Restructure Nigeria Now Or Watch Biafra Happen Before Your Eyes, Bishop Williams, Obasanjo Warns Buhari
President and founder of His Kingdom Ministries Bishop Williams Makun have called on President Mohammad Buhari to do all he can within his powers to ensure that Nigeria is properly restructured.
He made the call via his Sunday service online broad where he said that it is in the best interest to fight for Nigeria’s unity or allow those clamouring for a cessation to go in peace and build a nation where unity, peace and progress will be the order of the day.
He warned that if unattended to, the agitations for restructuring may degenerate into self-determination or another civil war.
In the same vein, the former Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo also warned that no region in the country should think it could easily suppress other regions who may want to break out due to the current situation of things.
Obasanjo said the alleged “impunity” of the Muhammadu Buhari administration may cause restructuring agitations to degenerate into self-determination.
The former president recalled that while he was president, the agitation was for true federalism, but that the alleged fractional political division and worsening insecurity, amongst others, under President Buhari had triggered the call for restructuring.
He warned that failure to address restructuring now may lead to the country’s breakup.
Obasanjo noted that “President Goodluck Jonathan’s effort of a National Conference did not even get to the National Assembly. Today, the agitation has moved up to restructuring. Thanks to Buhari’s administration and its impunity and all.
He said, “When I was elected President the agitation was true federalism but now it is restructuring.
“If we don’t address it they may go from restructuring to self-determination and this will be a serious problem.
“If Boko Haram can get external support, any group that decided to go will get support from within and outside. So we must address the issue now.”
“I will continue to fight for Nigeria’s unity until I die. But this fight is not to make my children and my race second class citizens,”
Obasanjo further suggested that the solution to the problem was a new constitution that would meet the agitation and aspiration of all Nigerians.
“The executive and the legislature need to work together to establish a Constituent Assembly.
He continued, “And if after over 10 years of fighting Boko Haram, the terrorist group is still waxing strong, let nobody out of self-delusion think that a war of self-determination by one or more geopolitical zones of Nigeria with the present disenchantment would be easily suppressed by the rest of what may remain of the country.”
“Some will fight to the last drop of the blood of their group rather than suffer the indignity of slavery, oppression, domination and atrocious injustice in the land of their birth and the only one that they can call their country.
“If Boko Haram can get outside support, any geo-political zone opting for self-determination may equally get external support. War may not necessarily go as planned, estimated and predicted. Everything must, therefore, be put in place to avoid a war, the end of which no one can precisely predict,” Obasanjo said, warning that there was a slim chance Nigeria could survive another civil war.
Nnamdi Kanu Moving Forward To Actualise United States of Biafra In The Face of Agitation
Meanwhile, the leader of indigenous people of Biafra worldwide, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu on Saturday 18 July 2020 submitted 11 states including Benue and Plateau State to the United Nations.
Nnamdi Kanu did not want to include Benue and Plateau earlier, however, due to the number of people that are joining Biafra agitation in the state, he was compelled to add them to the list. More than 4,000 people have joined Biafra agitation in Benue and some part of plateau state since January this years.
The only thing that remains for Nnamdi Kanu to submit is Biafra constitution, according to UN, Nnamdi Kanu will not only one to sign the constitution, which he has to go with two Igbo leaders, like senator Abariba and one more person.
The list of the states
Abia
Ebonyi
Imo
Anambra
Enugu
Delta
Bayelsa
Akwa Ibom
Cross River
River, Benue and Plateau state.