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Uju Anya Does It Again, See Her latest Post After Backlash For Wishing Queen Elizabeth II Dies Excruciating Death
Uju Anya Does It Again, See Her latest Post After Backlash For Wishing Queen Elizabeth II Dies Excruciating Death
Nigerian-born professor, Uju Anya has made another post on Facebook after backlash over her post wishing that Queen Elizabeth II dies an excruciating death.
This time around, she celebrated the awareness she created with her post that went viral with the likes of Jeff Bezos and others reacting adding that the Irish people celebrated her tweet.
She also went down to history stating what went wrong adding that her family was a victim and also demanded the igbos, africa and the commonwealth nations needs justice
In her own words: I am very happy over the awareness I’ve created 48 hours ago. The likes of Jeff Bezos and many others have reacted. Questions are now been asked about the “British Empire”.
Factually, Ojukwu and Gowon had a meeting in Ghana, to avert this sad history. But because the British empire which is now under the leadership of King Charles lll were paranoia, they influenced Gowon to go ahead simply because they don’t want another Japan in Africa.
The history books are there. “There was a country” by Chinua Achebe is there for facts!. “The Biafra story” by Frederick Forsyth and many others.
Let me also state it once again that my family was a victim. There is no family in Igbo land who did not had a share of this sad history. Till this day, there’s no apology!!.
Again, I only dropped a tweet. The Irish people celebrated it with fireworks. You can check #Irishtwitter hashtag on twitter for emphasis.
We must speak up! The Igbo needs justice!. Africa needs justice!
The 56 commonwealth countries needs justice!
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A FALSEHOOD BORNE IN FALLACY.
Uju’s people initiated the problems they found themselves. The genesis of the absurd war was the senseless inhumanity to other tribes in Nigeria. They executed prominent members of the other two major tribes in the country in a plot to eradicate competition and Foister their people on the rest of the country.
THE SENSELESS KILLING NOT ENOUGH. THEY FURTHER PUT THEIR EVIL MACHINATIONS UNCHECKED FOR THE DECIMATION OF NIGERIA WHICH WAS RESISTED IN A BRUTAL REBBUTAL BY THE COUNTRY.
No country watch and look on whilst its geopolitical space comes under attack for decimation and uncanny severance.
THE EARLIER THE biafraud PEOPLE COMES TO THEIR SENSES AND REALISE THE GAME IS OVER. INCLUDING TAKE TO THE RECENT ADMONISHMENT OF THE GOVERNOR OF Imo STATE, Hope Uzodinma. THE BETTER FOR THEIR WELLBEING AND GOOD STANDING WITH RESPECT FOR THEIR NEIGHBOURS IN THE NATION.
It is high time the ugly past of their making is put behind for progress and further development of their people and the Nigerian nation at large.