Thursday, December 18, 2025

Nigeria’s Silence on Extremism Explains the Case for Biafra

 

Vol 81 __By Edidem Unwana

Senior Political Analyst, The BRGIE Newsline
BRGIE Media Team | Biafra Activist | Human Rights Advocate
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The recent remarks by the Imam of Peace on TalkTV — calling for the banning of the Muslim Brotherhood in the West — strike at the heart of Nigeria’s long-running security crisis. His warning was blunt: any state that refuses to confront extremist ideology is choosing votes over national security.

Nigeria is a living example of this failure.

For years, Islamist-inspired terror networks — Boko Haram, ISWAP, armed Fulani militias, and aligned extremist cells — have waged relentless violence against indigenous populations, particularly Christian communities across the Middle Belt and Biafraland. Yet the Nigerian state continues to downplay, deny, or politically sanitize this violence rather than confront its ideological roots.

This is not mere incompetence. It is political calculation.

Just as the Imam warned Western governments, Nigeria’s ruling elite treats extremism as a political question instead of a national security emergency. Terror groups are negotiated with, excused, or quietly enabled because confronting them would upset entrenched power structures and voting blocs. The result is mass displacement, village annihilation, church burnings, and an ongoing genocide against Christians — all met with official silence or denial.

For Biafrans, this moment offers clarity. A state that refuses to name and confront extremist ideology cannot protect those it considers expendable. Nigeria’s persistent failure to defend Christian lives confirms that security within “One Nigeria” is structurally impossible.

Biafra’s demand for self-determination is therefore not ideological extremism — it is a security necessity. It is the logical response of a people who understand that survival cannot be outsourced to a state that prioritizes political appeasement over human life.

The international community must learn from Nigeria’s collapse. Where extremism is tolerated for political convenience, genocide follows. Where truth is suppressed, terror thrives.

Biafra is not the problem.
Biafra is the solution.

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