The Yorubas must stand against the Hausa/Fulani caliphate and reclaim Kwara State
By Chima Onyekachi
(For Family Writers)
Femi Olu-Kayode has been vocal about self-determination since losing grip of political power, and then Afenifere spoke out when Fulani herdsmen kidnapped Olu Falae. Now a Yoruba group is inviting Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) to have a rally in any part of Oduduwa land with the consent and support of the Yorubas because they also want to exercise their right to self-determination. This is surprising and at the same time suspicious.
The Oduduwas' are welcome in the quest to dismantle the British invention called Nigeria as long as their usual cowardly behavior is jettisoned. The people of Oduduwa must prove they are ready to fight for their freedom and must remain resolute as Biafrans have done in the face of brutality against them. The Yorubas must stand against the Hausa/Fulani caliphate and reclaim Kwara State. It is time for everyone to go back to their roots and be identified.
Awon eniyan ti Oduduwa! E Kaaro!!
By Chima Onyekachi
(For Family Writers)
Femi Olu-Kayode has been vocal about self-determination since losing grip of political power, and then Afenifere spoke out when Fulani herdsmen kidnapped Olu Falae. Now a Yoruba group is inviting Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) to have a rally in any part of Oduduwa land with the consent and support of the Yorubas because they also want to exercise their right to self-determination. This is surprising and at the same time suspicious.
The Oduduwas' are welcome in the quest to dismantle the British invention called Nigeria as long as their usual cowardly behavior is jettisoned. The people of Oduduwa must prove they are ready to fight for their freedom and must remain resolute as Biafrans have done in the face of brutality against them. The Yorubas must stand against the Hausa/Fulani caliphate and reclaim Kwara State. It is time for everyone to go back to their roots and be identified.
Awon eniyan ti Oduduwa! E Kaaro!!
Let's please forget them because we must have our Biafra on maps first, please we should not make the mistake Ojukwu made with Awolowo. any way they have to fight for their own destiny, first it's too early to invite Biafra's help after all the marginalization they and the caliphate has given to us without any justifiable reason. secondly I see them suffer for the blood of millions of Biafrans they killed in cold-blood and starvation, i see Hausa and Yoruba going to a big war and at the end both will remain one as a new entity, after all both are Ismaelites.
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