These are the incidents, mǎssäcres, and tragedies that ndị Igbo/Biafra went through at the hands of their enemies, yet they expect the new generation born after all these horrors to keep quiet. Never will such happen.
1 . Kano Riot Against Easterners 
1945
19452 • Enugu Coal Miners Mãssäcre 1949
19493 • Kano Political Riot and Killi^gs of Igbos 1953
19534 • Western Region Political Crisis and Anti-Eastern Tensions 1962–1965
1962–19655 • January Coup Killi^gs January 1966
January 19666 • Anti-Igbo Pogroms in Northern Nigeria May–September 1966
May–September 19667 • Mass Killi^gs of Igbos in Kano 1966
19668 • Mass Killi^gs of Igbos in Kaduna 1966
19669 • Mass Killi^gs of Igbos in Jos 1966
196610 • Mass Killi^gs of Igbos in Zaria 1966
196611 • Bauchi Anti-Igbo Violence 1966
196612 • Counter-Coup Killi^gs of Igbo Military Officers July 1966
July 196613 • Declaration of Biafra 1967
196714 • Asaba Massacre 1967
196715 • Enugu Fall and Civilian K!ll!^gs 1967
196716 • Bonny Conflict 1967
196717 • Onitsha Bombings 1967–1968
1967–196818 • Calabar Occupation and Civilian Suffering 1967
196719 • Aba Civilian Destruction 1967–1969
1967–196920 • Air Raids on Markets and Villages Across Biafra 1967–1970
1967–197021 • Refugee Camp Humanitarian Crisis 1967–1970
1967–197022 • Starvation Blockade Against Biafra 1967–1970
1967–197023 • Mass Civilian Displacement Across Eastern Region 1967–1970
1967–197024 • Disease Outbreaks in Biafra 1967–1970
1967–197025 • Civilian Executions in Captured Towns 1967–1970
1967–197026 • Destruction of Farmlands and Food Sources 1967–1970
1967–197027 • Port Harcourt Occupation and Displacement 1968
196828 • Operation Hiroshima (Onitsha) 1968
196829 • Owerri Siege 1968–1969
1968–196930 • Umuahia Bombings 1968–1969
1968–196931 • Kwashiorkor and Child Starvation Crisis 1968–1970
1968–197032 • End of the Biafra W@r 1970
197033 • The £20 Policy Against Former Biafrans 1970
197034 • Abandoned Property Crisis 1970s
1970s35 • Post-War Marginalization Complaints 1970s–Present
1970s–PresentYes, history was removed from the education system, but the greatest education we, the Igbo people, gave ourselves is the one preserved in our memory, our hearts, and our consciousness. Nobody can erase the pain, the survival, the sacrifices, and the history of a people who lived through it.
0 Comments