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The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Singingbae(m): 12:13am On Aug 09, 2016 |
5th AUGUST, 2016. It is no longer news that the new leader of Boko Haram, Mr. Abu Musa Al Barnawi, who apparantly has the backing of ISIS, has said that he will target only Christians and burn down all the Churches in the country. He has also said that Muslims and mosques will no longer be targetted and that Mr. Abubakar Shekau, the erstwhile leader and principal voice of the terror group, is no longer the leader. Mr. Shekau has responded by saying that he will continue to slaughter whoever he pleases and that he remains the authentic leader. There appears to be a very serious rift in the ranks of Boko Haram which is good news. As far as I am concerned the two factions can do us all a favour by destroying one another and burning in hell. Anyone that targets Christians and Churches, or indeed any innocent civilians for slaughter, is not worthy of life. They are nothing but vermin and, like the cockroaches that they are, they must be crushed. Mr. Shekau is evil but Mr. Al Barnawi is even worse: he is the devil incarnate. He represents ISIS and we all know what that means. Whichever way we look at it and whatever is going on within the ranks of Boko Haram we must not loose sight of the bigger picture. And that bigger picture points to one thing: Nigeria is in a mess. Quite apart from the poverty and hardship that has afflicted the land coupled with the total destruction of the economy and quite apart from the shattering of peoples dreams and the drastic reduction in their standard of living by the ineffectual and barren fiscal and economic policies of an inept and incompetent government, our President did not stop there. He also went as far as to appoint as his Minister of Sports a man who is clearly (to use Donald Trump's words about Hilary Clinton) "unbalanced and unhinged". This is a man that can barely speak english and who, during the week of the Olympics, publicly referred to our country as "the United States Of Nigeria" whilst reprimanding our Olympic football team for getting stuck in America and arriving late in Brazil. Someone should tell Honorable Minister Solomon Dalung that it was HIS job to get our boys to Rio De Janeiro on time and that it was something of a scandal and a national embarrasment that it took the last minute intervention and assistance of Delta Air, a private American airline, to get them there in time for their match with Japan. Whilst our boys did us proud by going on to defeat Japan and later Sweden, the video of the Minister disparaging them and spouting nonsense about some fictitious and imaginary country called 'the United States of Nigeria' whilst wearing his ridiculous red beret went viral on the internet. A fool goes by no other name. In normal climes the Minister would have been forced to resign the following day and he would have been compelled to apologise to the nation that he is purportedly serving for forgetting its name. Sadly though there is nothing that is "normal" about Nigeria or the Buhari administration. Equally abysmal was the recent outing of Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, President Buhari's "super Minister" of Power, Works and Housing, on BBC TV's Hardtalk. Before millions of viewers from all over the world, the Minister told his host Mr. Stephen Sackhur a shameless and pernicious lie by claiming that he never promised Nigerians an increase in power generation and supply. It is his inability to be forthright, to appreciate the virtues of telling the truth and to keep his election promises that has earned my aburo Tunde Fashola the nickname of Minister of Darkness. Since he was appointed 'super Minister' the power generation in our country has dropped from 5000 megawatts at the time when President Jonathan left office just over a year ago to under 2000 megawatts today. Worst still he has not managed to construct or complete the refurbishment of a single road. Yet it is not the crippled economy, the erring and dim-witted Minister of Sports, the intellectually dishonest and lying Minister of Power, Works and Housing or any of the other numerous foibles of the Buhari administration that gives us the most concern today. It is rather the gradual and systematic generation and invocation of a frightful and cataclysmic atmosphere of war and the looming threat and increasing likelihood of a great and violent ethnic and religious conflict, the likes of which Africa has never seen before. If it is not Boko Haram that is slaughtering our people it is the Fulani herdsmen. Worse still they are doing these despicable things with the active connivance and support of a few people that are in the corridors of power today whose objective is to islamise our nation, plunge us into a fiery abyss and create chaos. The bible says 'there is no fellowship between light and darkness'. We have said it before and we will say it again: we must restructure Nigeria before it is too late. If we fail to do so we will have no choice but to reconsider our so-called unity. If things don't change quickly we must consider the possibility of dividing our country and renegotiating our union. We cannnot afford to wait any longer because we are playing with fire and we are sitting on a keg of gunpowder. We must attempt to do whatever needs to be done peacefully and we must not allow the butchers and those that kill in the name of their god to provoke us into another civil war. Nothing represents the danger of the war that is looming more than the response of the Niger Delta Revolutionary Crusaders (an affliate of the Niger Delta Avengers) to Al Barnawi's threat. They responded by saying that if Christians and Churches are targetted by Boko Haram they will kill all the Muslims in the Niger Delta area and they will burn down all the mosques. It is a simple case of "action" and "reaction" and I sincerely hope that those that are use to killing others and not being killed themselves take them seriously. Clearly we are living in dangerous times and I sincerely hope that those that brought religion into our politics in 2015 and that used Islam and the Boko Haram offensive as a political tool against a southern Christian President are seeing the fruits of their labour. When you invoke the proverbial genie and let it out of the kettle you must be prepared to live with the consequences and whatever follows. Yet the folly does not stop there. As if our sensibilities were not already sufficiently provoked President Buhari took the religious dance to yet another level last week by directing the Central Bank of Nigeria to sell foreign exchange to Muslim pilgrims that were on their way to Saudi Arabia for hajj at 197 naira to 1 USD. This whilst everyone else, including students, manufacturers, businessmen, Christian pilgrims, the ailing and holiday- makers, must continue to buy at 400 naira to 1 USD. When the math is done this amounts to a whooping N7.9 billion naira concession for Muslim pilgrims. And all this in a country that is not only impoverished and whose people are suffering from the worst economic hardship and poverty crunch since independence but also one that is meant to be a secular state. Such is the national outrage that President Buhari's forex concession to his Muslim brothers and sisters has provoked that a well-known political commentator and activist Mr. Paul Achalla wrote the following on his Facebook wall on August 5th: "N410 to $1 for business, education, entrepreneurship, food processing, manufacturing, etc. and N197 to $1 for pilgrims going to Saudi Arabia? Bluntly put, Boko Haram ideology won Nigeria's 2015 general election!!!" Paul Achalla is right. How can this sort of nonsense be justified in a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-religious secular state? Is Buhari's Nigeria crafted only for the Muslim north? Is Saudi Arabia now the spiritual headquarters of our nation? If it is not the Sultan of Sokoto declaring public holidays, it is the President giving subsidised rates of foreign exchange and preferential treatment to members of his own religious faith. If it is not that he is leading our country into a sinister and dangerous military coalition of Sunni Muslim nations it is that he is holding conferences in Abuja with foreign Muslim clerics whose stated objective is to "spread sharia throughout Nigeria" and islamise our country. Worst still virtually all his Service Chiefs and principal commanders in his Armed Forces together with his National Security Advisor, his Minister of Defence, his Minister of Internal Affairs, his Inspector General of Police, his Chief of Defence Intelligence, his Director General of State Security, his Chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, his Commander of the National Civil Defence Corps, his Comptroller General of Customs, his Comptroller General of Immigration, his Comptroller General of Prisons and ALL his other security, para-security and intelligence agencies, bar one, are northern Muslims. Can there be any greater form of corruption, abuse of power, injustice and betrayal of trust than this? Does this not prove the fact that our country is in dire need of restructuring? (TO BE CONTNUED). https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10206199459054868&id=1516216357&refid=28&ref=opera_speed_dial&_ft_=qid.6316592619613325705%3Amf_story_key.-7057437308811524655 1 Like |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Singingbae(m): 12:13am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Thankz |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by chriskosherbal(m): 12:16am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Our prayers is for them to be in serious confusion among themselves. |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by bonechamberlain(m): 12:19am On Aug 09, 2016 |
God what have we done to deserve buhari,that man must not be allowed to spend to years in that seat. The north and south are very different entities. Backwardness cannot mix with forwardness. 1 Like |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by adonis89(m): 12:27am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Lots of sense in dis write up. But devils will come and call him names 4 Likes |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Jayceo(m): 1:12am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Nigeria really needs to be restructured. This guys keep taking Nigeria Backwards. 1 Like |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Badtman(m): 1:31am On Aug 09, 2016 |
FFK goes Mad again
Nawao 1 Like |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Oche211(m): 2:10am On Aug 09, 2016 |
*modified*FFK again? Looking at the man's antecedence, we all knw the dude is looking for who to lay with. Like a political wh*re, he's looking for whose bed to grace again. He criticised jonathan more than this. He insulted nd abused GEJ nd his administrations more than this bt whn he was called to dine at the table (which he had severally abused nd spate on), he openly took that nd we all knw how he messed u jonathan's campaign with his hate campaign/propaganda style. Dude is hungry, he just wants to stay relevant nd try to get intimate romance with this government. Period!!!! 2 Likes |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by JimiOgunlola: 4:32am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Oche211: 3 Likes
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Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by mayorbch(m): 4:56am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Oche211:Tackle the issues raised and not the person. Are these issues true? What should Nigerians do about it? 5 Likes |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by DeleteNonsense: 5:44am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Badtman:Short up! Why can't you counter the blunt truth? Before your eyes Nigeria will ceased to exist. All your plans to eliminate Christians will not work. 3 Likes |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by DeleteNonsense: 5:49am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Oche211:Okpo of highest order! Why can't you counter the blunt truth? You people want to kill us Christians but you know what? We will fight these demon enterprise with our last blood. 2 Likes |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by DeleteNonsense: 5:54am On Aug 09, 2016 |
You Have said it all. Nigeria was a lugardian and British mistake but we must correct that mistake or we all lowered down. 2 Likes |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Oche211(m): 7:49am On Aug 09, 2016 |
mayorbch:first nd foremost, FFK is one of those who messed up the country nd took us to where we are nw. He's been at the coridors of power even 4rm Obasanjo's time. I'm a christian and i think if there's anything that has polarized nd divided the nation, it's RELIGION. FFK used this massively in 2015 in his HATE campaign for GEJ. Boko haram vow to kill christians in the north, ND militants vow to kill muslims in the south, fulani re killing us (christians in North Central). They are all menace nd threats to our collective existence as humans. FFK isn't calling 4 our collective efforts (christians nd muslims) in tackling them, he's still playing the HATE CARD. If FFK is a Muslim, trust me, we've have called him an EXTREMIST. Where was FFK whn d federal govt (Buhar's govt) used the same #197 to $1 for christian pilgrimes to israel. If we had risen up as a country nd fought dat by asking anyone looking 4 God in Jerusalem to look for his own dollars like the Nigerian students abroad, manufacturers, importers nd the rest, do u think pres. Buhari would ve tried that again? Nw, a bad precedence has been set cos christians will demand 4 their own exchange rate again this year whn they go to Jerusalem. Who loses? Ofcus, it's those of us left to worship God in Nigeria. Instead of pitching christians against muslims, why didn't FFK call everyone together to stop all this. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Oche211(m): 8:04am On Aug 09, 2016 |
DeleteNonsense:What should Nigerians do about it? [/quote] first nd foremost, FFK is one of those who messed up the country nd took us to where we are nw. He's been at the coridors of power even 4rm Obasanjo's time. I'm a christian and i think if there's anything that has polarized nd divided the nation, it's RELIGION. FFK used this massively in 2015 in his HATE campaign for GEJ. FFK knws that our greatest fear is the islamization of Nigeria, he's always quick to use our fears to divide us why he gets what he wants. Boko haram vow to kill christians in the north, ND militants vow to kill muslims in the south, fulani re killing us (christians in North Central). They are all menace nd threats to our collective existence as humans. FFK isn't calling 4 our collective efforts (christians nd muslims) in tackling them, he's still playing the HATE CARD. If FFK is a Muslim, trust me, we've have called him an EXTREMIST. Where was FFK whn d federal govt (Buhar's govt) used the same #197 to $1 for christian pilgrimes to israel. If we had risen up as a country nd fought dat by asking anyone looking 4 God in Jerusalem to look for his own dollars like the Nigerian students abroad, manufacturers, importers nd the rest, do u think pres. Buhari would ve tried that again? Nw, a bad precedence has been set cos christians will demand 4 their own exchange rate again this year whn they go to Jerusalem. Who loses? Ofcus, it's those of us left to worship God in Nigeria. Instead of pitching christians against muslims, why didn't FFK call everyone together to stop all this. FFK is a devil behaving like an angel of Light. |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by DeleteNonsense: 8:57am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Oche211:Aren't nonsense! I excepted you to counter these our fears as Christian with points but you didn't do it. FFK is right if you doubt me go to Google and type "Abuja declaration". But I promise you and your cronies we will fight it with our last blood. Turkey's Christian - Muslim story is still fresh in my memory. |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Mylove55(f): 9:03am On Aug 09, 2016 |
bonechamberlain:so corruption is now forwardness, is now i know what ipod called forwardness, |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by hucienda: 9:09am On Aug 09, 2016 |
United States of Nigeria ![]() you gotta give it up for that Dalung minster ![]() |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by bonechamberlain(m): 9:27am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Mylove55:can't u read, what has corruption got to do with my post. |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by Oche211(m): 10:31am On Aug 09, 2016 |
DeleteNonsense:Delete Nonsense. Nobody can islamize a multi cultural, multi religious country such as Nigeria in this digit nd social media focused 21st century. That's ur fear nd it's what FFK is using 4 his own selfish personal agenda. If he is appointed 2morrow into d buhari govt, u'll then see the relevance of what i've been saying. He will defend, sing nd defend the government to the high heavens even whn it's obvious that the government is implementing anti-masses policy. Don't u for once think that FFK is doing all this for the christians. U'll fight with the last drop of ur blood? What's then the difference btw u nd an islamic extremist who strap explosive vest to kill people |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by NgeneUkwenu(f): 10:37am On Aug 09, 2016 |
This man only appeals to the sentiments IPOB miscreants...No sane Nigerian takes him seriously.. Keep fooling them.. |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by DeleteNonsense: 11:07am On Aug 09, 2016 |
NgeneUkwenu:Robotic apparatus keep going! |
Re: The Niger Delta Crusaders, And The United States Of Nigeria (part 1)-ffk by DeleteNonsense: 11:17am On Aug 09, 2016 |
Oche211:Still I want you to tell me that his claims are wrong but you have not done so, If you can't clear our doubt regarding this Islamic agenda in this country then OYO. |
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