Former aide to ex-President, Goodluck Jonathan, Doyin Okupe
has told Nigerians not to be deceived by the peace talks initiated by
politicians regarding the quit notice on Igbos by Northern youths.
In a Facebook post he entitled, “Where does Nigeria go from
here?” Okupe maintained that the quit notice is real, lives and subsists.
He said Nigeria must accept this as a major national problem
and an emergency, adding that it is a prelude to a national fiasco; whether
anyone accepts it or not.
He wrote, “I personally believe that, no matter what we hear
officially delivered to Aso rock, the October quit notice for the Igbos
resident in the north is REAL, live and will subsist.
“Anything contrary to this is grand deception and
delusionary.
“The inevitable conclusion therefore, looking carefully at
the scenarios and strong positioning of the
Nationalities above, is that only
God and government can save the country now.
“I hasten to add, at this juncture, that it is a grand
fallacy that because the Ag. President has sworn to an oath to defend the
Nigerian constitution, and the fact that Biafra is not in the constitution, it
is unlawful for the Ag President to interface with those who have expressed a
desire to quit the union.”
By John Owen Nwachukwu
