There is danger in the land –

Col Nyiam said: ‘’There is observable high level of mutual distrust between the original land owners of Nigeria and the settlers in their midst.

There is emerging alliance of the South-West, South-East, South-South, North-Central or Middle Belt and the Hausa people on one side, versus the armed Fulani herdsmen invaders. ‘’Former President Obasanjo’s crying out against what he sees as the on-going Islamisation and Fulanisation of Nigeria in particular and West Africa as a whole. ‘’The fact that almost all the critics of the former President’s remarks are almost all Fulani, have all collectively seen to the widening of the gap through which Nigeria’s enemy within and their external bosses would penetrate our fold and kill more thousands of innocent Nigerians. ‘’Our continuing to be afraid of each other is what our enemies desire and are exploiting to their warfare advantage. There is now an opportunity for a strategic resolution of the recurring Nigerian security problems.

‘’The rare occasion is now made available by the unprecedented national insecurity development. And this is by virtue of the irony that the terrorist chickens have come home to roost among those who believe they are born to rule others against their wishes and in the sacred cows region of the North-West of Nigeria. ‘’The Niger and Chad foot soldiers who the far North’s political elite use to either inflate the population of North-West region during national headcount or to rig presidential election in Nigeria are now forcefully demanding pay back for the services they’ve rendered to the parasitic Fulani elite. ‘’Don’t mind the far North leaders pretexts, they are facing the greatest danger to their lives from the talakawas(the poor) they have been exploiting for long.’’

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/05/fulanisation-agenda-obasanjo-seeks-to-divide-nigeria-in-his-old-age-fg/

SELF-RELIANCE

One  of  the  key  problems  of  the  economy  of  underdeveloped  countries  is  the  fact  that  they are  controlled  and  exploited  by  foreign  monopoly  interests.  Underdeveloped  countries cannot  advance  unless  they  break  the  stranglehold  of  the  foreign  monopolies.  The  only hope  of  success  lies  in  the  state  pursuing  an  active  policy  of  selfreliance  in  putting  its  own economic  house  in  order.  But  it  cannot  do  this  unless  it  takes  control  of  the  main  springs  of the  economy    the  means  of  production,  distribution  and  exchange.  This  will  ensure  central mobilization  of  the  national  economy  through  proper  planning  and  control.  This  is  what Biafra  must  do;  this  is  what  African  countries  must  do;  this  is  what  the  underdeveloped world  must  do,  if  they  are  to  save  themselves.

As  primary  producers,  we  are  economically  at  the  mercy  of  the  industrialized  countries.  We are  obliged  to  sell  our  products  cheap  to  them  and  to  buy  their  manufactures  dear  from them.  Like  other  underdeveloped  countries,  our  economy  is  fragile,  and  because  we  do  not earn  enough  for  what  we  produce  we  remain  poor  and  cannot  improve  the  standard  of living  of  our  people.  And  because  we  are  poor  we  cannot  develop  our  economy.  How  then can  we  break  this  vicious  circle?  If  we  try  to  unite  with  other  primary  producers  to  obtain better  terms  of  trade,  we  find  that  because  of  our  poverty  we  cannot  hold  out  long  enough against  the  aggressive  policies  of  these  rich  industrialized  countries. Here,  as  in  all  other  spheres  of  our  Revolution,  the  answer  must  come  from  within,  from ourselves.  We  must  pursue  an  enlightened  dynamic  policy  which  will  concentrate  on employing  our  primary  products  in  various  domestic  manufactures.  The  present  war  has already  opened  our  eyes  to  what  we  can  do  by  relying  on  our  own  resources  in  material  and men. 

It  is  unthinkable  that  after  the  war  we  shall  return  to  the  old  system  of  selling  our primary  products  to  someone  in  Europe  at  his  own  price  so  that  he  can  turn  them  into manufactured  goods  and  sell  back  to  us,  again  at  his  own  price.  Our  primary  products  shall henceforth  be  used  mainly  to  feed  Biafra’s  growing  industries. Another  economic  goal  of  the  Biafran  Revolution  is  selfsufficiency  in  food  production.  Our experience  during  the  present  war  has  emphasized  to  us  the  importance  of  this.  The  work of  the  Biafra  Land  Army  has  also  shown  us  the  tremendous  possibilities  that  exist  for  a major  agrarian  revolution.  The  Biafran  Revolution  will  intervene  actively  to  end  the exploitation  of  the  countryside  by  the  town    a  baneful  process  which  is  often  easily  lost sight  of.  The  Biafran  Revolution  will  encourage  farmers,  craftsmen  and  tradesmen  to  form cooperatives  and  communes,  and  will  make  them  take  pride  in  their  work  by  according them  the  recognition  and  prestige  they  deserve. 

The  programme  for  industrial  progress  in revolutionary  Biafra  will  achieve  balanced  development  between  industry  and  agriculture, between  regions  or  provinces  within  Biafra,  between  town  and  country  and  finally  between Biafra  and  other  African  countries  who  desire  to  do  business  with  us. Again  and  again,  in  stating  the  Principles  of  our  Revolution,  we  have  spoken  of  the  People. We  have  spoken  of  the  primacy  of  the  People,  of  the  belief  that  power  belongs  to  the People;  that  the  Revolution  is  the  servant  of  the  People.  We  make  no  apologies  for  speaking so  constantly  about  the  People,  because  we  believe  in  the  People;  we  have  faith  in  the People.  They  are  the  bastion  of  the  Nation,  the  makers  of  its  culture  and  history.

Christian leaders and some stalwarts of the National Democratic Coalition, NADECO, said former President Obasanjo was in order and urged the government to do the needful to halt the slide into anarchy. Among those who agreed with Obasanjo were the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN; The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, John Cardinal Onaiyekan; Archbishop of the Metropolitan See of Lagos, Most Rev Alfred Adewale Martins and NADECO stalwart and elder statesman, Chief Ayo Adebanjo. Others include National Vice Chairman (South-West) of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Eddy Olafeso; National Chairman of the Social Democratic Party, SDP, Chief Supo Shonibare; South-South leader, Col Tony Nyiam, retd; and Brigadier-General Idada Ikponmwen, retd.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/05/fulanisation-agenda-obasanjo-seeks-to-divide-nigeria-in-his-old-age-fg/

Never forget....

Buhari has Islamisation und Fulanization agenda -Brigadier General Idada Ikponmw

He said that the statement made by former president Obasanjo that Boko Haram has become a tool for Islamisation and Fulanisation cannot be refuted anymore.

read more here ====>>>>https://naijawatchdog.com/2019/05/22/i-once-opposed-those-who-said-buhari-had-islamisation-agenda-but-now-i-know-gen-ikponmwen/?fbclid=IwAR0VOWmf59CjZ6-BYtIwwIGIgze5zgTvb6Ru8xOyGdNzFmiV5kb9Zfy32iY

CULTURE  AND  HIGHER  EDUCATION

Our  Revolution  recognises  the  vital  importance  of  the  mental  and  emotional  needs  of  the Biafran  People.  To  this  end,  the  Biafran  State  will  pay  great  attention  to  Religion,  Education, Culture  and  the  Arts.  We  shall  aim  at  elevating  our  cultural  institutions  and  promoting educational  reforms  which  will  foster  a  sense  of  national  and  racial  pride  among  our  People and  discourage  ideas  which  inspire  a  feeling  of  inferiority  and  dependence  on  foreigners  and foreign  interests.  We  must  produce  the  kind  of  manpower  that  will  nurture  the  Biafran Revolution. 

It  will  be  the  prime  duty  of  the  revolutionary  Biafran  State  to  eradicate  illiteracy from  our  society,  to  guarantee  free  education  to  all  Biafran  children  to  a  stage  limited  only by  existing  resources.  Our  nation  will  encourage  the  training  of  scientists,  technicians  and skilled  workers  needed  for  quick  industrialisation  and  the  modernisation  of  our  agriculture. We  will  ensure  the  development  of  higher  education  and  technological  training  for  our People,  encourage  our  intellectuals,  writers,  artists  and  scientists  to  research,  create  and invent  in  the  service  of  the  State  and  the  People.  We  must  prepare  our  People  to  contribute significantly  to  knowledge  and  world  culture. Finally,  the  present  armed  struggle,  in  which  many  of  our  countrymen  and  women  have distinguished  themselves  and  made  numerous  sacrifices  in  defence  of  the  Fatherland  and the  Revolution,  has  imposed  on  the  state  of  Biafra  extra  responsibility  for  the  welfare  of  its People. 

Biafra  will  give  special  care  and  assistance  to  soldiers  and  civilians  disabled  in  the course  of  the  pogrom  and  the  war;  it  will  develop  special  schemes  for  resettlement  and rehabilitation.  The  nation  will  assume  responsibility  for  the  dependants  of  the  heroes  of  the Revolution  who  have  lost  their  lives  in  defence  of  the  Fatherland. In  talking  about  the  rights  of  the  Biafrans  and  the  welfare  obligations  the  State  owes  to them,  I  have  had  cause  to  refer  to  our  limited  resources.  These  limitations  are  particularly severe  at  the  moment  as  a  result  of  the  war.  But  even  without  the  war  we  would  be  short of  adequate  resources  for  putting  into  effect  all  the  principles  and  policies  for  transforming our  society.  This  is  partly  because  of  the  wrong  economic  policies  of  the  past,  policies  that we  must  immediately  tackle  if  the  Revolution  is  to  fulfil  its  promise  to  the  People;  for  the Revolution  is  also  the  servant  of  the  People.

Femi Fani-Kayode:

"Nigeria is a tragedy descending into a farce.The real motive for surrounding the South West is territorial expansionism and the need for a cultural overrun. Kidnapping for ransom is the prelude to these. With the deadly silence from those who unleashed Operation Crocodile Smile on IPOB but who have refused to even utter a word on Fulani terrorists, the nation is encouraging self-help, which is a vital ingredient in genocide"- Bamidele Ademola-Olateju, Premium Times, 21st May 2019.

They are long overdue for a rude awakening! They have no idea the eagerness of the long suffering South Easterners to be let loose to vent their pent up rage, frustration and vendetta against the cowardly jihadists. It will be a desert storm of epic proportions which shall herald the much anticipated change of old guard and redraw the map and composition of the zoo forever. Maa Chineke!

HEALTH  AND  WELFARE

The  maintenance  of  the  health  and  physical  wellbeing  of  the  Biafran  citizen  must  be  the concern  and  the  responsibility  of  the  State.  The  revolutionary  Biafran  State  will  at  all  times strive  to  provide  medical  service  for  all  its  citizens  in  accordance  with  the  resources available  to  it;  it  will  wage  a  continuous  struggle  against  epidemic  and  endemic  diseases; and  will  promote  among  the  People  knowledge  of  hygienic  living.  It  will  develop  social  and preventive  medicine,  set  up  sanatoriums  for  incurable  and  infectious  diseases  and  mental cases,  and  a  network  of  maternity  homes  for  ante  and  postnatal  care  of  Biafran  mothers. Furthermore,  Biafra  will  set  great  store  by  the  purity  of  the  air  which  its  People  breathe.  We have  a  right  to  live  in  a  clean,  pollutionfree  atmosphere.

The jihadists' strength is in deception. They have usurped the Nigerian national army. They are using our national resources that they contribute nothing to pursue a religious agenda. The army under the current leadership is actually the one trying to islamise Nigeria. That is the point that someone in the class of Theophilus Danjuma made. Remove the army backing today, all these rag tag scoundrels would scuttle back to Sambisa immediately.
These scoundrels do not have the military power and equipment to defeat the south in a declared war. That is why they have adopted a clandestine operation.

The south's biggest worry is the inability of the silly-fulani-stooge-southern governors to unite and deal with this problem as a dire and urgent national emergency.

As we're here debating the ethnic cleansing is ongoing in Ebonyi, Kaduna, Plateau, Enugu, Ogu, Edo and Ondo Statates....

Dear Jihadists (#Muslim #Students, #IslamicBokoHaram, #Fulani Herdsmen Militias)

We are well aware of your carefully laid-out plans; we had been aware since your reign commenced...
The bandits
The Herdsmen
The Infiltration
The Collaboration
The Fulanirization
The Efulefurization...

You've made very smart plans, in your own understanding. Yes, your troops are all over the South; emplaced and waiting for the "Order". That's great!

I only give you one assurance, mister: YOU ARE GONNA FAIL SPECTACULARLY!
This is a very personal assurance! It's a promise, mister! Give that word and we shall do the needful! We very dare YOU, mister!

We dare you!

The jihadists' strength is in deception. They have usurped the Nigerian national army. They are using our national resources that they contribute nothing to pursue a religious agenda. The army under the current leadership is actually the one trying to islamise Nigeria. That is the point that someone in the class of Theophilus Danjuma made. Remove the army backing today, all these rag tag scoundrels would scuttle back to Sambisa immediately.
These scoundrels do not have the military power and equipment to defeat the south in a declared war. That is why they have adopted a clandestine operation.

The south's biggest worry is the inability of the silly-fulani-stooge-southern governors to unite and deal with this problem as a dire and urgent national emergency.

As we're here debating the ethnic cleansing is ongoing in Ebonyi, Kaduna, Plateau, Enugu, Ogu, Edo and Ondo Statates....

Dear Jihadists (#Muslim #Students, #IslamicBokoHaram, #Fulani Herdsmen Militias)

We are well aware of your carefully laid-out plans; we had been aware since your reign commenced...
The bandits
The Herdsmen
The Infiltration
The Collaboration
The Fulanirization
The Efulefurization...

You've made very smart plans, in your own understanding. Yes, your troops are all over the South; emplaced and waiting for the "Order". That's great!

I only give you one assurance, mister: YOU ARE GONNA FAIL SPECTACULARLY!
This is a very personal assurance! It's a promise, mister! Give that word and we shall do the needful! We very dare YOU, mister!

We dare you!

THE  RIGHT  TO  WORK

In  the  field  of  employment  and  labour,  the  Biafran  Revolution  guarantees  every  able  Biafran the  right  to  work.  All  those  who  are  lazy  or  refuse  to  work  forfeit  their  right  to  this guarantee.  “He  who  does  not  work  should  not  eat”  is  an  important  principle  in  Biafra. Our  Revolution  provides  equal  opportunities  for  employment  and  labour  for  all  Biafrans irrespective  of  sex.  For  equal  output  a  woman  must  receive  the  same  remuneration  as  a man. Our  revolutionary  Biafran  State  will  guarantee  a  rational  system  of  remuneration  of  labour. Merit  and  output  shall  be  the  criteria  for  reward  in  labour. 

“To  each  according  to  his  ability, to  each  ability  according  to  its  product”  shall  be  our  motto  in  Biafra.   Our  Revolution  guarantees  security  for  workers  who  have  been  incapacitated  by  physical injury,  old  age  or  disease.  It  will  be  the  duty  of  the  Biafran  State  to  raise  the  standard  of living  of  the  Biafran  People,  to  provide  them  with  improved  living  conditions  and  to  afford them  modern  amenities  that  enhance  their  human  dignity  and  selfesteem.  We  recognize  at all  times  the  great  contributions  made  by  the  farmers,  the  craftsmen  and  other  toilers  of the  Revolution  to  our  national  progress.  It  will  be  a  cardinal  point  of  our  economic  policy  to keep  their  welfare  constantly  in  view.  The  Biafran  Revolution  will  promulgate  a  Workers’ Charter  which  will  codify  and  establish  workers’  rights.

TRAINING  AND  EDUCATION

Our  experience  during  this  struggle  has  brought  home  to  us  the  need  for  versatility.  Many of  our  citizens  have  found  themselves  having  to  do  emergency  duties  different  from  their normal  peacetime  jobs.  In  the  years  after  the  present  armed  conflict,  we  may  find  that  in the  defence  of  the  Revolution  the  general  state  of  mobilization  and  alertness  will  remain. One  of  the  ways  of  preparing  ourselves  for  this  emergency  will  be  to  ensure  that  every citizens  will  be  trained  in  two  jobs    his  normal  peacetime  occupation  and  a  different  skill which  will  be  called  into  play  during  a  national  emergency.  Thus,  for  example,  a  clerk  may be  given  training  to  enable  him  to  operate  as  an  ambulancedriver  during  an  emergency,  or a  university  lecturer  as  a  postmaster  or  a  Signal  Sergeant  in  one  of  the  Armed  Forces. We  realize  here  that  the  problem  is  more  than  that  of  providing  narrow  technical  training.  It has  to  do  with  reorientation  of  attitudes. 

It  has  to  do  with  the  cultivation  of  the  right  kind of  civic  virtue  and  loyalty  to  Biafra.  We  all  stand  in  need  of  this. It  is  quite  clear  that  to  attain  the  goals  of  the  Biafran  Revolution  will  require  extensive political  and  civic  education  of  our  People.  To  this  effect,  we  will,  in  near  future,  set  up  a National  Orientation  College  (N.O.C)  which  will  undertake  the  needful  function  of  formally inculcating  the  Biafran  ideology  and  the  Principles  of  the  Revolution.  We  will  also  pursue this  vital  task  of  education  through  seminars,  mass  rallies,  formal  and  informal  address  by the  leaders  and  standardbearers  of  the  Revolution.  All  Biafrans  who  are  going  to  play  a role  in  the  promotion  of  the  Revolution,  especially  those  who  are  going  to  operate  the institutions  of  the  New  Society,  must  first  of  all  expose  themselves  to  the  ideology  of  the Revolution.   

The  full  realisation  of  the  Biafran  ideology  and  the  promise  of  the  Biafran  Revolution  will have  the  important  effect  of  drawing  the  People  of  Biafra  into  close  unity  with  the  Biafran State.  The  Biafran  State  and  the  Biafran  People  thus  become  one.  The  People  jealously defend  and  protect  the  integrity  of  the  State.  The  State  guarantees  the  People  certain  basic rights  and  welfare.  In  this  third  year  of  our  independence,  we  restate  those  basic  rights and  welfare  obligations  which  the  revolutionary  State  of  Biafra  guarantees  to  the  People.

MorufuAtanda:


No Yoruba candidate can win the present equation of things. No southern president has won by losing majority of the south. Right now, the Yoruba does not have the support of the majority south SE and SS similarities where will they get their vote when faced with heavy weights like kwankwaso or Atiku or Tambuwal. Even Orji uzor will trounce a yorubaman in the north, if he prints campaign posters with that his picture where he is wearing a turban.

laugh wanna kill me...

THE  PUBLIC  SERVICES

What  emerges  from  our  examination  of  the  public  services  is  that  the  public  servant  is  yet to  learn  that  he  is  a  servant  of  the  People,  not  their  master;  that  he  must  love  the  People and  seek  their  welfare.  There  is  no  room  in  the  New  Biafra  for  the  public  servant  who  is arrogant,  insolent  and  overbearing.  The  Public  Service  is  created  to  provide  an  efficient service  for  the  People.  It  is  the  responsibility  of  the  public  servant  to  provide  this  efficient service. 

There  is  no  room  in  evolutionary  Biafra  for  the  inefficient  or  indolent  public  servant, for  that  man  who  sits  at  his  desk  filling  out  football  coupons;  for  that  woman  who  makes endless  telephone  calls,  or  for  that  worker  who  comes  late  and  watches  the  clock  for  an hour  before  closing  time.  There  is  no  room  for  the  public  servant  who  is  corrupt  or  who uses  public  facilities  to  promote  his  private  ends.  I  think  of  that  man  who  uses  official transport  to  evacuate  his  personal  belongings  and  abandons  the  property  of  the  State  to the  enemy.  I  think  of  that  public  servant  in  the  Ministry  of  Lands  who  allocates  State  land to  himself,  his  wife  and  his  friends. 
I  think  of  that  Army  officer  who  drives  past  in  any empty  car,  leaving  a  wounded  soldier  to  bleed  to  death.  I  see  these  things  and  I  say  to myself:  these  men  have  yet  to  grasp  the  lesson  of  our  Revolution  or  else  sooner  or  later  the Revolution  will  grasp  them. I  ask  myself:  what  can  be  done  to  bring  the  lesson  home  to  them?  Nothing  at  all,  unless they  are  ready  to  do  something  for  themselves.  The  revolution  cannot  wait  for  the  indolent, inefficient  and  corrupt  public  servant.  He  has  to  catch  up  with  the  Revolution,  or  the Revolution  will  catch  up  with  him.  The  public  servant  who  cannot,  or  will  not,  do  the  work for  which  he  is  hired,  will  be  fired.  It  is  no  good  saying:  I  have  been  in  this  job  for  twenty years. 

The  Revolution  cannot  go  into  your  long  record.  We  repeat  that  if  you  cannot  do  the job  of  the  Revolution,  someone  else  will  be  found  to  do  it.   However,  we  recognize  that  some  devoted  public  servants  may  be  inefficient  simply because  they  have  not  received  the  right  and  adequate  training  for  what  they  are  required to  do.  In  this  respect,  our  Revolution  will  do  one  of  two  things.  Either  move  them  to  a  job they  can  do,  or  provide  the  right  trainingonthejob  if  this  is  likely  to  produce  worthwhile results.

THE  ARMED  SERVICES 

The  Biafran  Armed  Forces  hold  a  key  position  in  the  Biafran  Revolution.  They  have  been rightly  in  the  frontline  defence  of  the  Biafran  nation  and  the  People  in  the  past  two  years. They  have  performed  this  task  creditably,  for  which  the  Nation  is  indebted  to  them.  But  like the  others,  our  military  institutions  carry  the  stamp  of  their  Colonial  and  Nigerian  origin.  For our  Revolution,  the  Biafran  Armed  Forces  must  be  transformed  into  a  true  People’s  Army.

The  New  Biafran  Armed  Forces  should  have  love,  unity  and  cooperation  between  the officers  and  other  ranks,  between  them  and  the  People. They  must  rid  themselves  of  the  starchiness  and  rigid  class  distinctions  which  are  the  hall mark  of  an  establishment  army;  they  should  always  ensure  that  their  members  never maltreat  fellow  citizens;  that  they  never  loot  or  “liberate”  the  People’s  property;  that  they treat  Biafran  womanhood  with  respect  and  decorum;  and  that  they  pay  fair  price  for whatever  they  buy  and  return  whatever  they  borrow  from  the  People. The  Biafran  Armed  Forces  must  unite  with  the  People  to  build  the  New  Society  and  must share  with  the  People  the  Biafran  ideology  which  sustains  the  Revolution.

THE  POLICE  FORCE

Like  the  Judiciary,  the  Police  Force  is  a  very  important  institution,  very  important  because  it is  given  the  special  responsibility  of  maintaining  law  and  order  and  guarding  the  security  of the  People  and  the  nation.  Like  other  institutions  of  our  society,  the  Police  Force  needs  to be  reformed  so  that  it  can  better  fulfil  its  function  in  the  Revolution.  Its  members  must absorb  the  ideals  of  the  New  Biafran  Social  Order.  The  Police  have  often  been  criticised  by the  public.  They  have  been  accused  of  corruption,  bribery  and  inefficiency.  We  say  that some  of  these  evils  and  weaknesses  can  be  traced  to  the  fact  that  the  Police  Force,  like many  other  institutions  of  our  society,  had  a  colonial  beginning  and  was  vitiated  in  Nigeria.

Today  we  are  involved  in  a  task  of  building  a  New  Society  with  new  values  and  new outlooks.  Our  Police  Force  must  be  part  of  this  New  Order.  It  must  promote  the  ideals  of the  New  Order    ideals  of  change  and  progress.  The  conduct  of  its  members  must,  in  the spirit  of  the  Revolution,  be  scrupulously  honest.  The  Biafran  Police  must  be  a  People’s Police,  that  is  to  say,  a  champion  of  the  People’s  rights. 

The  Policeman  is  not  there  simply to  arrest  criminals.  He  is  also  there  to  help  people  avoid  going  wrong.  He  must  never exploit  the  People’s  ignorance  of  their  civic  rights.  On  the  contrary,  it  is  his  duty,  where such  ignorance  exists,  to  teach  the  citizen  his  rights.  Above  all,  he  must  be  a  dedicated patriot  fanatically  devoted  to  prosecuting  the  safety  and  security  of  the  State.  Fortunately, we  know  there  are  members  of  our  Police  Force  who  are  imbued  with  these  ideals.  It  is  on them  that  the  Force  will  be  rebuilt.

BlackfireX:
Which continent is Nigeria in

somewhere in dark africa...

Guestlander:


Denying them how? Rotation is not written anywhere in the constitution. The rotation the writer was talking about was a policy adopted by some political parties and there are at least 10 political parties in Nigeria.
Is there anyone saying Ibos cannot contest under any of these parties?

you've only three options: Independent Biafra, Confederation of Ethnic Nations or Disintegration

my dear, make a right choice!

Guestlander:
"The question needs to be asked: are the Igbo Nigerians or are they not? "
.....

"The Hausa-Fulani have had more than their fair share. The Yoruba have had their turn. Ditto for the Niger Delta. What excuse then can there be for denying the Igbo their turn in 2023? Only nonsensical and self-serving ones."

The people who are already projecting a Yoruba president in Nigeria for 2023 are charlatans. They are up to no good and only hankering after juicy appointments for themselves or their godfathers, the better to rob the country blind. Believe me, they could not care less about the Yoruba.

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THE JUDICIARY

Since our Revolution has its foundation in the Rule of Law, the Judiciary becomes a most important arm of the State. It is the instrument for the protection and defence of our people’s liberties, for interpreting the will of our Revolution and for promoting the values of the New Order. It will be necessary, in the first place, to review our body of laws and bring it into line with the values and concepts of the New Order. It will be essential to stream-line this machinery so as to facilitate its processes and make legal redress available to all citizens. Every Biafran should find it possible and easy to have recourse to law courts when his rights or liberties are interfered with or threatened. In this he should be able to count on the support of his fellow citizens.

In the past, justice and its processes were often very remote from the life of the ordinary citizen. The ways of justice were beyond his understanding. And yet justice was meant to exist for his benefit. In revolutionary Biafra, the citizen should understand what law and justice are about. Our Revolution, therefore, aims at involving the citizen in the process of justice so that he will participate actively in the protection of his life and liberties and in the defence of the integrity, stability, and moral health of the nation.