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If Nīgeria were a country worthy of its name, today would have been declared a public holiday to commemorate the Asaba Māssacre, in which g0vernment troops māssacred over 1000 unarmed men and boys, including children, at the beginning of the Bīafran Wār.
The Nīgerian s0ldiers had invited them for dialogue. They went without suspecting anything. They were all sh0t!
Nïgeria is a country swimming in the bl0od of innocent people.
Instead of seeking a way out and making amends, it pours more and more innocent bl0od into its pool of bl0od.
Every little provocation increases its bl0odthirst. When it wants to wash its blo0dy hands, it goes for more bl0od.
That is why everywhere is covered in bl0od. That is why our forests are littered with human skŭlls and families drowning in pain and misery.
That is why it engages in dialogue with blo0dsuckers but māssacres agitators and protesters.
That is why many villages are deserted and many are leaving the country.
That is why our courts can no longer serve justice, our law makers have become law breakers, our governors can no longer govern and our religious leaders are no longer models to be emulated.
Amidst all this, silence prevails everywhere. People are afraid to speak because they know how bl0odthirsty their country is.
May the souls of the victims of Asaba māssacre rest in peace. Nïgeria happened to them.
