About Igbo unity, it is impossible for an ethnicity of over 10 million people to have the same perspective regarding the solution to a common problem (Igbo marginalization).
Nnamdi Kanu's perspective is secession.
Chidi Anthony Opara's perspective is restructuring.
Why can't we put the two side by side and interogate them?
Why am I being called negative names for not seeing the solution of the problem from Kanu's perspective?
Why is nobody asking Kanu to check out Opara's perspective?
No Igbo should be forced and/or blackmailed into mob mentality.
-Chidi Anthony Opara (CAO)
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