I am aware President Buhari is not finished with me yet- FFK (must read)
In a
new article titled "Nigeria's third Mahdi and the last of the Amalekite
Kings', former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, says he is aware that
President Buhari is not finished with him yet and that he may be thrown into
detention again after some charges against him comes up very soon.
“I have chosen to share
my views about our nation today because I am aware of the fact that President
Buhari has not finished with me yet and I may be picked up and thrown into
detention on other trumped up charges very soon. This government will do and
say anything to silence my voice but they shall not prevail.”Read the full
article after the cut
Forgive me for my
curious silence over the last few months but this was due to circumstances
beyond my control.
As you know I was
locked up in President Buhari's gulag and I was not allowed to write from
there.
Needless to say I
missed all my readers. I have chosen to share my views about our nation today
because I am aware of the fact that President Buhari has not finished with me
yet and I may be picked up and thrown into detention on other trumped up
charges very soon. This government will do and say anything to silence my voice
but they shall not prevail.
Whatever the case my
safety, life and future lies in the hands of God and not theirs. Despite the
obvious dangers and various warnings that I have received from both my
persecutors and well-wishers I shall continue to write as long as God gives me
life and liberty.
It is not what happens
to me that matters but rather what happens to Nigeria and the millions of
ordinary people that are suffering in our country from the daily oppression of
our modern-day slave masters. That aside, permit me to share my views.
A couple of weeks ago
a 73 year old Christian grandmother was beheaded in Kano because she asked some
muslims to stop washing their feet in front of her door before their prayers.
A few days later a female pastor of the Redeemed Church of God was hacked to pieces by a mob of muslims in the Kubwa district of Abuja simply for doing her morning cry of evangelism and urging the people to give their lives to Christ.
A few days later a female pastor of the Redeemed Church of God was hacked to pieces by a mob of muslims in the Kubwa district of Abuja simply for doing her morning cry of evangelism and urging the people to give their lives to Christ.
Not too long after
that two hundred muslim youths burnt down a Catholic Church and attacked
worshippers in Niger state claiming that they had no right to go to church on a friday because
it was the muslim day of worship.
A few days later a
Christian traditional ruler in Plateau state was matcheted to death by a group
of Muslim militants and Fulani herdsmen.
Such attacks are now
common place in our country and they are no longer isolated events.
Worse still cases of
institutional racism and religious bigotry are on the rise because our
government appears to be encouraging it. Permit me to share one example.
During my prolonged
detention at the EFCC a group of cell mates were conducting an all night
christian prayer. All of a sudden the cell guards burst in and screamed at them
saying that this "nonsense" must stop and they must go to sleep
immediately.
The inmates complied sheepishly out of fear and the prayers stopped. It was one a.m. in the morning. I was in the opposite set of cells but I heard all the noise and warnings of the guards.
I sent for one of them and I asked him why he stopped the inmates from doing an all night prayer. His response was that that was efcc policy because the prayers were too loud and they may be planning an escape. I told him that all he had to do was to ask them to lower their voices.
The inmates complied sheepishly out of fear and the prayers stopped. It was one a.m. in the morning. I was in the opposite set of cells but I heard all the noise and warnings of the guards.
I sent for one of them and I asked him why he stopped the inmates from doing an all night prayer. His response was that that was efcc policy because the prayers were too loud and they may be planning an escape. I told him that all he had to do was to ask them to lower their voices.
And that God and
prayer was all they had. I also told him that if the inmates that were praying
were muslims he would not have ordered them to stop. He stormed off in anger.
were muslims he would not have ordered them to stop. He stormed off in anger.
The efcc has become a tool
of oppression in the hands of the core muslim north who are using it to crush
dissent and silence the opposition.
This assertion is
confirmed by the fact that 98 per cent of those that are detained be the efcc
for 2 days or more are southerners and middle belters whilst 98 per cent of
those that run the agency at the top are from the core muslim north.
Worse still the lingua
franca of the agency is hausa whilst the overwhelming majority of detainees are
christians both in Lagos and Abuja. Core northern detainees are treated like
royalty whilst Middle Belt and southern inmates are treated like filth.
Just as the Nigerian
military was an institution that was designed and used to suppress and
intimidate all the so-called lesser ethnic groups in Nigeria between july 29th
1966 and May 29th 1999 so it is with the EFCC today.
That is how emboldened
the hegemonists in our midst have become and that is the level of barbarity
that we have descended to as a nation.
Yet it gets even
worse. Just a few weeks ago, the Minister of Internal Affairs told a bewildered
nation that the Sultan of Sokoto (the leader if rhe Muslim community in
Nigeria) "directed" him to declare a particular day of the week a
public holiday. Without any hesitation he complied with despatch and, with
pride, he announced it to the public. Welcome to the Islamic Republic of
Nigeria where the caliphate rules.
Is it any wonder that
every single one of the numerous security and intelligence agencies in our
country except for one is headed by a northerner?
Whether it be the
army, the navy, the air force, the police, the Department of State Security
(DSS), the EFCC, the National Securiry A'dvisor's Office or the Nigerian
Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), they are all headed by individuals
that are from the north.
The only exception to
the rule is the Nigerian Iintelligence Agency (NIA), the agency which is
responsible for external intelligence and international espionage and which is
headed by a southerner.
Can such a state of affairs be justified under any circumstances? Are southerners and Chrustians not Nigerians as well? Are they not qualified to head more security agencies?
Can such a state of affairs be justified under any circumstances? Are southerners and Chrustians not Nigerians as well? Are they not qualified to head more security agencies?
Does the concept of
Federal Character have any meaning in President Buhari's Nigeria? For how much
longer will our people tolerate such reckless impunity, racism and injustice
from those who believe that they are the Boers and supremacists of what is fast
turning into apartheid-Nigeria?
My father's generation
fought the battle for independence from our erstwhile British colonial masters.
It was indeed my father, Chief Remilekun Fani-Kayode, that succesfully moved the motion for Nigeria's indepence in Parliament in 1958.
It was indeed my father, Chief Remilekun Fani-Kayode, that succesfully moved the motion for Nigeria's indepence in Parliament in 1958.
The battle that must
be fought today by my genertion is the battle for independence from the sons of
Futa Jalon: our internal colonial masters who are relentless in their quest to
subjugate and enslave others and who believe that they were born to rule.
This quest for expansion and domination and this insatiable desire to islamise our nation is best reflected by the words and actions of the three Mahdis of the north.
This quest for expansion and domination and this insatiable desire to islamise our nation is best reflected by the words and actions of the three Mahdis of the north.
The first was Usman
Dan Fodio, the second was his great grandson Sir Ahmadu Bello and the third is
Muhammadu Buhari. The hegemonists must be stopped. It is our duty to either
restructure or break Nigeria and to ensure that Buhari is the last of the
northern Mahdis through a peaceful and democratic process.
Consequently the prayer is no longer "God bless Nigeria" but rather "God break Nigeria". It is no longer "God defend Nigeria" but rather "God restructure Nigeria". It is no longer "God deliver Nigeria" but rather "God deliver us from Nigeria".
It is no longer "God preserve Nigeria" but rather "God redefine Nigeria". It is no longer "God remember Nigeria" but rather "God dismember Nigeria".
Consequently the prayer is no longer "God bless Nigeria" but rather "God break Nigeria". It is no longer "God defend Nigeria" but rather "God restructure Nigeria". It is no longer "God deliver Nigeria" but rather "God deliver us from Nigeria".
It is no longer "God preserve Nigeria" but rather "God redefine Nigeria". It is no longer "God remember Nigeria" but rather "God dismember Nigeria".
We must break our
chains of oppression because no one else will break them for us. We must reject
slavery. We must rise up and resist our oppressors.
We must break the yoke
of servitude and set ourselves free. For this great cause no price is too high
to pay. If it means laying down our lives or suffering the bitter pain of
persecution then so be it.
No price is too high to pay and no mounatain is too high to climb for attainment of freedom and the restoration of our self respect and collective dignity. No matter what it takes we shall carve out and build our own nation and we shall be free.
No price is too high to pay and no mounatain is too high to climb for attainment of freedom and the restoration of our self respect and collective dignity. No matter what it takes we shall carve out and build our own nation and we shall be free.
The heavy yoke of the
last of the Amalekite kings must be broken. The rulership of the third and last
Mahdi must be brought to an end in a free and fair election. That is the challenge
that we face today.
That is the great work that the Lord would have us complete. That is our duty and our calling: to bring the unbelieving pagans to heel and to pull down the evil structures of caliphate power.
Those that joined forces with the internal colonial masters and helped to enslave their own people shall pay a heavy price for their treachery, collaboration and betrayal.
That is the great work that the Lord would have us complete. That is our duty and our calling: to bring the unbelieving pagans to heel and to pull down the evil structures of caliphate power.
Those that joined forces with the internal colonial masters and helped to enslave their own people shall pay a heavy price for their treachery, collaboration and betrayal.
Our new nation has no
room for such people. They will be herded into labour camps and ultimately
deported. They are a shameful eyesore: animals with no sense of dignity and
pride. They are not fit to live amongst us.
Yet blessed are the
courageous and faithful who speak nothing but truth, who despise the oppressor
and who champion the cause of the oppressed. They shall flourish like the palm
tree in season and their seed shall excel.
Blessed are those that
are persecuted for their faith and that are regarded as the "hewers of the
wood and the drawers of the water": so-called ethnic inferiors in their
own nation.
They shall inherit the land and, in the fullness of time, they shall be liberated from their tormentors and they shall rule over their adversaries.
They shall inherit the land and, in the fullness of time, they shall be liberated from their tormentors and they shall rule over their adversaries.
That is the promise of
the Alpha and the Omega and the Ancient of Days. That is a sure word from He
that is known as the Lord God of Hosts and the Man of War. That is the counsel
of the God of All Flesh: the Adonai, the Elohim and Jehova El Shaddai. None can
resist Him.
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