Friday, 7 August 2020

BIAFRA!!!WARRIOR APPEARS 7 YEARS AFTER CIVIL WAR ENDS

 

BIAFRA!!!WARRIOR APPEARS 7 YEARS AFTER CIVIL WAR ENDSBiafra: The Cost of Conflict - Stears Business

BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU,LAGOS,NIGERIA...

The News office Desk of the E.N.M.Paedia Express Multimedia Group of Lagos,Nigeria  has being told for the first time of how an igbo family celebrated the return of a member of their family ,7 years after the war  supposedly ended between them and Nigeria in 1977..

In a chilling narration ,a nephew to the warrior recalled that his uncle told them that they fed on such things like rodents ,reptiles ,raw cassava amongst other things  while in the forests fighting their enemies .

He revealed that it was his uncle's battalion that retreated that made it possible for the Federal troops to move in  thus leading to the surrender and the no victor,no winner campaign of the then Yakubu Gowon regime ...

According to him ,his uncle had no choice than to enlist in the Biafra Army  at the time as Ndi -Igbo nationalism was on the agenda as the Nigerian Army was at the time arresting Biafran youths and summarily executing them without any forms of trial..

HIs words :"my uncle told me of how he had to cut the head of a young girl deep inside a trench where she had gone to fetch water ,he claimed that if he had  allowed her to go perhaps the Nigerian troops will have captured them at the time and killed them if she whistle blows"\

"as soon as that had happened ,he was  able to lift his loads out of the trench  he had discovered that  the enemies were waiting for him and they were firing directly at where he was coming out from"

"He then dropped into the trench and ordered  his troops to use the Ogbunikwe at the time ,one of my uncles  produced the Ogbunikwe  but today he is in far away United states of America  working for its government over there "

He added that the entire family compound at the time was thrown into a fan fare when his uncle whom they had given up for dead  showed up ..as the family declared a feast...

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