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Fani-Kayode Tells British Government To Recall Deputy High Commissioner
Posted by Thandiubani on Tue 28th Mar, 2023 - tori.ngRecall that Fani-Kayode had been in an online brawl with the deputy commissioner, calling him many unprintable names.
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Femi Fani-Kayode has asked the British government to recall its deputy high commissioner, Ben Llewellyn-Jones.
He made the call in a Twitter post on Tuesday.
Recall that Fani-Kayode had been in an online brawl with the deputy commissioner, calling him many unprintable names.
His tweet reads:
I call on the British Govt. to recall @benllewellynjo1, the Dep. British High Commissioner, from our country for interfering in our internal affairs and attempting to involve himself in our politics. Like a bull in a China shop, he is bullish, uncouth, dangerousiy incompetent and painfully inconsiderate.
He is better suited to work as an air host/hostess on British Airways, serving drinks and food to the passengers in the economy class of the long haul London/New York trans-Atlantic flight route, than working for the British High Commission in Nigeria.
It[i] is a sign of great disrespect to our country that a so-called diplomat that is as shallow, dim-witted, intellectually-stunted, partisan, unprofessional, partial, arrogant, forward, disrespectful and limited in his knowledge base as this can be sent here to represent the UK.[/i]
We deserve far better.
I am still waiting for evidence of my so-called "hate speech" against the Igbo from him. I guess in his little globalist mind saying that Lagos belongs to the Yoruba and is not "no man's land" is hate speech.I guess to him saying that those those that come from outside the South West to live in Lagos ought to respect the Yoruba is hate speech.
Again I guess that to him saying Enugu belongs to the Igbo and is not a "no man's land" is also hate speech or that non-Igbos that choose to live in Enugu should respect the Igbos that have hosted them is hate speech.
Yet again I guess that to him saying that Kano belongs to the Hausa-Fulani and is not a "no man's land" is hate speech or that non-Hausa Fulani's that live in Kano should respect the Hausa Fulani's that have hosted them is hate speech.
Permit me hop across to Ben's own UK to drive home the point. I guess in his little globalist world Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast (the capitals of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland respectively) are no longer Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish cities and territories but are now "no man's land" even in the era of devolution where each of those three ethnic nationalities take immense pride in their growing independence from the English and in their cultural and historical values and roots.
I guess saying that Edinburgh belongs to the Scots and is not "no man's land" is hate speech to the likes of Ben. It is also hate speech to him to say that non-Scots that have chosen to live in Edinburgh should respect the Scots that have hosted them.
Same goes for Cardiff and Belfast. If you say that either belongs to the Welsh or the Irish respectively and that they are not "no man's land" Ben will describe it as hate speech and if you say that the people of each must be respected by those from the outside that have chosen to stay there, he will again call it hate speech.
What type of man is this little Englander who sees hate in everyone and everything ? What an inelegant and priceless fool he is.Forgive me for describing him as being one step removed from the village idiot.
Someone please tell him that there is absolutely nothing wrong with being an ethnic nationalist and seeking to preserve your identity, land, culture, values and ways as a people whilst at the same time opening your doors to others from your nation and welcoming them with open arms.
There is a great difference between peaceful co-existence based on love and mutual respect for your fellow compatriots and a total and complete capitulation and rejection of who we are and where we are coming from as a people.We espouse the former and reject the latter.
Being a proud Nigerian does not mean I have to turn my back on the fact that I am also a proud Yoruba man. They are not mutually exclusive. The two can go together and we take pride in both.The same goes for my fellow Nigerians who happen to be Hausa, Fulani, Igbo, Ijaw, Tiv, Itsekiri, Bini, Efik, Kanuri, Shuwa Arab or anything else.
We are ALL first and foremost Nigerians but we all came from somewhere that existed for thousands of years long before Nigeria was established.
Would someone please try and explain all this to this poor, lost, ignorant little soul called Ben? He needs to know before he makes any more embarrassing blunders about our people and country and before he attempts to lecture us or involve himself and in our politics again.Next time we will be ready for him. - (FFK)
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