Southeastern Politicians Are Using Biafra Agitation As A Tool For Accelerating Their Political Ambitions In Nigeria

Southeastern Politicians Are Using Biafra Agitation As A Tool For Accelerating Their Political Ambitions In Nigeria

■ Author : Njoku Victor Ugochukwu
■ Date : 24th September 2022
■ Twitter:@umuchiukwu

Soludo 

Of course, this is a clear fact known to all but I chose to bring it up because we now have a pretentious enemy in the person of professor Chukwuma Soludo the Anambra state governor who is now using the innocent blood of Biafrans and our good course of liberation to nurse his political ambition in the failed Nigeria state. When we talk about politicians like Orji Uzor Kalu, Nyesom Wike, and Willi Obiano etc, those are well-known enemies of the people because, openly they go against the people's inalienable right to self-determination, freedom of association, peaceful assembly etc. The question is, why has Governor Soludo chosen to be a green snake under the green grass?

To please his Caliphate masters, Governor Wike massively killed Biafrans and during his party's presidential primaries he started making soft comments about the agitators he killed and that didn't stop his Fulan! slave masters from using and dumping him.

Their core argument is that marginalization of the Igbo is the cause of the Biafra agitation, they are saying this because they want to use the agitation as a political bargain or bait to achieve their selfish political ambitions.
Before now, some of them were partially lambasting the ruling APC for the Injustice they meted out on Biafra agitators, today they have all gone tacit because some of them have attained power and some are aspiring for a position or hoping for an appointment.

To flatten their argument or claim of the agitation being orchestrated by marginalization, marginalization is rather one of the symptoms of the agitation.
We are not meant to be one country, for over a hundred years the experiment of one Nigeria has failed to prosper, we don't have anything binding us together, we have different value systems and so, separation is necessary of course, the reason is accompanied by numerous negative factors which include the political marginalization of which Biafrans bears the brunt.

Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra state is systematically against the Biafra agitation, the same agitation he used which contributed to his emergence as governor.

I predict that after the distraction of the Peter Obi movement who are fiddling while Igbo land is burning, the next come 2031 will be Soludo solution.
Yes, he's making that move of appeasing the caliphate at the detriment of his people and the 2023 election will reveal a lot, what shall it profit a man to feed fat from his slave masters while his Kingsmen are under the shackles of oppression? It's self-centred and nonsensical.

A sizable number of the Biafra agitators have been secretly killed under the watch of Governor Soludo in Anambra state, he recruited traditional leaders, and some dubious youths and constituted the murderous Anambra vigilante to carry out the dirty job for him.

For the records, IPOB gave Biafrans and NdIgbo, in particular, a voice, the emergence of IPOB brought to an end the degrading and disrespect of NdIgbo in Nigeria, today Biafrans can go anywhere without fear of unwanted attack by the Fulan! terror!sts, the ESN have restored calm in our farms and forests, It's a costly sacrifice the security outfit has made.

 
They're on the move to lampoon this costly effort and Soludo is the one at the engine room stocking up all the fire because of his political ambition in Nigeria and the gullible are clapping for him

I call on men and women of good conscience to rise and condemn this barbaric act going on in our land, we can't love others more than ourselves.

Our political elites should understand that political protection first comes from the home, so, they should throw their weight behind their people for stronger interests, governor Soludo should stop nursing vipers in his bosom which may hurt him later.

Edited By Aguocha Chinwendum
Published by Nwaiwu Chiukwuebuka
For Umuchukwu Writers .