Ariyatech:
Agbari Ojukwu” – [s]Ojukwu’s skull, that was the name by which the biggest pot in our household’s kitchen was called. It was voracious, smoke-darkened and the only one summoned to duty when fire was at its peak in ferocity, billowing menacingly from within a tripod of stones that served as the ‘cooking’ pedestal during communal cookery. The naming of this pot after Ojukwu’s skull was Yoruba’s expression of utter revulsion of Ojukwu’s war.



Ojukwu’s war was originally justifiable. Any ‘nation’ that faced the kind of sustained ‘genocidal’ onslaught and inhuman violation against it as the Igbo did, especially the pogrom of 29 May; and 29 June; 1966, in apparent reprisal against the unfortunate act of some coupists who happened to be Igbo just by accident of birth, deserves to seek a national identity, separate from its assailant compatriots.


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dignity33:
we all know that formal education in your land is how to hate Igbos.