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What does it mean to be Igbo and Muslim in today’s South-East Nigeria?
In this powerful and urgent conversation, we expose a growing and dangerous reality many are afraid to talk about—the fear, threats, and intimidation faced by Igbo Muslims in their own ancestral land.
A disturbing voice note allegedly circulating in the South-East has raised serious concerns about religious intolerance, extremism, and incitement to violence. Families who have lived peacefully for generations are now questioning their safety. Some are even considering fleeing the land of their fathers—not because they committed a crime, but because of their faith.
This video confronts hard questions:
Can you truly fight for freedom and self-determination while denying others the right to worship?
When did being Muslim become a crime in Igboland?
Are Igbo Muslims no longer safe in the South-East?
Why are Igbo leaders silent while their own people live in fear?
What role should security agencies like the DSS and Nigeria Police Force play before tragedy strikes?
Being Igbo and being Muslim are not mutually exclusive.
Igbo Muslims speak the same language, share the same culture, and come from the same bloodlines. Faith is a personal choice—not a death sentence.
This episode centers the voices, fears, and humanity of Igbo Muslims, calling for tolerance, justice, and urgent action. Silence is no longer an option.
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