The amalgamation of southern and
northern Nigeria by the British was to be experimented for 100 YEARS to know
if it’s going to work or not, according to the secret government document the
British left after independence.
Although the document is kept secret,
this fact is generally known to the ruling class, most dons of political
science and law as well as the government of UK. However, there has been
consistent efforts by Nigerian government to keep this knowledge out of
public as it may lead to agitation for breaking the country into two i.e.
pre-1914 status especially by those in the south.
The awareness of this document and
the closeness of 2014 has been causing panic among the Northern elites; this
panic was behind the recent comment by the senate president that Nigeria will
not break up.
It was also behind the warning by NBA
president when he said in Benin this week that Nigeria may break-up. Even
pres. Jonathan is nervous about this fact; remember that he kept on saying
that Nigeria will not break-up. Also, it was the real reason behind the
northern governors recent security meeting in Kaduna, according to some
sources.
All these sudden talks about Nigeria
breaking or not breaking up by the political leaders including the president
show how anxious they are about the implications of the document and the
closeness of almighty 2014. On the international scene, the knowledge of this
document was behind the prediction by American diplomats that Nigeria will
break-up in 2015. The US army is also preparing on how to respond to the
possible break up of Nigeria.
IMPLICATIONS OF THE DOCUMENT
1. BY 2014, NIGERIA WILL NO LONGER LEGALLY EXIST
2. NIGERIA WILL BE BACK TO PRE-1914 STATUS OF TWO STATES OF SOUTHERN NIGERIA
AND NORTHERN NIGERIA BOTH LEGALLY AND TECHNICALLY, ALTHOUGH THE RULING ELITES
MAY IGNORE THIS REALITY EXCEPT THERE IS REVOLUTION FROM THE PEOPLE.
3. PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN AND NORTHER NIGERIA MUST COME TOGETHER TO ENTER A NEW
AGREEMENT UNDER THEIR OWN TERMS.
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