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IGBO’S SIT AT HOME AND THEIR DOMESTIC TYRANTS
There is a saying that goes: “the road to hell is usually paved with good intentions”. History teaches us that most, if not all records of tyranny and social oppression begin with a declaration to ‘help’ the people. It’s usually an action taken on behalf of either the general population or God. Eventually, the gullible population that has allowed these people to play perfect, realizes that they are now under an even worse situation than they were being saved from. The Book: “Animal Farm” by George Orwell, describes this concept perfectly. The Brutal catholic inquisition of the Middle Ages, the rise of communism, Na**sm, etc. all started with the aim to help the people, but devolved into oppression by the so called helpers.
We are seeing it unfold in eastern Nigeria, Igboland, today. The masses are beginning to realize that the agitators, who say they are bringing them freedom from foreign control, are themselves the worst type of tyrants. The unlawful SIT AT HOME order in eastern Nigeria, which can be likened to one shooting one’s own foot to raise awareness about being sidelined, is a self-inflicting blow on innocent citizens as political cannon fodder, by a group of armed brigands whom nobody has given authority to act or speak on behalf of all Igbos. This is a very dangerous situation indeed.
Just evaluate some of its effects and you will see why Igbos must put an end to this madness. The psychological effect of IPOB on the youth is to lean to violence without strategy and to shun diplomacy. The governors, Igwes and other statesmen must understand what this means to their own authority and safety. If they are weak enough to allow their power and jurisdiction to be usurped by armed brigands, then we can safely say that the land has no elders. A combination of armed and jobless youth can wipe them out in one day if things get out of hand, including their loved ones. They must ensure that law and order is brought back to their jurisdictions immediately.
The economic impact of ‘sit at home’ is astounding and almost unforgivable. It’s not a secret that commerce is the Igbo life blood. Trading is how most Igbo families survive and thrive, therefore, if you calculate how much money is lost every Monday, per- week, then monthly and yearly, you will find it in the millions of dollars. This is hurting ONLY IGBO FAMILIES, and is in no way cajoling the federal government or whoever IPOB’s villains are to move differently. It appears the state governors all across the region have lost control of their terrains, and must now share power with unknown gunmen. The people are at the mercy of armed bullies and are forced to give up their business livelihood while the state governors hide their impotence. This is a recipe for regional economic decline. The state governors must bring law and order back to the region immediately.
Perhaps the worst effect of the IPOB Trojan horse sit at home order is the mental distraction from vital areas of development like domestic infrastructure planning, industrial agriculture, strategic food storage, erosion control, urban planning, etc. there are so many areas of regional development that the minds of the Igbo can be redirected to, especially in the face of the looming global supply chain shortages. When we force Igbo businesses to close and sit at home in vain protest, we are using innocent Igbo households to play political games. Today its sit at home on Monday, tomorrow it will be a one week curfew. Stop it now.

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IPOB: THE TROJAN HORSE

The dark clouds are quickly covering the sky over Igbo territory in eastern Nigeria. The insecurity has evolved to more than a nuisance. The current situation can best be described as oppressive and unacceptable. Unknown gunmen have come to be subconsciously accepted as an authority to be reckoned with, even overriding the governors and executive office. Anarchy !
They kidnap, burn, loot, kill policemen, and are well armed; armed enough to face off with the military.

What the Igbo do not want is for their home to be turned into a war zone. This “unknown gunmen” situation has been associated with IPOB. How did they get such a large caché of arms? Why are they now targeting the same people they are supposed to be defending? How did Kanu escape his initial capture by the Nigerian military? What is REALLY going on? How can Igbos do such harm to fellow igbos? When the poor masses are forced to stay at home, it’s Igbo children that suffer, not the so-called ‘enemy’.
From forcing the masses to stay at home for one day, who knows what they will do in future?, maybe forced weeks at home. They are destroying the livelihood and businesses of innocent families in the name of Biafra. Today the land is fast becoming a guerrilla war zone . If the home land is a war zone and the country falls into a crisis requiring for the Igbo to return home, where will they run to?
It is simply unacceptable for a land known for eminent manhood to be overrun by brigands. We must resist this IPOB doom now or risk losing our homeland forever.

If federal forces find a reason to re-occupy igboland, it won’t be returned to Igbos again. Forever…. What will we tell our children?
Why are these people that claim to love Biafra so much not repairing the squalor that has become igboland? The region buys over eighty percent of its food from the north and middle belt- the same people they claim to be fighting.
If there is a crisis, igboland cannot feed its population from within. Starvation will ensue. Why not begin industrialized farming and use this same energy to move the state government towards accountability? Instead they bring terror and domination on their own people. Igbos must resist these criminals now before it’s too late… before the government finds a credible reason to descend fully on the region and occupy it. Forever.

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