Biafra: Election Boycott, A Needful Approach (Part 2 )

Biafra: Election Boycott, A Needful Approach (Part 2 )

■ Author: Utiung Mathias
■ Twitter: @Umuchiukwu_writ
■ 14, Dec. 2018

People of Biafra, Are you marginalized?
Are you treated as an unwanted element, tribe or third class citizen in Nigeria?
Do you suffer the effect of bad leaders/governance the most? 

Are you tired of being a Nigerian? 

Do you want a referendum to be conducted for the Biafra Republic?

If yes, then election boycott is a needful and efficient approach to end all these.

An election boycott is a catalyst and a serious business in self-determination;

One may ask, "How Does Election Boycott Fasten Biafra Restoration"?

IPOB Members 

Is It Not Better For Us To Vote In Our Candidate So We Can Get Biafra Easily?
Don't You Know that If We Boycott The Election, It Will Work In Favour Of The Occupational Government?

Don't You Know that Whether Boycott Or Not, A Winner Must Still Emerge?

Brethren, you are an efulefu for asking such silly questions. To answer your question.

1) Bear in mind that our election boycott order is not to outcast any politician or the position he/she occupies, but to press home our demand for a referendum to be conducted.

2) No political position in Nigeria can give us Biafra, as that candidate you voted in, will swear an allegiance to protect and defend the integrity of Nigeria not to give you Biafra.

3) Election Boycott is a powerful non-violent weapon in self-determination; It will catalyze our demand for a referendum.

4) You can't claim to be a Biafran, yet still participate in Nigeria activities, most especially election; That alone shows that you are still part of the system.

5) May it also impress you to know that Election boycott helps to end colonial rule in India, Zimbabwe & Kenya; In Nigeria, Awolowo's boycott of the 1964 election led to the eventual fall of the first republic.

Therefore, a total boycott of the 2019 general election will fasten our quest for a referendum; And it's a task that must be done by all, who believe in Biafra.

Edited By Aguocha Chinwendum
Published By Nwaiwu Chiukwuebuka
For Umuchiukwu Writers.