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Thursday, 1 September 2016

Buhari has FAILED. Many things have gone wrong. Please let Nigeria breakup in peace - Senator Rufai Hanga

Buhari has FAILED. Many things have gone wrong. Please let Nigeria break up in peace - Senator Rufai Hanga
Senator Rufai Hanga prominent Kano politician and founding member of the defunct Congress for Progressive Change, (CPC) disclosed in his interview with THE SUN newspapers that there is no denying the fact that a lot of things have gone wrong under Buhari-led Federal Government.

The Kano politician spoke on a wide range of national issues ranging from the agitations in the southeast to the renewed militancy in the oil-rich Niger Delta.

He faulted Buhari's approach which, he said, has heightened tensions in the region and capable of precipitating a political crisis in the country if care is not taken.

Below is the abridged version of the interview culled from THE SUN newspapers:

Sunday, 10 July 2016

Let’s split now! North can feed Nigeria, breakup let’s see who will survive – Sen. Waku

Let’s split now! North can feed Nigeria, breakup let’s see who will survive – Sen. Waku

Senator Joseph Kennedy Waku would easily be remembered for calling for a coup against the regime of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. Now a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), the controversial politician who represented Benue Northwest Senatorial District in the Senate between 1999-2003 on the platform of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), speaks on topical national issues.


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Sunday, 3 July 2016

Why Nigeria must breakup now!




There are a thousand and one reasons why Nigeria as a matter of urgency must split up along ethnic/cultural lines as soon as today. (The emphasis here is on the now for very obvious reasons). We are going to discuss a

The absurdity of attempting to build a healthy nation or even a mere mumbo jumbo country of some sort out of the anomaly called Nigeria can only be compared to the vain attempt of trying to reverse an irreversible chemical reaction. A kind of trying to put back together, with the yolk and white albumin intact, an egg that fell to a bare hard rock surface from a 20, 30 foot height. That is an insane attempt and cannot work.