Good morning sir,
Mr Okpara my point is not about who is right or wrong in engaging the Igbo question but not engaging it at all and your addressing Kanu's outburst as personal issue. If he has not done it well do a better job attract a better attention to teach him a lesson. My revered brother Raph Uwazuruike at a point was doing something, Mr KANU felt he could do more instead of turning Raph's effort into personal grudge he started ipob and that ipob comparatively is making sustained impact consistently is joy. Let the music play on please play it your own way and stop personal attack that derail the music and make it spurious. Some people have no solution and still oppose the little one available. You can classify such people as the women doing the talking after the men have finished doing the action. I am ashame of such Igbo men suddenly becoming women. Have you got one action better than that of Kanu? Let see it sir! Let us stop deraiing in the direction righting the wrongs about the Igbo question in Nigeria. The quarrel BTW you and KANU has nothing to do with deepening discussion on Igboness.
Dickson Ogbonnaya Igwe
On Oct 24, 2018 17:07, "Chidi Anthony Opara, FIIM" <chidi.opara@gmail.com> wrote:
Digwe,
I did not write the article in question, but I agree with the viewpoints it expressed.
I have monitored Kanu's handling of this Biafra issue from the onset till now and I dare say that his actions, utterances, etc have been embarrassing to reasonable Igbos!
As for correcting him, I would say that the "Supreme Leader" is infallible.
CAO.
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