@LucyOnyinyyi I watched your monologue about the hypocrisy of one Nigeria and I must confess that I was in awe of your acting skill and dept of knowledge about the circumstance
I have always have admiration for our women who are conscious of our precarious situation in Nigeria..
Britain and France are two dubious countries that shouldn't be in same sentence with piety and human right.
They shout human right only when it serves their economic interest
The Nigerian Civil War was not an inevitable tragedy; it was a sustained policy choice backed by imperial interests, notably the British.
Had the British government genuinely wanted to prevent the conflict, it possessed every lever of power to do so. As the primary colonial architect of Nigeria’s fragile regional structure, Britain deliberately left behind systemic fault lines designed to maintain influence.
When tensions boiled over, London chose to step in, not as a mediator, but as a decisive backer of military action—supplying millions of rounds of ammunition, heavy artillery, and armored vehicles to protect its massive Shell-BP oil assets and geopolitical clout.
A true push for peace, a full arms embargo, or genuine support for regional autonomy at Aburi could have altered history. Instead, the Wilson administration covertly escalated hardware flow while publicly preaching neutrality.
Wars don't just happen; they are fueled. Britain chose oil, leverage, and arms sales over preventing human catastrophe.
@Muyiwa66@Aa_Triumph ...On the other hand France is also sponsoring Islamic Jihadist terrorists to distabilize the AES in West Africa all for economic profit ( free access to mineral resources)
Piety and empathy shouldn't be in same sentence with the UK and France because piety is optional to them
@Muyiwa66@Aa_Triumph UK is a very dubious country with an undeclared 'selective morality foreign policy '
There interest in Palestine has nothing to do with morality or empathy but pure economic benefits from their Arab lords. I know this because I'm from Biafra where Britain committed genocide
The marginalization is becoming something else.
Aba Power could not power their plants to generate electricity because they don’t have gas to feed their plants.
Meanwhile Abia State and Imo State are the major gas deposits in the country.
The gas is piped from Abia state to the North without any outlet to feed industries in the South East .
They don’t have any reason to deny the people of South East this gas that is in large quantity in their region.
Ndi Igbo it is time to come together as one to fight that which is fighting us.
I Have Proof Mahmood Yakubu Worked for My Opposition — Peter Obi
In 2023 we took things for granted. We believed INEC. We believed what they said they would do. The INEC Chairman convinced the world that he would do the right thing, when in fact he was working for the opposition.
This time, we will only trust them by doing the right thing ourselves.
Peter Obi,
NDC Presidential Candidate
They rigged Ned Nwoko out in APC primary because of his strong determination to get Anioma state created and zoned to South East. Ned Nwoko rig out was planned from Abuja by Yoruba led APC govt. See Hausa-fulanis may have some political agenda against Igbos. But you see Yoruba evil agenda against Igbo is in everything. They are against Igbo unity, against Igbo success, against economic development, against Igbo culture, against everything Igbo. They just don't want Igbos to do well in anything.
Barrister Livingstone Wieche, the President of Ohanaeze Ndị Igbo, Rivers State Chapter, thanks the Indigenous Igbo Congress (IIC) for uniting the 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗼𝘂𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗜𝗴𝗯𝗼 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀 of Rivers State.
If Yoruba doesn't cry blood this year, make I know wetin cause am.
This is account of British war against The Aro Confederacy, can those claiming empires and kingdoms, bring accounts of their ancestors fighting a war against the British.?
Ndigbo be proud of your Ancestors!
Igbo ebuka!
Fulani elites and Fulani clerics must understand that threats, intimidation, or attempts to use state power to silence or arrest the leaders of the Hausa Zallah movement will not make the Hausa people abandon their demand for dignity, representation, and self-determination.
We Hausa people have awakened politically and socially. We are becoming more conscious of our history, our rights, our political strength, and the importance of determining our own future. We will no longer remain silent whenever our interests are ignored or our voices are suppressed.
Our awakening is not a call for violence or hatred against anyone. It is a call for political consciousness, unity, peaceful organization, education, and democratic participation. We believe every community has the right to organize, express its views, defend its interests, and demand accountable leadership without intimidation.
To those who think threats can send us back into silence: understand that the Hausa people have already awakened, and we will continue to speak, organize, and participate peacefully in shaping our future.
We have awakened—and we will never go back to sleep.
Billy Graham's poem to Ndị Igbo.
They tried to erase you from the scrolls of time but how do you erase a people whose name are not just written in the sands of time but in the divine will of the most high God.
The Igbo are the originators of democracy.
The living remnants of a divine people who carry the ancient codes of resilience, brilliance and divine flavor.