ba7man:
I've asked my Igbo friends and business associates what they feel about Biafra (Even my client who is very rich and witnessed the war) and these are the points i got from them.

(1) Why is it the people that never witnessed the war that carry it on their heads so much?? The ones that experienced it never want a repeat of it.

(2) Are they expected to pack up their successful lives, businesses and move back to Biafra?? Many of them hire private security and Police escorts already when travelling home during December holiday celebrations.

(3) The pawns used in the agitation are mostly poorly educated, disgruntled youths and that is a recipe for disaster.

(4) Where is the support of Igbo industry heads, intellectuals, traditional leaders and political class in this agitation??

(5) Nnamdi Kanu is highly dictatorial, power-drunk, and a hate monger. His methods are vile, divisive and stir up hate, instead of encourage support.

(6) He hates everyone with an opposing view. He would rather threaten than win them over with his points or a superior argument. Bad trait for an aspiring leader.

Thanks for your contribution,

I did not witness the war but was a good student of history, and my parents, being in the war, recounted all the sordid details of death and misery. Igbo lost a lot in terms of lives and properties and I can tell you that we have not recovered from the effects to date.

MNK's approach is dead in the water and I pity folks who get agitated by IPOB. The most important reason we have education is the ability to logically reason alternative courses of action and arrive at the best decision. Just listen to Ekpa and you could sense how dull and tasteless the guy is.
Maybe I should order the Ekpa fellow to sit at home and not go to his job in Finland. What a total clown!

blackpanda:
You are attempting to be rational so all u will get is insults. Ipob supporters hate rationality, they prefer blind stupidity. Sorry but I do get your points tho

I am ready for the rants and insults. lol. I will simply ignore