A British envoy to Nigeria was warned by a former Nigerian minister of aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, that Nigeria just isn’t a slave to its colonizers....CONTINUE READING
Nigerian novelist and human rights attorney Malcolm Omirhobo responded to this assertion on his official Fb web page.
Malcolm Omirhobo acknowledged in his article, “Femi Fani- Kayode, no one wants lectures from you to realize that Nigeria is now not a slave to its earlier colonial overlords, particularly Ben Llewellyn-Jones….CONTINUE READING
Why not use your power to struggle in your authorized rights after stealing over 2 billion Naira from Nigeria whilst you had been the minister of aviation.
In an interview with a Nigerian radio station, Ben Llewellyn-Jones, the deputy British high commissioner to Nigeria, mentioned that the UK was compiling a list of electoral offenders and had compiled as much as ten names of Nigerian politicians who could be topic to punishment from the nation.
Fani-Kayode was additional urged by Mr. Ben to recant his remarks about making Nigeria unruly for anybody trying to block Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s inauguration as president in May 2023.
The warning from Mr. Ben, nonetheless, didn’t sit properly with Fani-Kayode, who attacked Mr. Ben and claimed that Nigeria just isn’t a slave to its earlier colonizers. Because of this, Mr. Malcolm Omirhobo tried to weigh in on the controversy by way of a publish he wrote on his official Fb web page.
Fani-Kayode’s assertion to the British envoy that Nigeria just isn’t a slave to her colonizers prompted a response from Malcolm Omirhobo
