A Fictional Take on Ijaw, Ikwerre and Rivers State Politics
This story presents a fictional and highly contested interpretation of ethnic politics in Rivers State after the Nigerian Civil War. It portrays imagined conversations involving Ijaw, Ikwerre and South-East Igbo communities over Port Harcourt, political influence and identity. The narrative claims that post-war divisions and distrust weakened relations among the groups. It also suggests that Ikwerre communities may seek closer unity with other Igbo communities in Rivers State and the South-East. These are sensitive historical and ethnic issues. The claims in this account should be treated as opinion and satire rather than an established record of events.
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