For Nigeria's All Progressives Congress party to survive after Mohammadu Buhari's presidency, they might as well consider presenting an Igbo presidential candidate in 2023 elections.
Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Nigeria Igbo
How come the most peaceful Nigerians are threatened with genocide again and again, whereas the Igbo have never threatened any group or participated in the mass killing of other Nigerians? Other Nigerians should stop hating the Igbo. The government should protect Igbo lives and property. If Nigerians do not want the Igbo, then call a referendum to allow the easterners to restore Biafra.
Tagged under Violence & Peace Biko Agozino, Igbo, Biafra, Igbo Genocide, Arewa, Chinua Achebe, Wole Soyinka, Nnamdi Azikiwe
What might be there in the Igbo gene to account for the dialectics of Igboness in Nigeria: the unchallenged warriors of the Nigerian space in territorial terms but the quickest to get sucked into homeland insularity at the slightest provocation? How could so educated, so successful in business and so globally mobile and established an ethnic group misread the Nigerian text every now and then?
Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Nigeria Biafra war, Igbo