eight farmers in Kaduna, while unknown gunmen killed five farmers in Ile-Ife, Osun State.
In September, a total of 57 killings and kidnappings occurred, which included the alleged killing of 50 fishermen by Nigeria airstrike in Borno State as reported on September 26. The total number of kidnappings is likely higher as it was reported on September 6 that Fulani herdsmen abducted an unknown number of farmers In Kwara State.

There seemed to be no reported case of killings or kidnappings of farmers in October. However, in November, a total of 78 killings and kidnappings occurred. It was reported that the Islamic State West Africa Province fighters held 76 farmers, hostage, for two days in Borno State. The insurgents had reportedly warned the farmers in the area against burning shrubs and thickets for harvest as it often give the ISWAP fighters cover from Nigerian troops. Also, in Bassa, Plateau, it was reported that Fulani herdsmen killed two farmers.

In December, the highest number of cases was recorded as a total of 88 killings and kidnappings were reported. About 36 farmers were kidnapped by bandits at Jangali Bagoma, a border town between the Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of Kaduna State and Niger State. It was also reported that at least 45 people were killed in renewed hostilities in Lafia, in the Obi and Awe local government areas of Nasarawa State.

Food security is one of the 14 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. The United Nations Development Programme stated that to achieve food security by 2030, each country must “double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land.”

However, due to the rising cases of insecurity across the country, there seems to be a looming food crisis, which may begin to manifest in 2022, according to analysts.

The Federal Government in its National Development Plan 2021 – 2025 admitted that food insecurity is a major concern, noting that food security, which is essential for development, declined in the country.

The plan document read in part, “Food insecurity is also a major concern to the government and the various stakeholders. Food security is a prerequisite for development…

“Nigeria’s food security index declined from 46.5 in 2017 to 40.1 in 2020, while the hunger index averaged 29.4. This can be connected with security-induced supply constraints issues, causing food prices to rise. Food inflation rose from an average of 14.4 per cent in 2018 to 16.11 per cent in 2020.”

The government admitted that there was a gap in service provision in terms of food and nutrition, adding a rising security issue was threatening food supply and increasing uncertainty around food prices.

“Although the National Plan of Action for Food and Nutrition was instituted in 2004, Nigeria has not been able to bridge the gaps in the service provisioning, quality, and outcomes as envisioned in the plan.

“Some of the key challenges experienced in this sector include rising security issues threatening food supply and the uncertainty around food prices,” it read in part.

The Federal Government, however, plans to address food insecurity issues in the country and achieve nutrition security in vulnerable communities.

The government aims that the country’s food security index will be 60.1 by 2025, from 40.1 as of 2020. It also plans to reduce the prevalence of severe food insecurity from 19.6 per cent in 2020 to 10 per cent by 2025.

It is expected that the rising cases of killing and kidnapping of farmers may affect this goals if the government fails to address the problems.



https://punchng.com/food-crisis-to-worsen-as-bandits-kill-kidnap-352-farmers-in-12-months/

[color=#FF0000]This is in response to the Awka Grand Political Dialogue, 2023 Power Rotation Inter-Ethnic Dialogue on 4 Jan 2022, about wanting Igbo president]

SEE LIST BELOW of Judas Goats politicians, pastors and priests trying to sell Igbo presidency to Youth and NGOs etc. Nawao[/color]


A WORD OF CAUTION TO ALL YORUBA INVITEES TO THE POLITICAL DIALOGUE IN AWKA.
Otunba Shade Olukoya
04 JAN 2022


YORUBAS as a rule, pride themselves on being more brains than brawn. That is, they take pride in their intellectual capabilities. It is this singular fact that has made me soft pedal in reacting to the list of Yorubas invited to Awka. I have been expecting a rebuttal, a denial, whatever, from these Yoruba invitees. As intellectuals, l expected them to see the minefields being set up for them. Already, the Fulani Cabal are throwing Osinbajo, Tinubu, Fayemi, even Gbenga Daniels in Yoruba faces, as possible successors to Buhari, all in an effort to douse the countrywide Self-Determination Renaissance. I have not seen or read any positive or negative reactions from any one of you and now you are being invited to Awka. To do what? To achieve what? To help solve a problem that you have been unable to solve in your own Nation? I think it's time we start to call out our people. If you cannot help solve a problem, please don't add to it.
Chief Ayo Adebanjo, Dr Kunle Olajide, Chief Cornelius Adebayo, Chief Kofoworola Bucknor--Akerele, if you are on your way to Awka, please turn back. Pronto. If you are already there, pack your bags and return to base.


2023 Elections cannot solve our problems, no matter who wins. The Fraudulent 1999 Constitution must be Decommissioned and New Protocols put in place. Anything short of this means that we all continue to Bleed whilst less than l,500 Judas Goats continue to line their pockets at our expense. A Word is Enough For The Wise.


Otunba Shade Olukoya.
4th Jan 2022.


[color=#FF0000]See names of Judas Goats and see the people they wan use!
2023 Power Rotation Inter-Ethnic Dialogue
Venue: Dora Akunyili Women Development Centre, Awka, Anambra State
Date: Tuesday 4th January, 2022; Time: 10:00am – 4:30pm

Theme: Exclusion of Igbos from Presidential Leadership since 1999 and the Need for 2023 Igbo Presidency as a Critical Factor for National Unity and Ethno-Political Reconciliation.

Key Conference Officials and Special Guests:

Chief Host: Prof.Uche Azikiwe (Wife of Nnamdi Azikiwe);The Great ZIK of AfricaNigeria’s Founding Father
Distinguished Guests of Honour:
Chief Ayo Adebanjo, Leader of the Yoruba Nation and Afenifere Group; Chief Edwin Clark, OFR, CON, National Leader of Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF); His Excellency, Dan Suleiman, Former Military Governor of Plateau State and Chairman of Middle Belt Elders Forum (MBEF); Dr Kunle Olajide, Secretary-General, Yoruba Council of Elders (YCE)
Co-Hosts: Dr Nwachukwu Anakwenze (Onowu of Abagana) and US-based Frontline Physician, President, Igbo World Assembly (IWA); Prof Anthony Ejiofor, Top Instructor at Tennessee State University (USA) and President of World Igbo Congress (WIC)
Distinguished Guests of Honour: Commodore Ebitu Ukiwe, GCO, Former Nigeria’s Vice President; Chief (Sir) Emeka Anyaoku, CFR, Former Commonwealth Secretary-General; His Grace,Archbishop Valerian Okeke, Archbishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Onitsha; His Grace, Archbishop Emmanuel Chukwuma, Anglican Archbihop of Enugu Province of the Church of Nigeria; His Excellency, Arc (Obong) Victor Attah, CON, Former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, BOT Co-Chair of Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF); Dr Bitrus Pogu, Chairman, Middle Belt Forum (MBF); Senator Emmanuel Ibok-Essien, Chairman of Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), Former Deputy Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate; His Excellency, Cornelius Adebayo, Former Governor of Kwara State, Ex-Minister of Communications and Former Senator; Chief Nnia Nwodo, Nigeria’s Former Transport Minister, Former President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, National Coordinator of Southern and Middle Belt Forum (SMBF); His Excellency, Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeife, Former Governor of Anambra State; Her Excellency, Chief Kofoworola Bucknor-Akerele, Former Deputy Governor of Lagos State; Her Excellency, Iyom Josephine Anenih, Nigeria’s Former Minister of Women Affairs; Prof Osita Nebo, Nigeria’s Former Minister of Power and Past Vice Chancellor of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN); His Excellency, Dr Samuel Gani, Former Deputy Governor of Taraba State; His Excellency, Okwesilieze Nwodo, Former Governor of Enugu State; Prof Pat Utomi, Renowned Political Economist, International Polymath, Founding Instructor at Lagos Business School (LBS) and Founder of Centre for Values in Leadership (CVL); Dr Tanko Yunusa, Spokesperson of the National Consultative Front (NCF); Rt.Hon Jonathan Asake
President of Southern Kaduna People’s Union (SOKAPU) and Former Member of House of Representatives; Chris Isiguzo,
National President of Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) and Many others not listed above.

Who Should Attend:
Leaders of Ethnic Nationalities; National Opinion Leaders and Notable Statesmen; Nigerian Leaders in Diaspora; Former and Current Political Officeholders; Top Religious Leaders; Key Leaders and Stakeholders of Political Parties; Top Officials of NBA and NUJ; Leaders of Foremost Youth Organizations and Women Groups; Pro-Democracy NGOs and CSOs; Representatives of Foreign Diplomatic Corps[/color]

DubaiLandLord:
Too long.

What's it all about

We can see you are a BLACK man. Anything for adult you cannot stomoc. But if we give you child's book, enh hen, now you are happy.

"If you want to hide something from a black man, put it in a book"

The brilliant Tony Nnadi.

He can face any educated Oyeebo anywhere, but our political class cannot.

He wrote, "Decomposing Nigerian Federation"!

That is correct.

icebird25:
Can someone summarize please

This article is not for children oooo

THE TRAGEDY OF IGBO CHASING RATS WHILE THE IGBO HOUSE IS ON FIRE: AN OPEN MEMORANDUM
By Tony Nnadi
January 3, 2022

Being an open memorandum to the conveners of the January 4, 2022 “Awka Grand Political Dialogue” Written by Tony Nnadi from the Perspective of the Nigerian Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-Determination, NINAS, on January 3, 2022).

(1) At a time the rest of Nigeria is vigorously debating the urgency of addressing the Damaged and Unworkable Unitary Constitutional Basis of Nigeria ahead of any further National Elections, and amidst the trenchant Demand for the immediate Fundamental Reconfiguration of the Master-Servant Union of Death that Nigeria has become for most of its Constituent Components, it is a Tragedy of Monumental Proportions that People Parading themselves as Igbo Thought-Leaders are still wallowing in the mundane and most nauseating Debate about how Igbo must take it’s turn at the Presidency of the Decomposing Nigerian Federation.

(2) When I received an invitation to the so-called “Awka Grand Political Dialogue”, I raced through its contents in the misplaced hope of finding a better proposition than those that had been bandied around over the years by these group of Conveners. Lo and behold,, it was the same lame, jaded and beggarly arguments about the inequity of excluding the Igbo from the Presidency of Nigeria at a time a Remedy called “SELF-DETERMINATION” is being pursued as of Right by the Igbo and other Ethnic Nationalities whose SOVEREIGNTIES are Currently Trapped in, and Confiscated by the Caliphate SUZERAINTY operating the Unitary Carcass of the Defunct Federation of Nigeria.

(3) That Remedy of Self-Determination is INALIENABLE, whether within the Context of a Return to Pre-1966 Regional Autonomy-Level in Nigeria or the emergence of Independent Units of Successor-State Entities, as may be dictated by the outcome of Regional Self-Determination Referendums indicated in the Five-Point Proposition of the December 16, 2020 NINAS Constitutional Force Majeure (CFM) Proclamation. This Remedy restores the Sovereignty of the Igbo (and other Constituent Components of Nigeria), and does not depend on kneeling or prostrating for anybody in Abuja, Sokoto, Ibadan or anywhere else whereas the Igbo Presidency gambit being canvassed by the Conveners of the Awka Grand Political Dialogue depends entirely on the whims and discretion of a vicious and implacable enemy.

(4) The Main Basis upon which that Self-Determination Remedy is being pursued by the Peoples of the South and Middle-Belt of Nigeria, cooperating in an Alliance called “the Nigerian Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-Determination” (NINAS), is the ILLEGITIMACY of the so-called ‘1999 Constitution’ being that the authorship of that Constitution was FRAUDULENTLY imputed to “WE THE PEOPLES OF NIGERIA” (ie Constituent Components of Nigeria).

(5) It is noteworthy that all the lamentations of Igboland in Post-War Nigeria, including Political Exclusion, Infrastructural Degradation, Economic Strangulation, Atrocious Quota System Regime and a wide range of other forms of Marginalization, flow directly from the Unitary Constitutional Arrangement imposed on Nigeria since 1979 by the Caliphate-Led Alliance of 1967, (which styles itself “the Federal Government of Nigeria”), as the Victory Charter from the 1967-1970 War of Genocide against the Eastern Region which in a desperate Self-Preservation bid, declared itself “Republic of Biafra” May 30, 1967, after one year of targeted Mass Pogroms that began July 29, 1966 and especially following the abandonment of the Agreement reached in Aburi, January 1967 to resolve the Nigerian Union Crisis.

(6) From the Foregoing, it should by now be clear to all that the Grave Constitutional Grievances of the Igbo in Nigeria are fueled by the INIQUITOUS IMPOSED UNITARY CONSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS and so, it must by now be also beyond question, (especially amongst the Igbo), that the Solution to the Igbo Misery in Nigeria lies in the wholesale Dismantling of the current imposed Constitutional Structures that operate like Shackles and Manacles against the Igbo; and not in the Igbo taking a turn at the Presidency of Nigeria under the same Constitution embodying Igbo Damnation.

(7) At a time when the Countrywide Consensus against the 1999 Constitution is already building up to the threshold of shutting off the possibility of a further round of National Elections in 2023 under that Constitution, in a setting that puts forth, a Firm Framework and Determinable Timeframe for the Orderly Decommissioning of the 1999 Constitution, it is inconceivable that any group of Igbo Thought-Leaders would be summoning the kind of Political Jamboree that the ‘Awka Grand Political Dialogue’ represents, to brainstorm and strategize on the totally meaningless pursuit of Igbo Presidency.

(8.) At a time the Push towards a Comprehensive Victory over the 1999 Constitution and it’s Caliphate Proprietors, has been narrowed down to only One Main Task, namely : Halting the Doomed Voyage to the 2023 Electoral Round, the proposed Awka gathering of January 4, 2022 is the worst kind of disservice anyone can do to the Igboland that is already bleeding profusely from the equally meaningless “Biafra Restoration” Campaign anchored on Ignorance, Lies, Propaganda and Violence, even as the 1967 Caliphate-Led Alliance, already defeated by the NINAS Alliance, is struggling desperately to Railroad the Rest of Nigeria to another Round of National Elections in 2023, as the only viable Strategy left for that Caliphate to avoid the Comprehensive Defeat staring it in the face.

(9) A Review of the December 2021 Arise TV interview
(see link :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QInLtdV4tG0 ),

in which Hakeem Baba Ahmed, a notorious arrowhead of the irredentist Fulani Think-Tank called ‘Northern Elders Forum’ was in some hollow but disingenuous sophistry, hoisting the 2023 Election as a Life-Saving Necessity for all Nigerians, will show this Caliphate desperation, veiled in doses of blackmail, threatening Igbo Assets in Abuja and elsewhere in the North and reminding the Niger-Delta of diminishing importance of Oil and Gas.

(10) To compound matters, the Conveners of the January 4, 2022 Awka Political Dialogue which listed as its collaborators, Afenifere Group; Yoruba Council of Elders (YCE); Middle-Belf Forum, Pan-Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF); Igbo World Assembly (IWA) and also wants to launch what it calls “Power Shift Movement” and the “Nigerian Youth Ballot Movement”, which openly targets the largely ill-informed Younger Generation with the tantalizing sub-theme of “Powering 2023 Youth Ballot Revolution”.

(11) This is particularly evil because it means taking advantage of the Younger Generation which for no fault of theirs, do not understand the Central Role of Nigeria’s Imposed Unitary Constitutional Order, to the Dysfunctional Nigeria they live in, the Debilitating and Dangerous Nigeria they constantly seek Escape from and the Ongoing Mortgaging of their Future by the Caliphate Operators of Nigeria. This Younger Generation is by this dubious “Youth Ballot Revolution” Campaign being hauled by a wicked self-seeking older Generation into the 2023 Electoral Train.

(12) For the avoidance of doubt, this Open Memorandum is addressed to the Conveners of the Awka Grand Political Dialogue who described themselves as “Co-Hosts”, namely, the Igbo World Assembly (IWA) and the Anthony Ejiofor/Basil Onwukwe faction of the World Igbo Congress (WIC) which in 2021, placed an Advertorial in the Guardian Newspaper of Nigeria, Hailing the so-called Eastern Security Network (ESN) floated by the Rogue Biafra Franchise. The Memo is addressed to the Invited Guests many of whom are actively involved in the more urgent Campaign for the IMMEDIATE Fundamental Reconfiguration of the Damaged Constitutional Basis of Nigeria ahead of any further National Elections in Nigeria.

(13) To the Guests, especially from other parts of Nigeria, invited to Awka to Strategize for How an Igbo President of Nigeria can emerge in 2023, may I request you to ask your Igbo Hosts whether the Igbo Paramount Concern and Pursuit at this time is for how one Igbo Person will become President Nigeria or for how the Unworkable Unitary Constitutional Basis of Nigeria could be Reconstructed in Self-Determination for all.

(14) If any of them tries to suggest that both undertakings can be pursued simultaneously, then tell such a person that Tony Nnadi says that he or she is being dishonest and that the role they are playing now is tantamount to aiding the Enemy in a War Against their Own People.

(15) As for the Igbo Conferees heading out to participate in the so-called “Awka Grand Political Dialogue”, let it be clearly understood that the Igbo Presidency Undertaking at this time is like Igbo Chasing Rats while the Igbo House is on Fire.

Tony Nnadi is a Nigerian Attorney and renowned indigenous peoples rights campaigner.


https://atlanticpostng.com/opinion-the-tragedy-of-chasing-rats-while-the-igbo-house-is-on-fire-an-open-memorandum/

To read the Clifford Iroanya advertorial well, first download it, then use Windows Paint to open it.

REMINDER: CLIFFORD IROANYA WINS COURT CASE IN USA AGAINST IPOB LIES (2019)

Reminding us that IPOB Fraternity and street gang is always lying. After they kill police and when caught, their Supreme Leader or DOS who we had beforehand heard giving command to kill kill kill, will then say it is not IPOB that did the killings, it is Buhari!

Engr. Clifford Iroanya had been in the DOS of IPOB before he found out they are scammers, when he told them to follow the right way to get freedom, they lied to USA govt to say he was a terrorist. They used white woman Candy Stallworth to say the lie because in America whites can say lies against blacks and they are believed. That is IPOB doing any evil just to maintain their scam.

In the advertorial that Clifford published, that Candy had admitted lying and told USA judge etc those who sent her to lie against Clifford so that Clifford would spend his life in prison. May their desire fall on themselves, and may it be Nnamdi Kanu and his gang leaders who spend life in prison.

Here are the gang leaders who lied against Clifford:
- Nnamdi Kanu
- Uche Mefor
- Carol Munday
- Obidi Obienu
- Josephine Erewa
- Chinasa Nworu

The reason they wanted Clifford out of the way is because Clifford found out IPOB were a scam, and they had refused to accept to follow the right way to get freedom.

World Igbo Congress (WIC) and Igbo traditional rulers and politicians, all know IPOB is a Fraternity and street gang, but it is IPOB they use to kill their opponents. All this information I am reminding us of about evil IPOB gang, is there in newspapers and on the internet for everyone to know.

All these IPOB gang leaders listed must get karma on them and their children for all those they have had killed, and all those they have wanted destroyed.

GREED OF MANY IGBO IS WHY NIGERIA REMAINS A UNITED COUNTRY

I am Igbo so I can state this truth without fear of tribalism.

If not for Azikiwe, an Igbo man there would never have been any united Nigeria. North said they were not ready. Awolowo said let the south leave with Independence. But it was Zik who said to wait for the North. Biggest mistake!

If not that since 1970 Igbo land has been a conquered territory where no development is allowed Igbos would not be running all over Nigeria to make a living. Now that Igbos have businesses everywhere, and money that prides their ego, they are the ones making sure that the Caliphate’s desire for One Nigeria remains. Their only thought is greed for the money their business brings them. That greed has blinded them to international policies where anybody from any country can have his business in any other country. That is why Chinese can have a business in UK, in USA, in Canada. So even if Nigeria breaks up, Igbo man can still have his business (even LNC is doing Asset Protection and Guarantee Scheme but Igbos are not listening to LNC because their ego from their money tells them to listen to nobody).

Now that Ijaw, MidWest, Middle Belt, Yoruba have rejected that fraudulent 1999 Constitution that is a forgery, it is the Igbo that Caliphate are using to renew the life of that Constitution which happens by having Elections 2023 under that fraud. The only card left for the Caliphate, to keep Nigeria as an estate of their grandfather usman dan Fodio is those Elections 2023. It is the Igbos they are using to push it by promising them a nonsense Presidency position.

So Ndi Igbo, will God not punish a people who keep on bringing about a Union from hell! If God wanted Nigeria to be, He would not use Military Decrees then now a 1999 Constitution that is a forgery and is actually Military Decree #24.

Ndi Igbo, please shine your eyes. All those Igbos among us, no matter whether they are pastor or priest, or influencer, or traditional ruler, or politician. All of them who tell us to support Igbo presidency or to get our PVC, are there to renew the life of that evil 1999 Constitution that is the source of our miseries.

NIGERIA COLLAPSING UNDER ‘FRAUDULENT’ 1999 CONSTITUTION, INC CHIEF TELLS OBASANJO
By Igoniko Oduma
Independent Newspaper
Dec 30, 2021

YENAGOA – The President of the Ijaw National Congress (INC), Professor Benjamin Okaba, has berated former President Olusegun Obasanjo for using the 1999 constitution of Nigeria to justify his claims that crude oil and gas in the Niger Delta belonged to the country and not the people of the region.

Okaba, who spoke on ‘The Morning Show’ programme of Arise Television on Thursday, described Obasanjo’s position as a second thought as it contradicts his earlier argument that mineral resources in the Niger Delta were given by God for all Nigerians.

He argued that the former President could not be relying on a Constitution that had been variously rejected and described as a fraud and a military document imposed on Nigerians.

Okaba said the unitary characteristics of the 1999 constitution which Obasanjo celebrates, had become the major reason Nigeria was collapsing on all sides as the constitution remained a faulty foundation of the country.

He said, “The Nigerian (1999) constitution, which OBJ is now relying on, is a product of unrepresentative drafting and, to a large extent, most of the provisions therein are military-driven. So the constitution is fraudulent, satanic and it has not served anybody any good.

“In fact, the 1999 constitution is a foundation for the collapse of Nigeria; every fabric of Nigeria, the economy, educational system, infrastructure are all collapsing. Reforms will not serve the situation. We need overall restructuring because OBJ talked about reforms believing that, that will help to bring normalcy to Nigeria.

“But we know that under a constitution that is faulty, not people-driven but hurriedly put together a few weeks before the ascendancy of OBJ to power (in 1999), cannot do us any good. So the various agitations across the country are clear evidence that for Nigeria to work, we must do away with this constitution and go back to the basics.

“And in a federation, resource ownership, fiscal federalism are paramount and every constitution that talks about federalism and does not recognize ownership of resources by the people is faulty.”

The INC chief stated that Section 140 of the 1963 constitution, which Obasanjo made reference to in his open letter of reply to that of Ijaw nation leader and elder statesman, Edwin Clark, gave 50 percent of proceeds from mineral resources to regions in recognition of their ownership of the resources.

Okaba contended that the former president was “representing a class of people who had fought so hard to sustain a system that is colonial, military-driven and serves hegemonic interest against the interest of other people in Nigeria.”

He further said, “So the 1999 constitution remains an albatross, a problem and is the reason why we are where we are today. And those who are fighting tirelessly to sustain the status quo are doing it for a self-seeking purpose; to protect their hegemonic interest.

“It is high time we restructured and allow people who feel dissatisfied with the current system to seek self-determination. If not, like we said earlier, if they make restructuring impossible, they make the re-bundling of Nigeria inevitable.”


https://independent.ng/nigeria-collapsing-under-fraudulent-1999-constitution-inc-chief-tells-obasanjo/

IPOB: I WAS INVITED BY BRITISH GOVT FOR QUESTIONING – UCHE MEFOR
News Band
Dec 30, 2021

Former deputy leader of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB), Uche-Mefor has confirmed that British police invited him for questioning over allegations that IPOB has been orchestrating violence in Nigeria.

News.Band has reported exclusively that Uche Mefor and Nnamdi Kanu were invited by the British Police for questioning for allegedly using radio Biafra London to fuel hate and anarchy under the guise of Biafra restoration.

While Mefor honoured the invitation, Nnamdi Kanu snubbed the invite which later resulted in his brutal arrest in Kenya.

But in his response, Mazi Uche Mefor admitted being invited by a UK government agency but not by the Security agencies. He also said he was not aware whether Nnamdi Kanu shunned the invitation.

According to Mr Mefor, “If the police or intelligence agencies were looking for Kanu then it could be on account of the wider threats emanating from his own direct action.”

Explaining to News.Band the extent of his personal involvement in the saga, Uche Mefor stated:

“There is no truth in the “MI5” invitation claim in this report. I was never invited by the MI5. If Kanu was invited, I have no idea.

“However, the government department in charge of registration of companies wrote me and Kanu and demanded that we explain the alleged violence, burning of government buildings, targeting of politicians and ambushing of law enforcement agencies being reported from Nigeria against IPOB.

“I made my representations and essentially stated that the IPOB I know and to which I am a Deputy Director does not advocate for violence and never indulged in one.

“In their reply, they said that they were satisfied with my submission.

“So, I can confirm that I responded to them but do not know if Kanu did.”

Kanu according to the report was invited together with his estranged deputy, Uche-Mefor for fuelling hate and anarchy through radio Biafra London.

According to sources, “Nnamdi Kanu was defiant because he had shaved the danger of being taken in by UK police but that ushered in a low-key fugitive status. From one country to another without updating people; his instinct or contacts might have debriefed him. UK was determined to act on low-key; this was evident with the handling of Adeyinka’s Grandson who was invaded and hurriedly sentenced without any public notice.”

“Staying in Europe had become a risk to Nnamdi Kanu. UK was using her connects to follow up and try to bring him in without much noise. Kanu was also playing a wild card. It would raise a dust for UK to directly handle Kanu because of his followers. So, picking him up had to be a patient game for UK. Use of baits to lure him to a slaughter house.”

In another report, News.Band said Mefor had to disassociate himself from IPOB to avoid prosecution by the British government because there was diplomatic pressure from their Nigerian counterpart to tame the growing activities of the group and it’s leaders.

The source said, “Mefor had no option than to leave the group to avoid prosecution in United Kingdom. Nigerian government was piling pressure on the British government to prosecute the leaders of the organization in UK were their activities was more pronounced.

“The formation of ESN was a huge betrayal on the part of Nnamdi Kanu after Uche-Mefor had told the British police that IPOB is a peaceful organization and doesn’t involve in any kind of violence, the source added.


https://news.band/ipob-i-was-invited-by-british-govt-for-questioning-uche-mefor/

2021 END-OF-YEAR UPDATE ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NINAS DECEMBER 16, 2020 CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE MAJEURE.
NINAS Secretariat, - December 28, 2021.
NINAS Movement Facebook
30th December 2021


Following the December 19, 2021 Stocktaking, Status and Next-Steps World Press Conference by which NINAS commenced the decommissioning processes for the defeated 1999 Constitution, NINAS Secretariat deems it necessary to issue this End-Of-Year Update, partly in response to enquiries regarding progress on the implementation of NINAS CFM but more for providing clarity and direction to the interested Public:


1) First is to note that your questions seem to be anchored on the erroneous notion that the Self-Determination outcome sought by NINAS via its Constitutional Force Majeure (CFM), is predicated on the online petition directed to the UN Security Council and Trusteeship Council.

That notion is wrong because NINAS Clearly articulated the processes that will trigger the constitutional logjam that will precipitate the Transitioning and regional Self-Determination Referendums.

The petition to those UN organs is to keep those organs of the UN fully abreast of the Self-Determination steps we are taking in Nigeria such that the UN will be better positioned to play its role when those steps crystalize of the Referendum.


(2) Key aspects of the strategy designs of the NINAS Constitutional Force Majeure Implementation which are in graphics and audiovisuals are in the public domain. They have been shared in NINAS and other associated platforms repeatedly and are all on the NINAS website www.ninasvoice.org (as well as the earlier website www.freedomfromnigeria.com).

It has to be borne in mind at all times that the NINAS CFM activated December 16, 2020, was the culmination of a 20-Year Multi-Regional Intervention Process, executed in Phases flowing straight from the immediate post-NADECO period of 1999, and spanning through PRONACO, (2005-2006); MNN 2006-2018, (briefly operating as Change Nigeria 2009-2010 but reverting to MNN after Change Nigeria was hijacked and bastardized as Save Nigeria in 2010). NINAS is therefore not a recent knee-jerk occurrence that would depend on the vagaries of what the international community will do, as some of our ill-informed people suggest.


(3) Many of us are aware of and familiar with the Domino-1 and Domino-2 Project Graphics that show that there is a Planned Progression from Joint Multi-Regional Actions that will systematically halt the voyage to further National Elections (2023) under the disputed 1999 Constitution, in a manner that upturns that Constitution to terminate the Unitary Union anchored on it, and therefore necessitating the Transitioning that will midwife the Two-Stage Union Reconfiguration Processes that will begin with Regional Self-Determination Referendums at the First Stage.


(4) As we can see in the 16-Box Milestones/Timeline graphics posted below, there are clear processes and programs being meticulously worked to produce the Self-Determination outcome we seek.

The NINAS Project Implementation was at Box-14 when the Covid-19 Outbreak in the last quarter of 2019 forced a delay that lasted a whole year and still unresolved with new variants Delta & Omicron emerging.

We are therefore trailing almost 2 years behind our original Schedule ahead of the 2023 Electoral round while our adversaries whose only hope of recovering from the challenge posed by our Joint Multi-Regional Campaign, lies in dragging us to the 2023 Elections under the Repudiated 1999 Constitution, are doing their frantic best to railroad us to the 2023 Elections without a resolution of the Union Dispute raised by the NINAS CFM of December 16, 2020.

(Note that we have also had to consolidate the Programs listed in Boxes 14 and 15 as way of keeping our original plans even whilst adjusting to the Covid-19 induced disruptions and delays).


(5) For the avoidance of doubt, there is serious work to be done on ground in Nigeria to achieve the Self-Determination we seek and particularly within each of the NINAS Alliance Blocs, to precipitate both the requisite Constitutional Logjam and the consequential Transitioning that will midwife the ORDERLY emergence of fresh protocols, dictated by our Sovereignty and inalienable Self-Determination rights. The fresh Constitutional Protocols that will emerge from the grand constitutional reconstruction we (NINAS) are pushing for will be dictated by the outcome of the Regional Self-Determination Referendums to be enacted under the Two-Stage Process contained in the Five-Point Proposition of the NINAS CFM of December 16, 2020. (See the Five-Point Proposition in flier below).

We can liken the comprehensive Constitutional Reconstruction being pursued by NINAS, to the reconstruction of a building with a fundamentally flawed foundation, there is first the DEMOLITION of the rickety structure. The building of new structures based on new architectural designs. These new structures could be a large number of bungalows, a few blocks of flats or one high-rise building, depending on the architectural designs AGREED by the Owners and Stakeholders of the demolished rickety structure.

For the purpose of this End-of-Year Update, the rickety structure is the unwieldy, dysfunctional and unworkable Unitary Nigeria as erected and defined by the disputed 1999 Constitution.

The Two-Stage process of Reconstruction starts with the wholesale Decommissioning of the 1999 Constitution (ie the DEMOLITION stage); then the building of fresh structures as may be dictated by fresh Constitutional architectural designs dictated by the constituent components of Nigeria, pursuant to their Self-Determination rights as expressed and ratified by Referendums and Plebiscites.

It follows therefore, that the Constitutional Reconstruction being sought by NINAS can result in FEDERATION, CONFEDERATION or NON-FEDERATION as in INDEPENDENT SOVEREIGN STATE ENTITIES depending on the wishes of the constituent peoples of Nigeria as expressed in the Regional Self-Determination Referendums.

The Mission of NINAS is to bring the peoples of the Alliance Territories, swiftly, safely and in the most orderly manner, to the point of making these choices regarding preferred CONSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS by Referendums and Plebiscites and the Five-Point Proposition of the NINAS Constitutional Force Majeure Proclamation of December 16, 2020 puts forward, a Time-Bound, Orderly Framework and Process for undertaking this inevitable Constitutional Reconstruction of the failed Nigerian Union.


(6) Let it be noted that the NINAS November 16, 2018 Open Memorandum to the President on the ‘Restructuring’ Debate, adopted by and incorporated into the NINAS December 16, 2020 Constitutional Force Majeure Proclamation, provides, from the perspective of the Self-Determination collective, the step-by-step, start-to-finish modalities and mechanisms, for undertaking the comprehensive Union Reconstruction which the dying Unitary Nigeria must now undergo.

This detailed clarification should lay to rest the conjectures and speculations regarding the Mission of NINAS especially by those who do not understand that the Constitutional Reconstruction being pursued by NINAS, offers a wide gamut of outcomes that range from Federation, Confederation to Independent Units of Successor-Sovereign States.


(7) We must understand that the street marches, particularly in foreign lands and other activities which may publicize our Self-Determination Campaign are complimentary to the ground actions and activities inside Nigeria, insofar as it calls the attention of both our diaspora and the international community to what is being done in Nigeria, ahead of when matters come to a head by way of the Constitutional Logjam that will follow the truncation of the journey to further National Elections in 2023.


(8.) The details of the work being done and to be done as well as the progress being made, are spelt out periodically by Bulletins and NINAS Public Engagements.

For example, from the December 16, 2020 CFM, we went to the March 17, 2021, World Press Conference by which we commenced the 30-Day Period of Consultations with Governors and elected officials following the March 16, 2021 Expiration of the 90-Day Notice of Grave Constitutional Grievances to the Federal Government; moving on from there, we went to the April 17, 2021 Next-Steps Press Conference by which we commenced the 120-Day of Consultations with the Peoples of Nigeria as well as the key stakeholder-segment of the international community, culminating in the August 17, 2021 World Press Conference by which we commenced the Activation of Peoples’ Power under the theme: TAKING BACK OUR SOVEREIGNTY.

Then came the September 2021 Freedom March targeted at the 76th Session of UN General Assembly in New York; (originally initiated by the Yoruba wing of the Self-Determination Campaign but embraced by NINAS for greater impact).


(9) The NINAS Press Statement presented at the December 19, 2021 World Press Conference by which we commenced the decommissioning processes for the defeated 1999 Constitution, presented evidence of the spectacular success of the main objective of the December 16, 2020 Constitutional Force Majeure; precisely: the countrywide consensus that has been built against the 1999 Constitution in the course of the last one year from the December 16, 2020 NINAS CFM.


(10) In the face of this unprecedented countrywide consensus, the December 19, 2021 NINAS Press Statement provides a clear guide to the Practical Actions that should in the First Quarter of 2022, effectively halt the ruinous voyage to another round of National Elections in 2023 under the 1999 Constitution.


(11) The Purpose of this End-Of-Year Update is to congratulate all of us for the parts we played in the many successes already recorded in our Liberation Campaign undertaking despite a number of daunting challenges and setbacks. More importantly, to invite us to brace up for the decisive phase of the Liberation Campaign in the First Quarter of 2022 when the Regional CHARTERS OF RELATIONSHIPS from the Alliance Blocs will begin to undergo public scrutiny and ratification processes even as we intensify our public enlightenment efforts to connect the populace to our Liberation Message and Campaign.


(12) In the period ahead in the Consolidated Boxes-14&15, (ie Q-1&2, 2022) as we can see in the Milestones/Timeline graphics, the ASSET PROTECTION AND GUARANTEE SCHEME (APGS) will also be rolled out to avoid the kind of loss of assets inflicted by the Abandoned Property Saga of 1970 since Nigeria has again returned to the same altercations and attitudes that wrought the 1966-1970 catastrophes. Also, in this period, Referendum Voter Registration will commence in the Alliance Blocs as the push to Domino-2 continue on all fronts.


(13) The urgent task of persuading our brethren from the Alliance Territories who are involved with the political parties pushing HEEDLESSLY towards further National Elections in 2023, to pull back, close shop temporarily and join the peoples’ push for Self-Determination, remains top priority in the First Quarter of 2022 as that holds the key to the triggering the aforementioned Constitutional Logjam and inevitable Transitioning to rework the damaged constitutional basis of Nigeria, within the context of the Self-Determination imperative for the trapped constituent components of the defunct Federation of Nigeria.


(14) Let it be noted that for the safety and integrity of NINAS Strategies, there are several aspects of the NINAS CFM implementation designs that are not for public knowledge or online dissemination. Such Information are only available to those who join the Liberation Task either as Volunteers and as the Drivers of the NINAS Campaign in their Blocs.


(15) NINAS requests us all to calmly examine the processes explained in this Update so as to get such an operational grasp of what is being done, as would enable us explain to others. A review of the referenced project documents and audiovisuals will make the difference.


Finally, NINAS invites Individuals from all parts of the Alliance Territories (South and Middle Belt of Nigeria), home or abroad who wish to volunteer for the tasks ahead in our Campaign to do so by clicking on the Volunteer Icon in the NINAS website www.ninasvoice.org


Information on the modalities for the participation of Regional Self-Determination Organizations or other Organizations that share the NINAS Vision will be made Public in the first week of January 2022.


Wishing us all Happy Celebrations and a Most Prosperous New Year.


NINAS Secretariat
December 28, 2021.


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WARNING: BELLO’S CALIPHATE AGENDA SPELLS THE END OF (UNITARY) NIGERIA
By Ndidi Uwechue
Sahara Reporters
28th December 2021

There are obvious similarities between the Nazi agenda for Germany and Europe, and what the Caliphate Agenda has in store for Nigeria.

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If the hate-filled Nazis had not been indigenous to Germany, it is certain they would have been shipped back to their ancestral homeland given all the death and damage they had deliberately caused. Since they were indigenous to Europe, after the Nazis surrendered in May 1945, the allies had to ensure that their destructive racist superiority notions would be permanently kept down by the decisions taken at the Yalta Conference which included the division of Germany and Berlin into four occupational zones controlled by the United States, Britain, France and the Soviet Union.

There are obvious similarities between the Nazi agenda for Germany and Europe, and what the Caliphate Agenda has in store for Nigeria. However, there is also a big difference. The Nazis were indigenous people, whereas the Fulani to whom the Caliphate Agenda belongs, are immigrants and settlers in Nigeria. The Caliphate Agenda was confidently revealed by Ahmadu Bello, a Fulani, and the Premier of the Northern Region, in 1960, just twelve days after Independence from British colonialism. Bello’s hate-filled Caliphate Agenda like the Nazi Agenda, was a plot for social collapse and an ethno-racist new order. The aims of the Caliphate Agenda as revealed by Bello are:
1) That Nigeria would be an “estate” of the Fulani – this means that lands belonging to indigenous peoples will be grabbed, plus through policies, be transferred to the Fulani.
2) Fulani must RUTHLESSLY prevent a change of power.
3) The indigenous peoples of the huge Middle Belt (laid claim by the North) would be “willing tools” – this means they would be manipulated to bring about the Caliphate Agenda.
4) The South would be a “conquered territory” where its indigenous peoples would “never” be allowed “to have control over their future” – this means their self-determination would be hijacked, their resources seized, and no sustainable infrastructure or development be given to them.

In short, Bello’s Caliphate Agenda would bring about an end to the society that indigenous peoples knew before the arrival of the Fulani, and the building of a new one founded on notions of Fulani ethnic and religious superiority, where ancestral lands of indigenous peoples would also now belong to the Fulani immigrants.

Since Buhari’s Fulani-majority regime came to power, Bello’s Caliphate Agenda has moved on at high gear. A Google search will reveal alarms by foreign and Nigerian individuals and organisations on the horrific ongoing genocide against indigenous peoples in the Middle Belt, but spreading southwards, by Fulani militias in league with Islamic terrorists (“bandits”). Here are some comments:

“You must rise to protect yourselves from these people, if you depend on the Armed Forces to protect you, you will all die… This ethnic creasing must stop in Taraba, and it must stop in Nigeria. These killers have been protected by the military, they cover them and you must be watchful to guide and protect yourselves because you have no any other place to go…The ethnic cleansing must stop now otherwise Somalia will be a child play” – Lt-Gen (rtd) T Y Danjuma, Taraba State University, 24 March 2018

“I accuse the regime of President Buhari of Nigeria of complicity with the crimes of Islamist Fulanis” – Bernard-Henri Lévy, Special IRF Roundtable Conversation, 27 October 2021

“If what is happening in Nigeria were happening to nearly any country in Europe, the world would be enraged and engaged.” – Frank Wolf, former U.S. Congressman, Christian Post

“Secretary #Blinken, help! I receive news everyday from my #Nigerian friends. More and more #Christians massacred. More and more #Fulani acting as #BokoHaram, therefore #AlQaïda, proxies. I was on the ground. Documents are in my film, soon available in the US. #BuhariMustGo” – Bernard-Henri Lévy, Tweet (@BHL) August 3, 2021

“For years now, Boko Haram and Muslim Fulani militants have killed, raped, kidnapped, and sought to cleanse parts of northern Nigeria of its Christian population. All the while, the government of Nigeria has embraced a policy of indifference, if not complicity, in what is rightly called “genocide” by observers both inside and outside the country.” – John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera, Christian Post, 29 August 2020

Nigerians may have been bewildered when Buhari, a Fulani, put his tribesmen to head key ministries and agencies such as security, finance and intel, but no more. They now know that Nigeria is being RESTRUCTURED through genocide, land grab and state terror into an “estate” of the Fulani, so as to create a homeland for them at the expense of the indigenous Owners of the lands.

Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, a Fulani, in February 2021, pronounced how Fulani (from anywhere in Africa), have a right to any part of Nigeria, and showed “a feeling of Fulani conquest and superintendence over the rest of Nigeria, a belief that other tribes are captives of his ethnic group…”

In 2013, the Fulani lawmaker representing Jigawa State, Farouk Adamu sneeringly claimed on camera that the crude oil resources in the southern states of Bayelsa and Delta belong to Jigawa State in the northern Arewa-Sharia Bloc. He had also threatened, “We shall do everything in our power, even our blood to make sure that we get uninterrupted supply of the oil in Bayelsa and Delta”.

Numerous evidences of the Caliphate Agenda abound such as foisting Fulani settlements on lands taken from indigenous peoples under the guise of “cattle ranches” (RUGA/Livestock Transformation Plan), the highly unpopular National Waterways Bill whereby all waterways, surface and ground waters plus the lands on their banks would come under the control of Central Government;

The audacity of armed Fulani to kill, steal, and destroy is because they feel that they have the approval of a Fulani-majority regime. The audacity of the Fulani ruling elite comes from the imposed illegitimate 1999 Constitution, a forgery that falsely claims it was written by indigenous peoples. It is foolhardy for those actioning Bello’s Caliphate Agenda to keep on thinking that indigenous Owners of the land, now being killed, then dispossessed, with any survivors sent off to IDP camps, would not one day forcefully and successfully resist. Bello’s Caliphate Agenda has therefore spelled the end of (unitary) Nigeria. Those responsible for this needless calamity will be held accountable. Through ethnic and religious superiority ideas, the Fulani have allowed their name to be dragged down, and for it to bring about the same emotions that the word “Nazi” does.

Since that illegitimate 1999 Constitution represents Bello’s Caliphate Agenda, indigenous ethnic nationalities being its intended victims, will see that it gets decommissioned. The NINAS Movement has started that process. It involves halting preparations for general elections in 2023 (which renew the life of that sham 1999 Constitution) to allow for a time-bound Transitional Government where elected politicians would remain in office, and the deadly damage brought about by Bello’s Caliphate Agenda will be cancelled.


Ndidi Uwechue is a British citizen with Igbo heritage from the Lower Niger Bloc. She is a retired Metropolitan (London) Police Officer, she is a signatory to the Constitutional Force Majeure, and she writes from Abuja.



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