Ismail, Are you the special assistant to the so called Dr Junaid Mohammed? Or is it just a mail you just sent, just like your name ‘is mail’? As much as I do not count the man you chose to attack among progressives deserving of our nation Nigeria, you ‘Is Mail’ occupies a worse position braced with this type of opinion. You must come to accept the bitter truth that if the likes of Junaid Mohammed for any reason cling onto this type of know, they are sure in for a rude awakening. Nigeria of 1966 is not and will never be Nigeria of 2015 or 2016.

Thank you Chinedu , I agreed with you on the point of equal opportunity for every body but this can only happen if we have a country we can claim to be ours . Please note that two wrongs never make a wright . Considering the past experience of Biafran War it doesn’t make a sense to support the views of Femi Fani-Kayode . Where was Femi Fani-Kayode during the War? It’s a pity the war did not affect all parts of the country . What I mean by this is Hausa , Fulani , Yoruba and all other ethnic groups did not suffer what Igbos as an entity suffered during this unfortunate war . I think there is a better way of resolving issues among ourselves than playing to the gallery . Femi Fani-Kayode is immatured in all his ways . Sometimes ago he wrote some rubbish unexpected of a decent gentle man of Lady Bianca Ojukwu (nee Onoh) the wife of a distinguished Nigerian Ikemba , today he is coming up with another theory , goodness knows what he will propound tomorrow ! Let us be very careful with this young man

Ismail, but you failed to address the utterances of Junaid Mohammed like you’ve attempted to address FFK’s. In Nigeria, there must be an all inclusive effort to carry everyone along by the leadership, more so a level playing ground must be established for all to compete based of there strength.