According to the Nigerian Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-determination (NINAS), the Federation of Nigeria that the founding fathers signed up to in the 1959 Lancaster House Agreements, died in 1966.
NINAS insists that this propaganda audio is a cheap psychological attack to instill paralyzing fear and drive frenzied action.
“The situation also offers the leaders of IPOB, fractured as it may be, as well as all the other “Biafra restoration” groups, an opportunity for deep introspection and a total reconfiguration of strategy if Self-determination and freedom are their goals,” Tony Nnadi writes.
In the Atlantic Post Opinion Section, Tony Nnadi writes: “Prayers offered on behalf of the violent criminal enterprise called Nigeria must be an abomination in the sight of God.”
Caliphate’s urgent rush to pipe away the vast gas deposits of Eastern Nigeria while locking down the Region to rot under the ruins of the 1967-1970 war. — Op-Ed Tony Nnadi, NINAS/LNC
Opinion: The Tragedy Of The Igbo Chasing Rats While The Igbo House Is On Fire: An Open Memorandum To The Conveners Of The January 4, 2022 “Awka Grand Political Dialogue.” Written by Tony Nnadi from the Perspective of the Nigerian Indigenous Nationalities Alliance for Self-Determination (NINAS).
Nigerian Union dispute: The Self-determination imperative, the Secessionist/Separatist labeling and the dawning of reality — Op-ed by Tony Nnadi of NINAS/LNC.
First issued on February 13, 2021 and reissued on November 22, 2021, this article provides background information on the emergence of the Nigerian Indigenous Alliance for Self-determination (NINAS) from a clear, cohesive strategic intervention process that dates back to the date of imposition of the 1999 Constitution.
Being a transcript of the NINAS Movement video of the same title, by Mr Tony Nnadi, premiered on July 28, 2021. (Edited for shortness). Tony Nnadi is Secretary General of the Lower Niger Congress, and Co-convener of the NINAS Movement. Please read on:
In 2017, Lower Niger Congress (LNC) Secretary General Tony Nnadi wrote the following (and we were prompted today to revisit it) in response to a November 7, 2017 communiqué in which the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) alleged that there was an ongoing Islamization of Nigeria and urged the Buhari administration to pull Nigeria out of the OIC amongst other steps:
