First of all welcome to BiafraNigeria world message board. We are glad to have you.

There we go again some people will say. However, this question is so important that it is re-posted and possibly hear the opinion and concerns directly from Yorubas.

HELS.

Glad to hear from you and as you know Igbos have tendency to welcome strangers in the square before speaking. Your no longer a stranger but in my eyes still a yellow belly of course demonstrative of the Yoruba continuous act of cowdice unless proven otherwise. Your welcomed

Soyinka I have always believed is a Biafran brother for his monstrous belief in dissecting Nigeria into three. He has never flinched or changed his mind for Sovereign National Conference. However, he is one in a million Yoruba.
The question of trust by the Igbos is mostly fixated to the role the Yoruba leaders played, particularly the loud mouth of the Yoruba Express, Obafemi Awolowo during the war.We would like any Yoruba to break the jinks to us.Why did he make 360 degree turn against the Igbos before and after the war? What does the Yorubas e.g OPC think of Biafra yesterday, today and tommorrow? Why did it take the OPC several years to cry freedom and sing the songs of Aburi?

I was one of those who threw rocks and shouted kill him, kill him, kill him in Aba when Awolowo came to campaign. I will still recommned kill him even though he is at peace.This hardcore feelings tells you how we feel about the Yorubas. You may call it insanity or psychological, it is reality.

Now convince me otherwise to lay down my ineffectual feelings against your people. I fought the war as a teenage mutant Biafran although I did not shoot a gun but I saw misery, misfit Hausas and witnessed the obvious, death. My father was a victim of abandoned property compliment of your hero Awolowo. Talk to me Hels.

I hope you break that jinks for me.

Hail Biafra

[ April 13, 2001: Message edited by: Waypoint1Biafra ]

[ April 13, 2001: Message edited by: Waypoint1Biafra ]