Nigeria's identity Crisis - The Enemy Within

Here's a You Tube commentary by Kayode Ogundamisi on a legacy video featuring "a collection of perspectives from Ahmadu Bello. Ladoke Akintola. Odumegwu Ojukwu. 'OkoroMan" of Voice of Biafra. Kaduna Nzeowgu and David Oyedepo Patrick Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu on Nigeria's fragile foundation."

Kayode Ogundamisi continues his commentary as follows:

"Ahmadu Bello postulated that Ndi-Igbo are a threat to his people, and Ladoke Akintola did agree with him, wait for it, a section of Ndi Igbo felt Obafemi Awolowo connived with the Hausa-Fulani's to suppress Ndi Igbo.Major Kaduna Nzeowgu felt corrupt politicians from all part of Nigeria should be be killed, so we can start a new Nigeria, but Nzeogwu's 'revolution' ended up killing mainly northern leaders, Nigeria paid dearly with attacks on South Easterners and a civil war led by Odumegwu Ojukwu. Now in 2012 a new Twist, one of Nigeria's most charismatic and probably one of Africa's richest Pastors, David Oyedepo is suggesting Nigeria should BREAK UP! My name is Kayode Ogundamisi, I am from Nigeria but I can assure you, one can easily fly a rocket into space, without training, than understand the complex Country called Nigeria. In Nigeria, what you see is not what it is, what leaders say in public are quite different from what they say in private. Reality on ground being a minority 1% in public office, from all section of Nigeria, united by greed, corruption and oil revenue from Nigeria's Niger Delta, do connive and subjugate the majority 99% who cut across ethnicity, religion, tribe, gender and race. Christian and Islamic preachers are not left out in the rat race of dividing the poor, so the rich can continue to loot and gunrunners are on stand by in Europe and America, waiting to supply the latest 'warlords' in Africa. Sadly the voice of Bigots from all sides of the divide speaks louder than the silent majority."

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