AN INDIVISIBLE NIGERIA: WHERE ISLAMIC MILITIAS KILLS OTHERS, UNQUESTIONED AND UNINTERRUPTED

Let me begin by quoting my leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB:

"As they campaign vigorously for the elections, you will think that they are coming to develop the economy, encourage justice, generate unity, tolerance and love for each other. No, they are coming to enthrone Hausa Fulani supremacy, to reposition the security agencies by sacking all competent hands and replace them with their kinsmen in order to drive their ethnic domination of the south.

Fulani will be armed to kill us with impunity, and their masters will protect them, they come to ensure that my people are enslaved forever, those who do not believe me will soon see how this will happen... Fulani will seize and dominate the entire South in the course of their long-standing agenda to Islamize Nigeria, they will seize our land under the pretext of creating grazing fields, then the conquest will be complete, and we will become their slaves forever "

This is the prophecy of the greatest leader of my time, and everything happened. If it were not for the IPOB that speaks and does resist their attempts, they would take our land under the pretext of grazing. That is why today in Nigeria, the government see the flags of Biafra as more dangerous to them than the weapons and murders of Fulani terrorists.

Sometimes last year the federal government deployed tanks to crush innocent people in the southeast, people who did not hurt anyone and killed no one, but did not go after the Fulani militiamen who killed many people in the country. Fulani herdsmen move with sophisticated rifles on their shoulders, they kill with impunity and they graze their animals on people's farms. No one questions or interrupt then, not even the government.

The jihadist Fulani named Buhari who is now the president of Nigeria, in 2000 led the team of Fulani leaders to visit the former governor of Imo state, Lama Adesina, and threaten war between Fulani herdsmen and farmers, today everything has changed because the boss of the murderers is in power. They invade communities and kill people.

The human rights bodies reported in 2017 that Boko Haram kills an average of 2,500 people a year, Fulani herders kill an average of 2,000 people a year. What efforts were made to stop the killings by the Fulani herders? Non. All they did is to lie to the world that they have "technically defeated Boko Haram". Instead of fighting against the Islamic terrorist known as herdsmen, the present governor of Kaduna, El-Rufai said that he paid them to stop the killings, thereby sponsoring them to kill more.

Buhari went to London, and the alleged late Gaddafi is behind the killings carried out by Fulani militias in Nigeria, and in America he said that Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria do not carry weapons but a stick. Huh! All lies, to protest his kinsmen who as a matter of fact, are the killers.

Have you ever wondered why cows are drawn on the Nigerian currency? Check the back of N200, this is confirmation of the speech of Sardona Sokoto, that Nigeria is the estate of his great-grandfather Uthman Dan Fodio, I do not want to talk about the Arab inscriptions on the Naira.

Fulani Islamic militias have so far slaughtered many person (mostly Christians) in Edo, Ekiti, Ogun, Ebonyi and Anambra, the most deadly killing occurred in Benue, Kogi, Taraba, Nasarawa, Plateau, Kaduna and other state. Killing and death toll rises every day.

Have you ever imagined why President Buhari and his Fulani kinsmen does not ask for grazing reserves in states that have the largest area in Nigeria such as Kano, their goal is the Middle belt, which, when captured, they would come to the south, which is the land of Biafra, as the Yoruba were captured long ago?

Only Biafra can save us, our governors will not do this, our senators will not do this, they are all under the oath of Hausa-Fulani. It's time to stand firm and fight for freedom. Biafra now or never. Support Biafra Referendum, your only hope for complete freedom.

Written by:

Mazi Malaki Aja
For: Rivers State Media

Edited by:
Oby Mboma

For: Rivers State Media

Published by:
Chibuike John Nebeokike
For: Rivers State Media