Revolution the only Key to Unlock the Cage of Bondage called Nigeria - Kanu

By Princewill Akubumma| Biafra Writers

Monday, January 25, 2021.

Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB, has reassert on last week Friday, the 22nd of January 2021 that Nigeria is a big scam and that Buhari has since died and buried. He maintained that the country is currently  being run by extremely bunch of dictators called the 'Presidency'.

According to the IPOB leader, who bemoaned the people of Nigeria to being privy of all the anomalies bedeviling the country yet, does absolutely nothing than going back to their homes with more hopelessness in their hearts. A trait Kanu referred to as a black man's syndrome.

In his words, Kanu said;

"The only enemy of a black man is the way he reasons. We are suffering and complaining everyday without the courage to do something about it, some of you tried to do something about it with the end SARS protest, but some of you quickly capitulated because of your tribal and religious affiliations"

Kanu also accused the men and women of the press for their complicit in helping to advance the Fulani agenda for very many years through their lopsided media reportage. He warned that except they change from their evil ways, that their lives will be more misery than that of Hausa people in Nigeria today. 

He continued to express disdain for the country (Nigeria) which have been unfavourable for everyone and suggested that the only antidote to all the problems is revolution.  

He pointed out how viable most of the European countries, America and others are today because they had a revolution that overthrew corrupt and inept regimes to give way to a progressive nation.

The country can never move forward with the way it is currently governed by gang of sycophants he said.

Having failed in their first attempt to address their woes, Kanu advised the Nigerian youths, to build mental toughness in order to jettison every tribal emotions that will be thrown at them when they return to the street to make their voices heard once again.

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The Failed Revolution and the Wrong Choice of the Revolutionaries

Offor Princewill Akubumma |For Biafra Writers

November 3, 2020.

During the brief revolution that took place in Nigeria, the youths were left with two options: food and the key to their destiny. There is no gainsaying that the destiny of most Nigerian youths has been under lock and key – a situation orchestrated by the ruling class.

Had this recent revolutionary march been sustained for two more weeks, absolute freedom would have been attained. But the youths chose their stomach over freedom of oppression from the government. They succumbed to the government's tricks and allow themselves to be lured with food and Covid-19 palliatives.

The revolution lasted for just two weeks and the youths were already wining; the government, apparently in a tight corner, was yielding. Moreover, international community was backing the youths.

As the scenario snowballed into a battle between the ruling class and the poor masses, the ruling class hired some unscrupulous elements to disrupt the protest, attack individuals and destroy property, thus making the whole show look violent in nature.

Using this as a pretext, curfew was imposed and the murderous military officially unleashed on the protesters.  And as the youths retired back home, the media houses, under the brutal control of the government, were conveniently deployed to paint the brief revolution black. The protesting youths were demonized, and now being labeled hoodlums, are massively incarcerated.

As the saying goes, unless the lion learns to tell its own story, the tale of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. The youths must as a matter of urgency rise up to correct the false narratives of the government and its pocketed media. They should let the world know that the government has reneged on all its promises as it concerns the demands of the protest.

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