Biafran Colt of arm

Biafran Colt of arm
Biafra is my Right

Tuesday 26 May 2020

An Open Letter To All Izon E;ders Who Wouldn't lLet Us Break As Biafra

AN OPEN LETTER

TO ALL IZON ELDERS WHO WOULDN'T LET US

 BREATHE AS WE AGITATE FOR BIAFRA

 

Your generation tried and failed.

 

Now our generation want to try yet your generation won't allow us try. Many of you with the exception of few like Mama Annkio Briggs (even though we still disagree on opinion) are not doing anything to see us free and soon you will leave this world for us still in slavery, God forbid.

 

During your days as youth you guys had better days in Nigeria and enjoyed a little but our days are filled with shit yet you wouldn't want us to try.

 

When many of you were in our ages you were already leaders of industries and government, till today many of you still occupy such positions leaving the majority of us to scramble for the crumbs and we are fighting hard to liberate ourselves yet you wouldn't let us fight our enemies in peace.

 

Yes, you have experience and you have told us your experience, won't you allow us be the judge?

 

What makes you feel our generation can't make better decisions for ourselves after hearing your stories.

 

Success has no judge, if your decisions of old were right we wouldn't be born to correct the mistakes you made. Yes, you made mistakes because if you didn't we would have been free people today not living in fear of Fulani herdsmen militia attacking us in the middle of the night.

 

I am tired of hearing, "you inexperienced youth". You are not God and so you are not infallible. All you preach to us is fear of the Igbo man yet in our generation, beyond the ethnic groups in the so called Niger Delta, only the Igbos have showed us love as family.

 

Our generation will continue to agitate for our freedom through Biafra with an alliance of documented agreement binding us, a feat you couldn't do with any group you supported with your lives in the past.

 

Boro aligned with Fulani without any agreement and met his death in the hands of Yoruba who got an agreement with Fulani.

 

This is our lives so let us do what we know is right.

 

We will preach the freedom Biafra brings to every Ijaw man and they must all make their decisions for themselves. Gone are the days when few decides for many.

 

Today INC is far more disorganized than IYC yet INC was supposed to be the elders group of Izon nation guiding IYC yet it seems IYC should be guiding them.

 

If INC which is your generation cannot organize themselves as elders why should we trust your judgements as youths which you want to force on our throats today?

 

If Biafra let me have 100% resource control in Ijaw Nation and autonomy what else am I struggling for?

 

If I shouldn't have to bother whether an Igbo man will dominate my business and market because in Ijaw Nation he must co-own any business he wants to do with a fellow Ijaw man, why should I fear?

 

If the Igbo man is ready to die with me in struggle for freedom and live peacefully with me afterwards why should I bother?

 

Igbos are the majority in Port Harcourt yet some of us love Port Harcourt more than our state capital, Yenagoa. So if Igbos are not good people to live with why have we not fought with them or have any reason to fight with them?

 

We keep talking of how Igbos can not be trusted yet we have fought with all our neighbors fighting against injustice including Yoruba in Lagos but we have never fought with Igbos, why? Is it not because they are peaceful people who wouldn't take what is not theirs?

 

Igbo man will insult you but Fulani will kill you yet some of you our elders still tell us that a Fulani man is better than an Igbo man not minding that the Fulani will take you to stone age while the Igbo will industrialise your village.

 

Please think about this and let us make our mistakes, it might just be the right thing because a man who makes the mistakes of his father is a FOOL who will not live to see the glory of his son.

 

Tari Nemi is a revolutionary writer and a refined teacher


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