A Yoruba lady angrily condemns Justice James Omotosho (the presiding judge) and Chief Adegboyega Awomolo (the lead prosecutor), both Yoruba men, along with other Yoruba individuals she accuses of conspiring with Fulani interests to ensure that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of IPOB, was sentenced to life imprisonment.
She declared that this marks the second time the Yoruba have betrayed the Igbo people and warned that the recent betrayal will backfire badly. She further cautioned the Yoruba that their current alliance with the Fulani to punish the Igbo will come at a heavy, unforgettable price.
A call to all the Africans especially Igbos living in Indonesia to investigate this matter thoroughly' because in most cases, some of the victims tend to be innocent of the accusation(s) but because Africa does not have a voice,they end up the way.
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@JamiluSufi The problem is not voting for Obi, Nigerians voted for him in 2023 yet INEC and the Judiciary said no, how are we sure they will not repeat the same thing in 2027.
It was loud and close. A rhythm now too familiar. First at night, now in broad daylight. A group of attackers was moving in on our village and the nearby ones too.
We froze, not knowing what to do. Smoke began rising, big, black clouds. Houses were burning. We saw people running, screaming. It was not near yet, but the land is flat; we could see everything. We were certain the attackers had seen us. One cannot hide easily out there. My mother’s face twisted. “Home,” she whispered and broke into a run. But my father ran after her and held her back. She began to shiver. “My children, my children,” she said, as tears welled up in her eyes.