Kingship: Aspiring to be like Nigerians will ruin Igbo

By
Remy Ilona
Igbos are aspiring to be like Nigerians: to invent kingdoms from the thin air & to be igwe, eze Igbo, & other such ridiculous things because most even when they live outside Nigeria haven't thought about the world beyond Nigeria & more importantly most have been cut off from Omenana.

An Igbo who has studied, understands what Omenana is can only dream of & work towards returning Igbo nation and Igboland back to the Paradise it was: no police, army, prisons, no kings, upper or lower classes, & no destitutes and prostitutes.

In doubt that the above existed? Think about Igboland when you were growing up if you are above 30 years, & you want to verify that you had no destitutes and prostitutes until contact with Europeans, read Hebrew Igbo Republics, Basden and The Woman's Mysteries.

Omenana Defenders has come to defend Igbos with truth.

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