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A centrifugal force is gaining momentum in Nigeria. The impetus fueling this force consists of several ingredients that has arisen since the creation of Nigeria, through independence, the Civil War, despotic leadership and now, with the puppet in Aso Rock.
Any hope of the Nigerian nation (as we now know it) survival, depends imperatively on the answer to questions floating around in limbo.
Nigeria, with its colossal population and various nationalities all want to off-load the weight it has carried on its back for the past 100 years.
All memberstates of the Nigerian Nations want more control of their destinies and resources. There is no need for me to go into every detail here because I know you all are well versed in our demands and aspirations.
The only way out of this national quagmire is for the Federal Government to Hear what the West, the East and the Niger Delta have to say about this yoke we have been carrying on our collective backs for so long.
This dissatisfaction song is being sung by a majority of the populations of these regions. The heavy handedness of the centralists who have run the affairs of Nigeria (and failed woefully) is excrutiating to say the least.
An elastic band cannot be stretched infinitely. At some point it will snap. The centrifugal discord that is pulling away from the center doesn't seem to worry the occupants of Aso Rock! This is disturbing to say the least, and the ultimate road to the revolution that is imminent and impending will not be rosey unless the FG wakes up from its stupor and do what is right for the nation.
In its ignorance and baseless fear of the Igbo's, the FG and the Northern Oligarchy have excluded this industrious nation from helping build a prosperous nation. I predict that if, Biafra was to separate today, in about 5-10 years, it will surpass the entire continent in development, quality of life and technology.
What the One Nigerianists of the North and their puppet at the Rock are interested in are the resources in the Niger Delta/South Eastern Nigeria. It is a policy of enslavement, an economic pogrom and ethnic exclusion.
The inordinate fear emanationg from the leaches and parasites is what is going to cause a dissolution of what we now know as Nigeria, nothing more, nothing less...
That was well and eloquently put, the forces that hold toether Nigeria have been stratch to the limit. The only people still clinging the one Nigeria fallacy are the socalled money bag moderate who are still stuffing their belle with oil money. Unfortunately by the time they wake up it will be too late and the train must have left the station.
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We the Biafrans in the diaspora have given our mandates to our Biafran grassroots at home that we are no longer going to sit on the sidelines of Ndigbo affairs with our hands folded behind our backs. We have decided to back our words with our money where Ndigbo affairs are concerned. We've started rolling the clock forward to effect independence, justice, progress, and growth for Biafra.
Our moderate errant siblings have seen and are feeling this wind of change coming from us all. Its evident that Obasanjo is helping them smell the coffee. In effect, that's a nudge in the right direction.
Nigeria was doomed to fail, from inception. Britain, who weaved this monstrosity, is also doomed. After Biafra bails out of Nigeria, pull out a chair, get your binoculars handy, relax, and watch the drama of Nigeria unfold. Niger, Chad, Benin Repubic, will seem like articulate and world progressive nations compared to Hausa/Fulani/Yoruba Nigeria. As we all know, a crooked thiefy 419er finds it impossible to be rehabilitated to a meagre but honest hard work earnings. Such will be the case of Nigeria...after Biafra.
So, there's really nothing to hold, and there had never been anything worth holding together, in the first place. The British used Hausa/Fulani/Yoruba to pin down the God-endowed ingenious,industrious, go-getter Biafrans who were a threat to their imperialistic ambitions in Africa, and their strangle-hold claim on the oil in Biafraland.
But as you can all attest, the repressions, rape, plunder, and pillage on the East Timorese by the Indonesian govt (who were logistically and militarily assisted by the US govt/CIA/Britain) did not deter the East Timorese from achieving independence. Now, even as we speak, the Indonesian govt is humbly negotiating with the East Timorese govt for oil supply. Previously, all we were hearing was "Indonesian oil"...just like we are always forced to endure hearing, "Nigeria has oil" while in actuality, Nigeria has no oil, but Biafra has oil.
Finally, it will be sweet to to tell the Nigerian govt on what terms and price we'd sell them oil, if at all. When Nigeria pay for the oil, Biafra would also subtract the reparation money plus other punitive damages (add the interest) from the amount they received from Nigeria. Nigeria will finally realize that genocidal holocaust doesn't pay, it catches up with perpetrators. Biafra shall hit them where it will hurt them the most. They'd be reduced to the inhuman animals that they are...without firing one shot!
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