Okonta Emeka Okelum, Asaba
How prepared are the South East foot soldiers of Nnamdi Kanu
ready to pay the sacrifice
My generation of Ani Ahaba youth leaders and up-coming Ani
Ahaba opinion shapers cease this opportunity to raise our voice against any
attempt to include Ani Ahaba in the list of towns the IPOB leaders want to turn
to ghost towns on 30th May.
Our reason is simple and clear
Our father's of golden memories and blessed ancestry, once
demonstrated sympathy, support and hopelessly fought alongside the Biafran
course between 1966 through 1970, what in the point of fact was our benefits
Nothing but the Genocide that was the Asaba 1967 Genocide
Since 2010, Ani Ahaba broke the fears and shackles of
silence, for the first time as a nation, my dear Ani Ahaba spoke out and began
the process of democratically speaking about the tales of horrors of that era.
Too bad an experience I took not of was that since we
started this annual October 7th memorial ceremony of our Ani Ahaba fallen
heroes, the so called today's Pro IPOB agitators, who to a large extent are
traders in Asaba never demonstrated any nor sufficient concern and sympathy at
least to the feeling that those for whom the October 7th annual memorial was
conducted was because of those who demonstrated concern to the dreams of their
father's.
The leadership of these pro IPOB agitators never thought it
wise since 2010 to be part and parcel of our annual memorial ceremony.
It took hard work on the part of the Asaba Development Union
(ADU) to lobby and gain a reluctant consent of the traders to briefly close
their stores for only the three to four hours of our town wide candle light
procession and brief religious memorial service, nearly before this is done the
IPOB agitators rush to the stalls to commence their petty trading, All thoughts
to our pains and loss is gone off their memories and we, ndi Ani Ahaba are left
to mind our pains and losses.
Indeed, no true Nwa Ani Ahaba after reading this piece of
mine will openly or otherwise demonstrate concern to the HOPELESS Call for the
Sit At Home Opinion of the IPOB, person when you dey cry dey wan die join waka
pass you, oya now, wetin you wan make I do when him pikin die, abeg second base
joor
No wise Nwa Ani Ahaba will ever Honour the IPOB call for
sympathy
I also cease this occasion to call upon the governor of the
state to make sure that not one single IPOB agitator is allowed to brandish any
form of hopeless city wide none sense within the length and breath of the Delta
State Capital City
Nwa Ani Ahaba There, close tight your ears and eyes to the
Needless and Senseless call of the IPOB today as yesterday when we mourned and
remembered your father's who with zero arms were mowed down in cold blood,
these Asaba based IPOB agitators felt zero shit about our pains and loss, close
all senses to their tales of May 30th.
Your father's and war time heroes, some of whom we today
remembered to eternally crested their names on the Ogbeosowa epitaph, will love
you deeper if you close your senses to these guys who on the days and years
gone by who felt nothing about the pains and losses they endured.
So Nwa Ani Ahaba over there, wake up go about your normal
business, never for once obey the nonsense Sit At Home Call, doing so means
calling your heroes past pains and losses BULL SHIT
Tufia Kwaa, Ani Ahaba forbids
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