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Stop inflicting more hardship on Nigerians, Obi tasks leaders

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Former vice-presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2019 general elections, Mr. Peter Obi, has appealed to leaders at all levels of government to avoid actions capable of inflicting more hardship on millions of Nigerians, especially in this period that life is manifestly very tough for Nigerians.

Obi made the appeal when journalists paid him a visit in Onitsha. He lamented that things were going from bad to worse for majority of Nigerians owing to the mindless actions of some leaders.

Speaking specifically on people’s houses being demolished across the country by government of various states and the Federal Capital Territory, Obi advised that what those in government should be doing now is to fashion strategies to pull people out of poverty rather than aggravating their misery.

His words: “Much as I agree that some people live in houses that are not under official regulation, government can, for those that are neither manifestly bad nor causing obstruction, regularise their papers. Even for those that are manifestly bad, now is not a good time to demolish such buildings, without providing alternatives, especially when it is the poor that are always at the receiving end.”

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  1. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    12 months ago

    This territory natives who owns the land and are more than 99% population of this territory are the ones still holding themselves in prison of defeated fulani caliphate called Nigeria. They’re like prisoners who do not know doors of their prison are open for them to go.

    We this territory natives who owns the land and are more than 99% population of this territory have defeated 1804 fulani caliphate with its emirates the way we defeated 1914 amalgamation of British bandits in 1960. We’re now the government over our God given native lands in which the six geopolitical zones are sovereign states- Biafra Republic of south east, Niger Delta Republic of south south, Oduduwa Republic of south west, North East Republic, North West Republic, Midwest Republic. Hausa people, Kanuris etc. of the north will be traditional rulers, religious leaders, political office holders etc. over their God given native lands under their sovereign states. Southern natives will have democratic capacity under their sovereign states to fix their lands, economies.

    Natives of the six geopolitical zones under interim governments of their sovereign states, must sign agreements with Southern Countries Union member states now for military assistance, cooperation, relations to defend territorial borders of their sovereign states, fix their lands and economies. Southern Countries Union which comprises Asia, Africa, South America and parts of Europe led by Russia representing Europe, China, India, Japan, Indonesia, Iran representing Asia, Brazil, Mexico representing South America, Egypt, South Africa representing Africa.

    America, Britain, France, Anglo-America UN, EU fought for fulani criminals from Guinea to keep this territory natives under fulani rulership and lost. America, Britain, France, Anglo-America UN, EU which uses fulani criminals from Guinea to steal wealth of this territory natives, kill this territory natives, destroy economic developments of this territory natives.

    We this territory natives of Disintegrated Republics exist under Southern Countries Union, within Southern Defence Force, Southern Countries Union international market in this 21st century world of Multipolar international order with Multipolar international market. 20th century world unilateral international order with unilateral international market of Anglo-America is dead. Anglo-America world power has fallen and gone forever. Anglo-America UN, Breton Woods financial system, WTO, IMF, World bank etc. are dead. The era Anglo-America with their slaves bullied countries of the world and stole wealth of many countries is over and gone forever.

    Defeated fulani criminals know they’re going, as a result looted the treasury, looted borrowed money, borrowing indiscriminately to leave this territory natives in debt bondage.

    Interim governing council of Biafra Republic led by Prof. Nnaji and Dr Ifeanyi Uba as deputy must sign agreement with Southern Countries Union member states now for military assistance, cooperation, relations to defend territorial borders of Biafra Republic, fix Igboland and economies.

    Any geopolitical zone which fail to establish interim government of their sovereign state now with military, police etc. to defend territorial borders of their sovereign state, fix their lands and economies, won’t survive this 2021. Only the Sword decides.

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