jomoh:
Another igbo man trying to justify the rascality of an illegal eze ndigbo.

You should try and disrespect a northern emir and lets see what happens.

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BushidoBlue:


Or you should try self respect. It works wonders man...seriously.. try some tonight. might just change your life for good.

jomoh:


Self respect in my house? My domain? My community? My culture?

Boy! You people are full of wonders.

The same thing you did to the hausas in pre 1966 that led to the 3million man sacrifice to amadioha.

Continue.

xtervaganza:
Una never see anything



We will even flog you out of Igbo land

MrMbaM:
They should be flogged again and again, yeebhoes are animals that need serious flogging.

MrMbaM:


My mother is insane

Good you know I was insane before coming up with this reply.
Please give me directions to Yaba left.

BushidoBlue:
My cursed mother is insane

May she die a miserable death. So shall it be.

BushidoBlue:


Yet when u see soldiers you will be the boy, boy.
Like I said earlier, self respect. It's something humans thrive on.

BushidoBlue:
The recent support for violence coming from the very same people who ought to speak up for the advancement of civilisation has taken a troubling dimension.
Different calls for a court case due to the violation of the human rights of Nigerian on Nigerian soil by a monarchy are being heard from different quarters.

To think that in the 21st Century, the rights of a fellow Nigerian and dignity to his person can be dismissed because he is a non indigene who went foul of the tradition or customs is worrying.

The narrative as regards the violation of the Eze Ndi Igbo in Akure has been constantly changing.
Is he being accused of wearing ceremonial regalia into the palace of the Deji of Akure?
Is his sin the alleged phone calls being made during a conversation with the paramount ruler which is a laughable accusation as no one in his right senses can attempt such an act of gross disrespect, either in his own home with guests or in a friends abode, not to mention a palace.
The matter is not being helped with so much speculation and side talk and derailments, all pointing to the gloating and gleeful euphoria that the act of violence seems to solicit from the supporters of the act even here on Nairaland.
Caution thrown to the wind, Nigerians forget what makes us one and begin to castigate and throw blames.
Suggestively, a proper investigation into the whole incident is needed to diffuse the tension generated by this unfortunate occurrence.

For those supporting this act of violence, imagine the tables turned and a community leader from your ethnicity is treated with such disrespect, I doubt the reaction would be a laugh and a slap on the back.

Violence only breeds more violence as such the best way to resolve conflicts is to nip them in the bud before they degenerate into an inferno.