ON BIAFRA'S AGITATION

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On Biafra, what can one say?
They don't know their history!
Anyway, I think U have a right to protest being marginalized, but so are the Kanuris, the Ijaws, the Nupes, the Ijeshas, the Gwaris, the Igalas etc etc. You see, we have a common problem, we've all been marginalized except those at the center. So why don't we all come together and ask this government to deliver on their promises?
But, I however don't understand this sudden agitation, considering the fact that U were very loud in the last elections. Or is it because you all are terrible losers?
Anyways, if U insist on protesting, be rest assured that PMB will not handle this agitation the same way GEJ handled Boko Haram.
"Whoever looks into the eyes of a dying soldier on the battle field, will think twice before starting a war"!
So be guided!
#commonsenseiscommon

Location: Oworonshoki, Oworonshoki

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