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Who are the 'We'? |
Lagos probably signed a very much watered down version |
They are gradually opening up.They will soon tell us how Buhari ordered Buratai to send troops to kill innocent youths.Thanks to the international community for putting pressure on them.They are scared of losing their foreign assets and their foreign holiday and medical travels including their children schooling abroad with tax payers money and looted public funds. |
The block head paid internet hoodlums will soon start trooping out to try to distort truth. We are waiting for them and their master. Idiots |
BrownLondon:ok ![]() |
BrownLondon:Don’t worry.The significance is not meant to be known by everyone, at least not yet .It is only for those who understand international politics |
If that’s the case, win win for umuchineke ![]() |
Wicked and heartless leaders |
This is the RIGHT time for a revolution in Nigeria. Nigerians should not miss this opportunity, it doesn't come often. |
Stowaways on one of the vessels used by UK to steal Nigeria’s crude oil as usual |
By Erasmus Ikhide The Prime Minister of Great Britain, Boris Johnson has a choice either to make history or follow the dehumanizing history of his forebears for lumping Northern Nigeria and Southern Nigeria Protectorate together, against the people’s volition in a forceful Almagamtion in 1914 by Lord Frederick Lugard. Devoid of cathartic memories, the solemn event marked the divorce of the union from the very beginning. Boris Johnson would be doing so either by reversing the travesty of history – should I say the tragedy of history – choreographed by his progeny who colonised and forcibly coerced the people into a nation without identities or solidarized with the people in their current quest to extricate themselves from the shackles and manacles of Northern domination. By siding with the #EndNigeria protests tweaking globally, it’s important that the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister, the Queen of England and the entire country leadership add their voices to that of a traumatized Nigerian generation of youths calling for an end to the marriage of convenient contracted by the British Colonial Masters. Boris Johnson would be healing the wounds consciously and peniciously inflicted on the dehumanized people occupying a troubled space in order to avert the coming anarchy. The Prime Minister mustn’t be ignorant of the fact that the country he’s presiding over now once played an ignoble role by viciously hobbling together diverse cultures; traditional ethos, religions and their ancillary totems, togues without similitude in life style and social heritage or orientation. Aside, Mr. Boris Johnson owes it an obligation to stand up and be counted, not only as the Prime Minister of Great Britain alone but so much as a global leader who must not avert his gaze away from a formerly colonised nation by his country. It’s evidence that General Muhammadu Buhari has literally empowered the Boko Haram terrorists, Fulani marauding herdsmen beasts and the bloodthirsty bandits in his own part of the country to overrun southern part of Nigeria who are predominantly Christians. Androitly, General Muhammadu Buhari and his hallelujah boys have been seeking escape routes in clumping roads. They have been throwing spit into the air and collecting it with their faces. They have been down playing the slaughtering of innocent citizenry in their thousands on the basis of religious beliefs, ethnocentric differences and unremitting brutality against those calling for the dissolution of the Nigerian State. But the Nigerian President and his minders have refused to ask themselves a subtler question: Is unbending confrontation, castigation of patriotic citizens or brutalizing the nation’s youths more effective in achieving the desired changes the people are clamouring for? Each time I point out the figures of Boko Haram insurgents’, Fulani herdsmen terrorists’ and the dreaded bandits’ victims operating in the Northern parts of the country’s, their first instinct is usually to question the anecdotal evidence and reject the credibility of the data. The global community is aware that General Buhari’s Presidency, as a matter of official policy, has legitimized falsehood. As I write, one twelfth of Katsina State citizens, General Buhari’s home state are in IDPs camps, dislodged by Boko Haram terrorists. Yet, Buhari is releasing the arrested Boko Haram terrorists back to the society in the name of ‘repentance’! He even released fund for their foreign education, a strategy that encouraged Northern youths to be enlisted into Boko Haram terrorist groups. The Prime Minister should spare a thought about the Great Britain being forcefully yoked together in an unwholesome amalgamation between Great Britain, Germany, France and England of different nationalities being one country. I know it would be in utter horror for the Prime Minister to subscribe to such banal rape of social existence and violation of the code of human cohabitation. The Great Britain did just that by lumping together Igbos, Yorubas, Hausas, Edos, Efik and the over five hundred other ethnic nationalities in one country. The British Government ignominiously ensured in the late 1960s that the attempt of the Igbos to break away and forge their own destiny was thwarted. If homogeneity and self preservation isn’t important the British would not have voted in the Brexit standoff for its independence and economic separation from the rest of the European countries. The Nigerian youths have come to the realization that Nigeria need to hold her own Vienna Conference to settle the matter of real nationalities and national boundaries. Nigerians are now awake to reset and reshape a dysfunctional political structure inherited from the British colonial masters and do away with the insane and midnight birth of Nigerian amalgamation in 1914. Mr. Boris Johnson has been put on notice by this reminder that the amalgamation document Lord Frederick Lugard signed on January 1, 1914, as the governor of both the Northern Nigeria Protectorate and the Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria consolidating the two countries as one, followed by declaration of Nigeria as an independent state, forty-six years later in 1960, has expired since 2014. The #EndSARS and #EndNigeria protests are spontaneous revolutionary movements presently convulsiving General Buhari’s Presidency to its foundation. The British Government has a choice to either rewrite and reinvent her own chequered history of romanticizing with banality and the deliberate asphyxiation of the Nigerian people or remains stoically impervious to her perfidous preoccupations of letting humanity down. https://thenationonlineng.net/britain-time-to-unbundle-the-nigerian-contraption/?fbclid=IwAR2Wwcl9lPDe5Avvrvarfgk4X4e3i49tzhoQPuum7Fvd5E4oV-bQv4aNWpM |
RIP to the young lad. No be everybody fit handle rejection |
The 500 million naira itself will be looted.This time around by those in Agbada and Babariga |
Your recent unguarded and insensitive utterances show that you are one of those who were involved directly or indirectly in the killing of peaceful protesters |
Your papa na murderer |
Is COVID written on the bags, if yes then no problem |
Win or lose, Lampard must go.He is not the man to take Chelsea to the next level |
Buhari ordered the shooting. There is no way the deployment of soldiers would have happened without his knowledge before hand and I am sure the western world know this. They need to call a spade a spade for the sake of the loved ones of the heroes who were murdered in cold blood by Buhari and his foot soldiers. He needs to be prosecuted by the ICC either now or in future, justice must be done. He cant go unpunished. This will serve as a deterrent to other tyrants like him. |
Na problem truly for who no get visa, but we thank God for his grace . Buhari the lifeless one is a monumental disaster. If you didn't watch the broadcast, thank your God that you did not waste your time |
Useless lifeless president who doesn't care.Even if the governor doesn't call, can't he being the president pick up the phone and call the governor bearing in mind the killings and the extent of international outry that followed it.What kind of person is this that was forced on Nigeria.Nawa! |
Anarchy looming. All these are directly linked to poor judgement from someone who thinks we are still in 1967. |
Those to be held accountable are in Aso rock.Their leader is the lifeless one |
authority2006:I condemn in strong terms the attitude of hoodlums in destroying properties.The protest itself was badly managed by our highly and ever incompetent president. He ought to have been updating the public regularly on his efforts at stemming the tide of the crisis. He needed to speak LIVE to the public, show empathy and sensitivity in his speech. Alas, when we needed a leader to speak to us, to reassure us that everything would be fine, to tell us the efforts he was making to bring things under control peacefully, our president was no where to be found. This in itself left room for fake news online to fill the void created by the presidency's muteness. The result is what we have seen today all over the country.Its a shame! |
And some paid political jobbers and miscreants paid by politicians have trooped to Nairaland trying to change the narrative.I hope they can now see the evidence they asked for.Na God go judge all of una.RIP hero |
tutudesz:Ok.Thanx for the info |
Toju200:Yoruba is spoken in the North East abi? Did you not hear people speaking Yoruba in the background? |
Grayoso:How is it your bleeping business? You are not Igbo are you. Why are you crying more than the bereaved. It is not abnormal for brothers to disagree to agree but when Igbo brothers disagree, your type starting shouting Biafra.Why dont you just mind your f.u.c.king business and let Igbos sort themselves out.You cannot love Igbos more than they love themselves or more than you love your ethnic group. Your irredeemable reference to Biafra each time Igbos disagree on issues among themselves reeks of inferiority complex.Gerrarahia! |
Eryyy92:Are you guys not tired of this line? Ofcourse I expected unity beggars like you to come here to spill this recurring gibberish |
Canvass:That she was born and raised in Kano ( according to her Wikipedia page) doesn't necessarily mean that she is from Kano |
Undemocratic villains you mean |
Canvass:She called herself a Niger Delta woman in one of her interviews so she cannot be from Kano, most likely from Edo |
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. Buhari the lifeless one is a monumental disaster. If you didn't watch the broadcast, thank your God that you did not waste your time