Where are those who fought the Igbos in 1967?

 This question becomes pertinent because not a few northerners are

living in denial.

The Yorubas who fought alongside the North in 1967 are today wishing they never did and the reasons are too obvious not to be seen.

The Middle Belters in the mould of Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom are today wishing the north everything but good.

The Niger Deltans are no different. They own the goose that lays the golden eggs, yet they beg for eggs.

So where are the Nigerians that are ready to take on the East, a second time?

Maybe the remnants of Boko Haram or the Bandits?

The East does not need threats but what the United Nations wants for all citizens of the world - a right to self determination. No more no less.

Like the East, like the West. So too the Middle Belt and the Niger Deltans.

Enough of playing second fiddle. Enough of fear of asserting ones rights to property even in the villages. 

Is it news that herdsmen trespass on people's farms without as much as a whimper from the farmers for fear of reprisal attack?

I understand that home is where one goes to and he is not turned back. If one cannot freely access his home farm, so where is home?

No wonder people celebrate being given citizenship of other countries. Surprisingly, it was PMB who as military Head of State declared that we have no other country but Nigeria. 

How then as President, Nigerians celebrate being given citizenship of other countries?

What has changed?

1. The death of Tunde Idiagbon?

2. The incarceration of PMB by IBB?