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| CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE MAJEURE: THE 5 DEMANDS TO GOVT [DEADLINE 16 MAR 2021] by DeltaFire(op): 2:18pm On Dec 26, 2020 |
CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE MAJEURE: THE FIVE DEMANDS TO GOVERNMENT SIMPLY STATED (DEADLINE 16th MARCH 2021) It is an abomination for managers of a company to take over the business from the owners, then tie up the owners as their captive slaves. But that is what has happened in Nigeria. Over the years, government who are just the managers, have seized power from the owners of the land, that is, the indigenous people. This has created a Nigeria that is the poverty capital of the world, that is retarding rather than developing, that has genocide and terrorism, and that is essentially a failed state. Things are so frightening and unsafe that recently the USA cautioned its citizens against travelling to Nigeria at all. Clearly, Nigeria is not being run for the benefit of its people. Therefore, the indigenous ethnic nationalities of the Middle Belt and South (NINAS) came together and declared a Constitutional Force Majeure (CFM) over a Sovereignty Dispute thus: A) When did we submit ourselves, our lands, and our assets into such a Union? B) When did we make for ourselves the 1999 Constitution? Therefore, within 90 days starting from midnight of 16th December 2020, the date of Declaring the CFM, Central Government is to action these 5 Demands: 1. Acknowledge declaration of a Constitutional Force Majeure by indigenous peoples of Middle Belt and South. 2. Throw away/decommission the repudiated 1999 Constitution. 3. Formally announce that general elections in 2023 under this repudiated 1999 Constitution are suspended (will not take place). 4. Formally invite people of South and Middle Belt to work out what a new Transitional Government will look like. 5. Formally begin a Transitioning Process under that Transitional Government, lasting a specific time period, when firstly the ethnic nationalities in their blocs will carry out their Regional Referendums. Then, from the results of that, negotiate the kind of future the peoples democratically want. Government are the managers, the people are the owners. Therefore it is expected that government will know its place and action these 5 Demands, which are the wishes of the people. The concerned world is watching, and an orderly process is expected. For in depth information and updates about the Constitutional Force Majeure please visit: www.freedomfromnigeria.com This is important information. Please share widely. [NOTE: The 90 days period ends at midnight on 16th March 2021]
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| Re: CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE MAJEURE: THE 5 DEMANDS TO GOVT [DEADLINE 16 MAR 2021] by psucc(m): 3:42pm On Dec 26, 2020 |
Another wild wish! Any movement that involves the South (as a whole) is dead on arrival. The Southerners are more of greedy and sycophants. There are ready to kill even their brother provided they remain relevant in "AGIP". You cannot have the South West and the South East and expect any good thing. |
| Re: CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE MAJEURE: THE 5 DEMANDS TO GOVT [DEADLINE 16 MAR 2021] by Bialegend(m): 12:41am On Dec 27, 2020 |
LIARS EVERYWHERE. TONY NNADI AND HIS SHAMELESS TEXAS PROSTITUTES LYING THROUGH THEIR SMELLING ANUS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQMIQiYsY_c Constitution Review: Middle Belt, Southern Leaders Distance Self from Ultimatum to FG ![]() By Udora Orizu The Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum (SMBLF) has disassociated itself from the claim by a platform known as Nigerian Alliance for Self-Determination, that it has given the federal government a 90-day ultimatum to decide on the repeal of the 1999 Constitution or to dissolve Nigeria’s amalgamation of 1914 as it was responsible for the worsening security situation in the country. The leaders of various ethnic groups were said to have come together under the auspices of the Nigerian Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-Determination, to reach the resolution after a meeting last Friday in Lagos. But the forum in a statement yesterday, signed by its leaders, Yinka Odumakin South-west; Chief Guy Ikokwu, South-east; Senator Bassay Henshaw, South-south; and Isuwa Dogo, Middle Belt, said they would never hide under any other group or surrogates to make statements on issues. The forum urged the group to be bold enough to use its name and the true identities of its leaders and members to push its positions. ![]() According to the statement, ‘’The attention of Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum (SMBLF) has been drawn to a recent publication by the leaders of the platform known as Nigerian Alliance for Self-Determination. The group had reportedly given 90 days ultimatum for the scrapping of 1999 Constitution as it was responsible for the worsening security situation in the country and poverty in the land and circulated it’s position to the international community. ‘’We note, that not only was the group parading the image of SMBLF as being part of its positions but it also used the identities of some of our prominent leaders in advancing its objectives without any recourse whatsoever to them. ![]() ‘’While we hold no grudges against any other group in holding its positions on national issues, we consider it indecent and unacceptable impersonating identities of others, especially our respected leaders. We advise the group in question to henceforth be bold enough to use its name and the true identities of its leaders and members to push its positions. This is the right thing to do if it has conviction and dignity of purpose. ![]() ‘’For the avoidance of doubt, we restate that the SMBLF will never hide under any other group or surrogates to make statements on issues as that would be too demeaning. We have continued to make our positions especially the imperative of restructuring the country and the urgency of enthroning, equity, fairness and justice, very clear and unequivocal. We also remain open to discussions with other groups in the country on ways of ensuring that Nigeria is returned to the original visions of true federalism of our founding fathers which has now been totally abandoned.’’ https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/12/24/constitution-review-middle-belt-southern-leaders-distance-self-from-ultimatum-to-fg/ ![]() |
| Re: CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE MAJEURE: THE 5 DEMANDS TO GOVT [DEADLINE 16 MAR 2021] by DeltaFire(op): 6:06am On Dec 27, 2020 |
ONLY A FOOL WILL BELIEVE ANYTHING FROM SIMON EKPA WITH HIS FAKE NEWS EVERYEHERE! ![]() SIMON EKPA THE FAILED LAWYER WHO SHACKED UP WITH A WHITE WOMAN SO HE CAN STAY IN FINLAND. SIMON EKPA WHO LIED THROUGH HIS TEETH THAT PROF LUMUMBA WAS A SPEAKER IN HIS CHILDISH ZOOM MEETING. |
| Re: CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE MAJEURE: THE 5 DEMANDS TO GOVT [DEADLINE 16 MAR 2021] by Bialegend(m): 8:06pm On Dec 27, 2020 |
DeltaFire:Ashawo one $. Why are you shouting? Confirmed mad woman wey dey slap hin husband for public. The information is not from the great Simon Ekpa, but from ThisDay Newspapers. It will do you good to disprove ThisDay instead of latching on to the great Simon Ekpa whom your zoo government called Patrice Lumumba and begged him not to appear on Simon Ekpa's platform. Here is the link to the fraud you prostitutes are perpetrating together with the lame, daft and dumb Tony Nnadi, the charge and bail N10 lawyer. https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/12/24/constitution-review-middle-belt-southern-leaders-distance-self-from-ultimatum-to-fg/ |
| Re: CONSTITUTIONAL FORCE MAJEURE: THE 5 DEMANDS TO GOVT [DEADLINE 16 MAR 2021] by Bialegend(m): 4:53pm On Jan 01, 2021 |
These fools, so you have not been able to gather mere 5,000 signatures in your so-called petition since over two weeks in a country of over 200 million people? And you said you want to do what again? Bring down your zoo's constitution? |
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