FORMER SOVIET UNION PEACEFUL BREAKUP: A MODEL FOR THE ETHNIC NATIONALITIES IN NIGERIA ADMIST CALLS FOR NIGERIA BREAK UP.π²π²
Let nobody get it twisted anymore that joining the call for an urgent break up of this retrogressive abd existentially needless Nigeria is an act of unpatriotism, but rather, those who are out of selfish ethnic and religious dominating ambition and desires, now preaching: “ONE NIGERIA” are evil to entire mankindβ¦
NIGERIA BREAK up is now a national and global necessity to avoid human catastrophe like the old Yugoslavia..The current Fulani Caliphate unity beggars mentality, with its subliminal evil intentions are the main reason this Nigeria needs to be broken up to allow other Nigerian ethnic groups to move on without Boko haram, FULANIS herdsmen killer militia, northern bandits, ISWAP etc .
The bottom line is that any of the south South and Middle Belt Ethnic groups individually is bigger than MAURITIUS, Gambian, Bostowana, Gabon and also with more natural resources and population to mind their future existence outside present Nigeria’s quargmire.
The Igbo and the Yorubas individually are richer than Ghana in natural resources and also have more human capital development in both diasporan and home population..

Therefore, breaking up this evil country is the only option to future progress by different Nigerian ethnic groups outside this current Fulani herdsmen terrorists, Boko haram, ISWAP controlled Nigeria.
The current Unity beggar mentality by the Fulani controlled parasitic North is very suspicious and should not be allowed to stop the impending break up of this FULANI KILLING FIELD called Nigeria to enable hitherto imprisoned Nigerian ethnic NATIONALITIES to face their future. 1914 to 2026 is enough testament that this LORD LUGUARD political experiment has failed at the great cost of innocent human lives.
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