imamabi:
I know that igbos are thoughtful. But this act of attacking the hausas first is making me to doubt their thoughtfulness. My advice for igbos supporting violence overtly or coverty is that don't attack anybody unless and until you are sure of how he or she will respond. When you set fire that you can't control you will be the fuel for the inferno. Be thoughtful!!!

If your brother was brought down from a vehicle and shot dead by a fulani soldier without provocation, but for the simple reason of him wearing a Biafra insignia, I don't think you'd remain calm and happy with the army.

Think before saying certain things.
Actions provoke reactions and so it continues.

papaejima1:

If your brother was brought down from a vehicle and shot dead by a fulani soldier without provocation, but for the simple reason of him wearing a Biafra insignia, I don't think you'd remain calm and happy with the army.

Think before saying certain things.
Actions provoke reactions and so it continues.

I learnt that it was a lady that shot the IPOB member and from my experience in North Hausa ladies don't join military even if they do it is usually as officers probably through Short service. So why attacking the Hausas when it was an Army (that might even be an igbo lady not a reke selling, defenseless Hausa) that shot the IPOB member?

papaejima1:

If your brother was brought down from a vehicle and shot dead by a fulani soldier without provocation, but for the simple reason of him wearing a Biafra insignia, I don't think you'd remain calm and happy with the army.

Think before saying certain things.
Actions provoke reactions and so it continues.

And also my brother shouldn't be foolish to fight another man's battle when he can be a player not a pawn