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The
Biafra Memorial Project (BMP) is the harbinger that will
herald the dawn of an era of Igbo renaissance. The Igbos,
as a nationality, were edged out of the center stage of
the national political arena because of the issues that
surround Biafra. The BMP is the leading edge of a set of
programs that will restore respect and dignity to the Igbo
nation as well as enable Ndigbo to begin to focus their
future plans in ways that will guarantee that they will
never again allow a repeat of the horrid experiences of
the past 30 years. The Biafra Memorial Project will consolidate
the unity of the Igbo nation by creating monuments and symbols
that will immortalize the struggle that we collectively
endured in order to preserve honor and the inalienable right
to live free in our ancestral homeland. ...
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The
strategic political interests of Ndigbo should be
reflected at the local, regional and national levels.
It will be a daunting task to optimize Igbo political
interests in the Nigerian Federation if a regional
operational agenda is not first evolved between the
core Igbo states and the neighboring states of Cross
River, Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Bayelsa and Delta. For Ndigbo
to maximize their economic potential, they need a
direct unimpeded access to the Atlantic shores. ......-
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Without any arsenal of armaments to rely on, Biafrans prepared
to ward off the invaders with anything that they could lay
their hands on. Machetes, Dane guns, spears, bows and arrows
were brandished by irate but determined citizens who trooped
out in thousands to demand to be sent to the warfront to
repel the invaders. .....
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Of
all the indignations of the Biafra War, being made to be
refugees in one’s own fatherland was the most humiliating
to Ndigbo. Igbos were stripped bare and left to die like
flies as they fought for survival for more than 30 months
while the world looked on.... -
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Osondu
The Survival Struggle for Ndiigbo |
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