The Biafra Project

Nigerians, YOU ARE ALL DOOMED, THE BAD THING IS, YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW IT YET!

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THE SENATE ANTI-RESTRUCTURING VOTE, BIAFRA AGITATION AND THE REST OF US.

This is certainly not the best of time for Nigeria. And most certainly not for the advocates of as Tuesday's "No Devolution Of Power" vote at the floor of the Senate appears to have finally given a very serious form of institutional credence to the assertion by the Nnamdi kanu led Biafran movement that the Nigeria state is unsalvageable.

But beyond the rhetorics and verbal gymnastics, there are some wildly held opinions which the Senate vote has simply elevated to the status of fact. Here are some of them:

1: It is not the Senate as an institution that doesn't want a restructured Nigeria. It is the North as a region. Sadly, long years of military rule championed by mostly northern military officers have succeeded in skewing the political equation of Nigeria in favour of the North. As it stands now, the North is in a default position to hold the rest of the country to ransom and that is exactly what is happening. She gets whatever she wants no matter how scandalous such a want might seem and she ensures that what the other region wants doesn't see the light of day no matter how fair and just such a want might be. Even with the combination of the numerical strength of southern lawmakers, the North still has the veto power.

North East Development Commission bill was passed into law almost before it was even presented on the floor of the parliament. But, a bill to "gift" Lagos state with special status was killed. A bill to set up a development commission for the southeast was equally shut down. Before the adulterated version of PIB was allowed to pass 2nd reading, northern lawmakers made sure that Kano and Kaduna were included as beneficiaries of the Host Community fund even when those two northern states do not produce even one litre of oil.

No form of re-organization of the political and economic structure of the Nigerian state a.k.a restructuring, can be effected through the existing constitutional structure. The status-quo is terribly skewed in favour of the only region (North) currently benefiting from it.

The Yorubas want true federalism. The south south want to be in charge of their resources. Igbo elders want a well restructured Nigeria where every region will be able to harness her full potentials and develop at her own pace. Igbo youths, under Nnamdi kanu, is agitating for a total separation from Nigeria because they believe the North which holds the numerical advantage in every facets of state institution here would never allow for restructuring.

Under close examination, the aspirations by the aforementioned peoples/groups are not mutually exclusive but the bitter truth is that no amount of sophistry and beautiful poetry robed in flawless grammar will give us restructuring.

It was the height of naivity in the first place to assume that our Northern neighbours will willingly relinquish the undue advantage their military heads of state gifted them with, without a fight.

The North will never allow for a restructured Nigeria UNLESS she is confronted with an alternative such as a determined quest for a referendum by the other component units.

It is at this point that we must all admit that the leader of Indigenous People Of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has been right all along. The action of the Northern Senate caucus has further legitimised the Biafra struggle. Above all, it has buried the argument that the Biafra strong man, Kanu, should use institutionalized politics to push his quest for a referendum.

Contrary to a very popular Igbo saying, what the young man, Nnamdi Kanu, saw while lying down, the elders have failed to see even while comfortably perched on top of iroko tree.

Our biggest mistake was antagonizing the IPOB leader rather than seizing the momentous occasion his Biafra agitation gifted us with to demand in practical terms, an end to the grave injustices and institutionalized daylight roguery in the Nigerian system.

How can it be that an "Emeka" from Akpugo-Nkanu in Enugu state must score not less than 120 to get admitted into federal govt unity college while an "Ibrahim" from Daura in Katsina state only needs to score 10 to be admitted into the same unity college......in the same country? And paradoxically funny enough, this same Ibrahim will most likely end up as the president of Nigeria even if he decides not to finish his secondary school education while the more intellectually endowed Emeka has less than 1% chance of even getting a job at the end of his academic sojourn??

Why should a state like Kano have the right to operate a parallel system of govt with sharia court (judiciary), sharia police known as the Hisbah working under the office of the governor (Executive) plus another very powerful body known as the Sharia commission (legislature) in the same country where Ekiti state governor, Ayo Fayose, was almost crucified for setting up a security outfit to confront the marauding fulani herdsmen??

Institutionalized injustices such as these should be unacceptable even by the lowest moral standard of natural justice.

The enemies of Nigeria are not those pushing for her balkanization due to entrenched injustices in the system. The real enemies are the beneficiaries of the unjust system who have sworn to allow neither restructuring nor a referendum for us to determine our future. It is very important that we always remember this fact.

The fact that the advocates of restructuring are yet to hit the street in protest over the Senate action is a grave indictment on their seriousness and collective resolve as a group.

One thing is certain, the maintainability of the status-quo IS NOT an option.

Eventually, something must give.

The position of not just the Igbos but every southerner today DOES NOT call for political correctness.

By making a comprehensive restructuring of the system impossible, the North is only making the complete balkanization of the country inevitable.

Charles Ogbu

All of you will be here yapping daily, and very unreasonable enough to not know the real thing going on before your very eyes in broad daylight.
people have no need to rear their cows in your land, they want your head and your land for Foolani perpetual occupation.
The set of strange beings in A*o Rock answering "presidency" are not there to govern you all, they are executive terrorist Foolani breeds who forcefully through the use arms and threats and terrorism took over your government in 2015 while accusing of all sorts of unfounded crimes. They took it over so as to use it to actualize their age-long Foolani agenda. Now they have actualized it almost 98%, it would have been 100% by now if not that the late COA (attahiru) fialed them, which was the reason they killed him. He was supposed to take over the government through a military coup while the so-called buhari is France so that the impostor can run for his life from there and the matter about the real terrorist Muhammadu Buhari 's death will be dealt with once and for all, and none of you would ask about him ever again.

Up till this moment none of you is aware that the monster buhari died since 2017 and was replaced with one impostor from Sudan, that one fled when the idiotic Abba Kyari died and they brought in another impostor from Niger who is now your president and all of you are been fooled all this while, including the so-called professors and PhD holders of the zoo called Nigeria.
All these are Foolani ways of keeping you all under their spell to ensure the success of their agenda. Before your very eyes it is all unfolding daily.
They are doing their best daily to suppress the Igbo Biafrans because the Foolani knows that only Igbo Biafrans can really resist them, that's why you see them buying every efulefu governor from the South and asking them to go after Igbo Biafrans and to kill them in the name of fighting the great and amazing and our precious .
None of you is reasonable enough to see these things happening for what they are nor have the balls to say it as it is so as to send these terrorist maruading Foolani degenerate progenies from hell to the hell where they come from.
If you all don't , Nigeria will end you all. It's just a matter of time. Foolani do not give up! Foolani do not know peace. Foolani do not understand dilomacy. Foolani do not understand English. The only language they understand apart from fulfude is aggression and violence just as they bring it. No one can help you zoo people unless you rise up, pick up serious guns and defend yourselves and your lands.






By
Emmanuel Chinedu Nweke
26/05/21

SU***DE BOMBER IN AFIKPO EBONYI STATE!
Ladies and gentle men, the future of Igbo Biafra land is here if we do not exit the evil contraption called Nigeria.
Today in Ehugbo Afikpo in Ebonyi State, a fulani su***de bomber entered a school and exploded himself. Luckily for students and teachers in the school,the bomb detonated before the su***de bomber could get close to them, so he died alone.
This is why these governors of Igbo Biafra States (Governors of EBONYI, Enugu, Imo, Abia, Rivers, Anambra....) sabotaging the coming of Biafra, killing our young men and giving our land to fulani janjaweed should be hanged in public.
Guess where the biggest Islamic school in West Africa is located? Afikpo in Ebonyi State.
My people the hour has come, they will kill, steal, destroy and enslave Igbo Biafrans. The only way out of the fulani mess is a Biafran exit from the zoo called Nigeria.
Now they have kicked off the era of su***de bombing, the coming months will not be funny.
Let's see how it goes!








By
Emmanuel Chinedu Nweke

DOCTORED BIAFRAN HISTORY ACCORDING TO WIKIPEDIA

Biafra, officially the Republic of Biafra, was a secessionist state in West Africa that existed from May 1967 to January 1970 during the Nigerian Civil War.[2] Its territory consisted of the Eastern Region of Nigeria. After Biafra's declaration of independence, Nigeria declared war on the nascent state, with the help of a combined military superpowers; United Kingdom, Russia, China and others. The three-years war ended in what was termed "No Victor, No Vanquish."

Biafra was formally recognized by Gabon, Haiti, Ivory Coast, Tanzania, and Zambia. Other nations, which did not give official recognition but provided support and assistance to Biafra, included France, Spain, Portugal, Norway, Rhodesia, South Africa, and Vatican City.[a] Biafra received aid from non-state actors, including Joint Church Aid, Holy Ghost Fathers of Ireland,[3] and under their direction Caritas International,[4] and U.S. Catholic Relief Services.[5] Médecins Sans Frontières also originated in response to the suffering.

After two-and-a-half years of war, during which almost two million Biafran civilians (3⁄4 of them small children) died from starvation caused by the total blockade of the region by the Nigerian government,[6] Biafran forces under Nigeria's motto of "No-victor, No-vanquished" surrendered to the Nigerian Federal Military Government (FMG). The surrender was facilitated by the Biafran Vice President and Chief of General Staff, Major General Philip Effiong, who assumed leadership of the Republic of Biafra after the original President, Colonel Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, fled to Ivory Coast.[7] After the surrender of Biafra, some Igbos who had fled the conflict returned to their properties but were unable to claim them back from new occupants. This became law in the Abandoned Properties Act (28 September 1979).[8] It was purported that at the start of the civil war, Igbos withdrew their funds from Nigerian banks and converted it to the Biafran currency. After the war, bank accounts owned by Biafrans were seized and a Nigerian panel resolved to give every Igbo person with an account only 20 pounds.[9] Federal projects in Biafra were also greatly reduced compared to other parts of Nigeria.[10] In an Intersociety study it was found that Nigerian security forces also extorted approximately $100 million per year from illegal roadblocks and other methods from Igboland - a cultural sub-region of Biafra in what is now southern Nigeria, causing greater mistrust of the Igbo citizenry towards the Nigerian security forces.[11

There are not many like him in Biafra land and beyond!
God bless Mazi Nnamdi Kanu