Miner's Massacre

Many people have instead continued to challenge the assertion or claim that what they call the Igbo nation and even all throughout the Nigerian society are marginalized. This school of thought believes that the cry of marginalization by the Igbo is a propaganda ploy aimed at the continuous expression of the estate or the desire to have been quickly absorbed in the country after the civil war unconditionally. The article criticizes this question arguments presented here and get to know if these people are marginalized or not. A special section entitled "The marginalization? What is marginalization? Written by Gbenga Olawepo be a paper presented at a public lecture organized by PYA in Abuja to mark the independence of Nigeria's This Day 44th retrieved October 9, 2004 and dawodu.com/olawepo1.htm based on Webster's New Language English defines the "marginalization" to live on the margins of society by excluding from participation in the effort of many groups.

But a more scientific definition that represent the definition is strictly limited to the social aspect of the term "marginalization". Any intellectual person would be rightly argued that it is dangerous to rely on one source of progress conclusively views or arguments that Gbenga Olawepo has done here. This definition is not short of what happens when "when people are denied the degree of (political) power," when the material deprivation, such as mineral resources are dispersed in an unjust society (see marginalization in wikipedia.org) This argument fails to recognize that marginalization may exist at different levels such as individual, community and global-structural/policies. (Again see wikipedia.org)

The proof of the distribution of political offices in the current economy, such as federal ministers and ambassadors to be appointed at least one from each state as a justification for the apparent lack of marginalization in the country amounts to an attempt to sweep crises threat under the rug an attempt by the nation forward. Because if they were to be true, the issue of Niger Delta would not be in existence in the first place and everyone including non-Igbo do not claim that their regions are underdeveloped, although the we decided to go to the social aspect of the definition presented by this paper presenter.

It is a fact that almost all the races that is the geopolitical entity known as Nigeria was at one time or another complained of marginalization. When the Eastern Region, then dominated the forefront of the military forces of any country

What the Igbos are marginalized is real. The origin of this marginalization can be attributed to the period after the civil war in the country popularly known as the Biafran war. The aftermath of this war that the Igbo nation lost has led to the marginalization to which this article focuses on care.

Anyone familiar with the background of marginalization and how it works will understand the position of the Igbo race. With regard to marginalization is concerned, before the civil war that reversed the trend, said northerners "marginalization" and "Araba" became a popular word, well, it's time for citizens of the People Bakassi in Nigeria have complained that their region was neglected, as the whole region was a primary school and secondary school without the presence of the flag of the country. Attention later shifted to the Yoruba who complained of political marginalization when the election of June 12 was annulled by the then military president, General Ibrahim Babangida. We know it's a cry that gave the region its first Executive President of LE.