BUHARI PREFERRED CATTLE TO HUMANS

BUHARI PREFERRED CATTLE TO HUMANS: Nigeria Is A ZOO Indeed.

Director Nnamdi Kanu has once predicted that Nigeria, is a zoo. But those who claimed to love their beloved country, angrily opposed him and say otherwise. 

But today, it has been a manifestation before Nigerians that they possessed the features of animals, and where are animals kept? the zoo of course. I came across a news headline that says, Buhari imports graze worth billions of naira just for cattle. Now what makes you think he does not value his cattle more than you that voted him into power? where is a zoo? It is a place, where variety of animals are kept for some purpose.

Nigeria has been degraded to be called a zoo, without doubt take for instance the rates of killings in the country will speak volume especially by its security agencies. 

Nigeria security agency has become lions in the midst of it's prey. The killings of IPOB, Shiite Muslims, Ogoni, Agatu will tell you more of the zoological republic of the zoo, called Nigeria. 

Now be the judge, how can someone paid to secure lives turn around to devour the same life? can this happen in civilized countries where humans live? Nigeria security are now dogs, that turns to eat the meat kept under their protection. so what other qualifications do they need to be called zoo?

It is quite laughable that upon the untold hardships that the president of this animal kingdom went ahead to import graze worth millions for ordinary animals. This is the final prove you got to call this contraption a zoo.

how many times have buhari imported food for the citizens in the presence of the hardship that has circulated the country? In fact Nigeria is more of a zoo because animals are better than them. The world should know that we don't share the same ideologies with these animals, therefore should allow us (BIAFRANS) to stay on our own, because we value lives more than any other thing on earth. that is why we call humans MADU" meaning "beauty of life" FREEDOM FOR BIAFRA

Written by Emmanuel Precious

Edited by Udeagha Obasi

for Umuchukwu writers