My New Black Magazine - NYU Black Renaissance Noire BRN-FALL-206 ISSUE RELEASE | Page 186

The Caliphate’s dedication to mass
murder as an instrument of power
politics was articulated publicly in 2009
when one of its legislators, Bala N’Allah,
told the House of Representatives: “We
can do away with 20 million militants
for the rest 120 million Nigerians to live”
[for the full statement see q4
above.] Nobody should therefore be
surprised that they unleashed Boko
Haram on Nigerians after obj deprived
them of control of the Nigerian Army,
their previous favorite instrument of
political violence.
Against this background, the current
controversy about the genocide during
the Civil War should be put in proper
perspective. Responsibility for that
genocide must rest, not with the field
commanders, but with their Caliphate
masters. Gowon provided a non-Caliphate and gentlemanly façade behind
which field commanders could deniably commit genocide with impunity
as directed by Caliphate policy. As
with the French and their Foreign
Legion, the Caliphate colonialists, like
all colonialists, use troops and
commanders from anywhere to do
their bloody work.
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art Two: Caliphate
agenda and ideology
in their own words,
1942-2012
The quotes below are taken from the
works of two Nigerian scholars,
Prof Omo Omoruyi and Dr Tony
Nwaezeigwe. The excerpts detail the
Caliphate ideology and show how
Nigeria has been dominated by the
Caliphate Colonialist agenda since
the 1950s. For the post-1990s period,
the excerpts from these two works are
supplemented by media reports.
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Preamble:
The Caliphate ideology and agenda
are byproducts of the British design of
Nigeria. Let us, therefore