The truth isthis, Biafra as a country won't solve our problem.If Africans and indeed Nigerians don't start fighting the right battle, what might separate us will be waiting for us patiently when we getthe Biafran independence. We would continue to remain impoverished, the west will continue to trample on us and we would continue to suffer and die of poverty. Come to think of it, how may states even make up the so called “Biafran Country?”, what have they Governors of these Biafran state done now, that willgive future Biafrans hope of better things to come when we eventually get our independence? Take Imo state for example, Government workers are weeping and lamenting over unpaid salaries, the pensioners are crying and dying out of hunger, the roads are in their worst forms (Control roundabout in front of MariaAssumpta Cathedral is now a death trap for motorists), and yet the government is working towards concession of most of its parastatals. The Black man is always fond of fighting the wrong battle andwe will keep making the same mistakes each time. Many of these IPOB fighters probably didn’t witness the Biafran War of 1967-1970, maybe that’s why they go on protesting. Those that witnessed it are praying that such an ugly incident shouldn’t repeatitself again in the history of Nigerian.Dear, IPOB fighters, the earlier you begin to reason in the right direction, the better for our country. Don't allow yourself to be used as an instrument of violence by our so called 'Politicians', I cry eachtime I see youths with a brighter future being manipulated by our politicians who used their strengths to enrich themselves. Notable men that started this Biafra issue have transisted to the world beyond. Life has no duplicate. I advice you to shun all these violent or peaceful protest, it won't solve any problem, it will only inflict injuries on innocent Nigerians. Peaceful dialogue is the only way out and not through violence.