Fulani Caliphate’s Martial Law or Transitioning to Renegotiate the Nigeria Union?
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Interpreting Nigeria through Ahmadu Bello’s Declaration answers the long-lingering question of why Nigeria, every single aspect of it, is such a hostile place for its indigenous peoples. Ahmadu Bello’s Declaration of 1960 that Nigeria is to be an “estate” of the Fulani (ie Fulanization) causes the distress that Nigerians continuously experience.
It is the effects of this Fulanization ie the anti-people environment plus massive killings, that are behind the desire for many a Nigerian that presidential candidate Peter Obi would be the next President. For, in the thinking of his followers (called Obidients) Obi represents an end to Fulanization, and thus a future for indigenous ethnic peoples.
However, with glaring manipulation of Caliphate-controlled electoral infrastructure particularly PVC distribution, BVA deployment and polling-unit spread, all skewed heavily against candidate Peter Obi, and with growing doubts whether the 2023 General Elections will hold, where would that leave Obidients (and the indigenous peoples of Nigeria)?
As their Ahmadu Bello instructed them, the Fulani are ruthlessly doing what they hope will make them, immigrant settlers in Nigeria, become the new owners of that entire geographical space. As in any conquest of people, a major weapon that the Fulani use not just against Nigerians, but also to manipulate the global community, is the CONTROL OF NARRATIVES.
Nigerians are facing a similar situation as in the 1964 elections. At that time, Ahmadu Bello having declared his Fulanization Agenda in the week after Independence, quickly set about it. Awolowo had gone to court over the 1959 pre-Independence elections because they had been irregular and many people doubted the results that made Tafawa Balewa (a Caliphate assistant), become Prime Minister.
For daring to go to court over the now known to be rigged elections, Obafemi Awolowo who lost the case, tried to get help from Ghana, was detained by the Balewa government and placed under house arrest. All this was done to create a crisis because of course the Yoruba would revolt and there would be factions supporting either Awolowo or Fulani’s friend Akintola who at that time was Premier of Western Region!
Consequently, providing an excuse for the Fulani-led Federal Government to unlawfully suspend the Regional Constitution of the Western Region on 29th May 1962. As expected, further resistance came from the Yoruba creating even more crisis including in September 1963 when Awolowo was imprisoned for trumped up charges.
However, Nigerians went into 1964 elections under this horrible situation instead of FIRST solving the disputed constitutional arrangement. Not surprisingly, everything got worse. There were killings, more crises, and then the Biafra Genocide.
Turning to the national elections scheduled for February 2023. Again, Nigeria is under a dysfunctional constitutional arrangement from the Fulani Caliphate-imposed 1999 Forgery (Constitution).
Again, there are manufactured crises such as countrywide fuel shortage, countrywide shortage of new currency introduced during elections preparation time, countrywide shortage of electricity, and countrywide killing of indigenous peoples by armed Fulani as “herdsmen” and “bandits” for direct land grabbing.
These manufactured calamities and atrocities are causing civil unrest, and counter-reactions against Fulani deadly aggression. Nigerians were made aware of the possibility of Martial Law since May 2021 when a Memo from Abubakar Malami to President Buhari was leaked which was reported as stating:
“Attorney-General Abubakar Malami has already written lengthy legal advice to the Nigerian president, urging him to move swiftly to suspend the fundamental rights of all Nigerians as guaranteed under Chapter IV of the Constitution… that insecurity across Nigeria has reached a level that could no longer be checked by existing democratic techniques, saying only a state of emergency promulgated by the president can help return the country to tranquillity.
The essence of declaration is to allow for suspension of constitutional and legal bureaucratic bottlenecks pertaining to matters of National Security with particular regards to fundamental rights guaranteed under Chapter IV of the 1999 Constitution and processes and procedures relating to procurements, among others…”
[Source: “EXCLUSIVE: In secret memo, AGF Malami asks Buhari to suspend Nigerian Constitution, declare martial law”]
It is in exploiting the high levels of insecurity that the Fulani-dominated government could be able to control the narrative by saying that due to “insecurity” it would be bringing in Martial Law, and cancelling national elections.
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Scrutinising what Malami had reportedly written in the leaked Memo, one finds at least one major flaw. The Constitutional Force Majeure over grievous constitutional matters had been declared some five months previously and Federal Government had been given a generous ninety-day period to come to the discussion table.
Therefore it was incorrect to state, “that insecurity across Nigeria has reached a level that could no longer be checked by existing democratic techniques” when the non-violent, democratic and due process Constitutional Force Majeure had been ignored.
Some time has passed since Malami’s proposal for Martial Law. Insecurity and civil discontent have worsened. Despite their passion for Peter Obi, Obidients do not control the electoral process so cannot determine any outcome. All of it is under Fulani control, so at any time now elections can be cancelled for Martial Law. Therefore, Obidients and Nigerians should think smart.
For over two years NINAS has called for Elections 2023 to be suspended, and the reason for demanding this suspension is most important because the Caliphate will want to control the narrative to one that favours continued Fulanization.
Thus, the correct reason for demanding suspension of national elections is because the fraudulent and illegitimate 1999 Constitution has been Repudiated, necessitating going to TRANSITIONING to Renegotiate the Nigeria Union. (South Africa corrected its own wrong Apartheid constitutional order through Transitioning).
These are perilous times for Nigerians. Buhari’s lopsided appointments of putting his Fulani people into all key positions makes it clear what he stands for. The relentless killing of indigenous peoples for Fulani land grab is evidence of how “ruthlessly” any Martial powers would be applied, especially when the little civil liberties available are cancelled too.
The question now is whether Obidients and Nigerians will carelessly allow Fulanization to continue, or whether they will take control of their future. There are two narratives. The Caliphate’s narrative of insecurity as a reason to cancel elections would trigger a draconian Martial Law regime (do read about Malami’s leaked Memo on this matter).
In contrast, the indigenous peoples organised as NINAS insist that rejection of the illegitimate 1999 Constitution is the reason for Rejection of 2023 elections. This would trigger a Transitioning arrangement for Union renegotiation and reconstruction… Obidients and Nigerians please be smart, and save yourselves from Ahmadu Bello’s Nigeria. Read more.
Ndidi Uwechue is a British citizen with Igbo heritage from the Lower Niger Bloc. She is a retired Metropolitan (London) Police Officer, she is a signatory to the Constitutional Force Majeure, and she writes from Abuja.
