06/10/2026
It is necessary for Igb0 to be fragmented. If the Igbo people are not fragmented and some people are sponsored to deny their Igb0 identity, the Igb0 will resurrect again. During the Biafra wăr, these people built Ogbunigwe when there was not much infrastructure. Imagine what they will build today.
Is this not why we divided them into pieces and added lots of Igb0 people to South-South? Did we stop there? Hell no. We even carved some of them into Benue and Kogi, and we are making sure they lose their identity.
In 1966, 60 per cent of Nigeria military were Igbo people. What did we do? We kị́lled them. Of course, I am not making this up. Google it if you like, or, more still, ask AI to do it for you. It happened in the entire North, Lagos and mostly Kaduna. About 300 Igb0 military officers were killed. Do you know what officers mean? It means they are not ordinary recruits. They are educated soldiers. But we surrounded them and committed mutiny against them. They were all singled out and shot dead. If you are in doubt, read Maduebo's account of the wăr.
At Murtala Mohammed Airport, Lagos, the Igbo people were separated from others. Both civilians flying out or in, including soldiers, immigration, customs, and police men of Igb0 origin, were all gathered and kị́lled by soldiers of Fulanii and Y0ruba. It was terrible, but we did it.
Then after the w@r, we made sure all the brains they used to build those things in Biafra were all relegated and some we disappeared. We could have said Let us incorporate them into the government, but doing that is enthroning the Igb0 again, and we can't afford it the second time.
We also made sure those that ruled them in any capacity did not come back to governance. We looked for people of questionable character among them, people who can sell out their people and speak against the interests of their people. They are what we needed to keep Ịgbo people down. We give them what they need, and they do our bidding. We are still using the British indirect system against them. Check it out yourself. All most 90 per cent of Igbo leaders today are anti-Ịgb0 interest. Check what Umahi said. Just because of his support for one of our Y0rùbá brothers, he was ready to turn Ebonyi against Anambra. Did you also listen to Hope Uzodimma? He started with a majority Igb0 and minority Igbo. His target is the recent Ịgb0 unification going on. He wants to start referring to the Igbo people carved into South South minority so they will get angry and end the unification exercise. Why is he doing this against his own people? Your guess is as good as mine.
Have you seen an Igb0 man become president or vice president? When last did they make it as Senate president? Do they become Army Chief or police chief? We have turned the situation of Igbo people to be worse than that of slaves. Do you know how many of their businesses we destr0yed in Lagos? Do you know how many houses we destroyed? Because of the Lagos-Calabar road, we destroyed a massive investment belonging to an Igb0 man. A wonderful resort worth millions of dollars.
But what I don't know is why they have refused to stay down. Looking at the success of Igbo people today in Nigeria, you won't believe these people were given 20 pounds, kept out of government and had their business targeted and destroyed across Nigeria. The way they own properties, you won't believe we took their properties in the name of abandoned properties.
But they remain our sl∆ves. Yes, that is what they are. Look at Sunday Igboho. He is asking for Nigeria's division, yet we are donating millions to him, and today he has security men armed with guns. But Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, who only used a microphone in London, was kidnapped and illegally imprisoned, and our puppets masquerading as their Leaders are doing and saying nothing.
We will keep keeping them down. We will make sure men of questionable character continue to be their governors. Is INEC no longer under our control?
I am Olukola Abiodun, and what I said here is all verifiable.
Me; you cannot force relationship, Igbos do not want to be in same country with the Yariba people, why are they not man enough to let go of Igbos? What are they afraid of? Can't the Yariba people survive on their own without the resources of Igbos?
