ThelegalLens: Bakassi Peninsula: People must decide where to belong

Tuesday, 9 February 2016

Bakassi Peninsula: People must decide where to belong - Soyika

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Fame Agidife (ThelegalLens)10 February 2016 at 00:19
It is their fundamental right to choose where they whish to belong.
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A CHANT TO MY AFRICAN WOMAN

Oh my beautiful African Woman ! Oh my beautiful African treasure !! A Chant to you is an incantation to the beautiful African water goddess !!! Oh ! What an African woman !! You come to this world under the tropical Africa shinning sun !! You have continued to flourish no matter how the sun shines !!! Though your skin is light and your natural beauty is the Cathedral for sexual worship to all eyes that behold and a resurrection hope to all dead manhood out there that seek for resurrection to life; it is still not a mistake that you are from the black race of tropical African Continent but a unique privileged that you come black and remained the wonders of the world ! Yes !! You are my African woman and let them keep on wondering why your skin is light; "is she a true African or a creo African American?" "Hate has been so imbedded in us, blacks hate other blacks for being black.”

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Furthermore, we need to also examine reasons countries adopt one religion as State religion, which are clearly based on fears of foreign influence through citizens' religious inductrination against nation's cultural heritage and foreign control through religious influence. However, Nigeria do not have any of such peculiarities in our precolonial independence era. Suffix to this are the fact that Nigeria was not founded by any religious group and we should not forget hastily that the founding fathers of Nigeria were people from divers religious background counting from the great Zik of Africa a Christian, Sultan Amadu Bello a Muslim, Sir Abubakar Tafawabalewa a Muslim, Chief Bar. Jeremiah Awolowo a Christian & traditionalist and chief Festus Omimi Okotie-eboh a traditionalist and etc.