Nigeria is on the verge of disintegration - Amaechi Mbazulike former aviation minister

The Aviation Minister in the First Republic, Chief Mbazulike Amechi (Dara Akunwafor) has bemoaned the attitude of some Nigeria leaders in handling the affairs of the nation.

Chief Amechi who beared his mind to newsmen during this year’s feast of St. Paul’s Seminary in Ukpor, lamented that the leaders are not doing enough to stem the tide in the current situation in the country.

According to him, “the nation is going backward and a lot of us are not happy over that. The nation is on the verge of disintegrating. The man at the helm of affairs wants to split this country. “He want to destroy the country which people like us laboured so much to build.”

On the establishment of cattle colonies, he described it as a means of Islamizing the nation. “Cattle colonies is a devise to continue the islamization of Usman Danfodio. They want to established a cattle colonies owned, occupied, lived and managed by Muslims of Usman Danfodio descent to continue the spread of Islam.”

Dara Akunwafor citing Borno state as a example noting that the Borno empire  could not be conquered by Usman Danfodio in the early times but now the present government is doing everything within its power to do that, that was why according to him Muslims in Borno are different from other Muslims. He stressed that they are now using Boko Haram and cattle rearers to achieve their aim. 

“It is a gradual attempt to gradually but forcefully spread Islam in the country.” The Elder statesman called a Christians to rise up to the fight. “Christians should be aware of what is happening. They should fight it. Christianity should fight it. These people are violent and are trained in weapons. They have no mercy and conscience in killing people so Christians should fight before it gets bad.

The first aviation minister called on South Eastern governors to brace up to the and do the right thing in salvaging the people. He called on the governors  to play their roles well, to know that they are being elected to represent the people not their pockets. To the entire Igbo nation, Chief Amechi called on them to use their senses well in this fight.