Nigerians must stop Nnamdi Kanu - Obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has said that Nigerians must do everything possible to stop the agitation for Biafra led by Nnamdi Kanu.


He stressed that failure to do so could lead to a repeat of the 1966 coup and the events that led to unprecedented bloodshed in the country.
He said this at the International Conference Centre, Abuja during the launch of the biography of late Brigadier Zakariya Maimalari on Tuesday.
According to Obasanjo, the top most lessons for Nigerians to learn from unfolding events in the country are that the nation has had enough of tragedies.
“What lesson can we learn? The lesson we can learn is that we have had enough tragedies in this country.
 “So far, since 1999, it seems that we have got it right. Let us hope that we continue to get it right and learn that Nigeria has had enough of bloodshed, enough of sacrifices by those victims, that Nigeria deserves peace, unity and progress,” Obasanjo asserted.
The two-time Head of State also gave reasons for some of the decision taken by his government in his second coming as civilian president in 1999
He said he decided to retire Maimalari’s son who was the then Military Administrator of Jigawa State for certain reasons.

Obasanjo said: “I have no apology but I have explanation. It’s because it’s necessary to stop this sort of things that took the life of your father prematurely, that we had to take the decision that all those who have tasted power, that they should never have tasted, of political office that we should ease them out of the Army so that we can have an Army that is free from political aberration.”
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  1. Must there be a civil war? We're not in 1966 for God's sake. Referendum is what's needed. You might all be deceiving yourselves.

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    1. No mind the idiots. They continued to reason like savages. OBJ should know that in 10yra time both him and his other 1966 will be HISTORY. MUMUs!

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    2. Most of u are mumu First Class, how many people have lost their lifes I. Dis ur yeye agitation and u are saying there won't be blood shed. Little wonder because an average biafran act before thinking. I know for sure that u people are confuse. Mumu set if people

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  2. There musnt be blood shed. Gradually pple will see reasons. The suffering ing in Nigeria is too much. So much cheating, no one has conscience again. Pple are living like animals. Whereby u take the money for others and enrich yourself while they remain in abject poverty. Its not a good thing. Am not proud of this country cos everyday its fucking up. Am sure Biafra has dictated some of these issues and will not live by it

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  4. d man has spoken d factory of fact. let ekwaramadu, d senators, reps in d south east also speak out, except if dy r in support of KANU.

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