So I was driving, and this yellow bus driver rammed into my back bumper. I alighted from my car full of anger. I said to the guy– discharge your passengers and call your boss or owner of the bus to discuss how he/she intends fixing my car. All passersby including his passengers blamed him for recklessness. I went back to my car, picked pen and paper to copy his number plate and other vehicle particulars. At this moment, both passersby and passengers including he conductor are begging me to temper justice with mercy.
On getting to the front of the bus to copy the vehicle registration number, behold the sticker of Nnamdi Kanu and Biafra Struggle. I peeped into his vehicle; I saw Biafran flag. My anger evaporated. I called the driver and asked him why he has Nnamdi Kanu's sticker in his Vehicle. He said he is a Biafran and Nnamdi Kanu is his leader. I put my pen and paper back and told him in front of other passersby, "Your belief in Nnamdi Kanu leadership and Biafra struggle just saved you". I walked into my car and drove off. I could sense their excitement and joy with the way the driver called all disenganged passengers to enter the bus.
These drivers are the ones who sacrifice their work time, walk our talk for the emancipation of Ndigbo voluntarily and sometimes should be pardoned for some mistakes. Most importantly, I feel this gesture to forgive him because of the sticker will encourage more to show support to this quest. Likewise, this episode will not only be discussed at their bus park, but all passengers in the vehicle and other passerby will take the message home. If you are a Biafran, you are my brother because Igbos are one. My dream of Biafra is a place where onye aghana nwanne ya would be supreme.
Let me use this opportunity to thank Ohaneze for giving their support on the restoration of Biafra. Nigeria, as structured, is not working, and Biafra seems the only plausible solution to the restructuring of this ill-conceived state–Nigeria.
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