The Hidden Plot To Steal Southern Oil And The British Secret That Defeated Biafra!

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E Don Cast! The Secret Empire of the Sultan of Sokoto, The 40 Oil Wells, and the British Conspiracy That Crushed Biafra

My people, they say when the breeze blows, the fowl’s nyash will surely open. But the breeze that is currently blowing across the Nigerian political landscape is not just a gentle wind—it is a heavy, category-five tornado that is threatening to uproot the very foundation of this country. If you think you know how the game of politics, resources, and regional dominance is played in Nigeria, I beg you to grab a seat, hold your chest, and read this article to the very end.

A massive bombshell has just dropped from the creeks of the Niger Delta, and it has sent shockwaves all the way down to the deepest parts of the East, the West, and the power corridors of Abuja. A prominent warlord and voice of the Niger Delta people has boldly come out to make a statement that is currently making the Sokoto Caliphate sweat.

He boldly declared that the Sultan of Sokoto—the spiritual and traditional head of the Northern establishment—allegedly owns and controls over 40 oil wells in the Southern part of Nigeria. Yes, you heard that correctly. Forty oil wells!

Immediately this news broke, the internet caught fire. The youths of Biafra and the Niger Delta are rising in anger, asking deep and painful questions. But beneath this outrage lies a much deeper, darker, and more terrifying secret about the Nigerian Civil War, the hidden gold mines of the North, and a massive British conspiracy that most of our history books are too afraid to talk about.

Let us unpack the heavy truths that were dropped in this mind-blowing expose, and why the Southern part of Nigeria might finally be waking up from a 60-year slumber.

1. The 40 Oil Wells: A Staggering Revelation

For decades, the people of the South-South and South-East have complained bitterly about the environmental degradation, extreme poverty, and lack of development in their region. The rivers are polluted with crude oil, the fishes are dead, and the farmlands are scorched. Yet, the wealth extracted from beneath their feet flows upward to build mansions, sponsor extravagant lifestyles, and maintain power structures thousands of miles away.

But the sheer scale of the alleged looting has never been put into such stark perspective until now. According to the commentator in the viral video, the intelligence didn’t just come from a random blogger; it came directly from Asari Dokubo, the fiery Niger Delta leader.

“This one is coming from the commander himself… from the very place, Warri, Delta State… Asari Dokubo,” the commentator emphasized.

To put this into perspective, owning just one productive oil well in Nigeria can turn a man into a billionaire. It grants you access to unimaginable generational wealth. Now, imagine one individual—a traditional ruler from a region that does not produce a single drop of crude oil—controlling over 40 of these wells in another man’s territory!

The pain in the commentator’s voice is palpable. He traces the history back to 1804, referencing the Jihad of Usman dan Fodio, noting that the ancestors of the current Northern elite did not bring oil down from the Sahara.

“His father neither his mother carried any oil well down to the Eastern region… by their grandfathers… but to a total stranger, a man whose grandfather came to Nigeria in 1804 is now the one controlling the oil. Forty! Not one, not two, not three… imagine 1, 2, 3, 4 into 40 and above!”

This is the classic definition of monkey dey work, baboon dey chop. The people who suffer the environmental hazards of oil exploration are dying in poverty, while the royalties and profits are allegedly flowing straight into the pockets of Northern monarchs and retired military generals.

2. The Gold of the North: The Ultimate Hypocrisy

As if the revelation of the 40 oil wells was not painful enough, the commentator raised another incredibly valid argument that exposes the massive hypocrisy of the Nigerian state.

We all know that whatever is found in the South—specifically crude oil and gas—is immediately branded as “National Cake.” It belongs to the Federal Government. The revenues are shared in Abuja every month among the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

But what about the massive, highly lucrative gold deposits in the Northern part of Nigeria, specifically in states like Zamfara and Borno?

The commentator revealed that he once challenged the late Ijaw leader, Chief Edwin Clark, on this very issue. He asked, “How many mining [sites] did he control in Borno state? How much gold is he mining… in the northern part of Nigeria?”

The answer, of course, is zero. No Southern leader, no Niger Delta warlord, and no Igbo businessman is allowed to freely mine and control the gold in the North. When it comes to the solid minerals found in Northern soil, it is treated as a local enterprise. The gold is allegedly mined by powerful cartels, traditional rulers, and foreign actors.

“The gold they are mining in the northern part of Nigeria is not being used for the development of Nigeria,” the commentator lamented. “That money is not entering Nigerian ports, is not coming to national purse. But everything in the East, in Biafra land, is what? It becomes national!”

This double standard is exactly why the country is heavily divided right now. How can you force the South to share its oil with the entire nation under the banner of “One Nigeria,” but allow the North to silently horde and profit exclusively from its gold and solid minerals?

It is this exact level of blatant injustice that makes the concept of “One Nigeria” look like the biggest scam of the century to millions of citizens in the South.

What would you have done in this situation? If you discovered that a traditional ruler from a distant state owned the massive resources under your ancestral land while your people starved, would you remain silent for the sake of “peace,” or would you demand your land back?

3. The Grand Masters: IBB, Abdulsalami, and the Military Elite

To understand how a Northern monarch could end up controlling 40 oil wells in the South, you have to look at the history of military rule in Nigeria.

For the vast majority of Nigeria’s post-independence history, the country was ruled by Northern military generals. Men like Ibrahim Babangida (IBB), Sani Abacha, and Abdulsalami Abubakar held absolute, unquestioned power. They controlled the pen that signed the Oil Prospecting Licenses (OPL) and Oil Mining Leases (OML).

The commentator hit the nail on the head: “Imagine a Sultan that has never ruled Nigeria but controls 40 oil wells. Imagine Abubakar Abdulsalami who have ruled Nigeria, imagine how many oil wells he will be controlling. Imagine how many IBB will be controlling.”

When these generals were in power, they allegedly allocated the most lucrative blocks of the Niger Delta to themselves, their cronies, their traditional rulers, and their foreign partners. They stripped the indigenous people of any legal right to their own resources through decrees like the Land Use Act.

This is the root of the anger. The youths of the East and the Niger Delta are beginning to realize that their poverty is not an accident; it was carefully engineered by a military class that treated the South as a conquered territory.

4. The Fear of Biafra: Why They Fight the Exit

This brings us to the core reason why the Nigerian government and the Northern elite are so terrified of the Biafran agitation.

For years, the government has painted the agitators as mere troublemakers, terrorists, and miscreants. They claim they are fighting to preserve the “unity” of Nigeria. But the commentator in the video exposed the raw, undeniable truth.

“Every time you talk about Biafra… every time you talk about exit… every time you talk about Igbos leaving Nigeria, you see why this man and [his people] always hate it… you see why they always get angry… why? Because of this oil well!”

It is not about love for the Igbo man. It is not about a deep desire for national brotherhood. It is about economics. It is about the money.

If Biafra and the Niger Delta successfully secede from Nigeria, the free flow of crude oil money to the Northern elite stops immediately. The 40 oil wells allegedly belonging to the Sultan of Sokoto would be nationalized by the new sovereign state. The retired generals would lose their free billions. The entire economic structure of the North, which relies heavily on federal allocations derived from Southern oil, would collapse overnight.

“They are sucking oil that their grandfather never brought to this country… which their grandfather has never contributed to, but they are the ones enjoying it,” the commentator stated passionately.

The resistance to Biafra is a fight for economic survival by the parasites feeding on the host.

5. The British Conspiracy: The Truth About the 1967 Civil War

If the South is so rich and so aware of this exploitation, why have they not been able to break free? Why did the Biafran attempt to secede in 1967 fail so catastrophically?

The second half of the video takes a deep, historical dive into the role of the international community, specifically the United Kingdom.

A lot of Nigerians believe that the Nigerian military, led by General Yakubu Gowon, single-handedly defeated Biafra. The commentator completely dismantled this narrative, pointing out that Biafran forces actually pushed all the way to Ore (in the West) during the early stages of the war.

“Where was Nigeria when Biafra all the way from Enugu enter Ore?” he asked.

The truth is that Nigeria did not defeat Biafra; a massive international coalition defeated Biafra. And the chief architect of that coalition was the United Kingdom.

“UK is the brain boss of everything that is going on in Nigeria,” the commentator revealed.

The British created Nigeria as a business venture. They amalgamated the North and the South because the North was operating at a deficit, and the South had the resources to subsidize it. When Biafra tried to leave and take the oil with them, the British saw it as a direct threat to their economic interests.

The UK supplied the arms, the intelligence, and the diplomatic cover for the Nigerian government. But they didn’t do it alone. The video highlighted a shocking alliance: Russia (the USSR), Egypt, and the UK all joined forces to crush Biafra.

“Imagine a war you fought… where Russia, the world power… fought, joined Nigeria to fight Biafra… The parliament in charge of arms of the UK was the one who supplied arms to Nigeria!”

Biafra, a newly formed, blockaded nation, held off the combined might of Nigeria, Britain, and Russia for three gruelling years. They manufactured their own weapons (like the devastating Ogbunigwe bomb), refined their own fuel, and built their own airstrips.

According to the commentator, the sheer ingenuity and resilience of the Biafran people actually terrified the white world.

“Every white man hate black… they don’t want anything that will make the black to rise above the white based on their human thinking. And they are seeing Biafrans as a threat. If they should allow them, they will become a threat to the world.”

The West crushed Biafra not just to keep the oil flowing, but to prevent the rise of a technologically advanced, fiercely independent Black nation that could challenge their supremacy in Africa.

6. No Victor, No Vanquished: The Ultimate British Lie

We have all been taught in school that at the end of the civil war in 1970, General Gowon declared “No Victor, No Vanquished.” It sounded like a noble, brotherly statement of reconciliation.

But the commentator dropped a massive historical secret. That statement was not an original Nigerian thought.

“Have you ever taken time to ask yourself a question… why is it that the British stated clearly that no winner, no vanquished? What is the meaning? Have you asked? Because they themselves knew clearly that Nigeria has never conquered Biafra without them!”

The British told Gowon to use that phrase because they knew that the Nigerian military alone was incapable of winning that war. It was a diplomatic phrase designed to quickly patch the country back together so that the oil extraction could resume without delay.

Since that declaration, has there truly been “No Vanquished”? Look at the state of the East today. Look at the deliberate lack of federal presence, the dilapidated federal roads, the heavy militarization of the region, and the continuous political marginalization. The South was conquered economically, and the 40 oil wells of the Sultan of Sokoto are the ultimate proof of that conquest.

7. The Final Answer: The Awakening of the South

Now, we must confront the final, burning question. If the system is so deeply rigged, if the traditional rulers of the North and the British government are in a grand alliance to exploit the South, is there any hope for the youths of Biafra and the Niger Delta?

The commentator believes that the tide is finally turning. He noted that the God of the oppressed has risen.

“This is the last bus stop of Nigeria… the time has come and it is the high time we rise up and rightfully take over what truly belongs to us.”

The youths are waking up. They are reading history. They are connecting the dots. They are realizing that the “One Nigeria” slogan is a sedative used to keep them asleep while their pockets are being picked.

The revelation by Asari Dokubo regarding the Sultan’s 40 oil wells is just the tip of the iceberg. As the commentator promised, “More chapters will still come in the days to come. More books will be opened, things will be exposed.”

The era of blind loyalty to a flawed system is over. The people are demanding equity, justice, and the total control of their God-given resources. If the North will not share its gold, the South will no longer be forced to share its oil.

Do you think the South will finally unite to demand full resource control, or will the political elite find another way to silence this new uprising?

The secrets have been exposed, and the youths are mobilized! If you are tired of the injustice and the massive exploitation in this country, do not read this alone. Share this article to every WhatsApp group, every Facebook timeline, and every platform to expose the truth and spread the awakening!