NWABUEZE CLAIMS ISLAMISATION OF NIGERIA IS REAL

 Prof Ben Nwabueze met with Igbo leaders of thought in Enugu – The renowned lawyer said the country was about to be Islamised by the current administration Prof Ben Nwabueze has lamented that the plan to Islamise Nigeria is real as evident from dominance of Muslims in the leadership position of the country’s security outfits. Vanguard reports that Nwabueze raised this concern after a meeting of Igbo Leader of thought in Enugu.

The constitutional lawyer who was close to tears claimed that in spite of the provision of the constitution, Buhari had a grand plan to Islamise the country which was the reason for the meeting. He said: “This is a very crucial meeting for us because we have not met for more than a year. “And if you look at our agenda, such critical issues for discussion, issues like Islamisation agenda and its impact on the unity of the country.

“Islamisation agenda is real, it’s not something that somebody has just conjured up, it’s there. And it’s been implemented gradually. Look at the security agencies; every aspect of security islamists are in control in its entirety. They are methodically, the way they are going about its implementation. Look at Fulani herdsmen menace, it is part of it.” He also spoke about the agitation for Biafra and claimed this was fuelled by the government’s neglect of the region. “The agitation for Biafra, you will appreciate what is going on, to box the Igbo, to box them so that they will say, ah we are pulling out. “And then, they will launch the final solution to the Igbo problem. Our people must not play into their hands. All these agitations, I support the agitation, but define your objective. “What do you want? Self-determination, okay; that is the best thing, use it as a cover, don’t come out openly and say you are agitating because you want the sovereign state of Biafra. Sovereign state of Biafra within sovereign Nigeria? You have to be extremely tactful. “On the Islamisation thing, we have listed a number of positions which will be embodied in the communiqué that will come out eventually. The Fulani herdsmen, our governors should meet and say we don’t want this anymore, let them go somewhere, let them open ahhhh… whatever they call it (ranches). But not here, yes these are the things we want.”