In part-one of this series, I gave three reasons why Biafra wants to separate from the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I briefly made argument for Nigeria’s flawed foundation, the vicious ethnic hatred, rise of jihadism and the senseless massacres of Christians — especially Igbos in the North.
As I begin this second and concluding part,
it is pertinent to alarm that Sharia legislation has passed Second Reading in
the Federal House of Representatives.
This is a Bill designed to make criminal aspects of Sharia Court — a
State and Federal law. That means Sharia
Courts will be setup in all the States of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
What does this law portend for Nigeria, especially
for Christians in Nigeria? I’ll leave
that question for our constitutional lawyers and legal scholars to answer it.
However, for me, Sharia law and Sharia
court are in direct violation of the nation’s constitutional democracy. Nigeria is reputed to be a secular,
multi-ethnic, multi-religious State. Moreover,
we do not have Christian courts in Nigeria.
Why in the world would the second branch of our government pass a law
that violates and contradicts the constitution of Nigeria? Is Nigeria an Islamic State or a secular
nation?
The most annoying thing about all this; is
that no single Legislator — those elected to enact
laws according to the Constitution of the Federation, challenged the Bill, which
if instituted as federal law, will ultimately destroy Nigeria.
In addition to the Sharia Bill, the National
Assembly is also quietly debating the so-called “Grazing Bill,” which is designed
to allow Fulani herdsmen to rear their cows and cattle any where in the
federation. Recently, we have seen cows
and cattle being paraded all over the capital city of Abuja — and
recently, cows were seen in-front of the Central Bank and near the international
airport Abuja.
As I write, the Fulani herdsmen, whom the
Sultan of Sokoto and all the Northern governors defended as foreigners are
rampaging farmlands across many towns and villages in Nigeria, raping young
girls, women —
including married women, and wasting innocent lives.
I often wonder, if we are truly
human-beings or probably sub-humans as many White supremacists describe us. And when I read and see how Buhari/APC
government is going about governance in Nigeria, how he doesn’t give a damn
about these issues and how the Nigerian masses are not reacting to these
barbaric and senseless killings, I can only conclude that we have become a
coward citizenry and subdued people or simply we are allowing President
Mohammadu Buhari to govern us with impunity without exercising our rights to
free speech as democratic citizens. Nigeria is not working under President
Buhari. It is so sad and shameful that
we are being ruled like a banana republic.
What a shame and a sad situation!
Let leave the issue of Nigeria not working
for next time and focus on the remaining four reasons among many other factors that
are fueling Biafra agitation for self-determination and separation from
Nigeria.
4. Cultic rulers and corrupt politicians.
For the last fifty-five years, governance
in Nigeria has been hijacked by a group of selfish, greedy, egoistic, vision-less,
malicious, mischievous and treacherous rulers. Since Nigeria gained
independence in October 1st, 1960, the nation has not had honorable men and
women to pilot the affairs of the nation but cultic and corrupt individuals. Nigeria
has not really enjoyed any genuine political peace and national prosperity
despite her enormous natural resources and abundant human capital that God
endowed her with. Instead, the country has been ruled and governed by
military dictators and political opportunists that have denied the citizens basic
needs of livelihood — such as food, housing, health, good road, drinkable
water, electricity, and off-course things like order, peace, and security
which are the primary duties and functions of government.
For fifty-six years since independence,
Nigeria has had a military dictatorship, political hypocrisy, idolatrous
religious system, and extravagantly indulgent corrupt judicial system that
oppressed the poor, the less privileged and minority members of the federation.
In a nutshell, Nigeria’s rulers have failed to fulfill their basic obligations
to the nation and its people.
In his famous and widely quoted treatise
on Nigeria: ‘The Trouble with Nigeria,’ the eminent scholar and world renowned
poet, late Prof. Chinua Achebe writes, “The trouble with Nigeria is simply and
squarely a failure of leadership.”
In his classic book: “The Open Sore of a
Continent—
A Personal Narrative of the Nigerian Crisis,” the
literary icon, an international acclaimed playwright, essayist and Nobel Peace
Prize winner, Novelist Wole Soyinka brilliantly and succinctly writes about the
corruption, human rights abuses, bad leadership and political bondage in which
Nigeria and most of Africa was subjected to since her independence.
And so, what we have had in Nigeria and
continues to have today, is a superficial, cryptic, unqualified and incompetent
group of rulers; a political cult and corrupt elites that have crippled the
nation and destroyed the enormous human potential that exist in Nigeria. Today,
those that make up the entity called Nigeria hate each other with satanic
passion and can’t work together.
Today, Nigeria is governed by a group of
myopic rulers that are only after their own personal profit, power, and
influence. They are greedy, incompetent
and hungry wolves who abuse power for their personal gain and pleasure. They enjoy lavished lifestyles, showing of
their ill-gotten wealth, enjoying cheap sex while millions of citizens go
hungry. They are driven by greed,
corruption, jealousy and hatred of other members of the federation. These political elites extort, levy heavy
taxes on poor citizens, take bribery and loot the state treasury. They lie, compromise, harass, threaten and
even resort to murder in order to attain and solidify their temporal influence,
superficial charm and evil power.
It was during the era of the generals like
Ibrahim Babangida and Sani Abacha as well as the presidency of Shehu Shagari
and that of Olusegun Obasanjo, that corruption was staunchly enthroned and celebrated
in Nigeria. The country witnessed monumental cases of corruption and bribery
for tax evasion, embezzlement, looting of state and national treasury by the
very people entrusted with management of public treasury and nation’s wealth.
General Babangida, in particular, destroyed
the Nigerian economy and basically rubbished the nation’s societal values by
elevating greed, bribery, and corruption as well as enthroning most of the
crooks, cronies and the pathetic individuals who still rule over the affairs of
the nation today.
Since the return to democratic
presidential system of government in 1999, we have seen an unprecedented
scandal for bribe, tax evasion, stealing, embezzlement, fraudulent contracts
looting and money laundering by the very people entrusted with power and
management of public treasury. Just to name a few — Siemens and Wilbros
bribery scandals for contracts, Halliburton tax bribery, Chevron, Texaco, Royal
Dutch and Bake Hughes bribe for tax evasion, looting and money laundering by
almost most of the governors that served during Obasanjo’s first and
second-terms in office. Billions of Naira were spent by INEC that regaled
PDP the most fraudulent election in the history of Nigeria in 2003 and 2007,
the national identity card project fraud, N300 billion of federal road
construction without any good road network to show for it, PTDF looting,
privatization of federal establishments to friends and families, and trillions
of waste in the energy sector and the list goes on.
In
2007, Nigerians learned that the past military rulers squandered nearly 400
billion US dollars in the last forty years.
That same week, the World
Bank and other international organizations reported that Nigeria risks collapse
and disintegration if the current looting, corruption, and criminality do not
stop. This year 2016, a study by World Bank and IMF estimated that
Nigerian politicians have earned nearly $700 billion since crude oil was
discovered in Nigeria. The $700 billion that our military rulers and corrupt
politicians have stolen, looted and embezzled in the last fifty years is
fifty-four times more than the $12 billion Marshall Plan an European recovery economic
aid and technical assistance program that was packaged by America as aid to rebuild
sixteen European countries and economies that were devastated after the end of
second World War II.
Today, our leaders travel to those
European countries for holidays and medical treatment as well as send their
children there for studies. The wealth of the nation that the military rulers
and politicians looted, laundered and squandered could have been utilized to
rebuild the entire sub-Sahara African economies and create the same luxury they
see today in Europe, America, Asia and Dubai.
Instead, our rulers preferred to steal,
loot, and launder public funds into their private accounts in secret banks
overseas where those same finances were loaned to citizens of those countries
to start businesses and carry out all kinds of infrastructural projects and
human capital development.
It is really sad
that Nigerian leaders loot their nation’s wealth and launder that same stolen
wealth to the banks owned by Western rich nations while their own countries and
people wallow in pandemic poverty, chronic diseases, misery, and death. Today, the loots
of General Abacha are not only located in secret banks in Switzerland and other
foreign banks, but are being discovered hidden in juju houses in Nigeria while
poverty, disease, corruption and hopelessness buffet the people. What a travesty! What a curse!
By the way, for President Buhari to
properly own the legacy of truly curbing and exterminating corruption in
Nigeria — even though his war against corruption has been selective, he must go
back to the 80’s — during the presidency of another weak and corrupt government
of Shehu Shagari through the brutal military dictatorship of Abacha, Buhari,
IBB, and others. Until today, the Swiss banks are still repatriating $millions
stolen by the brutal dictator Abacha. President Buhari should also
investigate Halliburton scandal; PTDF; NNPC, etc., during President Obasanjo’s
tenure and so forth.
Nigerian rulers are evil, wicked and
vision-less. They are simply selfish and empty human beings. Biafrans do
not want to be part of this criminal enterprise.
5. Witchcraft, satanic and 419 churches.
Today, the streets of cities, towns, and
even villages in Nigeria especially Southern Nigeria are littered with all
kinds of churches, ministries and religious institutions — including satanic
and witchcraft churches off-course. Some
of these churches are led by false pastors and cultic priests promising
healing, wealth, prosperity and happiness. In spite of the abundance of churches
and such promises, vast majority of Nigerian citizens are among the poorest and
sickest people in the world.
Furthermore, one can see the abundant
presence and practice of rituals, divination, astrology, sorcery, witchcraft,
voodoo, magic, envy, greed, jealousy, hatred, idolatry, hypocrisy, ungodliness,
wickedness, lust, immorality, adultery while corruption remain rampant and
alarming in the society. There is no sign of righteousness, love, peace and
hope, but injustice, unrighteousness, hate, anger, resentment, bitterness,
evil, wickedness, violence, killings, and hopelessness reign supreme in the
country.
There is no doubt that that the Nigerian
church and certain bishops in their fold are emulating and borrowing from the
rich American Church and her superstar pastors, bishops and televangelists like
Pastor Benny Hinn, Bishop TD Jakes, Dr. Creflo Dollar, Bishop Eddie Long,
Bishop Dale Bronner, Pastor Joel Osten, Pastor Joyce Myer, Pastor Paula White,
and Pastor Darlene Bishop, and many others. These imitators and imposters fail
to understand that United States of America is a rich and capitalist country.
The religious institution in America is a big business because of the
capitalist nature of the country and there are certain laws and privileges that
support religious organizations to tap into the vast wealth and prosperity that
exist in the nation without depending on the meager tithes and offerings of
their members.
And so today, prosperity and healing
gospel pervade every nook and corner of Nigeria including airspace in spite of
the fact that Nigeria is a poor country still.
Moreover, there are no laws and regulations that support the church or
seriously punish offenders.
And so, false gospel message pervades the
entire space. What we have nowadays is another gospel, a false gospel,
and a religious syncretism. “The gospel teaching that subtly implies and
often overtly states that God wants you to be rich is a false gospel,” writes
Pastor Jim Bakker, a former prosperity preacher and proponent of “God wants you
rich theology,” who dwindled his parishioners millions of dollars and later
while serving term in prison, he diligently read and studied the Scripture and
God opened his understanding. That teaching he says, does not lineup with
the tenets of the Holy Scriptures. It is another gospel — another
Jesus, in fact, a gospel of Satan and message of hell fire - a
prosperity-tinged Pentecostalism.”
The truth is that modern-day church is a
“designer Church,” a Church that is totally misconstrued, misguided and
misinformed; where spiritual witchcraft and biblical ignorance are in abundance;
a Church that is bewitched, a Church that is preaching and teaching another
gospel; another Jesus and a message of “get rich and get healed theology,” a perverted
Church were the so-called men of God are preaching eisegesis rather than proper
exegesis , what tickles the ears of their parishioners rather than sound
doctrine, a church where ill-trained pastors and bishops are using pragmatic
psychological philosophies for attaining success and for solving spiritual
issues rather than sound exposition of God’s Word, a church where con men are
using the Word of God against gullible Christians for lucre and for profit.
The July 2007 edition of Christianity
Today carried a survey conducted in 2006 by the PEW forum on religion and
public life. They found that 25% of Nigerian Christians are renewalists -
that is Pentecostals and Charismatic. The same survey noted that 33% of
South Africans and 50% of Kenyans were also renewalists. Out of nearly
900 million Africans, which include Christians, Muslims, pagans, Atheists and
other religious persuasions, about 150 million Christians are now renewalists.
Professor Paul Gifford of the University
of London, England, in his 2004 book: “New Christianity: Pentecostalism
in a Globalizing African Economy” writes, “African Christians believe
that success is determined by your faith.” Professor Gifford notes that
these renewalists have moved beyond traditional Pentecostal practices of
speaking in tongues, prophesying, and healing to the belief that God will
provide —
money, cars, houses, and even spouses — in
response to the believer’s faith — if not immediately, then
soon. In the same 2006 survey by PEW forum, 92% Nigerian Christians, 90% South
African and 85% of Kenyan Christians agreed that “wealth and material blessings
are based on one’s faith.” What a tragedy and travesty!
In
fact, prosperity gospel is destroying Africa in an age of innovation and
technological revolution. While nations are tapping into the next
frontier of technology innovation and advancement, most Africans are looking up
to their herbalists, pastors, and off-course to heaven not for ideas but for
God to rain $millions$ on them. And this way of thinking pervade the
African Christendom currently. They
refused to understand that “manna” stopped failing from heaven after the
Israelites crossed River Jordan and settled in the Land of Canaan. God
commanded them to go to work and be innovative and productive.
And
so, what we have today in Africa as prosperity message is a muddled and
schismatic gospel, Satan’s gospel, a 419 scheme, a toxic and deadly scam
designed for the sick, poor, lazy, gullible and biblical illiterate.
Christianity is no longer an intellectual
exercise in an age of prosperity gospel in Nigeria and most of Africa. Training
to become a priest/pastor takes years of study and preparation. Sadly the
“holy office” is no-longer sacred and intellectually stimulating because con-men
and women, who have no business with the “holy calling”, have desecrated it in
order to dwindle and deceive the gullible and weak in the society. This
kind of unbalanced gospel messages that are being promulgated by the so-called
“men of God” and super pastors and preachers of our day is appalling and
troublesome.
Dr. Hank Hanegraaf, president of Christian
Research Institute in California, and one of the finest and courageous
Christian apologists of our time, in his book, “Christianity in Crisis” prophetically
and passionately argued that modern-day Christianity is in crisis. He said that
the Church is undergoing a major transformation and that millions of Christians
have embraced another gospel, another Jesus, a gospel of false promises of
prosperity, wealth, healing, signs and wonders. He attributes the problem
to lack of sound biblical training and Seminary education. George Barna,
the famous Church consultant, researcher and writer, also supports Dr.
Hanegraaf postulations that the Church is dying due to lack of sound Bible
teachers and strong Church leadership.
In his best-selling book, “Crisis in the
Village,” Dr. Robert M. Franklin, a theologian and public intellectual, wrote
that the “Church has lost her moral mission, call and commitment.”
Christian faith has lost its value,
respect and dignity. Today, there are an estimate of 3,000 religious
organizations worldwide and about 3,000 satanic churches that literally worship
Satan and all kinds of demonic worship.
C. S. Lewis, the famous Oxford apologist for the faith, wrote: “We
must return to Christianity in order to preserve the things we value. But
we cannot return to Christianity at all unless the thing we value above all
else is Christ….. Otherwise, we are in effect, asking to save our idols for
us.”
Prosperity message is destructive and has
negative effects. This blind spirituality is not only destructive,
damaging, and deceptive but worse than slavery. It is bondage, abuse,
deception, manipulation, godlessness and satanic capitalism.
Most Nigerian Christians are only not
enslaved spiritually, morally and financially but intellectually as well.
It is economic, moral, and intellectual slavery. Million of Nigerian
Christians are now victims of Satanic Churches and their false prophets.
The prosperity gospel is also destroying
Nigerian society —
family, homes, causing a combination of
disappointment, hurts, discouragement, and anger toward God and sometimes
causes people to turn away from God. What we have today is moral bankruptcy,
biblical ignorance, a modern day voodoo and satanic spiritual spiritualism.
In a nutshell, a 419 in the Church and a materialistic Christianity with
enormous danger in it.
Many
of the clergymen parading themselves as men of God in the nation and claiming
to hear from God or speak on His behalf are complete disappointment and
disgrace to society. I wish they heard
from God. If they did, Nigeria would not
be in the sorry-mess it is today. In
fact, they are absolute failure to their calling and priesthood.
Biafrans
want to free themselves from these religious syncretism, witchcraft and adulterous
religious organizations that exist in Nigeria today.
6. Failure of educational leadership, vision-less universities and purposeless
education.
While many nations around the globe
are prospering, educating their younger generation and motivating them to
achieve great things in this 21st century world of scientific progress and
technological advancement, Nigeria and most of Africa are trapped in a culture
of corruption and bad leadership. Today, while technology innovation is
linking people — especially young people and nations together through social
media such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc., for great purposes, millions
of young people in Nigeria are utilizing social media for fraud, immorality, crime,
and violence.
Despite the abundant natural resources
and human potential that exist, Nigeria is listed among the poorest countries
in the world. It has one of the lowest primary school completion rates in
Africa. Also, Nigeria has one of the largest percentages of the 100
million children, mostly girls; who are out of school worldwide. Today, as
the population has exploded and ballooned, many more children go to bed hungry
while millions of families subsist on less than one dollar a day. It is
estimated that there are about 70 million people who are 30 years and under unemployed
and without any form of employment in Nigeria today. That is a disaster
for a nation.
The culture of learning which was
strong and admired by Nigerians has eroded due to weak educational leadership
and corrupt government leaders.
Since the return to democratic
government in 1999, the portfolio of education has been held by corrupt and
incompetent politicians. Moreover, most of the governors of the various
states in Nigeria have been vision-less and myopic. The university
campuses have become centers for raping young girls, gang activities, deaths
and cultic activities, in addition to constant strikes, poor lecturers and lack
of funds. Everything nowadays is driven by money and even university admissions
are now bought by rich people for their children. The schools are also
dilapidated and teachers who cannot write simple correct sentences or speak eloquently
are teaching Nigeria’s future leaders. What a travesty!
The evidence of lawlessness and
purposeless education are so prevalent in today's Nigerian universities.
That is why many young Nigerians are leaving the shores of Nigeria to
elsewhere — even to the nearest neighboring countries like Ghana and South
Africa to attend university. Those of them who are extremely lucky to go
to Europe and United States are excelling in their studies and academics.
So, why would any young person want
to live in a nation that does not care for him or her, or treated as the future
leaders of the country, receive proper training, developed and prepared to take
over the affairs of the nation at some point? Why would they live in a nation
without job after their university education and unemployment roaring at almost
80%? By the way, the Nigerian military
is still searching for hundreds of phantom Chibok school girls who were
supposedly taken away from their dormitories by Boko haram for several years
now. What
a shame!
While other nations around the globe
are tapping into the 21st century high technology world to educate their young
generation, motivating them to achieve great things, creating young
entrepreneurs, building massive wealth, and prospering as a nation, Nigeria
continues to wallow in archaism, primitivism, backwardness, endemic corruption,
vision-less political leadership, ethnic and religious violence and genocidal
war — and by so doing destroying every hope of nation building and promise of
peace, unity, and prosperity.
Biafrans want to sanitize the
education sector, setup educational environment like the Western and Jewish
educational system for viable innovation, creativity, economic development, progress,
and prosperity.
7. Get rid of Igbo saboteurs, sellouts and puppet
politicians in Biafra land.
Although the Nigeria-Biafra civil war
ended almost 46 years ago, with a declaration slogan: “No Victor No
Vanquished”, yet former Eastern region is systemically marginalized,
economically exploited and political oppressed.
Before the civil war, Ndigbo as a strong
force to reckon with. They dominated very
sector of the economy such as trade and retail. The former Eastern region was united
and prosperous — a region that produces the major stake of Nigeria’s revenue, not
to mention the manpower, skills and resources that powered Nigeria’s economy.
The vibrant brain-power and industrial cities of Aba, Onitsha, Nnewi, and the
corporate like cities like Enugu, Port Harcourt, Calabar, etc., are now death-traps
road network and mountains of rotten garbage lying all over the place.
After the war, the former Eastern region
was broken into two zones (South- East and concocted South-South) with
South-East being the smallest among the six zones in the country. Today, the
South-East has the least number of states, local governments, and members of
the House of Representatives., Senate and number of ministers and receives the
least amount of revenue allocation despite the massive crude oil resources in
nine of the eleven states of SE/SS region.
Also the industrial economy of former
Eastern region was destroyed after the civil war and now our young people are
reduced to be mere traders, drivers and beggars in Nigeria. The enterprising and entrepreneurial energy
of Ndigbo has been destroyed by harsh and punitive policies aimed at
marginalizing the region and its people.
Furthermore, in the last twenty-five years
and more, the former Eastern region comprising of Southeast and so-called
South-south have been ruled mostly by political prostitutes and puppets imposed
on Igboland. These are cultic and
corrupt politicians who are sellouts and saboteurs for the Hausa-Fulani Sokoto
Caliphate and Yoruba Oligarchy. With the
exception of few leaders who are courageous and strong leaders like the former
and outspoken Anambra State governor Chief Chukwuemeka Ezeife, Ndigbo has not
had honorable and courageous men and women to represent their interests in
Nigeria.
Today, many SE/SS politicians are money
worshippers, egotistic, jealous and envious haters, who are willing to commit
all kinds of atrocities against their own people in order to satisfy their masters
and selfish lifestyles.
Even in ministerial affairs, politicians
from SE/SS region have mismanaged the enormous human potential and abundant
natural resources in Biafra land because of greed, personal power, profit and
pleasure.
The political cultic club setup by Hausa-Fulani
Sokoto Caliphate and Yoruba Oligarchy has failed Ndigbo. They are mostly
sellouts and saboteurs and their lack of compassion, inefficiency,
incompetency, corruption, and visionless leadership have destroyed the
political landscape and potential of Igboland.
Because of their poor politics and greedy
politicking, millions of Biafrans are wallowing in abject poverty, with dilapidated
infrastructure, death-trap roads, lack of clean water, ill-equipped healthcare
facilities, and poor education at levels, and massive unemployment. Bribery and
corruption are endemic, poverty, hunger, pandemic disease, improvised
infrastructure, and political conflicts are the norm in the Igboland today.
As a result, the region is in a state of
hopelessness due to imposed cultic politicians, weak and coward Igbo rulers. The
SE politicians have woefully failed Ndigbo. Many, if not all of them have mortgaged
their consciousness, character and principle for personal lucre.
Because of this, in the early 1990’s, we
witnessed many espousers of separatism due to systemic marginalization, economic
injustice and political oppression.
Separatist leaders like Ralph Uwazurike of the Movement for the
Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) and Asari Dokubo, a key
figure in the Niger Delta struggle and several others emerged.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo
arrested and detained Alhaji Asari Dokubo of NDPVF, Dr Fasheun and Otunba
Ganiyu Adams of OPC and Chief Ralph Uwazurike of MASSOB. Dr Fasheun and Otunba
Adams regained their freedom soon after their arrests but Asari Dokubo and
Ralph Uwazurike were remanded in prison.
Later, the late President Yar’Adua released Alhaji Asari Dokubo leaving
behind Chief Ralph Uwazurike of MASSOB, who is an Igbo. He was released two years later. That was selective injustice.
Today, we have Nanmdi kanu, leader of the
Indigenous Peoples of Biafra and director of radio Biafra, who has been in Kuje
prison for little over a year now despite three rulings of three courts that pronounced
his release unconditionally.
Biafrans want to be liberated from these selective
injustices and capricious
challenges facing them in Nigeria. Biafra
wants to be freed from ethnic hatred and tribalism, injustice, bribery and
political corruption, insecurity and militancy, religious ignorance,
intolerance, and violence, lapses and paralysis in education sector, poverty
and disease, moral & social decadence, and lack of patriotism, nationalism
and national planning among other severe challenges Nigeria is mired into.
Biafrans
want freedom and self-determination because of severe suffering and
marginalization and numerous injustices against them by the Hausa-Fulani
Caliphate and Yoruba co-conspirators since the amalgamation of Nigeria in 1914. One hundred years of suffering and servitude
is enough.
All
Eastern region, states, organizations, groups, freedom fighters, etc. must
unite now to liberate themselves and their land from Islamic State of Nigeria.
All Easterners must work together and do whatever it takes to exit this
failed state filled with hateful and murderous Boko haram and Fulani herdsmen. All
former Easterners must unite now and work together to make Biafra a reality — because
there is no future and hope for us in Nigeria.
We
need courageous, visionary and skillful people in Biafra land to work together
to emancipate the region from satanic subjugation, political oppression, systemic
marginalization, foolishness, stupidity, mediocrity, incompetence, cowardice,
jihadism, tyranny, poverty, disease, and hopelessness currently prevalent in Nigeria.
We will be
become slaves and Islamized if we do not wake-up from our slumber now to
confront this on-going satanic conspiracy and attack carefully orchestrated by
the Northern Oligarchy and their British friends to marginalize, destabilize Igboland
and enslave our people.
I
am tired of living in bondage, slavery and servitude in my own country. It is
time to live in freedom, liberty, justice and pursuit of happiness for all. It
is time to live in prosperity.
‘One’
Nigeria and ‘Unity’ cannot be by force. Even God Himself did not tolerate unity
of hate, abuse, dishonor, and death. If that was the case, God would still
be sharing the heavenly abode today with the Angel of Light - Satan. God
did not condone unity of circumcised with uncircumcised people. Jesus
Christ did not ask us to love and live with our neighbor. He only told us
to love our neighbor. It does not mean we must live with a neighbor who
wants to kill you. You don’t have to live with a hateful neighbor.
I firmly believe in the Promise of
Biafra. Biafra will set up a
transparent, non-oppressive and innovative system of government that will
create the environment where everyone within her sovereignty can flourish, be free,
pursue liberty, justice and prosperity.
Biafra will be a fantastic nation – perhaps the Israel or Japan of
Africa.
May God open our eyes, enlighten our minds and help
us to forge the unity and foster the love necessary to confront this dastardly
conspiracy and free ourselves from present enslavement and coming islamization.
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