By Tracey Merlin
Published on September 7, 2017
Dear Sir, I am humbly addressing this letter to you because of what you represent in the eyes of more than 100 million Biafrans accross the globe. Over the years, you have meritoriously earned my respect and that of so many Biafrans via your antecedents.
You took up arms and fought for the liberation of the Niger Delta people risking your life at every instance because of the love you have for your people. You maintained a track record of resoluteness, trustworthiness and faithfulness to the struggle for the salvation of Niger Deltans.
You went to jail for the love of your people and urge to save them from their slavery.
Though most of your Kinsmen wine and dine with the enemy, yet you remained undaunted.
All your speeches, actions and inaction punctuated the fact that you love your people and want them to be free by all means. No wonder Timaya in one his songs said, “If to say I am a freedom
fighter, I for be Asari Dokubo.”
You neither accepted the criminal amnesty of the Nigerian government under late Umaru Yar’ Adua, nor capitulated in your
quest for freedom. This singular act alone speaks volume of your personality. This shows that no amount of money can be able to buy you over.
Even while Goodluck Jonathan was President, whenever the Hausa Fulani oligarchy starts making their evil moves against him, your body languages and
speeches kept them in check.
While most prominent Niger Deltans were still ‘Igbophobic’ you broke the jinx, rose and joined the Biafran restoration struggle having seen the power of unity. And ever since you joined the struggle your tenacity of purpose and faithfulness cannot be questioned in any way, manner or form.
Thank you very much for making moves to broker peace between the leader of Indigenous People Of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the founder and erstwhile leader
of the Movement For The Actualization Of The Sovereign State of Biafra, Chief Ralph
Uwazuruike. This will be recorded as one of your greatest achievements. This is a giant step in the right direction in the
spirit of oneness and brotherhood. This latest move is a pointer to how conflicts will be amicably resolved in the coming Land Of The Rising Sun. United we stand,
divided we fall.
However sir, from your speech in the video clip were you called for reconciliation, it seems to me like you only heard one side of the story. It seems to me that you have only heard Uwazuruike’s part of what actually transpired while the Nnamdi Kanu was a MASSOB member under the
instructions and leadership of Ralph Uwazuruike.
First of all, I will like to point out the undeniable feats of Chief Ralph Uwazuruike. In the late 90s when most Biafran had no hope of restoration of Biafra, given so many years of military dictatorship in the land, Ralph Uwazuruike took the bull by the horn and started calling Biafrans together for the actualization of Biafra (though erroneous, because Biafra was a country and needs to
be restored and not to be actualized). Like you mentioned in your speech, he was the first person that kindled the fire for the
restoration of Biafra. No one can deny this fact.
He was arrested and was in jail for nearly two years for what he believe in, which the freedom of the People of Biafra.
From your speech, I understand that Uwazuruike visited you in prison while you were incarcerated and offered a
brotherly help to you, which one of the reasons why you have a soft spot for him.
He sponsored radio Biafra for the first three months (howbeit by the money contributed by Biafrans)
Unfortunately, unlike you and Nnamdi Kanu, Uwazuruike, sold the struggle to the Nigerian government. Reports has it that
Senator Chukwumerije was the person who mediated between him and the federal government. Yes, Chukwumerije brokered the transaction for the sell of the
struggle.
Uwazuruike did not stop at that, he went ahead and sent his boys to kidnap Nnamdi Kanu. Because Kanu was exposing his evil
deeds on radio Biafra. Kanu was adopted and while he was in captivity, his clothes were torn, they https://afroinsider.com/open-letter-mujahid-asari-dokubo-uwazuruike-nnamdi-kanu-impasse/

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nice letter but i won't open your site oga.. try something genuine nd interesting.. thanks

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Impressive

Uwazuruike have already sold his soul to the devil and can't be redeemed again. thought I still hold lots of respect for him for fearlessly igniting the desire for biafra in the heart of every biafran

Nice piece.

Uwazurike is suffering from the after-effects of gluttony. He exemplified that 'Give Igbo man money and he will sell his people' stereotype that others usually say.

If you chop zoogeria bribe, you are finished. You'll become their dog. They hate Kanu because he has refused to touch their poisonous bribe, not even with a long spoon.