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Femi Fani-Kayode: The Fulani
Republic of Nigeria (Part 2)
By Daily Post Staff on January 22, 2017
@dailypostngr
Clearly something has gone horribly wrong and
this reinforces my belief that the amalglamation
of the northern and southern regions of Nigeria
in 1914 was not just a mistake but a
demonically-inspired, craftily- contrived and
premeditated satanic conspiracy by the British
to destroy the greatness and enormous human
potentials of the people of the south and the
Middle Belt of Nigeria.
I do not believe in and neither do I respect a
man-made, artificial, hybrid, mongrel-state like
Nigeria which has forcefully lumped my people
together with those that are inherently fascistic
and racist, that are culturally and historically
inferior, that are intellectually defective and that
are nothing more than genocidal maniacs, ethnic
vagabonds, wandering herdsmen, cow-loving
jihadists and islamic fundamentalists.
We have nothing in common with them
physically, spiritually, culturally, historically and
genetically. We are indigenous black Africans
but they are not. They come from Berber,
Taurag and Futan Jalon stòck. They are not and
were never from here and neither were they
ever part of us.
And neither was there ever one Nigeria in the
true sense of the word. That erroneous
misconception and misguided notion is nothing
but a monumental fraud.
I am an Ife before being a Nigerian. I am a
Yoruba before being a Nigerian. I am a
southerner before being a Nigerian. I am a
Christian before being a Nigerian.
And unlike others I am not prepared to sacrifice
my ethnic identity and nationaliy or my religious
faith on the alter of a servile, cowering and
slavish puppet-state called Nigeria.
I consider those in the international community
that seek to compel me and my people, the
good people of the south and the Middle Belt, to
stay in a united Nigeria where we are nothing
but canon-fodder for Islamist terrorists, sport for
supporter of APC herdsmen and food for Haramite
dogs as nothing but globalist slime.
I consider those from outside our shores that
expect us to remain in this debilitating and
traumatising zoo and madhouse called Nigeria
where we have been systematically reduced to
grovelling quislings and shivering slaves as
nothing but closet-islamists and neo-imperialist
scum.
They have an Obama mindset. They believe in
espousing and accomodating evil and in sleeping
with the enemy. They believe in light and
darkness merging together as one and in
darkness contaminating and overwhelming the
light.
They believe in the spreading of death, disease,
destruction, suffering, persecution, poverty,
barreness, corruption, evil, heartlessness, decay
and terror.
I am very different. I have a Trump mindest . I
believe in helping my friends and fighting my
enemies. I believe in calling a spade a spade. I
believe that the essence and purpose of light is
not to cohabit with darkness but to identify it,
expose it, drive it out and destroy it.
I believe in life, goodness, mecy, justice, charity,
love, kindness, courage, faith and a Living God
that protects His own and showers His children
with peace, blessings, joy, prosperity and
abundance.
I believe that radical Islam and those that seek
to conquer and subjugate my people by
assimilation and the acquisition of political
power in the name of ethnic superiority should
not be pampered and espoused but rather
should be confronted, resisted and destroyed.
Nigeria needs to be restructured or broken. And
it is left to us, the real leaders that are prepared
to stand up and speak truth to power and that
are ready to offer ourselves as the voice of the
voiceless, to do it.
We must be bold. We must be strong. We must
be brave. We must take our destiny into our
own hands.
We must resist the devil and the evil and set
ourselves free. The Yoruba deserve better. The
Igbo deserve better. The Niger Deltans deserve
better. The Mid-Westerners deserve better.
The Middle Belters deserve better. The
Christians of the north deserve better. We ALL
deserve better.
Better we deserve and, whether our collective
oppressors and adversaries accept it or not, one
way or the other, better we shall get.
The bottom line is this: our country cannot be
described as the Federal Republic of Nigeria but
rather the Fulani Republic of Nigeria.
And as long as this remains the case she must
either be quickly restructured and given a new
name or she must be broken up and carved into
two or more pieces. No-one was born to be a
slave and no-one was born to rule. May God
help and deliver us.
In response to Part 1 of this contribution, Mr.
Abraham Ogbodo, a well respected columnist
with the Guardian newspaper and one of the
most respected and insightful journalists in
Nigeria, said the following:
“Sir, I share your pains. But this endless
lamentations shall take us nowhere. The Israelis
understand so well the Islamic mindset which
seeks what it does not or cannot give. The
Arabs want always to thrive on thier own terms
in the West and elsewhere yet in their enclave a
man cannot do as little as renounce Islam for
Christianity. Butchering of humans is not an
exclusive occupation of one group against
another group. If nothing including government
intervention is able to stop the butchering of
Southerners and Christians in Nigeria by the
Fulanis, and since self preservation is not
negotiable, I suggest those being butchered
should adopt counter-butchering as a defence
policy until reason prevails. It is a well known
fact that Islam does not spread by persuassion
but by conquest and that is not going to change
in this generation. From its tiny location in
Medina, Islam conquered Saudi Arabia, the
Middle East, North Africa and substantial part of
Asia. The Jihadist entered Europe and in fact
occupied Spain for centuries before they were
disloged. But it wasn’t so in Turkey where
Christianity was obliterated and Islam
established. Mordern day Turkey was part of the
Eastern Roman Empire with headquarters in
Constantinople (Istanbul). It was founded by
Emperor Constantine who marked the turning
point in the history of Christianity. Today Turkey
from where most of the acts of Apostle Paul
were derived is all Islam. The Armenians were
butchered by the Ottoman army in a brutal
quest to obliterate centuries of Christian
tradition in Turkey. I even hear that the special
cannon equivalent of today’s large-impact bomb
with which the Sultan sacked Constantinopole
was produced by a Burgarian. As it is, Europe,
the Americas and Asia as they are today are
not open to further Islamic conquest. The only
open and soft field remain Christian nations or
enclaves in Africa. The earlier we understand
this and prepare for ceaseless jihads the better
for us. Issues in the Islamic doctrine are hardly
determined by engagement; everything is settled
with the sword. When the terror is balanced,
perhaps there may be peace. It calls for eternal
vigilance not only in the sense of endless
advocacy but more in terms of specific action
plans to put up a formidable military resistance
against the sustained carnage. Just my
thoughts sir”.
I wholeheartedly concur with Ogbodo’s
observations. Not only has he spoken the truth
and hit the nail on the head but he has also
spoken the minds of millions.
It is time for those that enjoy to butcher others
at the drop of a hat to be reminded of the fact
that they do not have a monopoly of violence.
Yet despite all the horror that is being inflicted
upon our people by the jihadists and ethnic
supremacists in our midst all is not lost.
Comforting were the words of President Donald
J. Trump, the new leader of the free world, at
his inauguration on 20th January. He said,
“We will reinforce old alliances and form new
ones and UNITE the civilized world against
RADICAL ISLAMIC TERRORISM which we will
ERADICATE from THE FACE OF THE EARTH…..
……There should be NO FEAR. We will be
protected by the great men and women of our
military and law enforcement. And most
importantly, we will be PROTECTED BY GOD.”
These words bring hope and give strength. They
are deeply encouraging. We needed to hear
them and the lifeline and inspiration that they
offer now more than ever before.
This is especially so in view of the fact that no
less than 14 young pro-Biafran IPOB members
were shot dead in the streets of Port Harcourt
on January 20th by the Fulani President of the
Fulani Republic of Nigeria’s security forces
simply because they dared to take part in a
solidarity rally and peaceful celebration of
President Trump’s inauguration. They were
murdered simply because they supported
Trump.
Their blood, together with the blood of the 808
Christians that were butchered by the
government-sponsored and protected radical
islamist supporter of APC Fulani militias in the sanctity
of their homes in Southern Kafanchan on
Christmas eve and Christmas day, will not be
shed in vain.
It will cry to God in Heaven for vengeance and it
will speak death and destruction into the ranks
and lives of our collective oppressors and those
that seek to enslave us and keep us in bondage
forever. Thus sayest the Spirit of the Lord and
that is the counsel and decree of the Ancient of
Days.
Permit me to conclude this contribution with an
aside. I write the most painful and bitter truths
that few dare to write because I do not know
tomorrow.
I write what others dare not to write because
when my maker calls me home what will I say
to Him if I fail to impart the profound knowledge
and deep insight that He gave me. What will I do
or say when He asks me what I did with the
deep secrets and hidden and mystical truths
that he asked me to share with my fellow men
when I was in the land of the living.
That is why I write: that God will not judge me
or decree and declare me a worthless coward
before the Hosts of Heaven when my time
comes.
I write every essay as if it were my last knowing
that those who despise and deny truth and who
hate me with a perfect hatred wish me dead or
silenced.
Yet even if and when I fall my words will linger
and continue to speak powerfully into history
and eternity.
Posterity will judge between me and my
traducers and I will be vindicated and proved
right in the end.
For these are not my words but the words of
the Holy Spirit that resides in me and that
guides me.
Today, as with every other day, I shall be the
servant of truth and the voice of the voiceless,
minding not who I offend because I am
emboldened and empowered by the knowledge
that the Lord is with me and that His word says
“to die is Christ and to live is gain”.
(CONCLUDED).
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| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by SexyNairalander: 2:36pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
booked |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by mr1759(op): 2:41pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Yoruba people don vex, |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by Dammytrager(m): 2:44pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Nigeria is a sinking ship My only ligation in this country is my family. Once I am able to get out, the word Nigeria cease to exist in my memory. |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by sekundosekundo: 2:48pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Interesting
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| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by modelsms(m): 2:51pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
nawao |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by mr1759(op): 2:52pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
na the same voice of Nigerians broadcast I dey listen to so, everybody just dey say the amalgamation na fake the thing nor work, even the Britons don gree say them make mistake chaii.
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| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by modelsms(m): 2:53pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
nawao.nnn |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by Montaque(m): 3:49pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
My neighbour, who was a Buhari champion since god knows when just changed. He now blames his "New sherrif in town" more than I do, early in the morning till late at night, for everything and nothing at all. I just watch on and thank god. You can guess the reason for this transformation... MMM loosed his loins. The frustration is real. |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by mr1759(op): 4:02pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Montaque:am not understanding the grammar is to big for me |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by Iamwrath: 4:06pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
What's this thief, Yoruba bastard, wailer and corrupt maggot talking about? |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by omofunaab(m): 4:14pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Just here to read comments |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by KidsNEXTdoor: 4:34pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Iamwrath:That is stale now why not attach GEJ somewhere to blame too Just wait a little so that hunger will restart ur brains ![]() Sai babarians The fact remains that the white man knew how to hold us down, and that was by amalgamation with rag heads who only wants to marry many illiterate young girls and believe they are born to rule |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by Samunique(m): 4:38pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Honestly there's no any meek man hearing what these foolanis herdsmen doing that will not be provoked to anger. The worst aspect of it is Buhari's attitude and show of approval towards his Brother's genocidal act and ethnic cleansing ! |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by mr1759(op): 5:20pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Iamwrath:you that is not a bastard how many paid article have you published on national dailies to declare your stand on the nefarious activities of this herdsmen |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by Alfranco(m): 6:05pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Samunique:It's disheartening to even imagine that the country is no where to be seen in world ranking among beef and dairy producer countries of the world. successful countries have gone past loafing about the bush with cows. They employ ranching method with modern tech not intruding agrarian communities, leaving destruction and death in their wake. Besides how do herdsmen and agrarians cohabit? It's not as feasible as our one Nigeria is now tending.... |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by Built2last: 6:07pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Ok |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by mr1759(op): 6:34pm On Jan 22, 2017*. Modified: 7:06pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Alfranco:imagine they doing rubbish with our money even trying to importing grass for cow |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by limeta(f): 7:27pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
[quote author=Iamwrath post=53033844]What's this thief, Yoruba bastard, wailer and corrupt maggot talking about? He Femi is talking about you and yr people he said. I do not believe in and neither do I respect a man-made, artificial, hybrid, mongrel-state like Nigeria which has forcefully lumped my people together with those that are inherently fascistic and racist, that are culturally and historically inferior, that are intellectually defective and that are nothing more than genocidal maniacs, ethnic vagabonds, wandering herdsmen, cow-loving jihadists and islamic fundamentalists. We have nothing in common with them physically, spiritually, culturally, historically and genetically. We are indigenous black Africans but they are not. And we gree say na true |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by naijaking1: 7:31pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
mr1759:Not all of them. Just wait until they offer a Yoruba muslim a plate of porridge and you will see how he go come attack FFK like his life depends on it. |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by mr1759(op): 7:32pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
[quote author=limeta post=53039117][/quote]correct babe. this ppl they make you vex |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by mr1759(op): 7:35pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
naijaking1: ![]() abeg them don change |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by BiafranPrince: 7:53pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Even in the estate am living, I have not seen light for close to 2 weeks and they brought ridiculous amount as bill for me to pay.... this contraption is dead, and it is going to implode and expode.....unless Abasi is not in heaven. Sosong oh... |
| Re: Femi Fani-kayode: The Fulani Republic Of Nigeria (part 2) by drss2(m): 8:17pm On Jan 22, 2017 |
Samunique:d dullard will be quick to say d attackers ar herdsmen from libya yet he will not draft security agencies to ward off d invasion from so called libya. but he will be quick to draft soldiers to protect cows from libyan herdsmen. |
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