Nigerians In America Protest Against Dr. Ariyo, A Cardioliogist

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Nigerians in the United States, particularly those in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area, on Monday, May 4, 2015 staged their first of 30-day protest rallies against Dr. Adeniran Abraham Ariyo, a Dallas-based cardiologist for his resent Facebook posting, where he called for Igbo massacre. Dr. Ariyo has since published what many characterized as a non-apology.

At issue was the alleged call for Igbo massacre by Dr. Ariyo. In his infamous posts, Dr. Ariyo said, “You see how they [the Igbo]are being slaughtered in South Africa, that’s what is going to happen to them in Lagos. Because, they will continue to provoke the native, wherever they go until native says I have had enough.”

“We will continue to bus them to Onitsha, otherwise look for war with them soon,” Dr. Ariyo said venting his anger toward Igbo people while exposing his perverted mindset and hatred of the people.

Dr. Ariyo continued, “Do you know now, last week, Igbos are demanding from Buhari to select Igbo man the minister of FTC in Abuja because Igbo claims that they control 70% of business in Abuja.

When are they not going to be slaughtered in Abuja when they keep insulting Abuja natives and want to take over.

It is like that every where they go. God might have put a curse on them!”

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