- Nnamdi Azikiwe was born in 1904(was 10years old when the 1914 treaty was signed)

- Obafemi Awolowo was born in 1909(was 5years old when the 1914 treaty was signed)

- Abubakar Tafawa Balewa was born in 1912(was 2years old before it was signed)

- Ahmadu Bello was born in 1910(was 4years old before it was signed)

- Michael Okpara was born in 1920(the treaty has been signed 6years before he was born).

Who & who signed these papers on 1914 & called it amalgamation of the Northern Region & Southern Region, that we shall live together as one family without War, Marginalization, Conflict of interest & crisis?

These Nationalists mentioned above are still sucking breast at the time of the agreement. U can't mix Engine Oil & Palm Oil together to get a gud result. Neither can u play Jazz & Etigi or skelewu in the club at the same time & expect a gud dance.

Are we just learning how to spell Democracy in our country or the teacher does not know how to teach?

The problems of this nation started in 1914 because we don't know who signed treaty. We don't know their names & their intentions for signing it.
Did the so-called imperialists white sign it in the midnight while we were sleeping?

Let's open our eyes to look for the amalgamation treaty & do something about it. No Northerner can sleep with his eyes closed in the Southern part of Nigeria & no Southerner can do the same in the North.

Inter marriage is a Taboo. After 100years we are still importing toothpicks & going abroad for medical checkup, while our lucrative cash crops has gone! We are still campaigning "Education for all by the year 2050". “End poverty by 2030”

Unemployment is a baptismal name for
graduates, a police officer cannot boast of his work because of vestige of his salary, our Space Center & Satellite Office in Abuja can not trace the location of Sambisa Forest.

Was the treaty signed just to keep us as slaves to the white man?

Therefore I repeat it again, who signed this treaty?

bro stop gallivanting. everyone knows that those who signed the 1914 amalgamation were traditional rulers from all over Nigeria except Igbos because they never had a central government.