Let's be truthful and objective.

Are you observing the sit at home today because you truly believe in the ideal of Biafra or you're doing it out of fear? This question is for those in the eastern part of Nigeria

Reading comments.

Both

Total Compliance!!

If it’s out of fear,people won’t still come out tomorrow..

Sicilyjoe:
Let's be truthful and objective.

Are you observing the sit at home today because you truly believe in the ideal of Biafra or you're doing it out of fear? This question is for those in the eastern part of Nigeria

Both. With so many people moving around with rifles, who go even comot. UGM/ESN will call you sabouteur, Army will call you ESN/UGM. If you dodge them both, you will still meet their stray bullets. So what's the point? Whether you believe in Biafra or not, just stay home for your safety.

80 percent fear ,20 percent compliance

*WE REMEMBER!!!*

" I’m heading to Uzoakoli to do battle. I’m heading to Uzoakoli, but My lover cries out, may the bullet not hit your head.

My lover begs me to flee!
But who will defend the land When I flee?

My sweet heart begs me to Flee,
But who will do battle when the Hausas come?"

With the above song Biafran men marched into battle to defend their fatherland as Northern troops led by British tanks and Russian planes invaded their land to continue the Genocide that they started in the North in 1966.

Every Month of May, we Remember Over 45, 000 innocent people, men, women, children of old Eastern Nigeria , butchered in 1966 all over Northern Nigeria, just in 3 months in the first govt supported genocide in Africa.

Many were laid on rail tracks and crushed by train.
men buried alive, pregnant women had their bellies ripped open,Children clubbed to death, Innocent souls whose only crime was belonging to a different ethnic group and Faith,

To the over 45,000 Innocent souls whose blood was used to irrigate the deserts of Northern Nigeria, although the conspiracy of silence continues by most Nigerians, even your so called christian bretherens,
although no monuments are erected for you, although no atonement has been made for that unprecedented horror, their Blood continue to cry out against this nation, a nation that pretends it never happened - but we, your kins, forced to bury empty coffins, we your brothers-
WE REMEMBER

The Thousands and thousands unaccounted for- in unmarked graves, from Kano to Maidugiri, to Jos to Markudi, to Zaria, to Kafanchan,to illorin,

Although Nigeria sits on these graves and pretends it didn’t happen but we in whose home steads you left empty spaces-
WE REMEMBER

To the he brave hearts who stood up to the British armoured cars with matchetes...

Two Boys who shared a riffle so when one fell the other will pick up his gun to defend his freedom.

To the men who went into battle with five rounds each and must only shoot when he was sure to kill. The men who laid down their lives so I may live
WE REMEMBER

My three kinsmen who volunteered in Oguta and Ontisha sectors,brave men Who never returned-still on patrol
YOUR FAMILIES REMEMBER

To Bruce Mayrock, an American student who set himself on fire, laid down his life to protest against the Genocide by Nigeria against its own people
WE REMEMBER

Artur Alves Pereira and Count Von Rosen of the Biafran airforce who came to Biafra in protest against the state sponsored pogrom
WE REMEMBER

To Wole Soyinka, who stood alone and insisted” the man died” who kept silent in the face of such a pogrom
WE REMEMBER

Tanzania, Ivory Coast, Zambia and Haiti, nations that hoisted our flags against the silence of the world
WE REMEMBER

All members of the Research And Production unit (RAP),
with no outside help YOU demonstrated that the black man can do wonders if only he looks inwards; Home made armoured cars, rockets, beer from cassava, engine oil from coconut, the Biafran Red Devil (Amoured vehicle), the Shore Batteries, the Ogbunigwes. Your ingenuity, your bravely, today-
WE REMEMBER

To our brave mothers , who cooked and sent to their sons in the trenches, knowing it could be their last meal-
WE REMEMBER

The little boys who went “combing” many returned, many did not
WE REMEMBER

The World Council of Churches, The Caritas, The Red Cross who saved millions of children with food aid, despite the blockade,
WE REMEMBER

Millions of our Children who had no milk and died before their time
WE REMEMBER

Ah! Corporal Nwafor, you took in the hail of bullets from the vandals yet continued your final run towards their armoured car with a grenade in your hand, until you successfully threw the grenade into the troublesome vehicle and disabled it before you let your bullet riddled body fall to the ground and your comrades captured the precious armoured car and renamed it “Copral Nwafor”
WE REMEMBER

Col Patrick Achuzie-, General Alexander Madiebo, Gen. Philip Effiong, Col. Onwuatuegwu, Nkonko Ndem and all brave men who stood in the gap
WE REMEMBER

Odumegwu Ojukwu switched from Ball rooms to Bunkers, leaving behind a tremendous wealth to give shelter to a people faced with death, you turned artisans into fighters and scientists, your mission, to build the first black nation with an indigenous technology.

Under the pressure of mortar shells and in less than three years, you demonstrated that the black man can hold his own, but the whites didn’t seem to be comfortable with an indigenous African technology, so UK and USSR suspended their enmity and empowered their Northern stooge to distract you. The Arab League threw its weight behind the North and the rest is history

General Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu,Eze igbo gburugburu, oguejiofo..
WE REMEBER

May justice prevail, may peace reign, may we NEVER find a need to shed blood, May God open the eyes of this Nation to see that like the blood of Abel, the blood of the innocent Easterners shed needlessly in 1966 calls for atonement and until the Nation collectively owns up to it, it can never be free from this vicious circle. It is well.

My name is Chukwuemekalum C. Okolie. I will sit at home on the #30thMay2021BiafraHeroesDay

Mostly out of fear.
Schools closed for fear of children getting hurt by terrorist.
Parents stay at home for fear of getting killed by terrorist.
Businessmen closed shops for fear of the same terrorist either on uniform or UGM.

Thewrath:
Total Compliance!!

If it’s out of fear,people won’t still come out tomorrow..

If Unknown gunmen were to promise to shoot people who they see outside tomorrow, everybody will still remain inside by tomorrow.

I'm doing it out of respect to the heroes we remember

JohnBullMySon:
If Unknown gunmen were to promise to shoot people who they see outside tomorrow, everybody will still remain inside by tomorrow.

Past sit-at home have been observed without threat with total compliance..the threat is a supremacy issue b/w state governments and ipob.

Last year and last two years was it out of fear or respect for MNK? I know sey you know sey unah propaganda no dey work

99% fear... 1% compliance

Just sample the Igbos in Lagos and other states outside South East to draw conclusion

Here in Uturu everybody is just inside...


IPOB ordered the sit at home (which ain't compulsory by the way)...


Nigerian Army come dey enforce the sit at home unknownly...


How u go carry hilux dey run around dey expect people to not obey the sit at home...


Brainless pigs

FarahAideed:
80 percent fear ,20 percent compliance

Nah....More like 98% fear and 2% compliance.

When Kanu has announced "if you step out of your house you are dead", wetin you come dey ask again?

Thewrath:

Past sit-at home have been observed without threat with total compliance..the threat is a supremacy issue b/w state governments and ipob.

When two elephants fight the grass suffers.

Akwamkpuruamu:
*WE REMEMBER!!!*

" I’m heading to Uzoakoli to do battle. I’m heading to Uzoakoli, but My lover cries out, may the bullet not hit your head.

My lover begs me to flee!
But who will defend the land When I flee?

My sweet heart begs me to Flee,
But who will do battle when the Hausas come?"

With the above song Biafran men marched into battle to defend their fatherland as Northern troops led by British tanks and Russian planes invaded their land to continue the Genocide that they started in the North in 1966.

Every Month of May, we Remember Over 45, 000 innocent people, men, women, children of old Eastern Nigeria , butchered in 1966 all over Northern Nigeria, just in 3 months in the first govt supported genocide in Africa.

Many were laid on rail tracks and crushed by train.
men buried alive, pregnant women had their bellies ripped open,Children clubbed to death, Innocent souls whose only crime was belonging to a different ethnic group and Faith,

To the over 45,000 Innocent souls whose blood was used to irrigate the deserts of Northern Nigeria, although the conspiracy of silence continues by most Nigerians, even your so called christian bretherens,
although no monuments are erected for you, although no atonement has been made for that unprecedented horror, their Blood continue to cry out against this nation, a nation that pretends it never happened - but we, your kins, forced to bury empty coffins, we your brothers-
WE REMEMBER

The Thousands and thousands unaccounted for- in unmarked graves, from Kano to Maidugiri, to Jos to Markudi, to Zaria, to Kafanchan,to illorin,

Although Nigeria sits on these graves and pretends it didn’t happen but we in whose home steads you left empty spaces-
WE REMEMBER

To the he brave hearts who stood up to the British armoured cars with matchetes...

Two Boys who shared a riffle so when one fell the other will pick up his gun to defend his freedom.

To the men who went into battle with five rounds each and must only shoot when he was sure to kill. The men who laid down their lives so I may live
WE REMEMBER

My three kinsmen who volunteered in Oguta and Ontisha sectors,brave men Who never returned-still on patrol
YOUR FAMILIES REMEMBER

To Bruce Mayrock, an American student who set himself on fire, laid down his life to protest against the Genocide by Nigeria against its own people
WE REMEMBER

Artur Alves Pereira and Count Von Rosen of the Biafran airforce who came to Biafra in protest against the state sponsored pogrom
WE REMEMBER

To Wole Soyinka, who stood alone and insisted” the man died” who kept silent in the face of such a pogrom
WE REMEMBER

Tanzania, Ivory Coast, Zambia and Haiti, nations that hoisted our flags against the silence of the world
WE REMEMBER

All members of the Research And Production unit (RAP),
with no outside help YOU demonstrated that the black man can do wonders if only he looks inwards; Home made armoured cars, rockets, beer from cassava, engine oil from coconut, the Biafran Red Devil (Amoured vehicle), the Shore Batteries, the Ogbunigwes. Your ingenuity, your bravely, today-
WE REMEMBER

To our brave mothers , who cooked and sent to their sons in the trenches, knowing it could be their last meal-
WE REMEMBER

The little boys who went “combing” many returned, many did not
WE REMEMBER

The World Council of Churches, The Caritas, The Red Cross who saved millions of children with food aid, despite the blockade,
WE REMEMBER

Millions of our Children who had no milk and died before their time
WE REMEMBER

Ah! Corporal Nwafor, you took in the hail of bullets from the vandals yet continued your final run towards their armoured car with a grenade in your hand, until you successfully threw the grenade into the troublesome vehicle and disabled it before you let your bullet riddled body fall to the ground and your comrades captured the precious armoured car and renamed it “Copral Nwafor”
WE REMEMBER

Col Patrick Achuzie-, General Alexander Madiebo, Gen. Philip Effiong, Col. Onwuatuegwu, Nkonko Ndem and all brave men who stood in the gap
WE REMEMBER

Odumegwu Ojukwu switched from Ball rooms to Bunkers, leaving behind a tremendous wealth to give shelter to a people faced with death, you turned artisans into fighters and scientists, your mission, to build the first black nation with an indigenous technology.

Under the pressure of mortar shells and in less than three years, you demonstrated that the black man can hold his own, but the whites didn’t seem to be comfortable with an indigenous African technology, so UK and USSR suspended their enmity and empowered their Northern stooge to distract you. The Arab League threw its weight behind the North and the rest is history

General Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu,Eze igbo gburugburu, oguejiofo..
WE REMEBER

May justice prevail, may peace reign, may we NEVER find a need to shed blood, May God open the eyes of this Nation to see that like the blood of Abel, the blood of the innocent Easterners shed needlessly in 1966 calls for atonement and until the Nation collectively owns up to it, it can never be free from this vicious circle. It is well.

My name is Chukwuemekalum C. Okolie. I will sit at home on the #30thMay2021BiafraHeroesDay

Salute and respect to the Heroes of our past.

We remember

MadamExcellency:


Salute and respect to the Heroes of our past.

We remember

Iseee

Answer this question, is this the first time they are doing it or first time they are showing full compliance?

Sheer unadulterated fear.

FarahAideed:
80 percent fear ,20 percent compliance

This compliance na 20%

Wey your med