The Secret Land Dispute: Why Asari Dokubo Is Demanding Carbon Dating Against The Benin Kingdom!

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E Don Cast! Asari Dokubo Crosses The Ultimate Red Line, Rains Heavy Insults On The Oba Of Benin, And Demands Carbon Dating In A Shocking Historical War

My country people, they say when the breeze blows, the fowl’s nyash will surely open. But in Nigeria today, the breeze is not just blowing; we are currently inside a category-five hurricane of sheer audacity, absolute disrespect, and internet vawulence that is threatening to tear the cultural fabric of this nation into a million pieces. If you think you understand the high-stakes game of Nigerian social media dragging and the sheer untouchability of certain political actors, I beg you to grab a cold bottle of water, hold your chest tightly, and read this comprehensive expose to the very end.

From the deep creeks of the Niger Delta to the ancient, red-earth kingdom of Benin City, a massive war of words has just been declared. A frontline militant, political contractor, and highly controversial figure—Asari Dokubo—has just done the unthinkable. He has looked directly into the camera and rained the most abominable, heart-stopping, and deeply offensive insults on one of the most revered, sacred, and powerful traditional monarchs on the African continent: The Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, the Oba of Benin.

The words that came out of Asari’s mouth are so heavy that even the bravest political commentators are shaking. But beneath these wild insults lies a terrifying, unspoken mystery regarding a deeply rooted historical land dispute, ancient rivalries, and a shocking demand for scientific “carbon dating” to prove ownership of the Niger Delta coastline. Why is Asari Dokubo aggressively picking fights with entire ethnic groups? And more importantly, why is the Federal Government of Nigeria playing deaf and dumb while a private citizen acts like a supreme supreme emperor?

By the time we close the loop on this dark reality at the end of this article, your eyes will be completely opened to the grand chessboard of Nigerian impunity. Let us dive deep into the heavy, unfiltered truths that were just broadcasted to the nation.

1. The Ultimate Disrespect: Touching The Sacred Crown

In Nigeria, there are certain unspoken rules. You can abuse a politician. You can drag a celebrity. You can even insult a governor. But there is a thick, terrifying red line when it comes to ancient traditional institutions.

The Oba of Benin is not just a king. To the Edo people, and indeed to millions of Africans who understand history, the Oba is an institution of divine royalty. The Benin Kingdom is one of the oldest, most sophisticated, and most powerful empires in pre-colonial Africa. Even when the British Empire invaded in the infamous 1897 punitive expedition, they could not erase the absolute reverence the Bini people have for their monarch. The Oba is seen as the representative of the gods on earth. You do not point a casual finger at him, let alone open your mouth to utter obscenities.

But Asari Dokubo, operating from his own fortress, decided that no crown is too sacred for his tongue.

The commentator in the viral video, visibly shaken and struggling to find the right words, perfectly captured the shock of the nation. “This one didn’t even talk, I not use my mouth because it’s just too much. If you hear what Asari is talking… is saying about the Oba of Benin, the kind insult when he dey rain on Oba of Benin, what is really going on in this country?”

The sheer audacity is baffling. How does a man wake up, set up a ring light, and decide to verbally assault an institution that has stood for centuries? The commentator asked a very painful question that is currently on the lips of every sane Nigerian: “Because say you feel say you be militant, you carry gun… some people in authority whether they fear you, I don’t understand… that you go just come on social media, you go begin to insult an Oba? You begin dey insult Oba of Benin? What dey happen for this country?”

This is the agonizing reality of the Nigerian condition. We have elevated non-state actors to the level of untouchable demi-gods. But let us look at the actual allegations Asari Dokubo made, because they are not just insults; they are heavy, criminal, and cultural abominations.

2. The Abominable Allegations: Sisters, Sacrifices, and the “Idiot of All Time”

When you are fighting a verbal war in Nigeria, people usually stick to normal insults. But Asari Dokubo went straight into the gutters of taboo. He made claims that are considered the highest forms of abomination in African culture.

The Incest/Abomination Claim

According to the video, Asari boldly looked into the camera and accused the revered monarch of committing an absolute cultural taboo. “Your brother that sleeps with his sisters… like with two sisters of the same father, the same mother!”

My people, let us pause here. In any Nigerian culture—whether you are Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Ijaw, or Bini—sleeping with one’s sibling is an abomination that requires severe spiritual cleansing. To accuse a sitting Oba, the custodian of tradition and morality, of sleeping with two biological sisters is an insult designed to completely destroy his spiritual legitimacy. It is a calculated, devastating blow aimed at the core of the Bini traditional conscience.

The Human Sacrifice Claim

As if the abomination of incest was not enough, Asari took it a step further into the realm of criminality. He alleged that the monarch “still carries out human sacrifice.”

In the 21st century, under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, human sacrifice is first-degree murder. By making this claim publicly, Asari Dokubo is essentially calling the Oba of Benin a serial killer. He is daring the Nigerian Police Force and the Department of State Services (DSS) to act. It is a highly provocative statement that paints the ancient kingdom as a barbaric, blood-thirsty institution.

The Ultimate Verbal Assault

And then came the raw, unfiltered name-calling. Asari Dokubo, beating his chest, declared: “He is the idiot of all time. Since they cannot hold you dogs, your Oba is the idiot of all time!”

To call an Oba an “idiot” is a declaration of war. In the days of old, a statement like this would have triggered the immediate mobilization of the legendary Benin warriors. The Edos are known for their fierce pride and their absolute loyalty to the throne. For a man to sit in his living room and hurl such a derogatory title at the Oba is a testament to the absolute breakdown of law, order, and mutual respect in modern Nigeria.

3. The Secret Historical War: Land Disputes and the Demand for Carbon Dating

But why is Asari Dokubo so incredibly angry? What is the root cause of this massive explosion? It is not just random madness; it is deeply tied to a historical and territorial dispute between the Ijaw nation and the Benin Kingdom.

For years, there has been a silent, simmering tension over the ownership of certain coastal and riverine areas in Edo State, particularly communities like Gelegele. The Ijaws claim they are the aboriginal owners of the waterways and the coastal lands, while the Benin Kingdom maintains that all lands within the state fall under the supreme suzerainty of the Oba of Benin.

Asari Dokubo, acting as a self-appointed warlord and defender of the Ijaw nation, decided to bring this historical dispute to the internet in the most aggressive way possible.

“The land we gave him,” Asari boasted in the video, “even and go back to living.” He claims that the Ijaws were the original landlords who graciously accommodated the Binis.

To prove his point, Asari made a demand that has left historians and political analysts completely stunned. He didn’t just ask for a debate; he asked for science!

“The government should put money to investigate carbon dating,” Asari demanded. “It’s not by mouth again… all scientific means, because we will not let it go!”

Carbon dating! Let that sink in. A Niger Delta militant is calling on the Federal Government to deploy advanced archaeological science—Radiocarbon dating—to test the artifacts, the soil, and the ancient settlements to prove exactly who settled on the land first. He called the historical claims of the Benin Kingdom a “419” (a massive fraud) and a “lie.”

He even dragged the National Assembly into the mess. “I’m calling on the National Assembly to do a public hearing on this matter and let us go to see what is really happening… that the National Assembly will condone our own Nigerian citizen to be oppressed.”

This is the ultimate paradox. The same man who is raining abominable, unprintable curses on a traditional ruler is simultaneously calling for a civilized, scientific, and legislative public hearing. He is playing the role of the aggressor and the victim at the same time.

What would you have done in this situation? If you were a proud Edo youth, and a militant from another region went online to drag your sacred King in the mud, calling your history a “419” fraud and demanding carbon dating to seize your ancestral lands, would you wait for the government to handle the situation legally, or would you take to the streets to demand immediate physical justice?

4. The Culture of Impunity: Why Is Asari Dokubo Untouchable?

This brings us to the most frustrating, agonizing part of this entire saga. The commentator in the video cried out in sheer disbelief at the absolute silence of the state.

“In a same country… this man, this Asari when they they do gra gra left right and center. This guy suppose dey prison o! You dey drag… you drag Igbo people, now you don enter Edo people from Igbo!”

The commentator is absolutely right. Asari Dokubo has become a walking, talking immunity clause. Over the past few years, he has systematically attacked almost every major geopolitical zone in the country without a single consequence.

When the tension between the Igbos and the Yorubas was high during the 2023 elections, Asari Dokubo made several viral videos issuing terrifying, violent threats against the Igbo people. He openly brandished assault rifles in some of his videos, boasting about his private army. Did the DSS invite him for questioning? No. Did the Inspector General of Police issue an arrest warrant? No.

Instead, a few months later, he was seen casually walking into the Presidential Villa in Aso Rock to visit the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria! He came out of the Villa, stood at the official presidential podium, and gave a press conference addressing national security issues.

When a private citizen is allowed to wield a private army, secure massive pipeline protection contracts, visit the President, and threaten entire ethnic groups without any legal repercussions, a dangerous monster is created. The state has effectively outsourced its monopoly on violence to a warlord.

And because he was never cautioned when he insulted the Igbos, he has now felt emboldened to cross the red line into Edo State. He feels that nobody can touch him. “He cannot unless my juice,” Asari mocked in the video, basically saying that no authority in the land has the power to silence him or squeeze his “juice” (his power/resources).

This culture of impunity is what destroys nations. When the law is applied differently based on how many guns you have in the creeks, the concept of a united Nigeria becomes an absolute joke.

5. The Challenge to the Edo People: “How Far Now?”

The broadcast ended with a direct, highly provocative challenge to the pride of the Edo people. The commentator, feeling the pain of the insult on behalf of the nation, turned his attention to the youths and the traditional defenders of the Benin Kingdom.

“So Edo people, how far now? How far now? You go just allow this guy they mess up eh? You just keep quiet, he carry the name of Oba…”

This is a dangerous tipping point. In Nigeria, ethnic pride is a very volatile element. The commentator is essentially asking if the legendary fierceness of the Edo people has died. “I tell that time say it be like say Edo people when family people… it be like say na only you just gather trouble while everywhere you fight regions.”

The pressure is now squarely on the Edo youths, the traditional chiefs, and the political leadership of Edo State. How will they respond? If they remain silent, Asari Dokubo wins the psychological war. He establishes himself as the supreme loudmouth who can insult a deity and walk away clean.

But if the Edo youths decide to retaliate, how will they do it? Will it be an online war of words, or will it spill into physical confrontations in the volatile Niger Delta region where both Binis and Ijaws live side by side?

The silence of the Oba’s palace is, of course, expected. The Oba of Benin is an eagle; he does not engage in a shouting match with a parrot. The palace maintains a highly dignified, deeply spiritual silence. They believe that the gods and the ancestors will fight their battles. But for the ordinary Edo youth on the street, this dignified silence is hard to swallow when a man is calling their king an “idiot.”

6. Closing the Loop: The Monster The Government Created

We began this massive expose by asking a terrifying question: Why is the Federal Government completely silent, and what secret history is Asari trying to expose with carbon dating?

Now, the picture is perfectly, painfully clear.

Asari Dokubo is not just a random internet troll; he is a symptom of a deeply broken Nigerian state. He is the monster created by a political system that rewards violence, negotiates with militants, and ignores the rule of law for political convenience.

The Federal Government is silent because they are allegedly trapped. They rely on ex-militants and non-state actors like Asari Dokubo and Government Tompolo to secure the crude oil pipelines in the Niger Delta. Because the Nigerian military has supposedly been overwhelmed by oil theft, the government pays billions of Naira to these warlords to protect the nation’s primary source of income.

When you pay a man billions of Naira and give him the power to secure your national wealth, you cannot arrest him when he goes online to insult a traditional ruler. He has become a parallel government. The state has sold its soul for crude oil, and the price we are paying is the absolute humiliation of our sacred institutions.

As for the carbon dating and the land dispute, it is a brilliant, albeit aggressive, psychological tactic. Asari knows that the National Assembly will not waste time and money doing carbon dating in the creeks of Edo State. But by demanding it, he plants a seed of doubt. He forces a controversial historical narrative into the mainstream media, ensuring that the Ijaw claim to the coastal lands remains a burning national issue.

But at what cost?

You do not rewrite history by burning down the present. You do not demand a public hearing by raining abominable curses on a monarch. Asari Dokubo has stretched the elastic limit of Nigerian tolerance. He has insulted the Igbos, he has clashed with his own Ijaw brothers, and now he has taken a sledgehammer to the crown of the Benin Kingdom.

The commentator’s final sigh perfectly captures the exhaustion of the Nigerian public. “I beg make we hit another news… talk this matter rich since people leave the matter like this.”

But we cannot just leave the matter like this. If we allow impunity to reign, if we allow a man with guns and government contracts to dictate who gets respected and who gets insulted, then we have officially lost our country.

Do you believe that the Federal Government’s silence means they secretly support Asari Dokubo’s actions, or are they simply too powerless to arrest a billionaire militant?

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