Journey of an African Colony is a documentary that takes us through a timeline of how Nigeria was formed. From the colonial masters to the founding fathers, truths will be told, myths will be debunked and tables will be broken. Watch the video here - https://iyobaland.com/video/play/MTk1NQ

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Journey of an African Colony is a documentary that takes us through a timeline of how Nigeria was formed. From the colonial masters to the founding fathers, truths will be told, myths will be debunked and tables will be broken. Watch the video here - https://iyobaland.com/video/play/MTk1NQ

Truly, Nigeria remains a colony of the British.
That picture of King Charles sitting with the various kings of different ethnic groups in a cascading arrangement proved it. The actions of the Nigerian police and army confirms it. The actions of the Nigerian politicians towards their children's education and their own medical needs reinforces it.
What is left for the colonised people of Nigeria? Nothing except suffering, penury, injustice, extortion, rape, torture and death by the various arms of the Nigerian government.
How many people have been slaughtered in their ancestral lands without by both non-state and state actors and nothing is done about it?
How many people are left to rot in IDP camps- victims of well known terrorists whose pictures and videos are all online?
How many people are extorted, oppressed and tortured by the Nigerian police and army on flimsy reasons?
How many innocent people are languishing in jails on purported allegations under the name 'awaiting trial'?
How many injured persons perish right infront of hospitals because they were denied treatment due to the policy of getting a police report before treatment?
How many are gnashing their teeth because the courts have circumvented justice after money changed hands or due to ethnic sentiments?
Why do Nigerian politicians have to visit the UK or US before any general elections is held? Which other African countries have their politicians doing so?

Clearly, Nigeria isn't independent. Nigeria remains a colony till date. There's no difference in the modus operandi of the Nigerian Army from that of the colonial government known as the West African Frontier Force, WAFF. Both are notorious for burning down communities in Southern Nigeria. When the British left, they handed over to the fulanis who have continued the colonization today. They've infiltrated the Nigerian Army and are now using it to destroy communities who resist terrorist fulani herdsmen. This is the reason why the killings by those herdsmen is left unchallenged by the Nigerian Army.
Nigeria still remains a colony of the British sadly.