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DON’T IGNORE: CRUEL LAND DISPOSSESSION IN NIGERIA IS ASSISTED BY THE 1999 CONSTITUTION.
The Editor
NINAS Movement News
26 October 2026

The screenshot below is the headline of an article published on 25 October 2026. It is a sad tale about how government is giving foreign nationals land belonging to indigenous peoples.


The screenshot here is picture #1 below.


Summary:
Some indigenous peoples in Yorubaland, Ogun State, have appealed to the State Governor “to intervene in an alleged land allocation to Chinese investors, noting that the development could render hundreds of families homeless and destroy their ancestral heritage.”
Members of the affected communities alleged “that bulldozers and security personnel had been deployed to commence operations on land where homes and other properties had already been developed... insisting that industrial development should not come at the expense of residents’ homes, investments and livelihoods… residents had made collective efforts to develop the area, including providing electricity through communal contributions, while many had invested their savings in acquiring land and building houses.”
The community leader said that the business of the Chinese investors “should not be at the expense of the community. We don’t have any place to go.”
The community leader, a traditional ruler also alleged “that community leaders were not consulted before the disputed land allocation, claiming that security operatives and heavy-duty equipment were brought to the area without prior engagement with the residents.
They just came with police, caterpillars and other equipment and started bulldozing our land.”

(Link to the article HERE: https://punchng.com/save-our-ancestral-lands-ogun-communities-beg-abiodun/ )

This is not an isolated occurrence. It is happening all over Nigeria. Before I provide the ONLY potent solution that also does not involve violence, to stop this man-made crisis, it is essential to watch the 17½-minute video below by Historic Capital titled, Nigeria’s Farmland Crisis: What Politicians Don’t Want You To See

Quoting parts of the video’s commentary:

“Foreign giants are acquiring Nigeria farmland...”

“Nigeria is facing a severe farmland crisis, with many farmers struggling to maintain their land due to the increasing presence of large multinational corporations such as Wilmar International and Okomu Oil Palm. The Land Use Act, which grants the government control over all land in Nigeria, has been criticized for facilitating land grab and displacement of local communities. The Right of Occupancy, which is supposed to protect the interests of landowners, has been largely ineffective in preventing the takeover of farmland by foreign investors. The Pioneer Status Incentive, a policy aimed at promoting foreign investment in Nigeria, has also been linked to the farmland crisis, as it provides tax breaks and other benefits to companies such as Bollore, which has been accused of land grabbing. The impact of this crisis on Nigeria's agriculture and food sovereignty cannot be overstated, with many Nigerians relying on imported food due to the lack of domestic production. The economics of the situation are complex, but one thing is clear: the farmland crisis in Nigeria is a major concern that requires immediate attention from policymakers and stakeholders.”


Video:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyrZ-cFPqsY


The Potent, legal and legitimate SOLUTION which all Nigerians must activate NOW to protect the future of their children:

For the Solution, Nigerians must keep all eyes on the 1999 Constitution. Here is a simple illustration of how the 1999 Constitution IS One-Nigeria (Unitary Nigeria). It is like an architect’s drawing of a house. Say, a house in Ethiopia that you want to buy. You do not need to visit the house to know what exactly it is like once you examine the architect’s plan. Even a video of the house does not give the full information because it does not reveal room size etc. The architect’s plan IS the house in paper format. From it you will know the size of rooms and whether your furniture will fit. From it you can calculate which side the sun comes in in the morning. You can get the elevation from street level etc. From the layout you can tell whether moving from room to room suits your and your family’s needs. From the architect’s plan you can accept or reject that particular house.

As the architect’s plan is the house, so is the 1999 Constitution One-Nigeria. Somebody in China can read that 1999 Constitution and from it know the vulnerabilities of the country and the peoples. To make it worse, the 1999 Constitution is a Fraud, a FORGERY. It is a make-believe Constitution. A hoax. Therefore, every thing happening to Nigerians under that 1999 Constitution is CRIMINAL. Hold that information!

In the video the narrator pointed to the Land Use Act of 1978 as being the reason for the indigenous Yoruba being dispossessed of their ancestral lands. That is correct, but there is also the Preamble of the 1999 Constitution that makes the dispossession and loss happen. First, let us know some brief facts about the Land Use Act. Quoting from AI Overview (retrieved 26 October 2026):

“The Land Use Act of 1978 is not written out as a chapter or body of text inside the main body of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria, but it is entrenched and given constitutional status by it. The 1999 Constitution explicitly lists the Land Use Act among special existing laws that are saved and given full constitutional effect.”

There is an article that gives a clear view of the entrapment Nigerians are in through the Land Use Act, it is titled, “No Nigerian Owns Their Land: The Land Use Act entrenchment.” by Obasa Olorunfemi, 10 June 2026. Link HERE:
https://obasaolorunfemi.medium.com/no-nigerian-owns-their-land-the-land-use-act-entrenchment-5cf740cc7ce1


Now for the Preamble of the fraudulent and fraudulently imposed 1999 Constitution (it never received the consent of the governed as no opportunity to legitimise it by Referendum happened).

The Fraud in the Preamble of the 1999 Constitution are the three false claims which purpose and goal is to hijack indigenous Ethnic Sovereignty and Self-Determination. The Preamble starts with the words: "We the people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria... do hereby make, enact, and give to ourselves this Constitution."

1. Who are the “We”? Because at no point did the indigenous Ethnic Nations come together to negotiate this One-Nigeria.

2. When and where did the indigenous Ethnic Nations negotiate to have a fake federation that robs them of their natural resources, gives them no control over their lands, puts them in a multitude of existential threats and systemic gross corruption?

3. When and where did the indigenous Ethnic Nations come together to produce the 1999 Constitution that codifies for One-Nigeria, and when did they legitimise it?

As several observers have said, The Preamble to the 1999 Constitution lies to itself and every other content thereafter is a lie.

Thus, through the Preamble of the 1999 Constitution AND the Land Use Act embedded in the 1999 Constitution, every single indigenous person whether at home or abroad is in danger of at any time being dispossessed of the ancestral land that was handed to them over the centuries by their ancestors. It is a Document, a FRAUDULENT DOCUMENT at that, that does this rotten trick on Nigerians. The Solution is to terminate the 1999 Constitution in its entirety, and to Renegotiate a fresh Union. The NINAS Transitioning Template to get that done has been on the Table since 16 December 2020 declaration of Constitutional Force Majeure. For where we are now, it means Replacing preparations for 2027 National Elections that will renew the life of the 1999 Constitution with instead a time-bound period of Transitioning. There will be no power vacuum since existing governance structures can remain in place in transitional capacity. The final outcome as decided by “We the peoples” by Self-Determination Referendums and Plebiscites is a Federation, a Confederation, a Loose Confederation or independent successor countries.

The immediate Strategy Action for Nigerians to collectively do is summarised in the poster below and more fully explained in the article below the poster:

The poster here is picture #2 below.

Link to the article, “Explained: NINAS Final Steps to Initiating Joint Jailbreak and Union Reset.”:

https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/explained-ninas-final-steps-to-initiating



Enquiries to: +234 810 056 9448 (WhatsApp Text)



https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/dont-ignore-cruel-land-dispossession

DeltaFire:
DON’T IGNORE: CRUEL LAND DISPOSSESSION IN NIGERIA IS ASSISTED BY THE 1999 CONSTITUTION.
The Editor
NINAS Movement News
26 October 2026

The screenshot below is the headline of an article published on 25 October 2026. It is a sad tale about how government is giving foreign nationals land belonging to indigenous peoples.


The screenshot here is picture #1 below.


Summary:
Some indigenous peoples in Yorubaland, Ogun State, have appealed to the State Governor “to intervene in an alleged land allocation to Chinese investors, noting that the development could render hundreds of families homeless and destroy their ancestral heritage.”
Members of the affected communities alleged “that bulldozers and security personnel had been deployed to commence operations on land where homes and other properties had already been developed... insisting that industrial development should not come at the expense of residents’ homes, investments and livelihoods… residents had made collective efforts to develop the area, including providing electricity through communal contributions, while many had invested their savings in acquiring land and building houses.”
The community leader said that the business of the Chinese investors “should not be at the expense of the community. We don’t have any place to go.”
The community leader, a traditional ruler also alleged “that community leaders were not consulted before the disputed land allocation, claiming that security operatives and heavy-duty equipment were brought to the area without prior engagement with the residents.
They just came with police, caterpillars and other equipment and started bulldozing our land.”

(Link to the article HERE: https://punchng.com/save-our-ancestral-lands-ogun-communities-beg-abiodun/ )

This is not an isolated occurrence. It is happening all over Nigeria. Before I provide the ONLY potent solution that also does not involve violence, to stop this man-made crisis, it is essential to watch the 17½-minute video below by Historic Capital titled, Nigeria’s Farmland Crisis: What Politicians Don’t Want You To See

Quoting parts of the video’s commentary:

“Foreign giants are acquiring Nigeria farmland...”

“Nigeria is facing a severe farmland crisis, with many farmers struggling to maintain their land due to the increasing presence of large multinational corporations such as Wilmar International and Okomu Oil Palm. The Land Use Act, which grants the government control over all land in Nigeria, has been criticized for facilitating land grab and displacement of local communities. The Right of Occupancy, which is supposed to protect the interests of landowners, has been largely ineffective in preventing the takeover of farmland by foreign investors. The Pioneer Status Incentive, a policy aimed at promoting foreign investment in Nigeria, has also been linked to the farmland crisis, as it provides tax breaks and other benefits to companies such as Bollore, which has been accused of land grabbing. The impact of this crisis on Nigeria's agriculture and food sovereignty cannot be overstated, with many Nigerians relying on imported food due to the lack of domestic production. The economics of the situation are complex, but one thing is clear: the farmland crisis in Nigeria is a major concern that requires immediate attention from policymakers and stakeholders.”


Video:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyrZ-cFPqsY


The Potent, legal and legitimate SOLUTION which all Nigerians must activate NOW to protect the future of their children:

For the Solution, Nigerians must keep all eyes on the 1999 Constitution. Here is a simple illustration of how the 1999 Constitution IS One-Nigeria (Unitary Nigeria). It is like an architect’s drawing of a house. Say, a house in Ethiopia that you want to buy. You do not need to visit the house to know what exactly it is like once you examine the architect’s plan. Even a video of the house does not give the full information because it does not reveal room size etc. The architect’s plan IS the house in paper format. From it you will know the size of rooms and whether your furniture will fit. From it you can calculate which side the sun comes in in the morning. You can get the elevation from street level etc. From the layout you can tell whether moving from room to room suits your and your family’s needs. From the architect’s plan you can accept or reject that particular house.

As the architect’s plan is the house, so is the 1999 Constitution One-Nigeria. Somebody in China can read that 1999 Constitution and from it know the vulnerabilities of the country and the peoples. To make it worse, the 1999 Constitution is a Fraud, a FORGERY. It is a make-believe Constitution. A hoax. Therefore, every thing happening to Nigerians under that 1999 Constitution is CRIMINAL. Hold that information!

In the video the narrator pointed to the Land Use Act of 1978 as being the reason for the indigenous Yoruba being dispossessed of their ancestral lands. That is correct, but there is also the Preamble of the 1999 Constitution that makes the dispossession and loss happen. First, let us know some brief facts about the Land Use Act. Quoting from AI Overview (retrieved 26 October 2026):

“The Land Use Act of 1978 is not written out as a chapter or body of text inside the main body of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria, but it is entrenched and given constitutional status by it. The 1999 Constitution explicitly lists the Land Use Act among special existing laws that are saved and given full constitutional effect.”

There is an article that gives a clear view of the entrapment Nigerians are in through the Land Use Act, it is titled, “No Nigerian Owns Their Land: The Land Use Act entrenchment.” by Obasa Olorunfemi, 10 June 2026. Link HERE:
https://obasaolorunfemi.medium.com/no-nigerian-owns-their-land-the-land-use-act-entrenchment-5cf740cc7ce1


Now for the Preamble of the fraudulent and fraudulently imposed 1999 Constitution (it never received the consent of the governed as no opportunity to legitimise it by Referendum happened).

The Fraud in the Preamble of the 1999 Constitution are the three false claims which purpose and goal is to hijack indigenous Ethnic Sovereignty and Self-Determination. The Preamble starts with the words: "We the people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria... do hereby make, enact, and give to ourselves this Constitution."

1. Who are the “We”? Because at no point did the indigenous Ethnic Nations come together to negotiate this One-Nigeria.

2. When and where did the indigenous Ethnic Nations negotiate to have a fake federation that robs them of their natural resources, gives them no control over their lands, puts them in a multitude of existential threats and systemic gross corruption?

3. When and where did the indigenous Ethnic Nations come together to produce the 1999 Constitution that codifies for One-Nigeria, and when did they legitimise it?

As several observers have said, The Preamble to the 1999 Constitution lies to itself and every other content thereafter is a lie.

Thus, through the Preamble of the 1999 Constitution AND the Land Use Act embedded in the 1999 Constitution, every single indigenous person whether at home or abroad is in danger of at any time being dispossessed of the ancestral land that was handed to them over the centuries by their ancestors. It is a Document, a FRAUDULENT DOCUMENT at that, that does this rotten trick on Nigerians. The Solution is to terminate the 1999 Constitution in its entirety, and to Renegotiate a fresh Union. The NINAS Transitioning Template to get that done has been on the Table since 16 December 2020 declaration of Constitutional Force Majeure. For where we are now, it means Replacing preparations for 2027 National Elections that will renew the life of the 1999 Constitution with instead a time-bound period of Transitioning. There will be no power vacuum since existing governance structures can remain in place in transitional capacity. The final outcome as decided by “We the peoples” by Self-Determination Referendums and Plebiscites is a Federation, a Confederation, a Loose Confederation or independent successor countries.

The immediate Strategy Action for Nigerians to collectively do is summarised in the poster below and more fully explained in the article below the poster:

The poster here is picture #2 below.

Link to the article, “Explained: NINAS Final Steps to Initiating Joint Jailbreak and Union Reset.”:

https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/explained-ninas-final-steps-to-initiating



Enquiries to: +234 810 056 9448 (WhatsApp Text)



https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/dont-ignore-cruel-land-dispossession

It's happening in real time....the repartitioning of 'nigeria'

Better thunda faya them...did they not say with all their chest that the Chinese are welcome,in their yen yen yen bid to spite the Igbos!?

Model citizens

The Chinese are highly welcome!!!!!!

Justiceleague1:
Better thunda faya them...did they not say with all their chest that the Chinese are welcome,in their yen yen yen bid to spite the Igbos!?

Model citizens

Hehehe have mercy na, nna