Maadoo:
We survived..

Kano Pogrom 1945

Jos Pogrom 1953

Nationwide pogrom 1966

Genocide 1967 to 1970.

We survived abandoned properties.

We survived state imposed bankruptcy.

We survived nationalisation of industries.

We survived quota system.

We survived government anti Igbo policies.

We survived Fulani herdsmen.

We survived destruction of our properties in Islamic riots.

We will outlive every evil policy from a country entangled in gross darkness and mired in structural wickedness.

Evil can never triumph over good.

We will overcome the dark heart of man.

of man's inhumanity to man.

Today we remember our heroes.

Odumegwu Ojukwu.

Philip Effiong.

Alexander Madiebo.

Joseph "Hannibal" Achuzia.

Rolf Steiner

Taffy Williams

Carl Rosen

Roger Faulques

Bruce Mayrock

Jan Zumbach

Etc.

Thanks for giving your yesterday so that we can have a future.

... and God bless the living legend Squadron Leader Artur Alves Pereira of the Biafran army, for coming to our rescue when the world feigned blindness to the cruelty of the dark construction of the human heart. Your generation is blessed.

Today we remind Nigeria that her past will continue to haunt her, her present will continue to torment her and her future will continue to elude her... for obfuscating history and conniving with evil, until Biafra is recognised and freed.

Even if Nigeria, a country suffering identity crisis and internal contradiction forgets, we will never forget.

We will take back our nation.

From the Hausa Fulani slavemasters and their puppets.

We will restore Biafra.

And make it the pride of Africa.

In Biafra Africa died and in Biafra Africa shall rise again.

In Biafra Nigeria died and in Biafra all the ethnic nationalities currently enslaved in Nigeria will rise again.

Come Biafra come.

kingzizzy:


In other words, if you are not prepared to go to war, you should accept to be a slave

Sagay212:


You either be a slave or you fight with whatever you have. If you die fighting, too bad, if you survive and win, excellent, if you survive and lose, you can try again. But don't forget that when you go to war, you will also have to kill people. So don't whine if you survive and cry for an apology because you also killed your enemies.

kingzizzy:


Who do you think is worthy of praise, the 9nes who fought for their freedom and lost, or the ones who accepted to become slaves because they were to much of cowards to fight?

DeValmeself:
Someone asked me, is it really true that after the civil war, Nigeria made a law and the only thing Igbos were entitled to was 20 pounds, no matter how much they had in the bank? The answer is yes. It was so cruel that sane people would doubt it. 

It was intended to create a generational almajiric poverty pandemic but it failed, we reached deep down our inner man, "perspire to acquire" and we rose.

What that meant is this, averagely, Igbos were rendered so poor, so miserable that they had to start afresh with just 20 pounds in 1970, immediately after the civil war.

But today, if you must maintain over 80% of the cars in Nigeria, you are over 90% sure of paying to Igbos as they are everywhere providing your car spare parts needs; from 20 pounds we rose!

Today, if there are 4 Nigerians in diaspora making Nigeria proud, in invention, in academics, in every human endeavor, you are 95% sure that 2 out of the 4 are Igbos; from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, if you must build, you are over 70% certain of paying to Igbos, as they are scattered everywhere rendering services of making building materials available; from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, if you feel too good with yourself that you want to change your electronics, ICT gadgets, phones, and etc, there are over 50% chances you will be paying the Igbos, from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, probably looking at half of your wardrobe, there are 50% chances you paid directly or indirectly to Igbos, from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, if you are tired of government failed healthcare system, there are 50% chances that your need of private medical care will be provided by Igbos, from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, if you are able to afford your medications provided by indigenous pharmaceutical firms as against the CUT-THROAT price of multi national brands, there are over 70% chances that Igbos are meeting your needs, from 20 pounds, we rose!

If you must watch movies, there are over 70% chances that we will be on your faces, from 20 pounds, we rose!

If you must watch Nigeria entertain you with football as national pride, there are over 60% chances that Igbos are the one making you happy, from 20 pounds, we rose!

If your Olympic team must make sense, there are about 50% chances that you have embraced Igbos, from 20 pounds, we rose!

See, you can no longer destroy Igbos without rendering Nigeria eternally colourless. Yes, you can't destroy Igbos again.

They say we boast and gloat, if your ancestors passed through what ours passed through and in a little above 5 decades, you rose to where we are, your boast will be more than ours. Besides, boasting is not a "sin" punishable by death, hate or hunting down.

We are no longer begging for survival, we are stamping our feet that we will no longer apologise for being Igbos.

You might not like our boasts, you might not like our noise, is that not little a price for the colour we add to Nigeria? 

Look around you, tell me the truth, if Igbos are removed from your immediate environment, how colourful will that your environment still be? Your doctor, your football star, movie star, pharmacist, pharmacy, private hospital, petty traders, spare parts supplier, building material supplier, music stars, cloth and shoe makers...etc?

We add colour to Nigeria.

We are not actually a problem, we are largely a pool of solution.

We are Igbos, we survived the Nigerian Holocaust and Genocide!

- David O. Ani

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hammerpP:



AFONJA IMPERSONATION DON COMMOT FOR PLAY.


FROM I BE URHOBO TO .


THIS IGBO OBSESSION EHN...

Jumek:
Good, please which place in particular did she immortalized this brave man.

executive12:
Thank you, Bruce Mayrock, for standing up for Biafra and Biafrans. I know you are resting peacefully in heaven. May God Almighty continue to bless your compassionate soul.
And thank you very much, Ada Igbo Bianca Ojukwu. I am proud of you. You are a true daughter of Igboland. May God continue to bless you.

Halo22:
I like this Bianca Ojukwu for one thing, she believes in the vision of her late husband with her spirit and soul even after his death. That's the kind of woman every aspiring leaders deserves.

Miracle1991:
Remembering a white man,forgetting your people. Black man mentality.

TripleOh7:
Way more than Ojukwu and Kanu deserve.

Mayrock should be the face of Biafra and not Ojukwu or Kanu.

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https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2340633612904006&id=100008721701950

jimyjames:
Nice one Biafra Amaka
Mayrock Amaka

ludd2018:


Yes but remember Kanu rekindled MAY 30 heroes day celebration which is now done all over the world and that made it possible for people to know more about Bruce Mayrock including myself . This is when our leaders are scared to talk about Biafra 50 yrs post civil war . Credit to Nnandi Kanu. I cant blame Ojukwu much because he signed an agreement before pardon to come back home from exile not to talk about Biafra .