
NINAS insists that this propaganda audio is a cheap psychological attack to instill paralyzing fear and drive frenzied action.
NINAS insists that this propaganda audio is a cheap psychological attack to instill paralyzing fear and drive frenzied action.
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.”
Why amendments can’t confer legitimacy on 1999 Constitution, NINAS Secretariat explains.
“Even as we rue the roles of Nollywood, flamboyant music celebrities, desperate political merchants, prosperity preachers as well as failed parenting and guardianship, in creating the horror we now behold, we must find the courage to examine the causative factors and contributory underpinnings of our society,” Tony Nnadi writes.
Opinion: How NINAS December 16, 2020 Constitutional Force Majeure deliver liberation and freedom to the peoples of the defunct Federation Of Nigeria. Written by Tony Nnadi
This article by Tony Nnadi is in response to a recent exposé regarding the Fulani Agenda of Conquest over Nigeria dating back to 1804 as revealed by a British Naval Intelligence Officer Captain Hugh Bain Clapperton in 1822.
“I respond as follows to media questions about what seems to be a mobilization by political parties towards the 2023 round of national elections under the disputed 1999 Constitution,” Tony Nnadi writes in Opinions.
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).
NINAS Board of Conveners insist that its alliance is still intact and focused on its stated mission despite the resignation of its erstwhile Chairman, Prof Banji Akintoye and the exit of his faction of Ilana Omo O’odua.
“A difference between the people of Western countries and the people of Nigeria, is in how they each deal with (existential) threats. The way that violence and evil are spreading in Nigeria and the horrific manner that entire communities are slaughtered, and with even children maimed and raped, then hacked to death, is alarming, yet there has been no adequate response so far from the majority of citizens,” Ndidi Uwechue writes in Opinions.