By Mazi Onyebuchi Eze
For Family Writers

It is important to make those mischievous Nigerians to understand that it is total mockery to the souls of Biafrans who has paid the supreme sacrifice by laying down their lives for Biafra restoration, for anybody to merely make mention of investments of Igbos in the North as a cheap blackmail to be used to disuade Biafrans in their unmatchable quest for Biafra restoration. In as much as there are international conventions and protocols to be activated which will protect Biafrans' investments and properties in any part of Nigeria, it is important to make those mischievous Nigerians to know that no amount of Igbo investments or properties in the world is more valued than the lives of Biafrans massacred in different places like:
1. National Highly School IPOB praying ground, Aba massacre in 9/2/2016
2. St Edmund Catholic Church Nkpor massacre in the Night of May 29/5/2016.
3. Biafra Heroes Day killings at Nkpor, Onitsha and Asaba in 30/5/2016.
4. IPOB Black Sunday evangelism massacre at Onitsha in August 2015.
5. IPOB Igweocha Donald Trump solidarity Rally massacre of Biafrans at Port Harcourt in January 20, 2017.
6. IPOB members massacre during #FreeNnamdiKanu protests in Mbiama Bayelsa State, Onitsha in Anambra, Enugu in Enugu state, Aba in Abia state, Asaba in Delta state and Port Harcourt in Rivers state.
Let nobody blackmail us with our wealth because their fathers confiscated our fathers' investments and properties in Northern and Western Nigeria and tagged them "Abandoned properties" in 1970 because Biafrans where defeated in genocidal war. IPOB has made it clear that Biafrans of this generation are ready to loose anything to restore Biafra including their lives. Igbo properties in Northern Nigeria is too small to what Biafrans are ready to loose if that become the price to be paid in restoring Biafra as our slogan still remain "BIAFRA OR DEATH". It is better to die for Biafra than to live for Nigeria. I rest my case!
It is also important to remember that lives were lost in 1945 and in 1953 to these same people. Again since the end of the war in 1970 , even before the current efforts to restore our nation,there has been killings upon killings over these, and all of it targeted at our people. Should we remember the ones in Bauchi, Kano, or Kaduma. Or the recent one when our people who were mourning the already slain ones, were invaded and killed in large numbers. Have we not been foolish enough? Is there any other place in the whole world where even two Igbo men or women have been killed for any reason that is without crime? Is it not certain that at lease 200- to 300 of those currently there will lose their lives before the end of next year even without the current threat? Behold it is recurring decimal that Ibos must be killed every other year in the North. So each time we have 400 people out there least 50 are allowances or provisions for death by Hausa Fulani. It is like in accounting where you make provisions for depreciation. Now some people say they have forty something trillion worth of assets over there ; and I ask: What is the price of the life of one Igbo man. I mean just one. Is forty whatever trillion any thing compared to it? Can one million trillion buy an Igbo man? We have warned them to make arrangement to relocate. Hence if the idiot called Uwaziruoke will make them Sta there, then let their souls be on his head. We won't bother again if anything happens to them
ReplyDeleteYou also remind them of their investments in the Buafra, they have majority if the shares in Nigeria breweries , they own # 30bn factory in 9th mile,Enugu, they own most of the banks branches, they own all th3 oil marketing companies viz;-Mobil, total, conoil, MRS, FO, they own oil platforms in Niger delta upto 83%, etc.
ReplyDeleteThose looking at Igbo investments should know they are personal properties but theirs are corporate properties like Shoprites, Mr Biggs, Uac factories,etc.
And after loosing all these precious lives, some mischievous nigerians are asking Biafrans to abandon the quest for the restoration of Biafra. How do you explain that to the up coming generations?
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