•WHY WE WANT BIAFRA.... Val Igwebuike.

For one solid week in Kigali, Rwanda, I have never experienced anything like power failure or electricity blackout. No ear-blocking noise from any generator; not even a sight of any noisy generating machine. Everywhere is serene and naturally peaceful. The people are highly good and hospitable. The city of Kigali appears the most urbanized and humanly organized in Africa. Despite their low economic status in the international rating, the citizens are relatively comfortable, happy, patriotic and eagerly interested to know how their country is perceived by every visitor in Kigali.
Any reasonable Nigerian visiting here for the first time must be shocked at the glaring difference in conduct and behavioral patterns of people of Rwanda and that of Nigeria in comparism:
Why must a small country without economic buoyancy as Nigeria maintain steady and uninterrupted electricity supply to her citizens when Nigeria that is prided as 'Giant of Africa' can not even ensure one day steady electricity supply to her own citizens?
In Kigali, love and patriotism radiate on the faces of all citizens while in Nigeria vicious Hate and mass destruction is the symbol of national identity carried by all citizens.
Certainly, something is wrong with Nigeria. Certainly, nations of different origin with no single identifiable cultural background and affinity are forced to coexist in an incompatible political marriage necessitated solely by the interest of the colonial masters!
We must break away for peace and aggregate development.
Val Igwebuike.