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Showing posts with label Biafra restoration-of-independence unstoppable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biafra restoration-of-independence unstoppable. Show all posts
Tomorrow, Saturday 18 November 2017: Stay home … Stay home … Stay home …
1. Stay home with
your loved ones and keep away from the roads and streets now taken over by the Hausa-Fulani/islamist-led
genocidist Nigeria military/Fulani militia adjunct. The génocidaires have effectively
deployed a battle group throughout the Anambra region to continue its murderous
mission in history, begun 200 years ago when it departed its Futa Djallon
homeland in northwest Africa: terror, conquests, occupations,
expropriations, decadence, genocide… They, not Europe, not the
United States, not any extracontinental imperialism, constitute, currently, the principal retrograde agent of underdevelopment
across the stretches of northcentral Africa.
2. Stay home with your loved ones and enjoy a scrumptious
ofe nsala dinner. Writing recently in
The National (20 September 2017), Dave
McEwan Hill discusses the “strongly democratic … meritocracy … and sturdy self
relian[t] Igbo … ambitious, imaginative and hard-working …” Hill is of course
reflecting on the salient features that characterise Igbo national life, shaped
by over 1000 years of history of republican democracy. In fact the planned Igbo
boycott of tomorrow’s fraudulent Nigeria génocidaires’ run election in Anambra is acutely demonstrable
of this attribute of Igbo democratic history.
3. Stay home with
your loved ones tomorrow, Saturday 18 November – be wise, as usual, just as you
stayed home on 30 May 2017 with such phenomenal political consequences
advancing the march of the Biafra freedom movement.
4. The restoration
of the independence of Biafra is unstoppable.
(John Coltrane Quartet, “Wise one” [personnel: Coltrane, tenor saxophone; McCoy Tyner, piano; Jimmy Garrison, bass; Elvin J ones, drums; recorded: Van Gelder Studio, Englewood, Cliff, NJ, US, 24 April 1964])
Herbert Ekwe-Ekwe is specialist on the state and on genocide & wars in Africa in the post-1966 epoch – beginning with the Igbo genocide, 29 May 1966-present day, the foundational and most gruesome genocide of post-(European)conquest Africa. 3.1 million Igbo or 25 per cent of this nation’s population were murdered by Nigeria and its allies, principally Britain. Africa and the rest of the world largely stood by and watched as the perpetrators enacted this horror most ruthlessly. The world could have stopped this genocide; the world should have stopped this genocide. This genocide inaugurated Africa’s current age of pestilence. During the period, 12 million additional Africans have been murdered in further genocide in Rwanda (1994), Zaïre/DRCongo (variously, since the late 1990s) and Darfur – west of the Sudan – (since 2004) and in other wars in Africa. African peoples have, presently, no other choice but exit/dismantle the extant genocide-state (the bane of their existence & progress) & construct own nation-centred states that serve their interests. He is author of several books & papers on the subject and his new book is entitled The longest genocide – since 29 May 1966 (2019).
