IF YOU ARE AN IGBO AND AT THIS JUNCTURE YOU DON'T SEE THE NEED FOR BIAFRA, THEN YOU ARE AS GOOD AS A WASTED SPERM!

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Shame to all the Igbos who still believe in the 1-Nigeria nonsense. You are not wanted in Nigeria and if you are an Igbo and haven’t recognized that then you are simply moronic. I don’t care who you are!
The Igbo people are the only people in so-called Nigeria whose right to reside and work/do business in other parts of Nigeria is seen as a favor that can only be renewed with their blood and the destruction of their properties.




Igbos are the only citizens in Nigeria that have no right to vote for their preferred candidate in any other part of Nigeria and if they dare do they are killed and their lives and means of livelihood are threatened further. And it is even more shameful when this archaic way of thinking is coming from the supposedly most educated or so-called most sophisticated tribe in Nigeria.
They said Peter Obi was campaigning based on ethnicity, but when you fact-check you see the only group of people who are continuously campaigning not just on ethnic lines but with threats of violence against all those who disagree with them and once that person happens to be an Igbo person then they just merited death or a least a threat of it.

This article and the video are just a few samples of those not to talk of the famous threat from the Oba of Lagos to push the Igbos into the Atlantic Ocean and the subsequent refusal to receive Peter Obi in his palace during the campaign period.

IF YOU ARE AN IGBO IN NIGERIA AND YOU DO NOT AT THIS JUNCTURE SEE THE NEED TO HAVE YOUR OWN COUNTRY AS A BIAFRAN, THEN YOU ARE AS GOOD AS A WASTED SPERM!

Similar post: https://www.obasiafrica.com/2021/02/it-is-stupid-as-igbo-at-this-time-to.html


 


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