There is nothing more deadly than being a Nigerian -By J. Ezike

In the many years that I have travelled overseas, across six continents, I have never seen any country to equal the deaths, the destructions and the disasters that fills Nigeria up to the brim causing it to overflow until the land is completely immersed in the bloods of everything that constitutes humanity, life, existence and the Universe, in general. Nigeria is certainly a mantra that has grown stale and tasteless when mentioned. It is even something the mouth and the tongue prefer not to utter because such mantra disables the inner-peace. There is no mantra quite like the mantra of that British colonial malediction that fuels bad music in the soul and beats the flesh with the continuing misery of the citizenship of Nigeria. There is nothing that makes me angrier than the sight of Nigeria on a Channels television screen or the front page of a Punch Newspaper or the mention of it on any social media platform. There is nothing that sets my indignation on fire than the global appraisal of its diabolical legacies. There is nothing that sets my rage throttling like a mad horse than the very silence of our intellectuals and prophets in the face of the incessant bloodletting of the innocents. And I swear it by God there is nothing more tiring than picking up strength every day, every night, every time, to write and to agitate about the same wickedness that predates the time of my birth in the Northern Emirate of Kano.

Somehow, for reasons I cannot explain, the pains and the agonies of the unfortunate Nigerians are burden. And sometimes, it feels like the weight of the world. It feels like a burden of conscience to listen to the cries of their supplications, to witness their stoic endurance, their optimistic faces and badly disfigured hope for a remedy from the sky, to witness the power of their suffering and the symbolic glory of their deaths as tribute to “One Nigeria.”

It behooves me to pour my convictions, to betray the speech of my mind. For indeed, there is nothing more deadly than being a Nigerian and living in Nigeria as a non-Muslim, as a non-Fulani. The pulverization of the Christian humanity of Nigeria and the exaltation of its “direct opposite” by any means necessary has plunged the British contraption beyond any hope of redemption. There is nothing that I am about to write here that I have not written before. Yet, I am licensed by the consistency of the Fulani-inspired evil to regurgitate my consciousness over and over again.

The secret intelligence agencies in North America and Europe, who claim to know everything, to see everything and are aware of the political events in virtually all countries of the world are “surprisingly” oblivious to the strategic genocide, the fulanization agenda and the ethnic cleansing of Christians in Nigeria by Sokoto Caliphate. What are the functions of these secret organizations, if not to serve the interest of humanity and the international community? When information is gathered and facts of human rights violation are recorded, why are these acts and their perpetrators not exposed and brought to legal justice? At what time is “information of value” thought necessary to be declassified to save humanity and the international community? People are slaughtered every day, every night in Nigeria, in hundreds and thousands and the world’s most trusted intelligence agencies are mute and seem to be operating under some financial inducement!

What is wrong with the World? Why do we derive joy in trampling upon the humanity of others? I dare say that there is something dysfunctional, something distorted about our idea of humanity. It reeks of dead-faced hypocrisy. And it is as if the laws of the United Nations are written by white men and women far from holy, far from righteous. It is as if the United Nations Charter for self-determination of indigenous peoples wasn’t tailored for Africans and Africa. Perhaps, this is the reason why secret agents would rather oppress, persecute, haunt and when desperate decide to assassinate the “voices of reason” rather than harmonize with those “voices”. This is the reason why they would rather classify IPOB and its members or subscribers as terrorists but have no qualms flocking and cat-walking into Aso Rock to rub hands with the Butcher-in-chief of armed forces. Even a stray goat in Abuja knows that Nigeria has no “living president” and that General Buhari is as dead as the sunrise in 2017. And if the world is so ashamed to admit this truth, this fact then why can’t they think of a clever way to clean up the mess without feeling guilty? But I am certain it means nothing to them because the country involved is where the so-called descendants of Ham are domiciled, according to that religious jargon and mumbo jumbo. In their minds, those in Africa are cursed people, predestined to suffer whilst those in Europe and North America are the blessed people who deserve to be treated as human beings. Can you see why the world is messed up?

On the 31^st of January the United Kingdom of Britain quietly and peacefully “exited” the European Union and Heaven did not fall. The Universe remained absolute. It was business as usual. And prior to the historic event, I had observed the news and articles, watched parliamentary debates in Westminster and never for once heard any country in Europe or Asia or Africa or Middle East or North America fussing about the investment of certain billions of US dollars. I never heard any world leader sermonized about the diversity of the European Union as a pretext to dissuade the British Government from carrying out the will of the people.

But when the case of Nigeria is mentioned everyone wants to bark, everyone has an opposition view, everyone wants to lobby in the background, to connive with the illegal powers in Aso Rock in order to keep Nigerians in perpetual bondage.

Few days ago the news about the killing of a teenage boy, an Igbo seminarian came upon us as daily diet. A young boy slaughtered in Kaduna by the murderous Fulani terrorists simply because he was a Christian and was bearing an Igbo name synonymous with most Igbo revolutionaries in history. He was killed because his name was “Nnadi Michael”. He was killed because he was attired in a white cassock and was wreathed in rosary and scapula. He was killed because he owned a bible and proclaimed Jesus as his God. He was only eighteen. And he was one out of the hundreds abducted and killed since 2020. All the signs of war are written all over the face of Nigeria. Even the Emir of Zuru recently promised a sequel of the Biafran War. In his own words: “We should adopt what we did during the Biafran War – mobilize all the ex-service men and recruit more. I still have my military uniforms in a war arena…”

I dare say that Northern Nigeria is armed to the teeth and far equipped to engage in a warfront than the Middle Belt and the South put together. And with due respect, The United States of America is not helping matters at all. Of recent, they provided a humanitarian aid worth 40 million dollars to protect civilians and religious communities, in addition to the 350 million dollars Abacha loot repatriation deal. In my opinion, these funds will end in the coffers of those sponsoring terrorism and religious killings in Nigeria. It is, in a real sense, a consolidation of the Fulani Agenda to decimate millions of human lives and grab indigenous lands through violent invasions. Any head with a functioning brain knows that the closing of the Southern Border and the opening of the Northern border is not only intentional but also a strategy of war. I am not a soldier, never trained with any secret or armed forces but at least I have “common sense.” I can add one and two together to arrive at a logical conclusion. And it is far from “theory” to conclude that a more deadly phase has begun in light of the free-visa policy. Unfortunately, most Nigerians are still drenched in a spell and seem not to know how this grand illusion will take its twists and turns only for them to wake up in their coffins as trophies of war.

I once wrote in an article titled: “Revelation 12:7” and dated on August 13, 2019, that “the year 1966 is about to revisit Nigeria…” and “Something inescapable, inevitable will happen unless the Northern Nigeria and its Caliphate are forced to a round-table, to dialogue and to renegotiate the expired British Contraption…”

Obviously, the North has lost its senses. And those with “common sense” in the Middle Belt and the South have helped in steering and stampeding the land into war in the first place. Their wailing anthem and oxford grammar without “concrete actions” abets the slaughtering of their kind. Why should they continue to rationalize with savages, with people who do not value human lives? Why should they continue to tolerate the Fulani Caliphate and its host of terror groups that owe it a duty of faith to hurl the rest of us into the cauldron of hell? Why should we continue to permit these bald-faced liars and Sons of Anarchy to control our destinies and lay ambush for the generations unborn?

We have never been more vulnerable than now, than this age and time. The signs are too glaring to be ignored: suicide bombing, abductions, religious intolerance, political instability, integrated terrorism and violence. And when we write and talk about these “tragic realities” through various forms of news reporting, the National Assembly and its band of rogues and hardened fraudsters have the effrontery to pass a hate speech bill and a social media bill. Those criminals who pride themselves as honorable men and women deem it fit to gag the media and impose a death sentence on dissenting or critical voices. Those criminals who claim to be senators but have never solved a single issue of national value. All they are good at is budget padding, looting the national treasury, doing doggy-style with local and international Ashawos in Transcorp Hilton and gifting their concubines’ choice houses in the elite neighborhoods of Abuja. These shameless lawmakers would rather call for the extra-judicial incarceration of those who have chosen not to wait for the senate to come to their senses and demand the resignation of the illegal power in Aso Rock. These crooked honorable members would rather not agree with the opinions of the civil rights movements and their unanimous rejection of the fraudulent 1999 military constitution that makes no provision for the rights to self-determination but insists on the forced unity, the indivisibility and indissolubility of the defunct union of Nigeria that pretends to be a federation but in fact is a skewed system that serves only the interest of the parasitic Fulani Caliphate!

I was just as shocked as any conscious individual when I watched the Minister of Information Lai Mohammed deny that he had knowledge of the deplorable social media bill that was passed by a member of the senate. And the fact that I was the audience not the London journalist made my anger to pall from my skin. I wanted to be the one on the driver’s seat. I wanted to be the one to look the minister in the eye, observe the spark of guilt in every blink and indict every stammer that came before an incoherent response. And like millions, I too have been the victim for too long and have witnessed too many damnable things. But in Nigeria, anything goes. Even the glaring fact that a Minister of Information could come on a global media platform and spew lies about the state of the country without being impeached proves that there is a legendary stupidity that resides amongst Nigerians, in Nigeria and within its corridors of leadership. It is evident when we relate the formation of Hisbah and Amotekun with the self-policing initiative by IPOB. Is anyone surprised to see the military show of power in Biafra land, whereas the South West (Oduduwa) is afforded a prerogative of a special slave by the Fulani?  How then do we differentiate Hisbah, Amotekun and BSS without making reference to their commonality of interest that ensures the security and protection of their people, their communities and their indigenous lands? How, I say?