Genocidist Nigeria: Where is Nnamdi Kanu? Where are Nnamdi Kanu’s parents?

(Nnamdi Kanu and his loving parents)

Herbert Ekwe-Ekwe

TODAY marks one month since the 14 September 2017 genocidist Nigeria military stormed the home of Nnamdi Kanu’s parents at Afaraukwu-Ibeku, eastcentral Biafra. Consequently, the whereabouts of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (constituted integrally in the Biafra freedom movement), and his parents, remain unknown. Scores of the Kanus’ relatives and friends were murdered during the assault and scores of others are still unaccounted for.

GENOCIDIST Nigeria surely knows that it will account for the safety of Nnamdi Kanu and his parents and take full responsibility of the consequences of that savage raid on a family home.

(The New York Contemporary Five, “Consequences” [personnel: Archie Shepp, tenor saxophone; Don Cherry, pocket trumpet; John Tchicai, alto saxophone; Don Moore, bass; JC Moses, drums; recorded: live, Jazzhus Montmarte, Copenhagen, Denmark, 15 November 1963])

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What if the US (American) football players protesting at Wembley Stadium were Biafrans?

(protesting US [American] football players, Wembley Stadium, London, England, Sunday 24 September 2017)

Herbert Ekwe-Ekwe

IF… If these US American football players in the picture (above) at Wembley Stadium in London, England, protesting against racism in their own country were, for instance, Igbo football players protesting against the recent Hausa-Fulani/islamist-led genocidist Nigeria military slaughter of Igbo youth in eastcentral Biafra regions, these players would be detained instantly on their return by the genocidist troopers and surely “disappear” subsequently… If the Igbo players had instead staged their protest in a stadium at Aba or Onicha or Oka or Asaba or Owere or Igwe Ocha or Enuugwu or indeed any other Biafran city or town, the players would almost certainly have been shot at sight by the gun-toting genocidists just as the vile operatives mowed down hundreds of Igbo youth at Afaraukwu-Ibeku/greater Umuahia and Aba/greater Aba regions of eastcentral Biafra on Thursday 14 September 2017... If…

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