IPOB and Kanu suddenly “lifting” sit-at-home after Soludo had already ended it two weeks ago is ludicrous. Absolutely ludicrous.

[Chukwuemeka Okala]

By Chioma Amaryllis Ahaghotu

IPOB and Kanu suddenly “lifting” sit-at-home after Soludo had already ended it two weeks ago is ludicrous. Absolutely ludicrous.

Government did the hard work, restored normalcy, and then people emerged from the bushes to record a video as if they accomplished something. Did you see that stuuuupiiid video? Grown men hiding in bushes, whispering proclamations after the damage had already been done. That alone tells you everything you need to know about how far this movement has fallen.

Ndi Igbo ndoooooooooooo 😆 🤣

Let it be on record that Igbo elites, politicians, traditional rulers, clergy, and loud commentators sat by and allowed Kanu and his terrorist goons to run the streets. For years. Streets where traders were killed, shops burned, people kidnapped, and fear became the unofficial policy. Everyone kept quiet. Everyone calculated optics. Everyone chose cowardice over responsibility.

Angel the Lipstick is roaming free. Gentle the Cannibal Terr0rist is roaming free. Umuoma Kanu are out there wilding , being protected by government elements. Known instigators. Known voices of homegrown terro0rism. And somehow many of you act like this is not worth discussing. But mention “marginalization” and you people sprint. Unu agba first. Suddenly everyone has energy, statistics, and generational sorrow.

You cannot cry oppression while shielding those destroying your home from within. You cannot claim victimhood while excusing terror because it wears Biafra flag colors.

What happened in the Southeast, the insecurity was self inflicted, we will not let anyone rewrite the history to deflect and distract us.

I told you IPOB has lost its grip. 2026 is the age of reckoning . The fear is gone. The spell has broken. What remains is noise without power and threats without follow-through. The average Igbo person with sense has checked out. They want peace. They want stability. They want to live their lives without madness and self inflicted anarchy.

And let this also be clear. The accountability will be shared accordingly. Nobody gets a free pass. The enablers, the financiers, the loudmouths, the silent collaborators, and the ones who hid behind “I was just supporting online” will all answer in their own time. The law and the land will collect its debt.

The real tragedy is not just Kanu or Ekpa. It is the psychological damage done to a generation taught to shout instead of organize, threaten instead of negotiate, and fantasize instead of build.

While some of you were busy waiting for Nigeria to scatter, decisions were being made. Deals were signed. Power moved on.

After God na Government. After Government na Thunder. Reality does not negotiate with delusions. History does not reward noise. And no amount of bush videos will change the fact that this era is ending.

Ala Igbo will be great again.

The South-East shall rise again and it will NOT be in the name of Biafra.

By Chioma Amaryllis Ahaghotu

 

[femi Olajide]

It's a shame that this lady started too little too late. The damage had already been done.
However, these are the stock of new leaders which Igbos should breed, embrace and enthrone to lead them. Practical realists who are knowledgeable in the ways of the world, even better than their fathers and great grandfather's like Abraham Madu, Nebu, CA, VM et al who are so embroiled in their myopic and clannish ideas of shouting marginalization at their own every misstep and threatening hollow brimstones where everyone else can call their bluff.

Igbos will need to learn from the Chioma Ahagholus of Igboland on how civilized societies work and operate. And the difference between realism and idealism in the contest of living in a multi-ethnic nation and world at large.

They must come to realize that the will of the Igbos, although important, is really insignificant in the overall scale of world or Nigeria politics without building bridges. Igbos, by nature, destroy bridges rather than build them.

You do not wish to rule and complain that you have been marginalized in power sharing in Nigeria, when at every turn you denigrate and disparage Nigeria as a country that is destined to fail . Who in his right senses will give or share power with such a brood of doubters?

My instinct tells me that Igbos will not listen to this brilliant Chioma lady, but rally around to destroy her credibility and substance.
It's a shame in a situation where everyone could go back home on a win-win basis, Igbos prefer to go back home as the loser and boast that they fought and lost valiantly time and time again.

Regards,

Femi Olajide