Welcoming Theophilus Danjuma To The Morning After One-nigeria

The Federation of Nigeria had a terrible accident January 15, 1966 and got into trauma. By July 29, 1966, whilst still in the emergency ward being stabilized, it was attacked by those who insisted that the accident of January 1966 was orchestrated, and so Nigeria went into coma. The attempt to resuscitate Nigeria at Aburi January 4-5, 1967 was truncated in Nigeria a few days after it woke up momentarily from coma there in Aburi.

May 27, 1967, Nigeria died. May 30, 1967 the Soul of Eastern Nigeria departed to a distant land known as Biafra.

Two months later, July 6, 1967, those who murdered Nigeria went to that distant land of safety and began the violent attempt to drag back the soul of eastern Nigeria in a place called Gakem. The soul of eastern Nigeria refused to be dragged back into the body of Nigeria.

The enforcers of one-Nigeria, aided massively by Britain and its friends, simply stayed put in Biafraland as an occupation force, pretending they had restored the dead federation of Nigeria.

When the dust settled 30 Months after, January 15, 1970, the violence that began in Gakem July 6, 1967 had littered the Land of Safety with the dead bodies of 3.5 million of the people of eastern Nigeria, two million of which were children deliberately starved to death by the murderers of Nigeria.

The terminal stages of the disease of extreme hunger, inflicted on those children, was called kwashiokor and manifested in heavily swollen stomachs, dry skulls with sunken eyes and shriveled bony legs that could barely carry the body. At times, the totally unclad children become too weak to stand and simply fell to the ground and lay still until waiting vultures, taking them for dead, descended upon them, tearing them up for the festival of human meat of the enforcers of one-Nigeria.

The Red Cross struggled its very best in an unprecedented and yet to be paralleled magnitude of operations, frantically trying to get food and medicine to the dying children of Biafra but the forces of one-Nigeria under the watch of one Yakubu Gowon, targeted and bombed Red Cross planes on desperate Humanitarian Mission, killing the foreign pilots and crew.

May 30th, 1969, in far-away New York, a 20-year old College boy named Bruce Mayrock, May 30th, 1969, doused and set himself ablaze in the East Lawn of the United Nations Headquarters, protesting the complicity and indifference of the global community to the genocide in Biafra, especially the mass starving of children to death. Security staff at the UN HQ chased the burning Bruce Mayrock around the field until he slumped at the base of the statue at the center of the garden. He died in hospital same day from the burns, but it was his dramatic action which he strategically orchestrated right within full view of horrified Diplomats that forced the hands of the global community to bring an end to the ethnic cleansing genocide in Biafra.

I attended the 2017 anniversary memorial event of Bruce Mayrock’s supreme sacrifice for the dying children of Biafra. My very generation, as a matter of fact. I was two years and a few months old, trapped with millions of others inside the totally blockaded Biafra when Bruce Mayrock gave his life to save the yet-to-be-killed Biafran children.

Even amidst the Vietnam misadventure, the 1968 US presidential election that brought in Republican President Richard Nixon in place of the Democratic incumbent, President Lyndon B Johnson, was basically shaped and decided by one major issue: Biafra genocide.

Still in the US, so grievous was the misery of Nigeria’s cruel genocide in Biafra that another young lad named Steve Jobs, completely lost faith in the existence of God and became an atheist because according to him, if God truly existed, there was no way He would sit back and watch the human carnage and utter misery being unleashed upon Biafra.

50 years after all these well-documented atrocities, not only has Nigeria carried on as if nothing happened and that the lives of those millions of Biafrans it killed as it tried to restore the dead federation by force instead of the agreement it freely reached in Aburi 1967, with the injured eastern region, that there will be no resort to the use force in seeking a resolution to the disputations emanating from the events of 1966.

Force was used to drag the east back to the defunct federation of Nigeria, which since 1970 had progressively morphed into a master-servant unitarist state, unilaterally defined by the true procurers of the military violence deployed against the east between 1967 and 1970 caliphate: The caliphate.

That unilateral redefinition of the union of Nigeria is encapsulated and codified in the fraudulent 1999 constitution imposed by that caliphate via Decree No.24. of 1999.

Now that the wider violent conquest and colonization designs of that caliphate, against the rest of Nigeria has become fully manifest, one of the principal actors on the side of one-Nigeria in the 52-year drama of death, attrition and debilitation, lieutenant-general Theophilus Danjuma, has confirmed to the whole world that the armed forces and police of the inverted federation of Nigeria, has been hijacked by that caliphate and deployed to aid and advance an ethnic cleansing agenda.

Danjuma therefore called on the endangered rest of Nigeria rise up and defend themselves and their territories from death and conquest, instead of waiting to be defended by the “Armed Forces of Nigeria” which according to him, were in collusion with the marauding so-called “Fulani Herdsmen” sweeping southwards in an undisguised conquest and colonization campaign.

If anyone is in doubt that the badly fractured federation of Nigeria has collapsed and is now being taken over by a vicious caliphate that has also seized the reins of power in Nigeria, as alerted by the lower Niger Congress since 2016 in a public communication titled “NIGERIA IS CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE NOW BEING TAKEN OVER BY A VICIOUS CALIPHATE”, that doubt should now be removed by this loud Battlefield Cry from the Hills of Mambilla.

To General Theophilus Danjuma, I say: Welcome to the morning after One-Nigeria.