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PRESS RELEASE
THE HYPOCRISY OF NORTHERN LEADERS: YOU CANNOT FUEL INSECURITY FOR YEARS AND NOW PRETEND TO SEEK SOLUTIONS By Chief Malcolm Emokiniovo Omirhobo
The attention of the public has been drawn to the communique issued by the 19 Northern Governors and the Northern Traditional Rulers’ Council after their emergency meeting in Kaduna, where they called for a six-month suspension of mining activities, a ₦1 billion monthly regional security fund, and full support for state police.
While these resolutions appear bold on the surface, Nigerians must not forget the historical truth:
The very same Northern political, religious, and traditional elites who now claim to be searching for solutions are the ones who created, nurtured, defended, and protected the insecurity consuming Nigeria today.
1. Northern leaders legitimised and romanticised bandits
For years, influential Northern politicians, clerics, and community leaders openly described bandits as:
“Freedom fighters”
“Peacemakers”
Individuals to be negotiated with, compensated, and granted amnesty
Some even provided them moral justification and political cover.
They refused to label them as terrorists, preferring weak euphemisms like “misguided youths.”
Today those same leaders now want Nigerians to believe they are “suddenly” ready to confront the monsters they created?
2. The instability we face today did not start today.
For over two decades, Northern elites:
Propagated, implemented, and institutionalised the Sharia criminal justice system in 12 states
Created a dual, unequal legal regime within a supposed secular republic
Undermined national cohesion
Inspired radicalisation and parallel loyalty structures
This deliberate political project fractured national unity and laid the foundation for today’s extremism and lawlessness.
3. They weaponised poverty and refused to educate their children
Northern leaders also:
Refused to prioritise basic education
Allowed millions of out-of-school children, the highest in the world
Weaponised poverty as a political tool
Allowed ignorance, hunger, and unemployment to create the perfect breeding ground for banditry
Now the same leaders who deliberately engineered mass illiteracy suddenly want billions deducted “at source” every month to fight insecurity
4.Illegal mining has funded banditry for years. Communities screamed. Experts warned. Security agencies reported it.
Northern leaders ignored every alarm until their own political and economic interests came under threat. A six-month mining suspension is not a courageous move , it is a late admission of complicity.
5. The same elite who:
Shielded terror financiers
Negotiated with criminals
Paid ransom under the table
Released arrested bandits “to maintain peace”are now calling for State Police?
If established without strict checks, state police in the hands of governors who cannot even manage education, transparency, or local government autonomy may become:
Instruments of ethnic domination
Tools for political thuggery
Paramilitary wings for entrenched interests
“Legalised banditry” under state authority
6. If Northern leaders are serious about ending insecurity, they must first admit:
“We caused this.”
They must also undo their past mistakes:
Dismantle ideological support for banditry
End selective justice
Reinforce constitutional supremacy over Sharia criminal law
Mandate compulsory education for all children
Punish terror financiers
Stop shielding extremist clerics and warlords
Empower communities instead of silencing them
Until then, no communique or ₦1 billion deduction can rescue the North from the fire its leaders ignited.
Northern Nigeria’s insecurity is not an accident. It is the direct product of decades of elite decisions, ideological extremism, political hypocrisy, and social engineering.
The same hands that fertilised the soil of banditry cannot pretend to be the gardeners of peace today.
Nigeria must refuse to be deceived again.
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IS THERE A CONSPIRACY OF THE ELITES TO DELEGITIMIZE OBIDIENTS? I was going to stay off the political drama in a country where many do not seem to care about right or wrong, and just face my business, but it is becoming clear right now that there seemed to be a definite conspiracy of the elites to delegitimize the virile Obidient movement out of fear of their passion and doggedness. It’s like the elites would just want everything swept under the carpet while we all get along to get along.
But you can’t build a nation that way! Issues need to be taken to logical conclusion
I can’t keep quiet again despite being dragged myself over some of my positions that many of them disagree with. Regardless of my personal experience, I think People like @DavidHundeyin and the ever passionate and aggressive #Obidients are the ones keeping the real issues alive and should be celebrated by genuine patriots who have not drank the agbado portion of shamelessness.
I have been following the discussions despite being relatively quiet and I am starting to get alarmed when I see even highly respected leaders like my much respected Professor Wole Soyinka and even my respected leader @MoghaluKingsley use some totally inappropriate and gaslighting words to describe OBIdients . Ewo ni ‘social media hitlers’ or ‘fascists’ or ‘social media gestapo’ or ‘little Hitlers’ inside this matter against people who don’t even control any govt apparatus?
Since when has it been a crime for youths to be passionate about their country ? It’s uncalled for and unnecessary. You won’t keep these OBIdients quiet by calling them names!
Why is anyone even feeling threatened that youths refused to just pack it in and move on even if some leaders are tired of fighting? Youths SHOULD be the conscience of any nation!
Fact is there are LEGITIMATE issues galvanizing their anger and passion. After-all, it’s a FACT our new president has many unresolved issues they want resolved:
- Alleged Forged Certificates;
- Allegations of impersonation
- Possible indentity theft;
- Alleged involvement in Drugs ;
- unclear family history
- Unclear Yourh or primary school history And so on,
Their agitation may not change the court decision but we as patriotic Nigerians should be interested in the truth being established and not try to delegitimize those who are keeping the unresolved issues alive even if we think they are too aggressive.
Or is all these to delegitimize them and make @peterobi unviable as a poltician? Nigerians must be vigilant!
@jaycoyden Thanks Jay for taking your time to write this piece and volunteering to let the world know the truth. Posterity will remember you stood for the truth and justice, when no one would've known these facts. God bless you.
@DavidHundeyin@UNHumanRights@DavidHundeyin God bless you Bro. You are a "rare model" for young ones. I understand how uncomfortable it is to know you're haunted for your good works. I'm in that situation in my own space.
Raising many more like me keeps my mind from fear & distraction of thoughts about it.