Orji Kalu Reveals Ojukwu's Warning: Second Biafra War UnnecessarySenator Orji Uzor Kalu disclosed that late Biafran leader Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu confided in him that while the first Biafra struggle was essential, a second armed conflict remains unnecessary.��Ojukwu's Direct Words to KaluKalu shared these insights during an Arise Television interview on December 7, 2025, citing close conversations with Ojukwu in his final years, corroborated by Bianca Ojukwu.��� He affirmed his full Igbo identity and loyalty to Ojukwu, stressing the original war's necessity but rejecting renewed violence.� Kalu highlighted how current agitations, unlike the 1967-1970 civil war, damage Igbo progress through coercion.��Impact on Igbo Land EconomyKalu lamented the Southeast's economic decline from enforced Monday sit-at-home orders, market shutdowns, and violence, questioning how families survive amid lost businesses.�� He estimated over 30,000 Igbo lives lost due to separatist-linked unrest, urging an end to self-destruction.�� Bianca Ojukwu reportedly aligns with this view, opposing today's destructive tactics.�Call for Political ResolutionKalu dismissed IPOB spokesperson Emma Powerful's counter-accusations as childish, insisting on proof for their rebuttals while advocating dialogue over arms.�� He pushed for negotiating Nnamdi Kanu's release politically, securing a referendum, and restoring commerce in Igboland.�� Separatists should prioritize education, enterprise, and peace, Kalu advised, to honor Ojukwu's true legacy.��