April 13 2023 | The Biafra Restoration Voice I want to start this post by giving honour to those who had paid ultimate price for our freed...
April 13 2023 | The Biafra Restoration Voice
I want to start this post by giving honour to those who had paid ultimate price for our freedom. The most recent ones are those who were killed by the combined team of Army and Police in Aba Abia state while on a peaceful protest against the illegal detention of our leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
A lot of people have come out in their desperation to blame and malign the personalities of DOS; the leadership of IPOB for the protest, even when the DOS never called for a protest. In as much as these gallant comrades did what they felt was needed to release our leader, we will continue to stand by them, we will continue to honour them as Biafra heroes and heroines.
They have written their names on gold. And for those who pulled the trigger on unarmed protesters, they would face the consequence in one way or other, and they may never sleep until karma take its rightful toll on them.
No country has ever developed without passing through the tentative stage of revolution. Revolution most of the times tends to be bloody when the bourgeoisie pull a resistance to reject a change of status quo by the masses.
I attended a missionary primary and secondary school. I know many of the missionaries died in our land, some of them died of Malaria, but that didn't stop others from coming down to our land to pursue the sane course of Evangelism.
Fear of death has made many people especially black people to remain in perpetual slavery and bondage.
Our mothers in 1929 in Aba confronted that colonialists to protest against the inhuman taxation, many of them lost their lives but in the end were able to twist the arm of the colonial masters towards stopping the obnoxious taxation that was against our mothers.
Those mocking the dead for whatever reason should desist from that, for death is not the end but the beginning of an era.
Heroes were not honoured for dying in their comfort zones but for laying down their lives on the battle field. I hope you have not forgotten in a hurry the story of Igbo landing in Atlanta Georgia, where our ancestors chose to drown in the freezing high sea instead of living the lives of slavery in a strange land.
No matter how carefully you live your life it does not guarantee your longevity. In this our struggle many will be imprisoned, many will die, many will suffer hunger and shame all for the sake of Biafra, but in the end, Biafra must be restored.
The Fulanis have lived up to their threat of bringing war to our land. Today Orlu is a war zone, the whole of Orsu and Ihiala is a killing field. Those people that were murdered in these areas did not die because they were protesting.
Do not forget death is a necessary end of all humanity. May the souls of all the departed in this struggle including Chief and Lolo Israel Okwu Kanu continue hunt down their killers until total vengeance and victory is achieved.
Written by:
Obi Emma
For: The Biafra Restoration Voice - TBRV
Published by:
Chibuike Nebeokike
For: The Biafra Restoration Voice - TBRV
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