The Identities Of Igbo Sabotaging The Biafra's Independence Struggles

By Anayo Nwosu.

Many Igbos are busy sabotaging the Biafra independence struggles. I know some of them. 

I'm afraid to reveal that many of my friends and yours sincerely are complicit. 

These traitors to the Biafran cause include popular Igbo musicians who are busy doing 'collabo' with their Yoruba counterparts and with other Nigerians.

Some betrayers are even busy making irreversible marital commitments with other tribes outside the new Biafran map.

Marriages to non-Biafrans have made it difficult for the faithfuls to have meetings without the resolutions leaking out

Another set of traitors are the Hollywood practitioners.

Imagine Olu Jacobs and Joke Silva being given Igbo king and Lolo roles which they play well. They are auditioned and cast by Igbo producers.

I don't know whether Ngozi Nwosu is Igbo or Yoruba. She plays both roles perfectly.

Emeka Ike is also complicit. I wonder whether he is Biafra or Oduduwa.

Shockingly, Igbos like me would find it difficult to lose our investments in real estate, churches, stocks and services to Nigeria at our old age.

Many of my friends told me that they would rather remain and die in their property in Abuja and Lagos than to abandon and lose them.

What about those of us who work in organizations owned by non-Biafrans or Nigerian government who also earn fantastic pay? What is there for them in the proposed Biafra?

What happens to our friends, business partners and concubines who shall be on the other side if we secede?

Shouldn't we push for Confederation or Fiscal Federalism than a new country?

I became more confused when one of my friends who is a diehard supporter of Biafran cause confided in me that he would drop his agitation for Biafra's independence if the Hausa/Fulani would remove their restrictions to Igbo boys' access to their girls.

He believes that it is wrong for Hausa/Fulani parents to forbid their girls from marrying outsiders or infidels while shouting "One Nigeria!"

His dream is to marry a Fulani girl. He deems them damned too beautiful and too sweet to be left for the Hausa/Fulani men alone.

You see, people fight for different reasons.