IPOB IS REGISTERED UNDER UN, BUHARI AND HIS COHORTS SHOULD TAKE NOTE

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IPOB IS REGISTERED UNDER UN, BUHARI AND HIS COHORTS SHOULD TAKE NOTE


By Sunday Okafor
For Family Writers

After independence from Britain, Nigeria became a charnel house for Biafrans, as they continuously deprived us of our right to self-determination.
We were left to the mercies of the wicked Hausa-Fulani of the North and the semi-wicked Yoruba of the south in a unitary state, unsuited for its diverse tribal, ethnic, and religious war.
The gruesome 1967-1970 Biafran war was emblematic and terrible. Ethnic based massacres of Biafrans and countless starved children, who died in their millions having been reduced to ordinary skeletal bones. The horrors suffered by Biafrans gave birth to the f international relief efforts to lessen the unspeakable misery.

The British colonists decolonized Nigeria in violation of international law by failing to transfer power to the great people of Biafra in accordance with our natural Biafran heritage and free will. I can tell you that violation is an affront to fundamental human rights of Biafrans, because all governments derive their powers from the consent of the governed. Now at the war's conclusion, Nigeria's then Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon invented the slogan-, "NO VICTOR, NO VANGUISHED"; a slogan that has turned out to be a pure fallacy, meddled with deceit.
The people of Biafra have been incessantly marginalized, persecuted like traitors, and subjected to a Northern political yolk, which is purely barbaric.

Even till date, we are still being marginalized; we are still being treated as minorities, even though we own the resource that is being used to develop the North. Biafrans are hereby warning Buhari the Nigerian President to let Biafrans go or face the outcome of it all. The Indigenous People of Biafra is dully registered and recognized by the UNITED NATIONS. For the fact that Biafrans are peaceful doesn't mean we have no right to self-defence.

Buhari should release Nnamdi Kanu and numerous Biafrans incarcerated in various Nigerian prisons. We are well organized, unified, and resolute. Tyrant Muhammadu Buhari is desperately trying to push Biafrans to the wall and also tempting the MOST HIGH GOD for failing to heed to let Biafrans go. He should remember what happened to Pharaoh in the Holy Bible EXODUS 6:1, it quotes- "Then the Lord said unto Moses(Kanu), now shalt thou see what I will do to pharaoh(Buhari): for with a strong hand shall he let them(Biafrans)go, and with a strong hand shall he drive them out of his land."

Buhari should beware of moving against the will of God, because looking at it now the same thing that happened to Pharaoh and his chariots is about to happen to him and his evil soldiers.

Biafrans fear not, the Nigeria you see today you shall see them no more.

Edited by Paul Ihechi Alagba
For Family Writers.

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As long as Buhari remains president, 'I'm sorry for the next generation' - Chief Rasheed
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Chief Rasheed Gbadamosi, a former chairman, Petroleum Products Prices Regulatory Agency, and also a Minister of National Planning, in a chat with Punch, stated that "Buhari has nothing to offer Nigeria when it comes to economic policies". He also expressed concern that if things continue like this in the country, he is "sorry for the next generation" to come.

Excerpt:

Do you think that in two months things would get better or worse?

I hope it gets better. There is palpable exhaustion in the air because we are tired, I am very tired. A lot of my investment is in real estate and honestly things are not moving. I just cannot make a sense of it, things are very bad. That is where we are now. I am sorry for the next generation and I hope they would be able to make sense of whatever Nigeria becomes.

Are you saying things are still good for this generation and it can only get worse for the next generation?

I am afraid so. Look at what is being reported in the newspapers.

What do you think can be done to rectify the situation?

We would continue to suffer and smile, things are awful.

So you don’t think there is a quick fix that the government can embark on?

Quick fix? Where? It is not going to happen. I am sorry but it is the way things are.

Are you saying that there is no light at the end of the tunnel?

There would be light at the end of the tunnel in the end. We would wobble through and it is not going to be an easy ride.

So Nigeria has never had it this bad before?

No we have not. If you had spoken to me about five months ago, I might have been more optimistic. But Buhari has nothing to offer Nigeria when it comes to economic policies. He has no clue when it comes to economic matters. He has no clue. Nigerians should just leave him and let him play the agriculture card.

Culled from Punch