HISTORY OF MASSACRE AGAINST BIAFRANS IN NIGERIA

THE ENMITY AGAINST BIARANS [IGBO] IS DEEPLY SEATED IN THE HEART OF HAUSA FULANI OF NIGERIA

It is imperative to correct false propaganda making rounds in an attempt by every successive government in Nigeria to cover this genocide. In 1953, when Independence loomed,

Ahmadu Bello, the founder of Gamji said: "We cannot fight to dispense of white masters only to be ruled by new black masters called Ibo. Even here in the North, they run the post offices, railways, civil service and they have taken up all the shops we create. Call them Ibo, but you can also call them Zionists, but we shall not relinquish the estate of our fathers to such wretched people who have never had an administration before." Source: 1968: the year that shook the world, by Walter Schultz.

In 1964, Major Gibson Jalo, after downing a bottle or two at the Kachia Barracks mess, moaned: "we are captives to this Ibos. We can never enjoy our new nation until we chase every single Ibo man out the North." Source: The five majors. Same Jalo, Martin Adam murdered Col Tim Onwuatuegwu, many days after the war at Abakaliki.

In 1967, Inuwa Wada, addressing Northern leaders in Luggard Hall, Kaduna, cried: "For long, we had cried that these vermins, Ibo, must be removed from our soil. Now we have seen the result of our negligence. A new opportunity of reducing the population is here (the war)." Source: Last days of Biafra, by A. Madiebo. There are more. As a mere local Major, but substantive Captain, your boss, Sani Abacha strode into the Air Force Base Mess in 1966 and shouted at Col Jubrin, Air Force Commander: "It is our duty to teach the Ibos a final lesson and they will never leave their regions any more." Source: Last Flight, by A Okpe. Same Abacha implemented a PTF roguery repair of roads that gave the South East a mere 4 per cent when North West had 89 per cent, North East 92 per cent, North Central 72 per cent, South West 39 per cent and South South 35 per cent. For all the love of that darling boss of our dear Elder, the South East got only 4 per cent. Through the regimes, virtually every airport in the North, including the one-week a flight Sokoto Air Port, are all international airports. When it was proposed to developed the Oguta Gulf as the best possible sea sanctuary for Europe bound vessels, Abacha flatly rejected it and drifted in his insane style to plans to dredge the Niger up to Bussa, which he never did. Do you remember the 'nya nya iska ni' episode in Kano. After the Kano killings and burning of Igbo business outfits, 1991, your Kano princes tried to indoctrinate the almajiris on a pre-stated plea of ignorance of what they were doing. Those words meant, 'they did not know what they were doing'. It was Justice Ugwudike who queried it: 'who are 'they' for the almajiri who was speaking for himself. When pressed by an aggressive lawyer, the fool admitted that it was what he was told to say by the benign princes in the Emir's palace. We can go on and on.

Is it not idiotic to hold the opinion that Ndi Igbo would be better in Nigeria as a country? The only experience comparable to Igbo experience in Nigeria is the Jews holocaust. It would be foolish to ask Jews to stay and live in Germany because their lives would be better since Germany has been exorcised of Nazist. We have had our holocaust, we have experienced genocide of immense proportion executed with wicked intent, we have experienced starvation comparable only to the gas chamber. Why is the world still silent?

1. Jos 1945 - Over 200 Igbos were killed
2. Kano 1953 - over 1000 Igbos were killed
3. 1966 Massacres (40,000 Igbo Christians)
4. May 29th 1967- (over 200,000 Igbo Christians were killed)
5. 1967-70  over 3,100,0000 killed during the bloody civil war (Including the Asaba Genocide).
6. Kano 1980 (over 40,000 Igbo Christians)
7. Maiduguri 1982 to 1983 over 500 Igbos were killed
8. Jimeta 1984 more than 1500 Igbos where killed.
9. Gombe 1985
10. Zaria 1987
11. Kaduna and Kafanchan 1991
12. Bauchi and Katsina 1991
13. Kano 1991
14. Zangon Kataf 1992
15. Funtua 1993
16. Kano again 1994
17. Kaduna 2000
18. Kaduna again 2001
19. Maiduguri 2001
20. Jos Maiden Crisis September 2001
21. Kaduna 2002
22. Jos November 2008
23. Beheading of Gideon Akaluka in December of 1996 in a POLICE STATION in Kano
24. Saint Moritz killed December 2001
25. Post April 2011 Presidential Election: 10 youth-corps men & women and numerous citizens murdered because a Christian Southerner was elected.
26. Jos Christmas Eve 2010
27. Madalla Christmas day 2011
28. Mubi January 6 2012
29. The many Igbo deaths caused by boko haram (which of course has the full backing of the northern elites).
30. 2015 Muhammadu Buhari got into government, over 5000 IPOB members have been killed and 5000 imprisoned.

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