Nigeria is an Illegitimate & Criminal State

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Nigerian officials commit crime against the indegenous people of the Biafras.

From the Niger Delta, which the nigerian government calls "south-south", to the "South eastern" region,it is all the same: marginalization, exploitation, political & economic sanctions, and disregard for human life and Human Rights.

The working policy of the State of Nigeria is to deprive Biafrans of the opportunity and means to satisfy their human needs of survival and prosperity, and when not entirely possible to accomplish this, to heap as many obstacles as possible in order to delay the provision of such needs of the Biafran people, even if Biafrans resort to using alternative means.

Biafrans are killed on a daily basis all over Nigeria, including occupied Biafra.
Most times, it is extrajudicial killing by Nigeria Police, Nigeria Armed Security Agencies, and Nigeria's Secret Death Squads. Even when such is admitted by the State of Nigeria's killing machinery there is no inquest, no accountability, no explanation, no apologies, no proper trials, no convictions, no remorse, and no compensation.
Lately, MASSOB members have borne the brunt of these unconscionable acts. Biafrans are also killed en masse, singled out and targeted as a group, in Muslim Northern Nigeria, with a frightening cyclicity and staggering toll. This is the result of a combination of Muslim religious imperative coupled with racially-motivated and targeted mayhem directed against Biafrans. Once again, this is done openly, using state-provided logistics; there is no inquest, no arrests, no real trials, no convictions, no remorse, no apologies, no compensation and no end in sight for this abhorrent behavior; even when Biafran casualties number in the thousands. Although this atrocious activity qualifies as genocide and or ethnic cleansing, the international community has yet to react.


Related links:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZhy_VaYisU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNaY4xBiQp8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zalqYjcjA2Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gu7gkb00aso

Biafra has a population of over 40 million people, and

1. a common historical tradition dating to times prior to European colonization,

2. a racial and ethnic identity well distinguishable from the rest of Nigeria,

3. cultural homogeneity which distinguishes its people apart from the rest of Nigeria,

4. linguistic unity, with a major language, minor languages, and a lingua franca,

5. religious affinity, the dominant religion being Christianity,
6. ideological affinity,

7. distinct, contiguous territoriality, and

8. a common sociopolitical and economic life.

Were it not for the resiliency of the Biafran, the State of Nigeria, using government policies and individual prejudicial initiatives, would have totally destroyed the economic lifeline of the people of Biafra. The first blow occurred in 1970, following the end of the war. The state of Nigeria confiscated the pre-war bank accounts / assets of all Biafrans. Instead, Nigeria offered a flat rate of miserly 20 pounds (equivalent to 20 British pounds then) to each Biafran account owner, no matter what the balance-plus-interest was. This was an indication of (bad) things to come and set the tone and the pace for expectations of Nigeria by Biafra in the postwar era, expectations that have been validated by the ongoing persecution of Biafrans at the hands of the State of Nigeria. Since then, the government of Nigeria has banned or blocked or stifled legitimate economic activities in which there is a preponderance of Biafran owners.

The 1966 massacres of Biafrans set the stage for the Biafra-Nigeria War of 1967 to 1970, during which Nigeria overstepped the bounds of what is acceptable in war, by maintaining a total food blockade of Biafra, aided by at least 6 other countries, including world-powers, resulting in the starvation-death of millions of Biafran children, women and elderly non-combatants. Nigeria's war doctrine, publicized then and put into practice during that war (and even now), was to kill every Biafran, including unborn children. It can thus be concluded and backed up by the experience of Biafrans and even the admissions of the State of Nigeria that the lives and property of Biafrans are to be taken and destroyed, not secured.

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[Okoroman]

NDelta: 3 more Ijaw communities razed

...4000 additional troops deployed to beef up JTF

From MURPHY GANAGANA, Abuja

Daily Sun, Friday, June 5, 2009

[Okoroman]

WAR IN NIGER DELTA: JTF Sacks Okerenkoko Community. By Joe Nwankwo,Chesa Chesa, Sule Lazarus,Otei Oham (Abuja), Tunke-Aye Bisina (Asaba) and Harris-Okon Emmanuel(Warri), Daily Independent, May 20 2009.

"[Troops on Tuesday intensified their offensive against Okerenkoko, another community in Delta State, razing down all buildings in the all-out confrontation against militants intent on making life impossible in the Deep South.]"

[Okoroman]

"[Community leaders said over 200 homes in Okerenkoko, the second largest settlement after Oporoza in Gbaramatu Kingdom, were left desolate by the Joint Task Force (JTF).]"

[Okoroman]

"The Ijaws are not surprised about the incident, because the name, Nigeria, exists notoriously by intimidating, victimising, marginalising and killing her citizens" - - - Arogbo Ijaw Youth Network (AIYN) Press statement condemning Nigeria's military action on Ijaw communities in the guise of searching for militants in the areas, Daily Independent, 22 May 2009

[Okoroman]

Nigeria: Abia CP Backs Destruction of Abala , Emmanuel Ugwu , THISDAY, 27 January 2009

"[Abia State Police Command yesterday admitted that many houses were burnt in Abala community in Obingwa Local Government Area, saying that crime-infested communities like Abala do not deserve to exist. ]"

[Okoroman]

"EMERGING GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA

What is now rapidly unfolding in Southeastern Nigeria is the intentional and widespread murder of Igbo people, both men and women, that mimics the early stages of ethnic cleansings in Rwanda, Burundi, Congo and the Darfur in Sudan. Government sanctioned killings of Igbo peoples are developing into a form of genocide."

(Centre for World Indigenous Studies, 2007)

[MrPrinceeze]

it is your mother and your entire generations that are stupid.. biafra must exist come rain come shine, you that have the Nigerian passport, where do you allow to travel with it?? stupid idiot..

[zendisto]

Nigeria is an utterly failed state.Anyone who believes other wise is just fooling themselves.

Hail Biafra!!

[tubascot]

i agree with the video. its so true

[nutlil2]

i think nigeria is gonna get change as soon as they get the old regime out and put some new young people in there!!!

[blackfeatherarchery]

That doesn't make any sense,

[187mamapimpmafia]

GOVERNMENTS MUST BE OVER TURNED FOR AFRICA TO SEEK FREEDOM AND PEACE W TO HELP AFRICANS GO SEE ME AT 187 MAMA PIMP MAFIA, I LOVE AFRICA

[amatyable]

Babatunde is now doing well for the lagos state let the rest copy him. Actualization will not count much the biafran road was like this when i was born and my great grand children will withness it thesame. Who's fault? Ppl rush down to abroad watching their rds on Tv Nig rd tarred with nylon, Peter pan ur governor. If we part, will our rds be tarred? Wun't armedrobbers break it as usal? I have seen them many times.

[Onyibeb]

Hopeless Nigerians have started another round of hope, because a new wine in an bottle is now on the saddle. I pity them because they will soon be disappointed as usual.

[Kurthenker]

Mr. Okoroman is 100% correct.

[Titoscudd]

@Biafrans7

What is the sense in training computer engineers when Nigeria doesn't have a computer engineering firm nor is it in Nigeria's policy to establish a viable one anytime soon?

The solution to the problem is:

a. either Nigeria adopts policies to establish industries where those skills are needed

b. Nigerian students study courses in fields Nigeria is investing in

c. study courses where there is no local investment, then leave to seek employment in countries where there is.