letusbepieces:
NIGERIA SOLDIERS ARE ARMED, INVADED A PEACEFUL REGION WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN ACCUSED OF WAR CRIME IN AN ONGOING CASE IN THE US.

IT TRUILY DOES NOT SPEAK WELL ABOUT ONE NIGERIA.

Remimadrid:

How do u knw that it is a military helicopter, or na ur biafra intelligence tell u say na only military get helicopter 4 nigeria.
Ur moniker says it all, ur brain has sunk like a submarine.

GavelSlam:


OK I hope the security operatives are monitoring this not so well veiled threat.

When you guys are ready to go suicidal you can be sure the number of you left could be counted on on hand.

chronique:
Hmm. I'm not a biafran but I must say that the Nigerian govt has put every foot wrong as far as the issue of biafra is concerned. The government is pushing its citizens into a state where sooner or later, everything would turn upside down and it would become a free for all fight. Carelessness in handling Boko Haram, led to What we have today. That same carelessness would sooner or later create another problem with Igbos and should this people decide to eventually take up arms against the state, I wouldn't blame them. The current Nigerian leadership is as useless as it can get and that uselessness obviously has trickled down to the irresponsible security operatives the country parades. It's embarrassing that in a democratic setting, we're experiencing this sort of nonsense. The worst military government in Nigeria, is way better than this buhari's useless government by miles. Never in the history of this country, have Nigerians ever felt this way. Not even Abacha's government was this useless.

letusbepieces:
I URGE SS/SE TO REMAIN CALM AND FOLLOW DUE PROCESS, DO NOT RESPOND TO THE CLEARLY EVIDENT PROVOCATION.


LET US JUST KEEP SENDING UNFOLDING EVENTS TO THE APPROPRIATE AUTHOURITY.


SOUTHEAST IS NOT KADUNA, WHERE HAUSAFULANI SHARE STATE WITH OTHER TRIBES AND DO WAT THEY LIKE, WE ARE UNITED.

NNAMDI KANU IS NOT ZAZAKY, BUHARI AND HIS ARMY CHIEF WILL ANSWER WAR CRIME CHARGES VERY SOON.

IgboSubmarine:



Should the useless military be there in the first place


How many Fulani herdsmen terrorists have been arrested in the East.?


Since they started their operation, how many herdsmen have been arrested.?

Pesuzok:


Do you honestly think that the army came to arrest NK?

chronique:


What are you talking about and who's making a threat? I'm talking about things people have failed to see in the course of propagating war and encouraging violence and you're here saying something else. I'm partly Edo,partly Yoruba and very far from having anything with biafra. But that being said, I wouldn't close my mouth and watch ignorant people encourage violence and war, with the hope that it would be restricted to just one part of the nation, only for a full blown up crisis to erupt, and consume those of us who have nothing to do with it.

Benekruku:



Why is the Nigerian Airforce wasting fuel? Cant they just drop a nuclear bomb over it and save tax payers money.

okway2:


The "I am not a biafran but...." and "I don't support Biafra but....." crew,


When they want to start their lies, they start with those statements

Mrnairalandd:


What about that pig called Nnamdi Kanu?

okenwaa:


Mummy's pet....u scared bout' it getting to ur door step
It surely will.

Go and learn how to wield any weapon of ur choice cus it's coming to u.

Pesuzok:


Do you honestly think that the army came to arrest NK?

aguiyi2:
I still wonder why the Soldiers are harassing civilians.Nnamdi Kanu has a date with the Abuja high court,will it not make more sense if he is arrested there?.If Buhari loves one Nigeria so much,why has he not visited any part of the South since he became President?.So much hate in this country.

Yyeske:
Sending the military to the SE is good idea even if I know it could cause some discomfort, this is inorder to curb IPOB's madness or do you support Nnamdi kanu's visitations and the attendant disruption of all activities around the area?

GavelSlam:


That may be true, but how many of them took it upon themselves to dissuade their kinsmen?

How many came to the aid of their neighbours that tried to discourage this spread of hate?

I do respect people and believe in living in peace regardless of one's religion, tribe, gender, serial orientation etc.

This genie has been unbootled and I'm afraid it can't be corked back.

GavelSlam:


You may claim to be from any part of the country. Unfortunately, there's no way to verify this.

However, you've thrown up the use of suicide bombers and this should be considered highly, both from the first of such suggestions such as you have, and of course the possible practice if it begins to manifest.

Malawian:

So you have sincerely found a reason to spread the hate to other Igbos? It only takes one superpower to put booths on ground and all your brute forces will scamper. Just imagine how the yorubas have been shouting for joy on all these threads the past few days.

Benekruku:



Why is the Nigerian Airforce wasting fuel? Cant they just drop a nuclear bomb over it and save tax payers money.

chronique:



Look, I'm someone who thinks very deep and ever since Boko Haram brought the issue of suicide bombing into Nigeria which no one ever thought was possible, I've become very wary of things. We've had to discuss the possible use of suicide bombers by Boko Haram in Lagos in the past, and the devastating effects it could have on the inhabitants here. All of these was discussed on a military thread opened by siriusblack on the Operations of the military in the north east. When we talked about it, you didn't come out to say we were making threats on The Nigerian state. I wonder why pointing this out as regards biafra, is now an issue. There are lots of northerners in Lagos and recently, three Boko Haram members were captured in ajao estate. What does that signify? They are still a threat...

The long and short of it all, is that nobody should support a war or crisis anywhere with the myopic thinking that it would start and end there. Instead, we should hold the government accountable and press them to do the right thing and follow the right procedure. The amount of hatred I see daily on Nairaland between the yorubas and ibos, should give anyone with a functional brain, serious cause for concern.

chronique:
Hmm. I'm not a biafran but I must say that the Nigerian govt has put every foot wrong as far as the issue of biafra is concerned. The government is pushing its citizens into a state where sooner or later, everything would turn upside down and it would become a free for all fight. Carelessness in handling Boko Haram, led to What we have today. That same carelessness would sooner or later create another problem with Igbos and should this people decide to eventually take up arms against the state, I wouldn't blame them. The current Nigerian leadership is as useless as it can get and that uselessness obviously has trickled down to the irresponsible security operatives the country parades. It's embarrassing that in a democratic setting, we're experiencing this sort of nonsense. The worst military government in Nigeria, is way better than this buhari's useless government by miles. Never in the history of this country, have Nigerians ever felt this way. Not even Abacha's government was this useless.

letusbepieces:
THE MINUTE NIEGRIA IS BY FORCE AT GUN POINT, U JUST GET A FEELING THAT IPOB HAVE ALREADY WON.

FIRST QUESTION THE WORLD WOULD WANT TO KNOW IS Y NIGERIA SOLDIERS ARE THREATENING UNARMED CIVILIANS.

GavelSlam:


If that's the collateral damage so let it be.

At the end of the day, did the Yorubas not attempt to assuage them?

Did the Niger-Deltans not pull out of any form of alliance they attempted to contrive?

The war would be in the East.

Surely, there would be minor fallout elsewhere but a total annihilation would be on the cards if such nonsense is attempted.