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The November 20th, 2025 conviction of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu by Justice Omotosho is more than a court judgement. For those of us who followed this case closely — including listening to over 50 Radio Biafra broadcasts and every word of the judgement — it simply confirmed a painful truth: Nigeria’s weaknesses are easy to exploit. This conviction reflects a nation where frustration, ignorance, and distrust create fertile ground for manipulation. ⸻ A Movement Built on Illiteracy and Distrust Nnamdi Kanu rose by targeting Nigeria’s biggest vulnerability: the high level of illiteracy and political ignorance. He capitalized on: • Youth hungry for identity and purpose • Deep distrust of the Nigerian government • Belief that the APC-led government served only the North • Old civil war wounds that were never healed Many followers proudly claimed they attended the “University of Nnamdi Kanu.” They were not learning strategy, only consuming propaganda, anger, and instructions for violence. Some even contributed percentages of their salaries to the agitation. For the record: Mamcoker Decode supports the right to self-determination, but never violence. This was the line Kanu crossed. ⸻ “Nigeria Must Burn for Biafra to Rise” His consistent message was that chaos was necessary for international intervention. He encouraged the breakdown of law and order as a political strategy. One of his most reckless lines was: “If you don’t have a gun, use a catapult.” Only indoctrinated followers would obey such suicidal instructions — and many did. ⸻ The South East Paid the Highest Price The region he claimed to defend suffered the most: 1. More Igbo deaths than any period since the civil war — caused by IPOB’s own misled recruits. 2. Economic collapse — investors fled, cities emptied, people feared traveling home. Many Igbo families stopped at Asaba during Christmas. 3. Intimidation and terror — anyone who disagreed was labelled “Sabo.” A region known for education and commerce became hostage to mob ideology. ⸻ Emotion Over Structure If Nigeria holds a referendum on Biafra today, I believe secession would win. Not because IPOB had a solid plan — they had none. But because Nigeria has failed to build a nation people feel proud to belong to. IPOB harvested frustration but offered: • No roadmap • No constitution • No governance plan It was a revolution built on emotion, not intellect. ⸻ Courtroom Facts: Kanu Refused to Defend Himself Justice Omotosho’s ruling was based on overwhelming evidence — most of which Kanu never challenged. He refused to defend himself or answer contempt charges. Yet some still say the judgement was biased. That is the power of indoctrination. ⸻ The Bigger Threat: The Mob He Left Behind Nnamdi Kanu is convicted, but his followers remain: • Social media warriors • ESN militants • Radicalized diaspora agitators • Unlettered youths trained on hate broadcasts This is Nigeria’s next security challenge. They need de-radicalization, not just arrests or propaganda. A structured psychological re-orientation program is necessary — the same model used for ex-terror recruits in other countries. ⸻ Nigeria Sits On a Keg of Gunpowder You cannot kill an ideology. You can only replace it with a better one. If Nigeria fails to address: • Youth unemployment • Marginalization narratives • Insecurity • Poor civic education • Online misinformation • Poverty and hopelessness Then IPOB may fall, but something worse will rise. ⸻ Conclusion The November 20th conviction does not end the crisis. It marks the beginning of a new responsibility. The South East needs healing. Nigeria needs restructuring — politically and socially. And the radicalized followers need to be rescued from the ideology they were fed. Until then, the embers ignited by IPOB will continue to burn beneath the surface — waiting for the next spark. — Mamcoker Decode
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