₦airaland Forum

Prof. Sani Abubakar Lugga, the 5th Wazirin Katsina, has called on the northern region to unite and prepare for self-determination, much like their southern counterparts.

Speaking at a community engagement event organized by the Coalition of Northern Group (CNG) in Katsina, Lugga stressed the need for northerners to brace themselves for the possibility of separation from Nigeria, reflecting on the persistent calls for secession from the South.

Lugga lamented the lack of unity among northerners in defending their rights, contrasting it with the determination of groups like the Biafrans.

He urged the North to learn from the proactive measures taken by southern states, particularly in addressing security challenges. He noted that while the security situation in the South is less severe, they have formed regional security forces like Amotekun, while the North remains passive.

Referencing historical concerns, Lugga highlighted the apprehension of early Nigerian leaders about the amalgamation of the North and South, a union that, he argued, remains fragile. He warned that without preparation, the North could struggle to survive should the South succeed in breaking away.

CNG’s National Coordinator, Jamilu Charanchi, also emphasized the urgency of community-led actions to address Nigeria’s socioeconomic and security challenges. He criticized the country’s leadership for prioritizing elections over the nation’s future and urged communities to take charge of their destinies through collective action.

NairalandForumo:
What the Igbos have been telling since the 60's.

unclejb2:
E go soon happen. Tpain might be the last president of this contraption. Biafrans are ready to exit, Yoruba nation is getting ready, the north is realizing how vulnerable they are.

2027 would be a decider. The north will try to resist TPain and his gang. There would be crisis and a possible disintegration.

guysbewise:
"before Ojuku an Igbo man declared the
republic of biafra in may 1967
Isaac Adaka Boro an Ijaw man had already declared the
Niger delta republic in february 1966.
Boro had formed the niger delta
volunteer force an armed militia with
members consisting mainly of his fellow
ethnic group declared the niger delta
republic on february 23 1966 and fought
nigeria's federal forces for 12 days but
they were eventually defeated and then
jailed by the Ironsi an Igbo man federal
military government [and Ojuku an Igbo man eastern governor] for treason"

But it was Gowon from Kanke Local Government Area in Plateau State that later set Boro free and Boro later became a major in the Nigeria army and helped to tame the Biafra army.

The Igbos started the civil war because they wanted to take the lands of the Niger Delta from the people that own the Niger Delta, because the Europeans came and created Nigeria and put some parts of the Niger Delta in the SE then and the Igbo coup of 1967 made Ojukwu the military governor of the SE region.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVRx3RhN3XE

unclejb2:
E go soon happen. Tpain might be the last president of this contraption. Biafrans are ready to exit, Yoruba nation is getting ready, the north is realizing how vulnerable they are.

2027 would be a decider. The north will try to resist TPain and his gang. There would be crisis and a possible disintegration.