Why Igbos should start taking initiatives and stop being reactionary

By
Remy Ilona 
Igbo nation has accepted to become the reactionary people. Fortunately CHI UKWU pushed Omenana Defenders to get out of this hole.
And Omenana Defenders will get other Igbos to stop reacting to actions by N-ig-eria and Nige-rians. 

We should be taking the initiative. But no, what's happening is every week Igbos will like a rat in a lab tube respond to the Bunsen burner.

I love simple examples. From what I saw from the funeral of the Jukun king, this less than 1m people are not pushed around as Igbos are, because they do their own things.
Do what CHI UKWU told you through Omenana to do. Stop doing things opposed to what you think your enemies want. You make your enemies your gods.

You are called dot. You begin to pretend you are anti-dot. And you think Buhari is not your god?


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