The Eze of All Eze Factor – The Mafia known for the coinage of the term Boss of all Bosses has always been a power Play Struggle for Singularity of Central Dominance .. This Often shifts with the accompanying Bloodshed .. From King of Kings to Emperors etc etc … In the Eastern Part of Nigeria The Eze Ndigbo Obi Igwe is noted as the Paramount Ruler and always has oversight over the Chiefs 
For Biafra to succeed this Time The Eze Ndigbo must come out to the Fore Front and Nnamdi Kanu has his work cut out for him ..
Unlike Kaduna Nzeogwu & Ojukwu Nnamdi Kanu has proved himself an enigma already with ths just concluded Sit At home Order to Celebrate Biafras Jubilee .
Funny Both Progenitors have Northern States as monikers Kaduna Kanu (kano) 🙂 next Emeka Sokoto ? Biafra is Real lets not make Bones about that . A call for Biafra is not necessarily a Call for War but a Referendum as like Brexit …
Amelia Sent this in from Facebook .. Quite Interesting Observation She has Here as the Cliche in Nollywood Movies of Igbo extraction is a perfect analogy of her Story …. Read ..
Amelia Writes
I have been watching the shenanigans of the Biafra guy nnamdi kanu with interested fascination and have come to the conclusion that he may have hidden psychological and psychiatric problems….in Africa only when a person starts to remove their clothes to run around naked do we term the person mad but it’s has been shown to us that this is not true.
I realised when I did my youth service in the National assembly that the Igbo tribe is the most complex one in Nigeria and for kanu to think he can be running around wearing Jewish apparel and receiving obeisance from minority Igbos and that will actualise his Biafra dream is a riot.
He doesn’t yet know his tribesmen and how the traditional native Igbo man operates. Every state in the Eastern part of Nigeria is a country, every hamlet, village in each state is a country, every household is a country and the Father is the Eze. A more complex set of human beings will be difficult to find.
The main reason the Eastern part of Nigeria has been unable to fully contribute to its leadership quota is because no “Eze” wants another “Eze” to be an overEze over him. Cue the Evan Enwenrem, Chuba Okadigbo, Adolphus Wagbara saga…. each one did all to bring the other down because they thought they were more “Eze” than the other….it’s was mouth droppingly hilarious and I had a front row seat.
Thankfully the Eze gene of Anyim Pius Anyim was mostly recessive so he was able mostly placate the overly active egos of his tribesmen and at that time Nigerians were fed up with the ego play emanating from the National assembly. …or was was it the weekly visits from kinsmen to the assembly to try to get their rep/senator kicked out because of what he did as a child with proof….. I digress and that is a loooong story for another day.
My rambling point is of all the tribes in Nigeria the Igbos needs the Nigeria construct the most. Without it they would not function as well as they are able to now. They will be changing their presidents every week as every “Eze” will want their turn. A more naturally “chavinistic” tribe will be hard to find anywhere in the world.
Even if Biafra become a reality… nnamdi kanu will not be the Moses or Joshua…. the real Igbo brigade is not taking him seriously for now and when they do “Yaba Left” will become his abode. In the land of warriors, a gardener can never be king. Personally I think he is delusional and has a psychiatric disorder that is still hidden. He will be the midday “abacha” ( a delicacy not the ex president) for them.
I got this quote from Solomon Okopi :
” Just curious: Anambra, Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo are landlocked. You have to take Delta, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross River or Benue to reach the sea. During the Civil War, Biafra wanted to take the Coastal states so as to solve that problem of being landlocked and that of economic disadvantage (the coastal states are oil-rich). It had to be war, it had to be by force, otherwise those coastal states would not agree to be part of Biafra. They (the coastal states) are not Igbos, and I don’t think they share the Biafra ideology. How do the Igbos plan to secede? How do you break away when you are locked inside the country? There is no strategic advantage, so what’s the plan? Just curious”
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Amelia Oyenmwen
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Thanks for such an incisive analysis