The
Onicha massacre of Biafrans by the Nigerian occupation genocidist military, begun
on Wednesday 2 December 2015, has continued unabated. On Thursday 17 December
2015, the genocidists, positioned at Onicha head bridge, shot dead eight
Biafrans celebrating the news of the release of Nnamdi Kanu, illegally detained
by the Nigerian regime in a secret police facility in Abuja since mid-October.
Scores of other celebrants were seriously wounded in the slaughter. Every Biafran murdered or wounded in this
trail of murders is meticulously documented and archived. Each genocidist unit
involved in these murders, including command
and control personnel, is meticulously documented and archived. Everyone
must now know that no one or institution involved in these murders will escape justice
in court for committing the crime of genocide. This crime, it couldn’t be
overstressed, has no statute of limitations in international law.
Stunning
silence
In
the meantime, what the world cannot understand is the deafening silence on
these massacres – Wednesday 2 December 2015, Thursday 17 December 2015 – from the
Anambra region regime in Oka. Is this regime not aware that its citizens, its own citizens, are being murdered by
Nigerian occupation military (navy, army, police, secret police, other
undisclosed units) in Onicha, commercial capital of the region and the rest of Biafra? Is Onicha not
part of its administrative jurisdiction? Have there been no massacres in
Onicha? Why hasn’t
there been any condemnation of these murders from regime executive offices in Oka? When will the Anambra region regime in Oka unequivocally condemn
this 2-phase massacre of peaceful Biafrans in Onicha since Wednesday 2 December
2015?
(John Coltrane & Don Cherry, “Focus on sanity” [personnel: Coltrane, tenor saxophone; Cherry, cornet; Percy Heath, bass; Ed Blackwell, drums; recorded: Atlantic Studios, New York, 28 June/8 July 1960])
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