One present I’d like to get on my birthday, 2nd August 2021, is “observing the Biafran nation’s unity.” From scorn, rejection, and even abuse, we’ve gone a long way.

My people have been dehumanized only for the purpose of being placed on a blacklist. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s plight, dubbed ‘nwanne nke m,’ is heartbreaking.

Human rights crimes against Biafrans can only be described as “calling a dog a nasty name so you can hang it.” I say to the Nigerian administration, “Nepotism has rubbed you the wrong way about fairness and equity.

Then spit on Peter to pay Paul, but you chastise Peter, put him in chains, and demolish his family and house, all while saying that your national unity has been undermined. What’s good for the geese is good for the goose, and vice versa.

Miyetti Allah’s agitators live in luxury, while our own brother deserves to be imprisoned for the same agitation. The only justice for Nnamdi Kanu is freedom.”

One thing I want is for my people to be united so that we can work together to improve Ala Igbo. We have the right to tell our own stories through our media.

As a result, we must set our differences aside and support Obinwannem Omenala Igbo, Obinwannem Foundation, and Obinwannem News. We can tell the truth without being polluted by lies when we wear these garments.

Based in South Africa, Uchechukwu Ekeoma Festus Fidelia is from Abia State, Ikwuano L.G.A, Umuahia home town, Ogbuebulle Village.

Wrote by Nwa Chineke Uchechukwu Ekeoma | Obinwannem Women Leader Abia State Biafra Land