HOW TO SELL YOUR BITCOIN IN NIGERIA

 

Due to the recent ban of banks dealing with crypto currencies in Nigeria many Nigerians have become stranded with their Bitcoins stocked in their wallets and can't withdraw to their bank accounts as usual forcing them to sell at ridiculously low rates. Some Nigerian exchange sites sell and buy for as low as 22 to 23 million naira whereas the rea price of one Bitcoin as at today 30th April 2021 is above 50million naira. 

I have brought you goodnews on how to sell your Bitcoins for the actual price and retain the value of your sales. 

First of all you need a Skrill wallet. A Skrill wallet is an ordinary mobile money transfer wallet and the registration is free. It receives money in major currencies of the world like Dollars and Pounds and from your Skrill wallet you can withdraw money straight to your Nigerian bank account. 

Use this link to register on Skrill for free so you can start selling your Bitcoins at the real worth: https://account.skrill.com/signup?rid=105332719&utm_source=RAF&utm_campaign=AND

Now that you have registered on Skrill, next is to have a Binance account. Binance is the world's No. 1 Bitcoin trading platform, it is very reliable, fast and secure. 

Use this link to register for free on Binance and get back 10% of your crypto transactions: https://www.binance.com/en/register?ref=L4HV4KLT

Now that you have registered on Binance you have to get verified by providing your valid means of identification and doing face recognition identification on the site there. Now you can transfer your Bitcoins to your Binace account and trade them on Binace via Peer to Peer trade (strictly supervised by the Binace team) receiving your funds to your Skrill account which you can withdraw straight to your Nigerian bank account.

If you find this information useful kindly share to friends, family and foe! 

WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT THESE APPS

The recent trending FaceApp face modification app that went viral has made people to become conscious of their privacy online but do not know that even before FaceApp went viral so many other apps and sites have access to your details and can use them anytime without your information or compensation. Go to the "Privacy policy" or "Terms of use" of your social media apps and sites for you to understand the gravity of rights you convey on the developers of these apps and sites for using their services!

See the rights you gave Facebook for using their services:

See that of Google also:

The difference between that of FaceApp and Facebook compared with Google is that Google compensates through the "Adsense" scheme but the truth remains that they and their workers have access to your data; they have access to even the device you use in accessing their sites and services, they use it for several reasons that will enable you have a better experience using their sites and services!

WHY THE ALARM ABOUT FACEAPP?

It is believed that the reason for the alarm on "FaceApp" is because it's developers are Russians! Is America scared of Russia? Why are they making it seem as if the rights "FaceApp" demand for using their services is fishy whereas it's a normal thing?

What is the worst thing that can be done with your information? 

1. You might find your face on a commercial or bill board without your notice or being compensated!

2. For countries struggling with freedom of it's citizens for expression, their governments may demand  details of anyone they want to track down from these sites and service providers or ban access to the app within that country if the app owners refuse to comply!

As for the issue of using your details for crime, please that is absurd because anyone can access pictures of anyone once they have been uploaded to the internet whether you use FaceApp or not. So, I don't think the creators of this app will go to the length of creating an app just to get information of people they will use for crime!

Right away, FaceApp has the right to any picture that has been uploaded to their app; if these pictures have already been uploaded and FaceApp already has them; you that your yard is yet to know your name, what is your fear?

Please sit back and enjoy technology!

Charles Ogbu Wrote

One problem I have with this mentally truncated Bread Label certificate man called Muhammadu Buhari is that each time he wants to shake Table, he will leave all the strong strong Tables and go and be shaking the very wooden table that has his own blokos ontop of it.

How can a man who is yet to prove he has ordinary WAEC result go before the whole world to say that Nigerian youths are lazy and do not like going to school??

Which school im go?

Where is his WAEC???

Apart from 150 homosexual cows, what has this uncouth, uncultured, crude, primitive, arrogantly unteachable clown ever excelled in, to give him the moral right to describe Nigerian youths as lazy??

This is a man who got into the Army, not with his school result as was the rule then but with a mere Recommendation Letter given to him by his school headmaster. 

This is a man who was promoted in the army, not on merit but as a result of Quota system.

This is a man who has never really sweated for anything in life. All the positions he held before from Petroleum minister, PTF boss, former military administrator, head of state and now President were all as a result of the fact that he is a Fulani Muslim, not because he had either the intellectual wherewithal or any other qualifications required to run those posts.

If not for Quota system and the atrocious Master-Slave system we run here, would an intellectually-kwashiokored fellow like Buhari have made it to the position of even a village town-crier??

Anyway, I really don't blame him. Shebi if not for the 15 million "uneducated lazy" ones amongst us, this ethno-religious bigot would still be playing with his cows somewhere in Daura by now.

Anu mpama like him!

Nonsense!!!

*Little Things That Matter* _*Eniola Bello | Thisday 15 April 2018*_

“Let all things be done decently and in order.”
– 1Corinthians 14:40

Ever attended any event populated by top government officials, party big wigs, the CEOs of blue chip companies, their royal majesties and highnesses, the ex-this and ex-that, the contenders and pretenders to wealth and riches, in short Nigeria’s political, business and royal elite accompanied by their sidekicks – wives, concubines and everybody in-between? Did you notice the chaos, the absence of decorum, the indecency, the noise, and the child-like indiscipline? For years we have agonized over Nigeria’s failure to take off, development wise; the country’s inability to meet its potentials despite it being abundantly blessed with human and natural resources. For the nation’s present and past predicament, we have, like President Muhammadu Buhari, looked for someone or something to blame. But we seem to have forgotten those little things that matter – personal discipline, self-respect, decency, humility, and sense of order. These are defining characteristics that are mostly absent in the social lives of our political and business elite. Any wonder why the country has been so continually messed up? How can a group of politicians most of who have little or no self-esteem, no social grace, and whose personal conduct so belittles their high offices possibly birth and superintend over an orderly society?

To understand the point I’m making, permit me, dear reader, to show you the typical conduct of the cream of the nation’s elite at the post-wedding dinner Africa’s richest man Alhaji Aliko Dangote organised in honour of his daughter Fatima and her husband Jamil Abubakar. Without a doubt, the organization was superb. Whoever was the event planner did an excellent job in the hall décor, logistics, security, sitting arrangements, and general comfort of about 2,500 guests. Simple yet classy, the dinner, which held at the Banquet Hall of Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos was a reflection of the personality of the chief host and bride’s father, Dangote. For an event so well organized, the only minus was the indiscipline of a cross section of the guests – members of the ruling class.

To be fair, the organisers did have an understanding of the vain nature of Nigerian men of power and influence. They therefore took the pains to lay down some ground rules in an advisory attached to the Invite. One, to minimize traffic congestion at Eko Hotel, guests were advised to park their vehicles at nearby Eko Atlantic where shuttle buses were available to move guests to and fro the event venue. Indeed a bus lane was specially carved out for ease of movement of the guests. Two, guests were advised to go through a security check at the Eko Atlantic car park where the Invite was exchanged for an arm band, and a tag indicating a table number was issued for ease of sitting at the event venue. Three, politicians and public officials were requested to leave their security aides at Eko Atlantic since there were solid security arrangements from the car park to the event venue. Four, top public officials were enjoined not to allow their aides follow them to the event venue. Five, guests were advised to take their seats at 7.30pm.

As it were, every item on the advisory was obeyed in the breach, the culprits basically those on the top end of power, wealth and influence. It was either they didn’t read the advisory, or they felt its contents were beneath their status and office. State governors (not a few) were driven to the event venue in their convoys of several vehicles that were parked indiscriminately, blocking the right of way, creating a traffic congestion foretold, and making movement difficult for the shuttle buses, the hotel occupants and some other clients. Some state governors and not a few top politicians expectedly arrived late; they separately walked into the event venue with their individual crowd consisting of a battery of security aides in addition to other assistants, official and unofficial. It says a lot about our leaders sense of propriety that long before the arrival of the latecomers, the Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo, immediate past president of Tanzania Jakaya Kikwete, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and several foreign dignitaries were quietly seated. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo as special guest of honour did not arrive until about 9.00pm and the event could not officially take off until his arrival. There is something fundamentally wrong in the structure of our governmental administration that turns an otherwise decent man into an object we have always decried. The widespread practice of public officials, particularly politicians, not keeping to time and thereby disrupting the take off of an event is especially galling. It is disrespectful of the event organisers and the guests. When a programme that shouldn’t ordinarily take more than two hours is made to last four or five hours because of the late arrival of some government top shot invited to kick-start the event, the impression unwittingly created is that the guests have nothing productive to do with their time.

Long before Osinbajo arrived, Laz Ekwueme, an 82-year old musicologist, scholar, teacher, composer and culture icon stood on the stage for hours singing with, and conducting his, National Chorale orchestra. For the kind of elite guests in that hall, there was the expectation that Ekwueme and his orchestra would be performing to a captive audience. However, they might as well have been playing in an empty hall. Few people bothered to watch the performance. Fewer still cared to applaud in appreciation. Majority of the guests, the nation’s choice political and business elite, were milling around like market men and women, moving round the hall, talking at the top of their voices, completely unaware of the orchestra on stage, and not allowing the music, a fusion of African choral works with classical rhythm, soothe the minds of the few guests enjoying the performance. In some other civilized society, the meet and greet and networking session is done during the cocktails. Not so for the Nigerian elite. Thou gh there had been cocktails in a different hall between 5.30 and 7.00pm, people were still milling around the main hall hugging, pecking and backslapping when, as a matter of decorum, they were expected to have taken their seats.

That was the situation when the vice president arrived and the comperes were trying to get the guests seated for the programme to start. Compere IK, for almost all of 30 minutes, as politely as he could in the circumstance, pleaded and wooed and harried and cajoled the guests to take their seats for the event to start, that the vice president was in the house. IK could as well have been talking to himself. There was no indication anybody was listening to him. Then he resorted to subtle blackmail, that Gates and other foreign guests were watching and asking if that was how we conduct our affairs in Nigeria. Whether that line was real or the compere’s creative invention, it cut little or no ice. It was akin to asking a class of four-year olds to be orderly. It was only when IK began calling out names, notable names, in some kind of naming and shaming, that some sort of orderliness became noticeable.

Thereafter, IK pleaded with the herd of mobile policemen and state security service personnel, standing behind their principals (governors, senators, ministers, party leaders, security chiefs, etc.) and blocking the view of other guests, to find somewhere to sit. Not surprising, those being addressed stood there deaf and dumb. At this point, Compere Ali Baba, having apparently lost his cool, impatiently took over from IK and addressed the security men in a not so friendly tone. It was difficult to say whether Ali Baba’s approach elicited the desired effect. The situation, however, reflected poorly on their principals, as the organisers, having envisaged this, urged guests in the advisory the contents of which I had listed at the beginning of this piece, not to come into the Banquet Hall with their security aides. But then, how do you recognize Nigerian men of power and means without some security aides, in uniform or black suit, standing behind their seats more for status symbol than any issue of personal safety!

A foreigner in that gathering could not but leave with the impression that Nigerians are a noisy and unruly lot, a people lacking in self-respect and personal discipline, and who do not appreciate beauty and order. We should be worried when those who pass off this impression of the Nigerian are the cream of our political elite, men and women who initiate laws, who formulate and implement policies. “Good order”, writes Edmund Burke in Reflections on the Revolution in France, “is the foundation of all good things”. Can a class of political elite who revel in chaos possibly enact laws and formulate policies for the good order of the country? Wouldn’t that be a miracle of giving what they do not have? Is it any wonder this cartel of political elite cannot envision Nigeria in 10, or 30, or 50 years and put structures in place to make such vision a reality? Any wonder why nobody seems to be thinking of tackling the education and health of the burgeoning youth population in the short and long term? Any wonder why a state governor would advertise in a newspaper the list of public workers whose salaries were paid and celebrate that as an achievement, or a legislator commission a pit latrine as constituency project? How could this rabble of a political elite envision and birth a nation worthy of respect?*Little Things That Matter*

_*Eniola Bello | Thisday 15 April 2018*_

“Let all things be done decently and in order.”
– 1Corinthians 14:40

Ever attended any event populated by top government officials, party big wigs, the CEOs of blue chip companies, their royal majesties and highnesses, the ex-this and ex-that, the contenders and pretenders to wealth and riches, in short Nigeria’s political, business and royal elite accompanied by their sidekicks – wives, concubines and everybody in-between? Did you notice the chaos, the absence of decorum, the indecency, the noise, and the child-like indiscipline? For years we have agonized over Nigeria’s failure to take off, development wise; the country’s inability to meet its potentials despite it being abundantly blessed with human and natural resources. For the nation’s present and past predicament, we have, like President Muhammadu Buhari, looked for someone or something to blame. But we seem to have forgotten those little things that matter – personal discipline, self-respect, decency, humility, and sense of order. These are defining characteristics that are mostly absent in the social lives of our political and business elite. Any wonder why the country has been so continually messed up? How can a group of politicians most of who have little or no self-esteem, no social grace, and whose personal conduct so belittles their high offices possibly birth and superintend over an orderly society?

To understand the point I’m making, permit me, dear reader, to show you the typical conduct of the cream of the nation’s elite at the post-wedding dinner Africa’s richest man Alhaji Aliko Dangote organised in honour of his daughter Fatima and her husband Jamil Abubakar. Without a doubt, the organization was superb. Whoever was the event planner did an excellent job in the hall décor, logistics, security, sitting arrangements, and general comfort of about 2,500 guests. Simple yet classy, the dinner, which held at the Banquet Hall of Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos was a reflection of the personality of the chief host and bride’s father, Dangote. For an event so well organized, the only minus was the indiscipline of a cross section of the guests – members of the ruling class.

To be fair, the organisers did have an understanding of the vain nature of Nigerian men of power and influence. They therefore took the pains to lay down some ground rules in an advisory attached to the Invite. One, to minimize traffic congestion at Eko Hotel, guests were advised to park their vehicles at nearby Eko Atlantic where shuttle buses were available to move guests to and fro the event venue. Indeed a bus lane was specially carved out for ease of movement of the guests. Two, guests were advised to go through a security check at the Eko Atlantic car park where the Invite was exchanged for an arm band, and a tag indicating a table number was issued for ease of sitting at the event venue. Three, politicians and public officials were requested to leave their security aides at Eko Atlantic since there were solid security arrangements from the car park to the event venue. Four, top public officials were enjoined not to allow their aides follow them to the event venue. Five, guests were advised to take their seats at 7.30pm.

As it were, every item on the advisory was obeyed in the breach, the culprits basically those on the top end of power, wealth and influence. It was either they didn’t read the advisory, or they felt its contents were beneath their status and office. State governors (not a few) were driven to the event venue in their convoys of several vehicles that were parked indiscriminately, blocking the right of way, creating a traffic congestion foretold, and making movement difficult for the shuttle buses, the hotel occupants and some other clients. Some state governors and not a few top politicians expectedly arrived late; they separately walked into the event venue with their individual crowd consisting of a battery of security aides in addition to other assistants, official and unofficial. It says a lot about our leaders sense of propriety that long before the arrival of the latecomers, the Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo, immediate past president of Tanzania Jakaya Kikwete, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and several foreign dignitaries were quietly seated. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo as special guest of honour did not arrive until about 9.00pm and the event could not officially take off until his arrival. There is something fundamentally wrong in the structure of our governmental administration that turns an otherwise decent man into an object we have always decried. The widespread practice of public officials, particularly politicians, not keeping to time and thereby disrupting the take off of an event is especially galling. It is disrespectful of the event organisers and the guests. When a programme that shouldn’t ordinarily take more than two hours is made to last four or five hours because of the late arrival of some government top shot invited to kick-start the event, the impression unwittingly created is that the guests have nothing productive to do with their time.

Long before Osinbajo arrived, Laz Ekwueme, an 82-year old musicologist, scholar, teacher, composer and culture icon stood on the stage for hours singing with, and conducting his, National Chorale orchestra. For the kind of elite guests in that hall, there was the expectation that Ekwueme and his orchestra would be performing to a captive audience. However, they might as well have been playing in an empty hall. Few people bothered to watch the performance. Fewer still cared to applaud in appreciation. Majority of the guests, the nation’s choice political and business elite, were milling around like market men and women, moving round the hall, talking at the top of their voices, completely unaware of the orchestra on stage, and not allowing the music, a fusion of African choral works with classical rhythm, soothe the minds of the few guests enjoying the performance. In some other civilized society, the meet and greet and networking session is done during the cocktails. Not so for the Nigerian elite. Thou gh there had been cocktails in a different hall between 5.30 and 7.00pm, people were still milling around the main hall hugging, pecking and backslapping when, as a matter of decorum, they were expected to have taken their seats.

That was the situation when the vice president arrived and the comperes were trying to get the guests seated for the programme to start. Compere IK, for almost all of 30 minutes, as politely as he could in the circumstance, pleaded and wooed and harried and cajoled the guests to take their seats for the event to start, that the vice president was in the house. IK could as well have been talking to himself. There was no indication anybody was listening to him. Then he resorted to subtle blackmail, that Gates and other foreign guests were watching and asking if that was how we conduct our affairs in Nigeria. Whether that line was real or the compere’s creative invention, it cut little or no ice. It was akin to asking a class of four-year olds to be orderly. It was only when IK began calling out names, notable names, in some kind of naming and shaming, that some sort of orderliness became noticeable.

Thereafter, IK pleaded with the herd of mobile policemen and state security service personnel, standing behind their principals (governors, senators, ministers, party leaders, security chiefs, etc.) and blocking the view of other guests, to find somewhere to sit. Not surprising, those being addressed stood there deaf and dumb. At this point, Compere Ali Baba, having apparently lost his cool, impatiently took over from IK and addressed the security men in a not so friendly tone. It was difficult to say whether Ali Baba’s approach elicited the desired effect. The situation, however, reflected poorly on their principals, as the organisers, having envisaged this, urged guests in the advisory the contents of which I had listed at the beginning of this piece, not to come into the Banquet Hall with their security aides. But then, how do you recognize Nigerian men of power and means without some security aides, in uniform or black suit, standing behind their seats more for status symbol than any issue of personal safety!

A foreigner in that gathering could not but leave with the impression that Nigerians are a noisy and unruly lot, a people lacking in self-respect and personal discipline, and who do not appreciate beauty and order. We should be worried when those who pass off this impression of the Nigerian are the cream of our political elite, men and women who initiate laws, who formulate and implement policies. “Good order”, writes Edmund Burke in Reflections on the Revolution in France, “is the foundation of all good things”. Can a class of political elite who revel in chaos possibly enact laws and formulate policies for the good order of the country? Wouldn’t that be a miracle of giving what they do not have? Is it any wonder this cartel of political elite cannot envision Nigeria in 10, or 30, or 50 years and put structures in place to make such vision a reality? Any wonder why nobody seems to be thinking of tackling the education and health of the burgeoning youth population in the short and long term? Any wonder why a state governor would advertise in a newspaper the list of public workers whose salaries were paid and celebrate that as an achievement, or a legislator commission a pit latrine as constituency project? How could this rabble of a political elite envision and birth a nation worthy of respect?

''My Father Burned All My Property After I Accepted Jesus Christ'' Senator Binta Garba

Senator Binta Masi Garba who represents Adamawa North Senatorial District in the Senate, yesterday narrated how her father set all her belongings on fire after she accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. At a thanksgiving service to mark her 50th birthday in Adamawa state, Senator Binta said she had always been a Muslim prior to her conversion to Christianity and that her conversion caused a major rift between herself and her father.  “I gave my life to Christ when I was in primary school. My father was infuriated and he burned everything I had because of my decision to follow Christ. I suffered so much because of the name of Jesus. I would have been nothing if not for His grace. The rejected child, because of my faith, has become a cornerstone. I give glory to His name.” Amongst the dignitaries that attended the thanksgiving service include Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Rotimi Amaechi and others.

Verily verily I say unto you.. To be a northerner is very good.. To be a southerner is very very bad..

6 presidents are still recovering Abacha's loot. Babangida's oil windfall is not "auditable!". Yet EFCC is stuck on Patience Jonathan's bank accounts. Loosing 4 consecutive cases and 3 appeals on same account.. While the other ex first ladies catwalk the world with our loot..
It's just very bad to be a southerner in Nigeria.
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TY Danjuma said Nigerian Army is complicit in the killings in Nigeria. Army sets up a panel of enquiry to look into it.
Nnamdi Kanu says the Nigerian government is complicit in the killings. Army sets up a python dance. Please that show of force and test driving of APCs that the army did in Umuahia, when will they test it at sambissa and Taraba?
To be a southerner is simply very bad..
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Enyinnaya Abaribe logically proves that Muhammadu Buhari is grossly incompetent. The northern senator calls on him to apologize while the south senators watch like they ate beans cooked with sapele weed..
Northern senators baptize Goodluck Jonathan a "clueless drunk". Nigeria hails them.
To be a southerner in Nigeria is very bad.
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Police declare Dino Melaye wanted yet guard and protect him in the same Kogi.

Police declare Chukwuma Innoson wanted and wage gestapo style arrest at his home, slapping his wife. Nigeria goes mute because..
It's very bad to be a southerner in Nigeria.
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Alex Ekwueme's hospital bill is disrespectfully sang like a nursery rhyme but Buhari's bills remain sacrosanct for security reasons..
To be a southerner is indeed a genetic default..
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Court frees Boko Haram fighters captured at fronts for want of evidence, orders compensations and amnesty be paid. Same court continually incarcerates IPOB members for peaceful protest and evidence remains one licensed den gun that has never fired a cartridge since its production.
The crime is to be born a southerner!
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Boko Harams kidnap 215 in Chibok, 110 in Dapchi, kill 208 in Yobe. Fulanis are not kidnappers. One Evans kidnaps in Lagos. Igbos are kidnappers and rapist.
To be a southerner in Nigeria is just a sin.
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Fuel is N210. Subsidy of N1.4trn paid in 3 months. Muhammadu Buhari is not corrupt. The buck does not stop at the president because he is not AWARE. When fuel was N97. Subsidy of N3.8trn paid over 6years. Jonathan is corrupt.. The buck stops at the omniscient Jonathan's table..
To be a president from the south is very bad.
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Buhari single handedly approves N1.0bn in one month for his cronies as security vote and point at Libyans. Nigerians agree. Goodluck Jonathan evidently approves fund for the purchase of arms. All panels attest to these purchases. Yet Jonathan is a thief.
Like he didn't know that to be a southerner is a crime..
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Dasukigate recipients, 92%north.
Discovered stolen funds, 76% north.
Oil well and government cronies, 83% north.
APC looters list 88% southerners..
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It is just too bad to be a southerner and indeed very good to be a northerner because of PDP vs APC bigotry..
Happy weekend to southern Nigeria.. Northerners can go to Libya and collect their own!

Bishops Edwin

WHEN JUSTIN GOT MARRIED TO MUHAMMADU

"You have my best wishes on your recent decision. I read your declaration speech. We are neutral as a Church but we will pray for you. Great statesmen are those who run for the good of their country. We will be praying for you"- Archbishop Justin Welby to President Muhammadu Buhari.

It is clear to me that this 'same-sex-marriage-loving' and confused English Archbishop deserves to be hung, drawn, quartered and burnt at the stake!

Since when did the Church of England and the Archbishop of Canterbury sink so low?

You are associating with a tyrant who is in open collusion and collaboration with Fulani herdsmen and Boko Haram and who has presided over, orchestrated and encouraged the mass murder and slaughter of hundreds of thousands of his own people.

This is a man who has refused to label the Fulani herdsmen terrorists and who has publicly identified with some of the core values of Boko Haram and defended them on numerous occasions in the past.

You say that you are neutral as a Church yet you keep having photo-ops and closed-door meetings with the tyrant and you refuse to condemn him for his gross and barbaric human rights violations, his attacks on and marginalisation of the Christian faith, his contempt for the Church and his hatred for non-Muslims and non-Fulanis. Shame on you!

The attempt by the British government and intelligence agencies, using a discredited and out of touch 'same-sex-marriage-loving' ArchbishopJustin Welby, to help to prop up and legitimise a failed tyrant, an ethnic cleanser and a genocidal maniac who hates and kills non-Fulanis, Shia Muslims, IPOB youths and Christians, will fail.

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND HIS CRUEL HUSBAND

When President Muhammadu Buhari arrived in the United Kingdom in preparation for the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting, Archbishop Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Cantetbury and the presiding Bishop of the Church of England, who dutifully sat at his bedside when he was critically ill last year and who has assumed the role of his beloved second wife, said the following:

"Mr. President, you have my best wishes on your recent decision. I read your declaration speech. We are neutral as a Church but we will pray for you. Great statesmen are those who run for the good of their country. We will be praying for you".

There is no question in my mind that Welby is Buhari's new-found bride.

As I said in an earlier contribution, it is clear to me that this 'same-sex-marriage-loving' and confused English Archbishop deserves to be hung, drawn, quartered and burnt at the stake!

He says he will be praying for a blood-lusting and tyrannical monster that has inflicted nothing but pain and hardship on the Nigerian people.

What on earth have we done to Justin Welby to deserve this disdain, contempt, insult and mockery? Would he pray that such a creature should preside over the affairs of his Great Britain?

Does Justin know who and what his husband really is and what he has done? Does he even care to do the research and find out?

Has the blood of the Christian martyrs and saints that has been shed over the last three years in Nigeria not moved or touched the heart of this so-called Archbishop?

Has he lost all sense of decency and compassion and has the milk of human kindness stopped flowing in his veins?

Has he stopped hearing from God or is he just rebellious and defiant to the leading of the Spirit and the voice of the Lord? As a matter of fact did he EVER hear from God?

When a senior cleric espouses a cold-blooded and merciless demoniac it gives cause for concern. When a shepherd encourages and endorses the bestial atrocities of an insatiable wolf that takes pleasure in devouring his sheep it is an abomination.

Since when did the Church of England and the Archbishop of Canterbury sink so low?

You are associating with a tyrant who is in open collusion and collaboration with Fulani herdsmen and Boko Haram and who has presided over, orchestrated and encouraged the mass murder and slaughter of hundreds of thousands of his own people.

This is a man who has refused to label the Fulani herdsmen terrorists and who has publicly identified with some of the core values of Boko Haram and defended them on numerous occasions over the years.

You say that you are neutral as a Church yet you keep having photo-ops and closed-door meetings with the tyrant and you refuse to condemn him for his gross and barbaric human rights violations, his attacks on and marginalisation of adherents of the Christian faith, his contempt for the Church and his hatred for non-Muslims and non-Fulanis. I say shame on you!

The attempt by the British government and intelligence agencies, using a discredited and out of touch 'same-sex-marriage-loving' Archbishop Justin Welby, to help to prop up and legitimise a failed tyrant, an ethnic cleanser and a genocidal maniac who hates and kills non-Fulanis, Shia Muslims, IPOB youths and Christians, will fail.

Permit me to go further by putting the following questions to the Archbishop.

How can you possibly know who your real friends in Nigeria are or who and what your husband really is when you didn't even know who your real father was until two years ago?

How can you possibly recognise the fact that entering into intimate relations and deep fraternity with a man whose hands are soaked in blood and who delights in indulging in wickedness and injustice is anti-Christ and ungodly when you preside over a Church that encourages and administers same-sex marriages and that believes that being gay is a virtue?

Is it any wonder that many Anglican denominations all over the world, including Nigeria and Africa, severed ties with and renounced the English branch of the Anglican Church over ten years ago because of your love for homosexuals and gay marriage and other grave doctrinal violations of the Holy Scriptures?

I have nothing but contempt for your weakness and inability to preserve and protect the gospel and true teachings and beliefs of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and I view you as nothing but a compromised and corrupted hell-bound soul.

Your love for your husband Buhari does not surprise me. I am aware that it has always been so since his days at PTF.

I do not expect any better from you because I know how flawed, insensitive, seedy, irresponsible, detached, out of touch with reality and compromised you really are but because of your station in the Church and reverred calling others may well do. Consequently I am constrained to put the following questions to you.

Have you asked the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) what they and the 120 million Christians that they represent have been going through since your husband came to power?

Do you know how many Christians are killed on a daily basis in Nigeria by security forces and state-sponsored Fulani jihadist militias?

Have you asked the Anglican Communion in Nigeria what Christians have been going through in our country under your husband?

Have you asked the Methodists, the Baptists, the Catholics, the Evangelicals, the Pentecostals, the Cherubim and Seraphim, the Apostolic Church, CAC, ECWA, COCIN or any other Christian denomination in Nigeria what their members have witnessed over the last three years?

Have you sought the counsel of the National Christian Elders Forum (NCEF) and found out from them precisely what the overall objective and long-term plans of your husband's government is for Christians in Nigeria and how his greatest desire is to islamise our nation through a process that they have aptly described as "stealth jihad"?

Have you read the excellent article titled "Nigeria and State Complicity With Terrorists" by the British security analyst Dr. Ann McGregor which makes a compelling case about the collusion and strong collaboration that exists between the Buhari government and the Al Barnawi-faction of Boko Haram?

Do you know how Christian officers are treated in the security and intelligence agencies and in the Armed Forces in Nigeria?

Do you know the indignities that they have been subjected to and do you appreciate the fact that they cannot speak out due to fear of sanctions and reprisals?

Do you know that every single one of the para-military, security and intelligence agencies in Nigeria and every branch of the Nigerian Armed Forces except for the Navy is headed by a northern Muslim?

Are you aware of the fact that the Trump administration, through Vice President Mike Pence of the United States of America, has described Nigeria as "the most dangerous place in the world for Christians to live?"

Do you know that they are absolutely right about that?
Do you know that thousands of Shiite Muslims and Igbo youths have been butchered by your husband's security agencies and Armed Forces over the last three years?

Do you know that Nigeria has become an abbatoir of human blood and butchery under him?

Do you know that Amnesty International has accused your husband's government of heinous human rights violations and mass murder?

Do you know that Transparancy International has accused him and his government of indulging in more corruption than any other government that came before him?

Do you know that the IMF has said that more people are hungry under his government than any previous administration?

Do you know that President Olusegun Obasanjo, President Ibrahim Babangida, President Goodluck Jonathan, General T.Y. Danjuma, Vice President Atiku Abubakar, the leaders of Afenifere, Ohaeneze, The Middle Belt Forum, the Niger Delta elders and countless other leaders across political party and socio-cultural lines have condemned your husbands activities and record in public office and asked him not to come back?

Do you know that 808 Christians were murdered in their homes by Fulani herdsmen on Christmas eve and Christmas day alone in 2016?

Do you know that not one of the herdsmen that perpetuated this heinous crime was caught or brought to justice simply because they enjoy the support of your husband and his security agencies?

Do you know that hundreds of thousands of others have been butchered in the same way and by the same people all over the Middle Belt and the south over the last three years?

Do you know the terror the Christians and indigenous people of Taraba, Benue, Plateau, Adamawa, Kogi, Kwara, Nassarawa, Niger, Enugu, Abia, Anambra, Oyo, Ogun, Ekiti, Oshun, Delta, Edo, Akwa Ibom, Cross Rivers, Imo, Ebonyi, Lagos, Zamfara and others have been subjected to by your husbands kinsmen in the name of cattle-herding over the last three years?

Do you know that when the Fulanis kill they target women and children especially and they remove the vital organs, eyes, tongue, private parts, liver, kidneys and hearts of their victims?

Do you know that they use those human parts for ritual purposes? Do you know that they are pagans and not real Muslims?

Do you know that not one Fulani herdsman has been brought to justice in the last three years by your husband even though they have slaughtered hundreds of thousands of innocent and defenceless Christians and non-Fulani Muslims all over the country?

Do you know that they enjoy official protection and support from your husband? Do you know that your husband refers to them publicly as his "people" and his "brothers" and that he has appealed to the communities whose people they have slaughtered to "accomodate them" and "treat them with understanding?"

Do you know that Christians and non-Fulanis are disarmed by your husbands security forces and told that they must not attempt to defend themselves when they are attacked by the Fulani otherwise they will be arrested or shot by the police or the military?

Do you know that your husband once said that Boko Haram should not be wiped out and that "an attack on Boko Haram is an attack on the north?"

Do you know that Boko Haram once proposed him as their spokesman and chief negotiator in proposed talks with President Jonathan's government?

Do you know that he shares some of their core values and objectives such as the view that sharia must be spread and practised in every part of the country?

Do you know that he once said that Muslims should only vote for Muslims? Do you know that he once said that it is not the business of Christians when Muslims cut off the limbs of other Muslims under sharia because it is not Christian limbs that are being cut off?

Do you know that your husband hates the Igbo people of south-eastern Nigeria who are predominantly Christians? Do you know that over 2 million of the Igbo, including 1 million children, were slaughtered by Nigerian forces in our civil war and that your husband was deeply involved in that carnage and slaughter?

Do you know that last year he declared IPOB, an Igbo organisation who believe in the right of self-determination and the establishment of Biafra, who do not have an armed wing and who have never carried arms, killed anyone or indulged in any form of violence, as a terrorist organisation?

Do you know that he "disappeared" Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of IPOB and in the process killed many people in his house?

Do you know that he has locked up Sheik El Zak Zaky, the leader of the Shiite Muslims in Nigeria, indefinately and against court orders after killing his children, slaughtering hundreds of his people, shooting his wife four times in the stomach and shooting him in the eye?

Do you know that he has detained Col. Sambo Dasuki, a former National Security Advisor, a reasonable, moderate, civilised, urbane, cosmopolitan, liberal and blue-blooded Fulani Prince of the Sokoto Caliphate and a man whose only crimes are that he served President Goodluck Jonathan diligently and that he presents a credible and potent threat to your husbands tyrannical government and 2019 ambitions?

Do you know that your husband has not only given Boko Haram millions of dollars in ransoms over the last three years but he has also released ALL their key commanders and granted them amnesty?

Do you know that many of the freed Boko Haram footsoldiers that your husband has set free are secretly being drafted into the Nigerian Army?

Do you know that your husband's Minister of Information, one Lai Mohammed, once complained that Boko Haram should never have been proscribed in the first place and that it was "unjust" for the Jonathan administration to have done so?

Do you know that the supposed kidnap of the Dapchi schoolgirls was a government-sponsored money-making scam and that the only girl that was not freed and allowed to go home was Leah Sharibu, the only Christian amongst them, simply because she refused to renounce her faith?

Do you know that your husband has consistently humiliated Christians, insulted CAN, shamed the Church and treated believers with more contempt than any other President or Head of State in the history of Nigeria since he came to power?

Do you know that he is an ethnic cleanser whose Air Force has bombed predominantly Christian IDP camps and communities and whose Army has colluded with Fulani herdsmen to commit genocide and mass murder against Christian communities?

Do you know the number of petitions and credible allegations that have been filed against your husband and his military commanders at the International Criminal Court at the Hague (ICC) and do you know that he has committed more crimes against humanity and war crimes than virtually all of those that have been jailed by that same court in the past.

Do you know that northern and Middle Belt Nigeria is in a state of undeclared war and that thousands of people are slaughtered by your husband's Fulani herdsmen every day?

Do you know how much suffering and havoc he has unleashed in our land and how much he has tormented our people?

The truth is that your marriage to Buhari sickens. By entering into this ungodly union you have betrayed your calling as a priest and you turned your back on the whole of Christiandom.

You have also spat on the graves of hundreds of thousands of believers that your husband has murdered over the last three years.

You have defecated on the memories and the sacrifice of the martyrs and pissed all over the holy scrlptures that constrains us to stand up against tyrants and bullies, to speak up for the oppressed, the weak, the persecuted, the poor, the falsely accused and the righteous, to fight against injustice and tyranny and to resist evil.

Like Macbeth you have murdered sleep, you shall sleep no more and your wickedness shall come back to haunt you.

You should bow your head in shame and ask God for forgiveness.

I advise you to file divorce papers against Buhari, terminate your ungodly marriage to him and find yourself a new husband.

Finally consider this.

President Donald Trump broke the news to the world that American, British and French jets were on their way to bomb Syria on the morning of 14th April he asked the following question:

"To Iran and to Russia, I ask: What kind of a nation wants to be associated with the mass murder of innocent men, women and children?"

I put the same question to Archbishop Justin Welby and all those that share his unnatural affection, love and support for President Muhammadu Buhari today by asking,

"What kind of a man wants to be associated with the mass murder of innocent men, women and children?"

INEC Will Not Count Prayer Points

Nigerians especially Christians are good at praying for the government without doing the needful. We must note that dumb men are voted into power by good bright enlightened people who don't vote.

So the question you're asked today is: Have you gotten your PVC?

A TIME TO LOVE AND A TIME TO HATE by Femi Fani-Kayode

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way"- Charles Dickens, 'A Tale Of Two Cities', 1859.

Charles Dickens' famous opening lines in what has proved to be one of the most moving, outstanding and celebrated books in modern history titled "A Tale Of Two Cities" are as appropiate and applicable to Nigeria in 2018 as they were to Victorian England in 1859.

These are indeed the worst of times and the best of times for Africa's so-called giant.This is indeed the season of light and the season of darkness.

This is the age of tyranny, barbarity, mass murder, genocide, ethnic cleansing, state-sponsored militias, persecution of dissenting voices and wholesale oppression and the age when new giants and heroes rise in courage and defiance and where new beginnings are establshed.

Let us consider the following.

Fulani terrorists that are generally referred to as "herdsmen" are slaughtering the Tivs, the Idomas and the Igede in Benue state and elsewhere yet President Muhammadu Buhari, who is himself a Fulani and indeeed the Life Patron of Miyetti Allah their umbrella organisation, says he is "not in a hurry to make decisions" on the matter and he insists on referring to the killers as his "brothers" who "must be accomodated".

I wonder how many more people have to be butchered before the King of the North wakes up and recognises the fact that his country is on fire and that, if not put out quickly, that fire will consumme him, his government, his Fulani people and indeed the whole of Nigeria.

It is with this in mind that I viewed the strange appeal by a very dear and respected sister of mine who is from the north but who has resided in the United Kingdom for the last 30 years to show love to the Fulani terrorists, to live in harmony and peace with them and to forgive them for their acts of genocide and other daily atrocities.

Love and forgiveness and the quest for peace is indeed a great Christian virtue but it does not apply and neither can it be offfered where there is no repentence, remorse or restitution on the part of the aggressor.

You cannot forgive and show love or be at peace with a butcher who proceeds to rape and murder your wife and children before your very eyes, burn down your home, steal your land, destroy your religious faith and your way of life, insult your God and wipe away all trace and memory of your family and ethnic nationality.

That would be delusion and madness and nothing but a full-scale manifestation of wholesale cowardice. It would also be  a glaring abdication of your duty as a Christian, a man, a husband and a father to protect your family, your loved ones and your community and indeed all those that God has placed under your care.

My first thoughts when she made her "love the terrorists" appeal were whether she ever considered asking the people of Iraq and Syria to love and live in peace with ISIS when they were under occupation.

I wondered whether she asked the people of Somalia, Kenya and East Africa to live in love and peace with Al Shabab.

I wondered whether she asked the people of Uganda to live in love and peace with the barbaric hordes known as the Lord's Resistance Army or whether she asked the Tutsis of Rwanda to live in peace with the murderous Hutus as they butchered 800,000 of their people with matches in the streets of Kigali all in the space if three weeks.

I wondered whether she asked the people of Pakistan, Afghanistan and India to live in love and peace with the Taliban or whether she asked the people of Libya and north Africa to live in love and peace with Al Qaeda and Islamic Jihad.

I wondered whether she asked the Christians of Lebanon to live in love and peace during the days of their civil war when the Muslims slaughtered them from house to house in their hundreds of thousands.

I wondered whether she asked the people of north eastern Nigeria to live in love and peace with Boko Haram or whether she asked the good people of the Jewish state of Israel to live at peace with Hamas, Hezbollah or Daesh.

I wondered whether she urged the blacks of South Africa to love and live at peace with the white Boer setttlers that took their country, stole their land, reduced them to animals and placed them under the curse and bondage of slavery during the cruel years of apartheid.

I wonder whether she urged the world to embrace Adolf Hitler and his Nazis in love and peace before, during and after the Second World War and whilst they attempted to wipe out much of humanity and gassed 6 million Jews and 4 million gypsies and slavs to death in their gas chambers.

I wonder whether she asked the Christian Armenians that had one million of their people massacred by the Muslim Turks to live at peace and in love with their tormentors and oppressors or whether she asked the people of Cambodia to live at peace and in love with Pol Pot's 'Khmer Rouge' that slaughtered one million of their people in the killing fields.

I wonder if she would have asked the black African slaves of the old southern Confederate states of the United States of America to accept their horrific plight and to live at peace and in love with their white slave owners and masters and I wonder whether she would have asked Rev. Martin Luther King to abandon the struggle for black human rights and civil liberties in America in the 1960's and instead live in love and peace with those that viewed his people as nothing but sub-human chimpanzees and monkeys.

Innocence and a charitable and kind spirit is one thing but naivety is quite another. And to accept injustice, wickedness, tyranny, slavery, servitude, barbarity, genocide, ethnic cleansing and oppression with gratitude and cowardly acquiesence and silence, all in the name of the quest for peace and love, is a curse.

It is better to die a free man than to live as a slave. It is better to die on your feet than live in your knees. It is better to die with honor and dignity and fighting for a noble cause and your freedom than to live in perpetual slavery and indefinate servitude.

Wherever and whenever we see evil and a manifestation of man's inhumanity to man it is our duty as Christians and leaders to call it out and oppose it vehemently. If you cannot do that then you are not a believer but an intellectual barbarian and a shameless coward that is not worthy of Christ or the great salvation that He offers.

Anyone that visits the scene of the genocidal crimes or that has visited the homes, families and victims of the Fulani terrorists after they have committed their barborous atrocities, as yours truly has done on several occasions, will have no thoughts of love and peace towards the perpertrators of those crimes but only contempt, disdain, defiance and pure and unadulterated hate.

I do not hate the Fulani race but I hate the terrorists amongst them that commit these hideous atrocities.

We are not dealing with human beings or even animals here: we are dealing with ravenous, wild and insatiable beasts. And there can be no love, mercy, fellowship or peace between wild and ravenous beasts and the sons and daughters of men.

I cannot live at peace or in love with those that are committed to violence and those that the bible vividly describes as "men of blood".

I cannot live in love and peace with those that seek to drain the blood of my people, destroy their heritage, steal their land, wipe out my race, eliminate my faith, deny my God and turn us into slaves and the biblical "hewers of the wood" and "drawers of the water".

I have nothing but hate for those with such an evil agenda. I hate them with the biblical "perfect hatred" and I make no apology for it.

This is not the time to love: it is a time to hate the terrorists. It is a time to rise up in righteous and holy anger and say "no more" to the hapless and heartless butchers of the night that slaughter pregnant women, that dash the heads of babies against the wall and that cut open the throats of children and infants.

It is a time to hate those that prey on the weak and that attack the old, the ageing and the vulnerable. It is a time to hate and to resist the Nazis of Nigeria that see themselves as the anointed masters, the supreme beings and pure-blooded Aryans of the Nigerian state and the African continenent.

It is a time to hate that evil coin that keeps popping up and keeps plaguing the Nigerian people which bears the face of Boko Haram on one side and the face of the Fulani terrorists on the other.

It is a time to hate those that slaughter the Biafrans, that murder IPOB youths and that "disappeared" Nnamdi Kanu.

It is a time to recognise the fact that the Fulani terrorists are the direct and biological descendants of the war-time mercenary "godogodo' militias that were unleashed by the Federal forces on the Biafrans during our civil war to kill, burn, rape, steal, pillage, destroy and commit all manner of bestial acts against the innocent and defenceless civlian Igbo population.

It is time to hate those terrorists that are no better than demons and that are the spiritual descendants of the biblical Chaldeans and Amalekites.

The world did not love Hitler and his Nazis. They courageously rose up to his challenge and fought him to the ground. 50 million people lost their precuous lives in that monumental struggle but in the end good prevailed over evil and the forces of light overcame the forces of darkness.

Without that great victory over evil Africans would have been wiped off the face of the earth today and the few that were spared and left alive would have provided nothing but cheap slave labour for the Aryans of Germany and their new world order.

Had the Nazis won that war and prevailed in that struggle, our plight would have been worse than that of the Jews. Yet the world said "no" and fought the great evil with which they were confronted.



They rose up as one to the challenge, cried "havoc" and "let slip the dogs of war".  We can and must all learn from this.

It is time for the Nigerian people to rise up against the pervasive evil that the Fulani terrorists present and do the same.

It is time to hate the terrorists with a perfect hatred  and to say "no more" to the slaughter of innocents, the raping of our women and the barbaric and unprecedented destruction and occupation of our ancestral lands by an alien army whose progenitors and ancestors hail from Futa Jalon.

The truth is that there can be no fellowship between light and darkness. The Bible says "what have the childen of light got to do with the children of Belial?"

Like millions of other Nigerians I feel a deep sense of outrage and shame about what is going on in our country today.

The blood that is being shed by the Fulani terrorist militias EVERY DAY is too much. It is barbaric. It is unspeakable. It is beyond human comprehension.  It is evil.

Worse still it brings all manner of curses on our people and on our land. It has to stop before people get fed up and start not only defending themselves but also going on the offensive against the perpetrators and their people.

Miyetti Allah and their leader President Muhammadu Buhari must call their Janjaweed herdsmen to order before it is too late.

Nigeria is on the brink of a catastrophic religious, regional and ethnic civil war the likes if which the world has NEVER witnessed.

Such a monumental and devastating confict will do no-one any good and we must do all that is in our power to avoid it at all costs for the sake of our children and unborn generations.

Rather than talk about love we must ALL condemn the evil, the genocide and the ethnic cleansing being carried out by the Fulani herdsmen and we must ask for justice for the dead and the bereaved.

I say this because people are being killed in the most gruesome circumstances every day. We live in a nation where the lives of cows are considered to be more valuable than the lives of human beings.

Where is the love when 808 Christians are slaughtered in cold blood in their homes in Southern Kaduna by Fulani herdsmen on Christmas day in 2016 and yet no-one has been arrested for it?

Where is the love when innocent and defenceless people, including women and children, are being slaughtered in their hundreds and thousands and in the sanctity of their homes in Benue, Taraba, Adamawa, Plateau, Kogi, Kwara, Ekiti, Ogun, Oyo, Enugu, Abia, Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Imo, Anambra, Edo, Osun, Lagos, Borno, Bauchi, Gombe and elsewhere by these same demons?

Are those that were butchered and hacked to pieces by these emisarries of hell not human beings? Did they not have families and loved ones too and did they not have their own hopes, aspirations and ambitions in life?

These are OUR people. We must honor their memories and those they left behind by demanding that our fascist President and his fascist Fulani government arrests and prosecutes their killers rather than talk about love.

I have NO love in my heart for unrepentant Islamist terrorists and heartless Jihadi beasts.

I have NO love in my heart for blood-thirsty, blood-lusting, blood-craving and blood-sucking vampires and murderous ethnic supremacists who love to butcher Christian women and children and who take pleasure in spilling Christian blood.

The bitter truth is this: there can be no peace where there is no justice. There can be no love where there is no remorse.

There can be no forgiveness where there is no repentance. And there can be no future for Nigeria as long as this wholesale and gruesome butchery persists. FFK

THE WORDS OF A VILLAGE KAFFIR

I just finished watching a video in which Farouk Adamu Aliyu, who is a notorious Fulani irredentist and hardliner, a close ally of President Muhammadu Buhari and a former Minority Leader in the Federal House of Representatives, said the following.

"The oil in Bayelsa and the Delta belongs to the people of Jigawa. If they try to take it from us we will fight for it. We will not allow them to stop us from having free and unhindered acccess to the oil and the money that comes from it. The oil is not theirs: it belongs to us all and if we have to fight for it we will. We fought a civil war over this issue and we kept Nigeria one because of it. If we have to fight another civil war and shed and spill blood again because of this matter we will do so. Of course we are not one and the same people. I am Fulani, some are Ijaw and some are Yoruba. We are not one but God has put us together so why can't we remain together? We know that we are all different but you must understand that you can only take our oil from us after you have defeated us. Until then and as long as Nigeria remains one the oil belongs to Jigawa".

These are dangerous and incendiary words which betray the sheer ignorance, utter depravity, moral degeneracy, intellectual bankruptcy, reprobate disposition and diseased mind of the village kaffir from Jigawa that has spoken them.

Those that I described in my last but one essay as the "useful idiots and accursed slaves" from the southern and Middle Belt zones of Nigeria who continue to defend the Fulani terrorists and herdsmen and who constantly attempt to rationalise and justify Fulani hegemony should look for the video and listen to it very carefully.

They have much to learn about the crass and despicable disposition of their modern-day "bwanas" (which means "masters" in Swahili) and the objects of their shameless veneration and slavish worship from it.

It is indeed a collectors item and an eloquent example of the unbridled and relentless expression of fascistic thinking, ethnic bigotry, hubristic pride, delusions of grandeur and the proclamation of the loud and boastful threats of a notorious and reckless school-yard bully.

His were the words of an all-conquering emperor reminding his slaves about who owns them, who is in charge of their lives, who will determine their future, who owns what they believe to be their land and mineral resources, who they are destined to serve, bow and crawl before forever and precisely where they belong in the hierachy of humanity and the scheme of things in Nigeria.

I doubt that I have witnessed a more chilling, cold-blooded, irresponsible and dangerous display of sheer lunacy in all my years in political discourse than this other than perhaps when the combative Buba Galadima, another core northern Muslim beauty, told the people of the Niger Delta that they are "nothing but slaves" during a debate on the floor of General Sani Abacha's Constitutional Conference in 1995 or when yet another core northern behemoth by the name of Bala Ibn Na'Allah proclaimed, on the floor of the Federal House of Representatives in 2009, that if the Yar'adua government felt that they needed to "wipe out" 20 million Niger Deltans in order to stamp out the insurgency in the area, put a stop to the agitation for resource control and ensure the free flow of oil to the north they should not hesitate to do so.

When one considers his words in this context, Farouk's asertions must be taken very seriously and his murderous and homicidal intention, and that of those that think like him, need to be clearly registered and understood.

Those that dismiss his submission with contempt and that regard him as nothing but a joker that is best ignored have missed the point: the bitter truth is that he has spoken the minds of millions of his Fulani people and fellow core Muslim northerners.

This is particularly so in the case of those of them that are the hard-line supremacists and religious fanatics that constitute Muhammadu Buhari's core support base and that can be found in the leadership and ranks of his government and ruling APC.

The insufferable arrogance and sheer nerve of these sons of Belial and descendants of Cain sickens me.

Yet the truth is that even if you handed the entire oil and gas resources of Saudi Arabia to Jigawa, Jigawa will still remain Jigawa with fossilised minds such as that of Farouk Adamu Aliyu's at the helm of affairs.

Among the things that I have noticed about core northern Muslim leaders is a distinct lack of imagination: they cannot really perceive that the relationship of southern and central Nigeria to core northern Nigeria could be other than one of subordination.

Appropiate and timely was the intervention of Mr. Ifeanyi Baron Okugbo who, after watching the video, wrote the following,

"We Niger Deltans are the worst cowards on earth.
With all this rubbish northerners still own 85% of our oil wells, they still have pipes lines connected from Bayelsa, Delta and Rivers pumping our crude oil to Kaduna and other northern states. Whilst they use our people as security guarding the pipes they are stealing our wealth and natural resources. The other day the so-called richest woman in Africa said she inherited a rejected oil well and I asked, did the community and state where the oil well reside reject their oil well? She became rich stealing from that community and state's wealth. If you go to that community today you will be shocked at their condition and state of living. For me we need war to free ourselves from this northern slavery and colonisation".

On his part Mr. Johnson Madu from Southern Kaduna said, "only war will stop this madness!"

I leave it to the new generation of strong, proud and courageous southern nationalists and leaders like Adeyinka Grandson, Nnamdi Kanu, Asari Dokubo, Gani Adams, Charles Ogbue, Opeoluwa Akinola and my dear sister Aniko Briggs to go further, to continue to fly the flag of libertion, to continue to champion the cause of freedom and the oppressed, to continue to fight for the right of self-determination, to continue to defend the honor of the south and their respective people and to respond to the likes of this puffed up and loud-mouthed Arewa imbecile called Farouk Adamu Aliyu.

I leave it to them because I do not take pleasure in joining issues with monkeys.

Meanwhile the savagery and barbarity of the footsoldiers of Arewa continues and the violence and carnage that they inflict on our people on a daily has reached unprecedented levels and monumental proportions.

Consider the following. Five more innocent people, including women, children and a village Head, were slaughtered by Fulani terrorists and herdsmen in Kaduna state the day before yesterday (5th April 2018). And needless to say none of the terrorists were challenged, apprehended or arrested by our Fulani President's security forces.

In addition to that, on the same day, an entire family of four, including a man, his wife and two infant children, were butchered in Taraba state by Fulanii terrorists and herdsmen.

Again none of the terrorists were challenged, apprehended or arrested by our security forces even though, in this particular case, there was a strong military prescence near the scene of the attack.

As if this were not bad enough, media reports claim that a total of no less than 58 innocent Nigerians were murdered in cold blood in Zamfara, Kwara, Yobe and Kaduna respectively on that same Thursday 5th April and consequently they dubbed it "bloody Thursday!"

Sadly it didn't stop there. According to members of the Federal House of Assembly between the 2nd and 4th of April at least 24 innocent and defenceless people, including women and children, were slaughtered, mutilated and cut to pieces by Fulani herdsmen and terrorists in Benue state alone.

The truth is that we are nation that is in the throes of an undeclared war and the Fulani herdsmen have wreaked havoc in our country and levied genocide and a full scale military conflict against our people whilst the Fulani-led Federal Government protects and pampers them and treats them with kid gloves.

As Babatunde O. Gbadamosi wrote,

"these people are just so brazen. They keep pillaging, jailing, killing and maiming. One day, when they least expect, it will end".

The question is when will it end and for how much longer must we endure the obscene barbarity that they continue to unleash on our nation and on our people.

How I wish that these blood-lusting creatures and flesh-eating beasts that plague and afflict our land with their evil wares and that can best be described as the seed of Amalek and the children of perdition could learn a thing or two from the beautiful words of the famous 12th century Turkish poet, reverred theologian and Muslim scholar, Jalal ad-Dīn Muhammad Rumi, who was a leading member of the Sufi sect and who was referred to as "Rumi" by his followers.

In 1250 AD this great man said the following:

"Listen with the ears of tolerance. See through the eyes of compassion. Speak with the language of love".

Is it so difficult for the butchers and barbarians in our midst to appreciate the fact that in order to find peace, to be loved, to be welcomed with open arms and to be in a position to live in unity and harmony with the numerous ethnic nationalities that make up our country there are certain things that they must forgo and desist from doing. Permit me to share a few of those things here.

They must desist from raping, killing, maiming and taking pleasure in shedding innocent blood. They must desist from proselytising. They must desist from coveting the lands, farms, homes, crops, gold, oil, treasure, mineral resources, vineyards and women of their compatriots and fellow Nigerians.

They must desist from imposing their own peculiar interpretation of the Islamic faith and their salafist and wahabi excesses and values on others.

They must desist from seeking to enslave, rule over and dominate their fellow Nigerians in perpetuity.

They must desist from killing in the name of their god. They must desist from insisting that they were "born to rule" and they must accept the fact that no Nigerian was "born to serve" or born to be a slave.

They must desist from being non-productive, from living a parasitic existence and from depending on the rest of Nigeria for daily handouts and oil money to develop, to evolve and to survive.

They must desist from refusing to educate their children and they must cultivate a firm resolve to set free, liberate and empower the poor, wretched, working class masses of the core Muslim north who deserve a break, who deserve to be treated like human beings and who deserve to be given a far better quality of life.

Most important of all they must desist from encouraging and relishing the murderous brutality and genocidal disposition of their Fulani kinsmen and they must acknowledge the fact that only werewolfs, vampires and demoniacs delight in spilling and shedding innocent blood and behaving in this barbarous manner.

Everything has an expiry date, including the barbarity of the herdsmen and the godless collusion and covert collaboration between President Muhammadu Buhari and Boko Haram.

No matter how many Fulani herdsmen the northern Fulani ruling class deploys, shields and protects or how many Boko Haram fighters and commanders our Fulani President sets free, funds and empowers, Nigeria will NEVER be conquered and she will never belong to them.

No matter how many little Christian girls (like brave Leah Sharibu who refused to betray her God and renounce her faith) they abduct and enslave, we shall never bend the knee knowing that in the end our strength, courage, faith and firm resolve will see us through.

Of this I am sure because the Holy Bible tells us that "the race is not to the swift, or the battle to the strong, or bread to the wise, or riches to the discerning, or favor to the skillful; rather, time and chance happens to them all".

I am also persuaded that those that our collective oppressors and modern-day Huns have murdered, crushed, broken, humiliated, robbed, tortured, jailed, enslaved and ensnared over the last 104 years shall be vindicated, avenged and set free because our Lord is faithful and mighty and His word is sure.

No matter how hard they try, the good people of southern Nigeria and the Middle Belt, will never be wiped off the face of the earth, exterminated, ethnically-cleansed, crushed or overwhelmed by the spawn of Satan and the servants of the Baphomet.

I say this because I know that the battle belongs to the Most High God and to He who sits high above the circles of the earth, whom we love and whom we serve.

He will never forsake us, even unto death, and neither will He allow our enemies to prevail over us.

In His name, in His time, in His way and by His power, He will make all things beautiful.

For His people and for the sake of His name, even though the night may be dark, joy comes in the morning.

The message is simple and clear: we shall overcome and we shall prevail over the Fulani herdsmen, Boko Haram and the wickedness, trials and tribulations of Buhari's evil regime.

We shall rise from the blood-soaked ashes and shame of failure and destruction. We shall be what God has destined us to be.

And, by the power of His word, one day, in the not too distant future, His love, peace, justice, equity, blessings, harmony and awesome power shall reign in our land and shall forge and bind us together into eternity as one united, indissoluble, indivisible, great and mighty nation which shall thrive, flourish and excel under the banner of the Living God.

DRAMA AS I WAS WALKED OUT OF STAKEHOLDERS' MEETING AT ABUJA YESTERDAY

For asking what appears to the officials of the Federal Ministry of Education a hate-filled question, I was asked to leave the venue of the 19th Stakeholders Meeting on Unity Schools/Colleges.
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The order came in such an uncharitable, direct and malevolent manner! It matched the same venom that gave vent to it. I was not allowed to pick up my files and say a few words to colleagues. I must leave, and leave immediately within split seconds.
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What did I say?
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Priscilla Ihuoma, the spokesman of the Minister has just announced what appeared to me, the information that brought me to Abuja. I was waiting for this announcement. I got it. I predicted the minister.
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She played into my hands. I had waited for an opportunity to share my thoughts on my hatred, opposition and stance against Unity Schools and the injustice in Nigerian education system.
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I missed the opportunity in 2016 and 2017 to present my views. Then, the meeting was a hushed one. This time around, we were told the meeting would drag to two days. And stakeholders who have views could easily share them as the Minister would entertain such.
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Mrs Ihuoma, the announced the breakdown of the registrations for the 2018 Common Entrance Examinations. A total of 71, 294 young boys and girls were registered for the examination, a little shortfall from the 81,930 that registered in 2017.
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Lagos State hit the top with 24,465, FCT came next with 7, 699. Of  course you know why? Igbos in Lagos and FCT are included! Then, she murmured a well rehearsed statement: Zamfara 28, Kebbi 50, Taraba 95. These three states came first from behind.
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She went ahead to tell us the obvious: that the nation has 104 unity schools; that most of these unity schools dont get up to their carrying capacity; A budget, running into billions of naira goes into their maintenance each year and that The Unity Schools take up to 45% of the budgetary allocation of the Ministry of Education.
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I was bitter. I was overtly burning with rage and hate. I couldn’t wait for the question and answer session. I did all I could to get hold of the microphone and finally, I got to the aisle, looked directly to the raised table and heaved a sigh of relief. I glanced through my notes and let loose the canons:
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Why do we have 12 Unity Schools in the East where more than 50% of candidates come from? Mr Minister, why are kids from Igboland not given admission to those Unity schools that don’t get up to their quota/carrying capacity?
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Honorable Minister, can you explain why a young girl from Imo state,seeking admission into any of the country's 104 Federal Government Colleges (Unity Schools) must score 139 points out of a possible 300 to stand a chance of being taken. But her counterpart from Zamfara state only needs to guess two answers right?
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Why does the young boy from Abia be denied admission even when he scores 198 while his counterpart from Gombe who merely wrote the examination ( but scored zero) is allowed to study in any unity school of his choice?
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Why do we have only 2 Igbo principals in the 105 Unity schools in Nigeria? Does this reflect intellectual preparedness or merely a reflection of the wishes of the leadership of the nation and that of the ministry?
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Why must the federal government set up a well funded advocacy team to persuade villagers, traditional rulers in North and clergy to encourage their citizens to send their wards to unity colleges while efforts are not made to accommodate thousands of kids from the East who are denied admission yearly.
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Our Minister, I hope you are aware that Last year, Nigeria’s four Federal Government Colleges did not produce a single candidate that scored five credits that included English and Mathematics, needed to gain admission into the university.
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Hon Minister, i hope you are aware that, Federal Government Girls’ College, Bajoga (Gombe State); FGGC, Bauchi (Bauchi State); FGGC Gboko (Benue State), and the Federal Science and Technical College, Kafanchan (in Kaduna State) did not produce a single pupil with credits in English and Mathematics.
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Honorable minister, I hope you are aware that In 2013, human rights lawyer and former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, filed a suit at a Federal High Court in Lagos over admission inequality in Federal Government Colleges. The court declared as unconstitutional, the decades-long state-based, quota system admission into federal government colleges.
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John Tsoho, the trial Judge, in his ruling declared that the action of the Minister of Education in prescribing and applying different requirements for candidates seeking admission into unity schools is in violation of Section 42(1) of the 1999 Constitution. If this is the case, and definitely that is the case, Why, does the Minstry of Education under you refuse to adher to the court ruling?
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Why does, Zamfara State, with 28 candidates for the 2018 common entrance examination have three Unity Schools, while my state of Imo has only two!!! Why do we have three Unity schools in Taraba ( that has only 95 students this year) while Enugu State has only two. Hon. Minister, I can go on and on to...
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It was at this point that heavens was let loose. Stop there!!! Voices form the elevated table raged. It was amidst claps and jeers, heckles and clear disapproval from those whose benefits have been threatened; acclamation from those whose grievances have been let loose, that i was ordered and whisked away from the ICC, venue of the stakeholders meeting. No harm befell on me.
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I retired to my hotel room, got enough rest and made a Lagos-bound journey. I am sure, the organizers wouldn’t invite me to subsequent meetings. But who cares?
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Dr. Modestus Ezenwa.

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"If President Obasanjo tells you that this government is corrupt and failed you will agree but if Governor Ayo Fayose or Chief Femi Fani-Kayode says same thing you will tag them looters, haters and rabble rousers. Are you not an idiot like this?"- Uchenna Makiavelli Stephen.

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"If General T.Y. Danjuma comes out to say Nigerians must arm themselves and fight back u will hail him but if Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Governor Ayo Fayose or Chief Femi Fani-Kayode says the same thing you will tag them war mongers and terrorists. You are a brainless slave!" - Uchenna Makiavelli Stephen.

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From the facebook wall of *Mohammad Abubakar Huntuwa on Gen. T. Y Danjuma's call for self defence:*

I am a strong Muslim (Ustaz, if you like). I am from Katsina State, but I am strongly in support of what Gen. T. Y Danjuma said to his people during the last convocation, Taraba State University, Jalingo (TASU). See, even in Islam there's room for self defence.

The truth of the matter is that, Fulani herdsmen have been killing people with impunity here and there, yet no any Islamic Cleric, body or organization came out to condemn or urge the Government to arrest, prosecute and or detain the killers.

No Muslim activist came out to condemn it either. The Government and every other relevant agencies are all silent over the issue. Instead, Miyetti Allah is issuing more threat to the well being of Nigeria and Nigerians, and Government is deaf silent about that.

Then, why should it be an offence when for someone of Gen T. Y Danjuma's status in his immediate community (who happened to have suffered the attack must) and the country at large say that people should be ready to defend themselves against the killer Fulanis?

Why should Islamic bodies and their supporters call for the prosecution of Gen. T. Y Danjuma for doing what is right by calling on his people to defend themselves?

Like I earlier said, and I'm repeating myself now, that, even in Islam, self defence is not a crime, people are allowed to defend themselves whenever Government fails to do so, thats even the very reason why the Emir of Kano, Dr. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi called on his subjects, the people of Kano to defend themselve, and no you know what? No Islamic body called for his prosecution then, why should they now call on that of Gen.  T. Y Danjuma? Is it because he is a Christian and from the middle belt Region?

We are all human beings created by Allah (one God) and so should be treated as such. In the same way, the life of every human being should be of great importance.

*Haza-wasallam*

MAD MAN!

Read: Mark 5:1-20
Are you mad?”

If people ever ask you that question it is because you are *NOT* mad. When people see me, they don’t ask. They just say “mad man!” and then they run for their lives. I don’t know how it all started, but one day I think I hit my mother and when my father came to rescue her I beat him into coma. In anger and without direction I left our home and lived in the tombs amongst the dead.

Perhaps a dead son is better than a mad one? My mother and brothers are the ones that can answer that but my life was miserable. I created so much havoc. Sometimes soldiers will be hired to put me in chains – strong chains like the ones they use to tie ships at sea. If I am sober they can tie it, but when I become violent I will cut it with my bare hands like just a thread. They used to say that it was the spirit of Samson that was worrying me.

I won’t bore you with the details of the miserable life that I lived. But I will say my case was hopeless. There was nothing anyone could do about it. The whole family gave up on me. The whole community wanted to get rid of me. It is even amazing how I survived in the cold winter without a piece of cloth on my back.

While true friends will carry their sick to Jesus, no one in my entire clan or community thought of me. They would rather have preferred me dead.

Then one day, I saw Jesus. There was a small crowd of people following him and they were just trying to make their way into town.

Friend, believe it or not I saw a chance, an opportunity to be free. I resisted the voice in my head that told me to go into the cave. I looked down and saw that I was stark naked. That was enough reason to turn back. But friend, I may have been mad, but I wasn’t a fool. I know salvation when I see it. Against my natural human tendencies I ran towards him… against the natural tendencies of the demons possessing me, I ran towards him. You see nothing can stop the human mind that desires freedom! NOTHING!

You have no idea the battle that I went through to take those few steps towards Jesus. Everybody ran away because they all knew what I (well the demons in me actually) was capable of doing. But He stood.

I felt this violent rage within me and I wanted to tear him apart. The voice in me urged me to do it. But when I looked into his eyes, when I stood in his presence, madness or not, nakedness or not, I bowed in worship and even the devil couldn’t stop me.

_For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Rom 8:38-39_

It really drives me crazy when people give all sorts of excuses why they can’t believe in Jesus. Is your case as bad as mine? Have you fed on decaying human parts? Even the poorest of the poor will not feed on that. Have you lived in a tomb? The most homeless of the homeless have a better dwelling. Are you mad? You are not. The demons in me were enough to get into 2000 pigs (that shows I had a minimum of 2000 demons). Even Mary Magdalene does not come close with her 7 demons!

In every dimension you are better than me. I found his love or rather his love found me, because he turned back afterwards and went into the boat and left the country. I am sure he came only for me.

When I was told of his death in the hands of the wicked Roman soldiers and the religious leaders of our country, I came to just one conclusion. He died for me – what can I do for him? What do you do for the man who saved you from such misery?

I won’t die for him. That will not do. *I will LIVE FOR HIM.*

I live to show that he can break every cultural shackle. I live to show that he can break every demonic bondage. I live to show that he can break every mental barrier. I am the living proof of what his love and power can do. And when I finally close my eyes in death I will be more than a conqueror because He Lives in Me. Not the “I”, not the 2000 demons, but the HIM in me. That is my testimony. What is yours?

“Go home to your own people. Tell them your story – what the Master did, how he had mercy on you.” The man went back and began to preach in the Ten Towns area about what Jesus had done for him. He was the talk of the town. Mark 5:19-20 (MSG)



(c) WHAT A SAVIOUR!

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THE EMIR OF YORUBALAND By Femi Fani Kayode

When I wrote my essay titled "5 Useful Idiots and the Spirit of the Accursed Slave" (Parts 1, 2 and 3) I  touched on the little monkey that is known as Oba Abdulrasheed Akanbi and revealed to the world what he was up to and what drove and motivated him.

Three days after the write up he went a step further in his shameless display of servitude by not only confirming that he was now to be addressed as the Emir of Iwo but by also declaring himself as the Emir of Yorubaland.

He also said that he preferred being a Fulani Emir to a Yoruba Oba because the former spoke with one voice and were united whilst the latter were divided and were always bickering amongst themselves! 

In that essay I asserted that the Yoruba now have a serious identity crisis and that the spirt of Afonja has entered and possesed some of our lesders and people. Yet again I have been proved right.

This is the handiwork of Bola Tinubu, Rauf Aregbesola, Muhammadu Buhari, Yemi Osinbajo and all the other Caliphate-craving and Fulani-loving Yoruba traitors who have sold their souls to the devil and mortgaged the future and heritage of the Yoruba to the Fuani.



They imposed this monkey on the people of Iwo and made him Oba when the stool became vacant a couple of years back.

As Jack McGunn wrote on Facebook, Akanbi is not just happy to be a slave but he is also eager to enslave his Iwo people and indeed the whole of Yorubaland, to the Fulani. He is right.

This is where reckless accomodation, ignorance, cowardice, political correctness and the acceptance of Fulani cultural and religious imperialism has brought us as a people.

It is also indicative of the fact that some of our people have already been subdued, supressed and conquered without a shot being fired.

What a tragedy and sadly, from what I am told, there are more to come. Iwo is just a test run.

Adeyinka Grandson, the leader of the Young Yoruba for Freedom (YYF) and one of the most committed, couraheous and knowledgeable Yoruba nationalists that our country has ever known, analysed the situation very well when he wrote the following:

"Mr Akanbi, the Alatenuje of Iwo, told members of the Young Yoruba for Freedom (YYF), that the place of the Emir of Iwo is in line with the promises from the Fulani that if he converted the Oluwo stool to the Emirate, he shall be provided with the State support to undermine the Ooni of Ife and the Alaafin of Oyo. He was also promised  an oil bloc.

Mr Akanbi explained to the Council of Chiefs in Iwoland that he demanded the oil bloc to raise money to develop Iwoland. But his explanation among others, were ruled out by Chief Ogundokun in May 2017. Mr. Akanbi then removed Chief Abiola Ogundokun as the Obanla of Iwoland.

This has since been reported to Governor Aregbesola of the State of Osun, who produced an internet fraudster as the Oba of Iwo.

Mr Akanbi is actually a wanted man in Canada for allegations bothering on internet fraud.

The Secretary to the Government of the State of Osun, Alhaji Moshood Olalekan Adeoti and the Speaker of the Osun State House of Assembly, Najeem Folasayo Salaam, are the two people who imposed Mr. Akanbi on Governor Aregbesola against other candidates for the position of Olu Iwo of Iwo.

Alhaji Moshood Olalekan Adeoti and Alhaji Najeem Folasayo Salaam, have been promised oil bloc and the governorship of the State of Osun respectively by the Fulani.

Akanbi, Adeoti and Salaam are all working for the Fulani in return for oil blocs. Young Yoruba in Iwo and its environ must take them out of circulation for God and the Yoruba Country....If a Fulani Emir drops his title to become an Oba, Fulani youth will not only dethrone him, they will kill him".

I deplore violence and I refuse to encourage or endorse it but Adeyinka is absolutely right.

It is so sad that it has come to this. I pray that when Nigeria eventually explodes we do not also have a civil war in Yorubaland on top of the ethnic and religious conflagration that will tear apart and burn the rest of our nation to ashes.

The Emir of Iwo should be rejected by his own people and deposed by the state government. 

They should drag him out of his palace, strip him naked, shave off his hair and beard and send him out of Iwo, and indeed Yorubaland, for ten years of exile. 

He is nothing but a gutless and treacherous bastard who is an Islamofascist and who has sold his people to the Fulani raiders. May God curse the day that he was born.