Nigeria is Just an Experiment!

The prospect of an independent Igboland now seems impossible, especially as secessionists would want the area's lucrative oil fields.

Towards the end of his book Achebe asks: "Why has the war not been discussed, or taught to the young, over 40 years after its end?
"Are we perpetually doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past because we are too stubborn to learn from them?"

Even the Igbo man has not realize it, not even the Islamic faithfuls in the north, nor the neutralist Yourba man. But the entire British political coven will surly brime in the knowledge that the experiment still lives.

Today Nigeria faces massive security challenges - top of the list being the Islamist insurgency in the north that many Nigerians believe is being fuelled by politicians, the christian igbos in the East matching and agitating for the new Biafra, the Yoruba man unwilling to take any side but yet fueling a possibility of a break away should the pro-biafran agitation gain weight.

A question today remains unanswered in the minds of Nigerian Youths. It is a question only the British can answer-  "Why did my father go to war?' Someone in the north will ask: 'Why did we go to fight them?'

The answer is simple, Because the British needed to experiment on how the Islams and Christians can live together in peace, an experiment that will serve its purpose in uniting the world and making a past of the hostility among Islamics and the rest of the world. A failed experiment, which the British are finding very hard to accept, but nonetheless a colossal failure. Even before it began. How in the world will a christian nation (as at amalgamation) decide to fight an Islamic cause is a deserved persuasion the world should demand from Britain, why create a nation where battles will rage? Why set a land mine and still insist on farming on same land?
Something the present Brit's have asked to be disassociated from, claiming that it was sins of the fathers.

If everyone in Nigeria will realize this, Nigeria will be divided without further agitation. Nigeria is a failed experiment and if the Lab attendant will not pack up, the subject of experiment should.