27/08/2026
Can someone tell me the reason this country are afraid of Igbo coming together.
The restructuring conference is a jamboree, and it will continue to be a jamboree.
Every plan, every policy, and every route Nigeria takes will always find a way to put the Igbo people down.
Imagine Yoruba delegates bringing to the conference a plan to bring the Yoruba of Ilorin, Edo, and Kogi back under the wider Yoruba fold, while the same conference frames Igbo unity as something that must stop at the South East, cutting off the Igbo people of South South, Kogi, and Benue.
So it is good and proper to unite all Yoruba people, but wrong to bring all ndị Igbo together? Bringing every Yoruba person under one roof is progress, but bringing every Igbo person under one roof is a threat? Why is it always the Igbo people who get dismembered on paper while everyone else gets to reunite?
Do you now see why restructuring, or whatever nonsẹ́nse they keep projecting, will never solve Nigeria's problem? Do you see why Nigeria must end? Do you see why one Nigeria was never built to stand?
Ndị Igbo will not leave a single inch of Igbo land behind. It will never happen. Never.
We, the youths, stand as the voice of the Igbo people, and we insist on Biafra. It is good that the Igbo delegates walked out of that useless jamboree. But as far as Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB are concerned, we do not care what game the Yoruba are playing with their own restructuring. Nigeria, as it is constituted, must be put to a permanent sleep.
We will accept nothing except Biafra. That is the only way we take what belongs to us. In restructuring, the Yoruba believe they get to decide what everyone else receives. Not a chance. We will take our freedom, and we will not be moved by whatever stumbling block they place in front of us.
Free Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
God bless IPOB.
God bless every awakened Igbo man.
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