Femi Fani-Kayode, a former Minister of Aviation has said Nigeria needs a hero who could turn the country woes around.

According to the former minister who served as the spokesperson for President Goodluck Jonathan’s presidential campaign, Nigerians are under a spell.

In a Facebook post titled, “When cometh our deliverer?” Fani-Kayode said Nigeria had been underdeveloped for too long due to bad leadership and a dormant citizenry.

He said Nigeria needed a hero who could turn things around just as Oliver Cromwell did in England in 1653 shortly after the British Civil War when he sacked the Rump parliament and seized power.

Fani-Kayode said Cromwell, who was the Lord Protector of England, Scotland and Ireland, paid the ultimate price so that England could become a great country.
He said: “I look at Nigeria today and the behaviour of our collective overlords reminds me very much of the behaviour of the pre-Cromwellian “Rump Parliament’’ in England. Can anyone be in any doubt that it is time for us to speak those same words that Oliver Cromwell spoke to the English Parliament on April 20th, 1653 to our leaders here in Nigeria?

“Who will go forth courageously and speak truth to tyranny in the power of the Lord. When will God raise our own deliverer?

“Where is our own Oliver Cromwell or our own biblical Jehu? Where is our Elijah? When will the Jezebels that rule our land be thrown down from the balcony and when will the dogs eat their flesh and drink their blood?

“When will our Ahab be slaughtered in battle? When will the Nigerian people say ‘enough is enough’ and demand the change that they so desperately crave?

“When will they wake up from their accursed slumber and wipe away the faecal mess with which they have been stained, smothered, blinded, deafened and silenced?
“When will the spell that has been placed upon them be finally broken? When will they be free from this unwholesome bondage and be rid of their godless fears?

“When will their shackles be finally broken and when will they see, feel, hear and live again? When, O when, will our people be free and when will they become the pride of Africa that they were destined to be?

“In the Nigerian context, the question is this – when will our great stars emerge and when will Nigeria’s time to shine on the world stage come?

“When will the words of Oliver Cromwell find relevance in our space and when will the Lord answer our prayer and deliver us from the evil that plagues our land?”

Meanwhile, Fani-Kayode, has explained why the Igbos are most likely to break away from Nigeria in no distant future.

chocolateme:
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akpakoboy:

You de teach me bad thing.

chernest2002:
My people are soo afraid so the will always have failled old men as thier leaders.

Stelvin101:
I really hate this man with passion. when he was an Aviation Minister why didn't he act an Hero

Nnamdi Kanu is the man Fani Kayode is looking for, unfortunately, he is not interested in being a hero for Nigeria, cos he is already a Biafran Hero.