The sad and most shocking scene of Tuesday in Onitsha, Igbo land, was a succinct definition of Buhari's military mission in Igbo states. Certainly, if Gen Mohhamodu Buhari were still in power by that Tuesday, the inhuman brutality melted at a totally defenseless crippled young man wouldn't have become any news in Nigeria. Why? The soldiers Buhari stationed in the south east without any definable purpose had done worst things in the past.
This less privileged boy, Chijioke was beaten mercilessly by two northern soldiers to the extent that he could not cry out again. The only weeping voices one could hear were the defenseless sympathisers, who watched from a distance. Nobody could near or even summon the guts to ask any questions. Nobody dares to rescue the poor crippled Chijioke from the hands of the killing squad of the Nigeria military.
But what was the sin of this less privileged boy? He was wearing a military camouflage trousers. Can you imagine? That was why the poor Chijioke nearly met his death.
Again, why do Nigeria governments of recent find it so easy and cheap to brutalise or kill Ndigbo without reason or at any slightest provocation? The answer is simple! The self acclaimed Igbo leaders have sold their souls to the political hegemony in Nigeria. The Igbo leaders as chosen and recognized by Igbo haters have used the marginalization of Igbos to seek personal economic benefits. These sycophantic leaders have monetized the liberation struggle of Ndigbo. In fact, the government awards contracts to these moles when the generality of Ndigbo are crying for young Igbos killed or when their hard earned properties are maliciously damaged.
As can be seen by all discerning person, the almost two years of Buhari's rule has brought sorrows more to Ndigbo. Igbos now live in Nigeria as orphans; as sheep without shepherd. No single voice was heard in defense of Igbo collective interest.
That notwithstanding, the Igbo youths have proven to be the most influential and brave young people in Africa, despite heavy and brutal attacks by the Nigerian government to bring them to ignominious submission.
Igbo youths astounded the world by highly visible actions demonstrated with extreme exuberance. They proved to Nigerians and the world that they can be loyal to their leader and constantly obey orders even at the risk of their lives. In this, many young blood were spilled, the struggle continued; the young Igbos are relentless.
Nnamdi Kanu, Ohamadike, the founder of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and the Director of Radio Biafra, London is the global leader of Ndigbo of today's world. Though, still under unlawful incarceration by the Nigerian government for no legal and constitutional offense, Nnamdi Kanu has given voice to Ndigbo and other Biafrans. He has almost restored the lost glory and dignity of Ndigbo. If Nnamdi succeeds in his lawful quest for Biafra's independence, young Igbos like the crippled Chijioke will no longer suffer dehumanization in the hands of brutal Nigerian soldiers.

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The top hierarchy of the army have intervened. They have arrested the soldiers and met with the victim.
Please take up more cases like this that the victims are being denied justice.
Thank you

iblog:
The sad and most shocking scene of Tuesday in Onitsha, Igbo land, was a succinct definition of Buhari's military mission in Igbo states. Certainly, if Gen Mohhamodu Buhari were still in power by that Tuesday, the inhuman brutality melted at a totally defenseless crippled young man wouldn't have become any news in Nigeria. Why? The soldiers Buhari stationed in the south east without any definable purpose had done worst things in the past.
This less privileged boy, Chijioke was beaten mercilessly by two northern soldiers to the extent that he could not cry out again. The only weeping voices one could hear were the defenseless sympathisers, who watched from a distance. Nobody could near or even summon the guts to ask any questions. Nobody dares to rescue the poor crippled Chijioke from the hands of the killing squad of the Nigeria military.
But what was the sin of this less privileged boy? He was wearing a military camouflage trousers. Can you imagine? That was why the poor Chijioke nearly met his death.
Again, why do Nigeria governments of recent find it so easy and cheap to brutalise or kill Ndigbo without reason or at any slightest provocation? The answer is simple! The self acclaimed Igbo leaders have sold their souls to the political hegemony in Nigeria. The Igbo leaders as chosen and recognized by Igbo haters have used the marginalization of Igbos to seek personal economic benefits. These sycophantic leaders have monetized the liberation struggle of Ndigbo. In fact, the government awards contracts to these moles when the generality of Ndigbo are crying for young Igbos killed or when their hard earned properties are maliciously damaged.
As can be seen by all discerning person, the almost two years of Buhari's rule has brought sorrows more to Ndigbo. Igbos now live in Nigeria as orphans; as sheep without shepherd. No single voice was heard in defense of Igbo collective interest.
That notwithstanding, the Igbo youths have proven to be the most influential and brave young people in Africa, despite heavy and brutal attacks by the Nigerian government to bring them to ignominious submission.
Igbo youths astounded the world by highly visible actions demonstrated with extreme exuberance. They proved to Nigerians and the world that they can be loyal to their leader and constantly obey orders even at the risk of their lives. In this, many young blood were spilled, the struggle continued; the young Igbos are relentless.
Nnamdi Kanu, Ohamadike, the founder of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and the Director of Radio Biafra, London is the global leader of Ndigbo of today's world. Though, still under unlawful incarceration by the Nigerian government for no legal and constitutional offense, Nnamdi Kanu has given voice to Ndigbo and other Biafrans. He has almost restored the lost glory and dignity of Ndigbo. If Nnamdi succeeds in his lawful quest for Biafra's independence, young Igbos like the crippled Chijioke will no longer suffer dehumanization in the hands of brutal Nigerian soldiers.

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. Well done guys, with people like you we will soon get to our promised land.

The truth remains that those muslim hausa soldiers can never beat a muslim hausa cripple like that in kano for wearing a Camo.

Like Nnamdi Kanu have always said the hausa soldiers stationed in the Christian Biafran region are OCCUPIERS and agents of death out to wipe out Christian Biafra and they must never be made to feel safe.

Muslim Hausas and yoruba, Biafrans have no business living in the same country with you. How many times do we keep harping on this fact. Sail your ship alone to your OduArewa or whatever.

What the soldiers did was wrong and the military authorities are already trying to get justice for the guy. What happened to the guy could have happened anywhere in Nigeria, the gentleman was not attacked because of his ethnicity.
I have seen similar cases in Lagos more than 20 times. Bus conductors in Lagos are routinely slapped by "officers" even women are not left out.