ojukwu_speech_biafra_the_struggle_for_survival_part2

Ojukwu’s War Speech: Biafra-The Struggle for Survival_Part1

Part2 to follow

This might shook some peoples’ conscience as i say their heart!
Let this site be accessible to all. I know not only the Igbos know this page.


The origin of corruption started when some people thought it wise as
an institutional instrument that can only instigate the supposed huge
channeling of wealth from rich regions to poor regions. This strategy
is a hidden agenda in the nations in Nigeria polity.
That there must not be a true government to foresee this phenomenon is
the problem of Jonathan ahead. Jonathan was not installed by their
influence and is not the right person as head to propel this corruption
and its beneficial secret agenda: Jonathan was there as Obj’s contribution and
late yaradua as Obj’s returning of the power he
though came from the North through Danjuma, and not God.
The making of wealth transfer possible to the detriments of other regions. It is like the host
and the parasites it face: parasitism. It is not Amensalism to say according
to biology terminology. Those with this singular agenda brawl in the open and publish their brawl on newspapers pages
like movie actors playing to the galary, but make their oneness secret meetings
for their onward agenda in a confidential closet.They instigate the making of
men (however plenty money could make dumb brains to act matured and some way as intelligent),
in other regions rich and influential and destablisation agents for oneness, and as means for their wealth transfer
by way of corruption at the SS, SE, SW, ES and WS regions to
remain as status for their secret corrupt agenda for transfer of wealth. Saboteurs is the
problem Jonathan would face if he refused to step down
and become the vice president and this is
a great diabolical or spiritual cold war for him, not a physical one.
other Nations in Nigeria will get their freedom only from God way of doing it.
Without corruption, it means there is patriotism and means also that there will be development.


The only way to achieving it is making the nations manageable, making each 9 to 10 million a nation in Nigeria
is great way forward: But the people with their agenda will only heed to this,
only when there is last drop of the oil they believe in: There is no patriotism when there is oil,
what about when there is no oil? Money vs. Oneness agenda.

Long life the republic of Biafra!

A spokesman, who did not want to be named, said Mr Yar’Adua died on Wednesday, although there’s been no official announcement yet.

Mr Yar’Adua, who became president in 2007, had been ill for some time, and had not been seen in public for months.

After much wrangling, Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan was accepted as acting president in February.

Do we expect to see more mercenaries working for organizations like MASSOB and MEND?

See article below:
http://massobnews.com/2010/04/02/massob-biafra-nigeria-news-army-arrests-dissmissed-soldier-training-massob-members
Nigeria: Army Arrests Dissmissed Soldier Training MASSOB Members

2 April 2010

The 82nd Division of the Nigerian Army, Enugu, has arrested a dismissed soldier who was allegedly training members of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) and kidnappers.

Parading the suspect, a 29-year-old man in Enugu yesterday, the General Officer Commanding 82 Division Maj.-Gen. Mohammed Isah, said the suspect was arrested in December 2009 in possession of a fake identity card of the Nigerian Army. - Isah, however, said that the Army on Tuesday discovered that the suspect was a wanted criminal involved in the kidnap of two Chinese in 2007 at the factory of Innoson Group of companies, Nnewi, Anambra. He said the Army was replaying the press conference held by former Inspector General of Police, Mike Okiro, where the gang leader mentioned the suspect as a member of his gang. ” He is a fake army officer terrorising the people of the southeast. He was dismissed from the army as a private for always being on AWOL (Absent Without Leave) and truancy,” Isah said. The suspect confirmed training MASSOB members on combat drills but not to kidnap, saying he left the army to become a ‘freedom fighter.

“I give the boys training not to kidnap but to fight for the freedom of the Igbos. “My aim is to set Igbos free so that they can become a republic. I have no regrets fighting for the freedom of my people. After all, Mandela did not regret fighting for the freedom of his people.

I was never discharged from the army. I honourably discharged myself in order to have time to fight for Biafra, he said.

The suspect said “I cross (freight) Tokunbo vehicles from border to Lagos so that is how I am making my money to fund my organisation.”

Isah said the suspect would be handed over to the police for further investigation and prosecution.

Items recovered from the suspect include a shotgun, 26 live bullets, army identity card, letter headed papers of the Biafran Army, and two mobile telephone handsets with assorted SIM cards. (NAN)

Yes or No and your reasons.

massob-muammar-gaddafi

In a speech to students, he praised the example of India and Pakistan, where he said partition saved many lives. Splitting Nigeria “would stop the bloodshed and burning of places of worship,” state news agency Jana quoted him as saying. A senior Nigerian diplomat said he was not taking the suggestion seriously. Hundreds of people have died in communal violence in villages around the central Nigerian city of Jos this year. The BBC’s Rana Jawad in Tripoli says Col Gaddafi’s suggestion is unsurprising given his past form. Last year, he called for Switzerland to be abolished and for its land to be divided between Italy, Germany and France. ‘Historic, radical solution’ Although the violence in Nigeria generally takes place between Muslim and Christian communities, the underlying causes are a complex mix of political, social and economic grievances. Nigeria is roughly split between its largely Muslim north, and a Christian-dominated south. Col Gaddafi, until recently head of the African Union, characterised the Jos violence as a “deep conflict of religious nature” caused by the federal state, “which was made and imposed by the British in spite of the people’s resistance to it”. He described the partition of India as a “historic, radical solution” which saved the lives of “millions of Hindus and Muslims”. Splitting India in 1947 caused a breakdown of law and order in which at least 200,000 people died. Some estimates say one million people were killed. About 12 million people were left homeless and thousands were raped. An attempt by the Igbo people of south-eastern Nigeria to secede in 1967 sparked a war which left more than one million people dead.