How I wish that the Nigerian people had their own Odysseus’ , Achilles’, Agamemnons and Hectors. How I wish they had their own ancient poets and great thinkers like Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and Homer who could remind generations to come about our past exploits with their inspiring, compelling and historic prose.

Yet I look at the Nigeria of today and I am not encouraged or inspired. As a matter of fact I am deeply saddened. I see no heroes on the horizon but only questionable pretenders and fallen caricatures that have sold their heritage and destiny for a mess of porridge and that couldn’t give a fig about what history or posterity will say about them or their

Many have asked why I should say such things. Permit me to answer that pertinent question by posing a few of my own.

I start by asking: is this the Nigeria of Murtala Mohammed and Theophilius Yakubu Danjuma? Is this the nation that helped to liberate Angola, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa?

Is this the nation that restored sanity and stability to Sierra Leone, that brought an end to a civil war in Liberia, that fought so gallantly in Burma and Somalia and that quelled a military coup in Sao Tome and Principe?
Is this the nation whose wealth once knew no bounds and whose middle class once owned the finest cars and properties in London, Paris and New York? Is this the nation whose beautiful people once graced the streets of Belgravia, Chelsea, Hampstead and Knightsbridge?

Is this the country that once nationalized BP and that gave Margaret Thatcher sleepless nights over apartheid South Africa?

Is this the nation that once stood up to the mighty Boers and whose ancestors studied at Oxford and Cambridge as far back as the 1800’s?

Is this the nation whose inhabitants and various ethnic nationalities once ruled vast empires and whose progenitors contributed so much to the traditions, religion and culture of Ancient Egypt?
Is this the country that once fought a bitter and brutal civil war, yet declared ”no victor, no vanquished” and, in the spirit of love, came back as one? Is this the country which has been through thick and thin and yet whose people remained ever so resilient and always put a smile on their faces?

Is this the country where giants once held court and where the greats of old once presided? Where did we go wrong? What has happened to our people and what has afflicted our country? When did our leaders become spineless cowards and deceivers? When did the green white green of our nation’s flag become soiled with human faeces and when was it torn to shreds?

When did we shy away from fighting our own battles and prosecuting our own wars? When did we start bowing our heads in shame as events unfold in our country? When did we start sitting down silently as international newscasters speak about our nation in painful, disdainful, hushed and condescending tones?
What has happened to the ever courageous, ever smiling, ever confident and ever dependable Nigerian who shook the world with his arrogance and confidence and who spoke of his nation with pride and joy?
What has happened to our great army that was once the pride of Africa and that once made us so proud? What has happened to our great intellectuals and our men and women of courage and vision who once, like a collosus, bestrode the world?

What has happened to the stubborn and proud yet warm, friendly and profoundly good people that Nigerians once were? What has happened to the people that were once regarded as the hope of Africa and the pride of every black man on the planet?

Where and when did we go astray? How and when did it all go wrong?

When did we lose our strength, our wealth, our honour and our power? When did we lose our excellence, our confidence, our dignity and our self-respect? When did we become so weak and so helpless? When did we turn into killers, savages and barbarians
When did we become so pitiful that the whole world mocks us and heaps insults on us so easily? When did they start saying that we have ”no serious government”, that we have ”lost control of large portions of our nation” and that we can’t even protect our own children? When did we become incapable of defending our borders and protecting our people?

When did we turn into a laughing stock and a reference point for incompetence, stupidity, cowardice, ignorance, evil, cluelessness and all that is bad to the rest of the world?

When did other nations start giving us lessons on how to fight insurgency and how to prosecute our wars? When did our people start clamouring for foreign armies to enter our land, violate our sovereignty and march on our sacred soil?
When did we start having to ask others to come and solve our local problems? O Nigeria, how are the mighty fallen. Truly ours is a nation afflicted. She is finished and there is little hope of any form of redemption or resurrection.

The honeymoon is over and the glory has departed. One hundred years of a forced and failed marriage has ended in a bitter yet undeniable divorce. We have lost it all and there is no going back. Those that wish to break up our nation for sport and bring our people to their knees have had their way.

Those that wish to watch us slaughter one another in an orgy of mindless violence and that wish to establish their AFRICOM in our shores will soon be here and we shall be occupied forever
O Nigeria, how are the mighty fallen. I loved Nigeria but now I have stopped believing in her. She is saddled with many different sub- nations that were simply incompatible right from the start.

She is plagued and cursed with one particular sub-nation whose ruling elite are dangerous and unyielding, whose guile and deceit is second to none, who treat their own people with contempt and derision, who believe that they were born to rule, who think that power belongs to them, who suppress the religious and ethnic minorities within their ranks and who were taught from an early age that there was none besides them. Those people have killed Nigeria. They and those who have consistently bowed and trembled before them and who have always allowed them to have their way. Our nation has become a cruel joke- she is a maliciously contrived contraption that has shattered many dreams and frustrated many ambitions and aspirations. This was a country that was created for the benefit of just a few at the cost of the misery and pain of so many.


I will never accept the idea of living in a nation side by side with religious extremists who slit the throats of children, who habitually slaughter the innocents and who abduct and fornicate with small girls. Animals have no place in the homes of men.

It is time for us to stop pretending: let the terrorists and their friends in high places break away and establish their own country where they can marry as many young girls as they please and chop off as many limbs as they want. Let them form a nation where they can stone adulterers and turn women into chattels that are not even worthy of life.


Let those of us from the west establish Oduduwa and let us celebrate and enjoy our freedom from the bondage and ineptitude of a cruel failed state that has no soul and that lacks humanity and compassion.

Let us be liberated from the deceit that is known as Nigeria: a nation that once was but that is no more. Let us be free of Nigeria: a nation where injustice, evil, persecution, insensitivity, impugnity, terror, graft and wickedness reign supreme.
Let us be rid of Nigeria: a country where those of us that had the misfortune of being born on the ”wrong” side of the regional divide or who are adherents of the ”wrong” religious faith are butchered for our heritage and can never be treated as equals. Give us Oduduwa or let us die.
Yet we will eventually take our freedom by force if it is not freely given to us. We shall take it by fire: by the shedding of blood and by our own bleeding if necessary. We will take it by fire and by sacrificing our lives if that is what we are forced to do.

What we will never do is continue to live in perpetual slavery in a nation called Nigeria that is afflicted with feeble rulers and peopled by religious bigots, sexual deviants and bloodthirsty terrorists.

We shall not allow ourselves to be consummed by the weakness and ineptitude of our present-day rulers and the sheer incompetence of those that do not have the courage or the moral authority to crush the beasts that have abducted and enslaved our girls.

I have had enough. I say goodbye Nigeria: give them Biafra; give us Oduduwa or let us die.

Intense writeup from FFK. If he wrote this, I admire his knowledge of Nigeria's past glory.
On the other hand, when FFK was working closely with GEJ, were there thoughts of dividing Nigeria or this is becoming important when a new party defeated them?

Hmmmm

RichieF27:
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I have had enough. I say goodbye Nigeria: give them Biafra; give us Oduduwa or let us die.

Thatz all...

Ffk

all this anti Semitism should stop, what is all this jagons that Nigeria has fallen this is treason and a call for division can Nigerians handle a revolution? people should be careful of what they say look at Syria and learn.
there is nothing wrong in pointing the ills of the society but we should do so tactfully and not gra gra. my IBO people better don't dwell on the Biafra ideology which is even worse than the acclaimed zoo you leave in but should rather change the narrative and talk about the pogrom and genocide that occurred in the sixties and tell Nigerians the real reason you are agitated,any crisis now could led to unimaginable circumstances it is better we become wise and act with wisdom so we won't resort to that terrible word "no victor, no vanquished"

Act of injustice can never be tolerated in anyway. Goodbye Nigeria.

when he was chopping Nigerians money with his senseless boss, he didnt remember oduduwa but now that no power no money he is clamoring for a divided state.
wickedness and selfishness runs in most of our leaders veins.

chiddye:
all this anti Semitism should stop, what is all this jagons that Nigeria has fallen this is treason and a call for division can Nigerians handle a revolution? people should be careful of what they say look at Syria and learn.
there is nothing wrong in pointing the ills of the society but we should do so tactfully and not gra gra. my IBO people better don't dwell on the Biafra ideology which is even worse than the acclaimed zoo you leave in but should rather change the narrative and talk about the pogrom and genocide that occurred in the sixties and tell Nigerians the real reason you are agitated,any crisis now could led to unimaginable circumstances it is better we become wise and act with wisdom so we won't resort to that terrible word " no victor, no vanquished"

When the bolded text above was said, did it stop the ideology of Kill the Igbo first before the snake in the North till date? We speak of oneness when we want to deceive ourselves.


Nigeria is not a country and can never be.

[size=39pt] am just here so that Biafra and Nigeria will know I don't have work[/size]



*scratches Brokos and falls asleep*




To all my ayhnimis

ffk is trying to let y'all know that the ZOO was once a country

But believe me it has always been a ZOO from the get-go just that it had matured animals then but now

The matured animals are all dead

Nigeria has always been a ZOO

I_AM_SOSA

Give us biafra

This article was written by by FFK over a year ago.....it was against GEJs administration before he was brought in from the cold.....

Old article written just after FFK visited Jonathan in Aso Rock. Next thing, after he was thrown a bone to gnaw on, he started singing a different song. But these guys just had to go dig it out, post it without its link so people wouldn't know it is an old article.

PDP supporters on this forum are just a band of disoriented gasbags.

First they lied about Putin.

Next they lied about Natanyahu, this time, even went as far as posting a picture of "their own Natanyahu"

After that, they posted an old pic of jonathan (as president when he went for a coup intervention) and tagged it "Jonathan arriving in Tanzania amidst tight security.

And now they try to make a nearly two years old article look like it was written yesterday.

Na una go tire.

My only pain is that the politics board, reason why most of us visit this site, is fast turning into one messed up playground for kids and extremely stupiiiid adults, except Seun does something to stop the decay.

Let peace reign in this Nation oh God

SosaMontana:
ffk is trying to let y'all know that the ZOO was once a country

But believe me it has always been a ZOO from the get-go just that it had matured animals then but now

The matured animals are all dead

Nigeria has always been a ZOO

I_AM_SOSA

But the Yorubas and Hausas are ur masters in the zoo and we determine whether u will leave or not. Wake up. There is nothing like biafra unless we say otherwise. By 2019 a Yoruba man will take over and IF pdp wins, a Hausa man will take over. Hahahahahahah

Common pdp was able to decieve u people

This man never take him drug abi!