kingxsamz:
meanwhile Nnamdi dey house dey chop...
...

GenBuhari:
Who is killing who?
One officer killed
No IPOD killed.

Why did that imperialists stooge Osinbajo release Kanu?

A: The Biafran agitation is part of imperialist conspiracy to breakup Nigeria.

Kanu & NAss leadership are all part of the same imperialist conspiracy with Osinbajo.

Throwback:


Do you know that Boko haram lead by a living mohammed Yusuf almost took over power in a Northern state and unleashed mayhem and were killing Christians all over the city for 2 solid days before the police with army could suppress them?

Do you know that many Christians were captured alive by boko haram and were delivered to the stronghold of Mohammed Yusuf in the city. They were subsequently executed after forcing them to renounce their faith.

When the Soldiers finally caught him, he had taken many lives. Yet the soldiers still handed him to the police alive, before he was killed.

A monster was killed. A monster who had no human rights. Yet an Igbo man trying to win an argument says the government turned boko haram towards violence?

All the historical facts I have detailed above sounds to you like boko haram was a lovely country club pressure group?

Shame on you.

lonecatt:
you are not yet ready, when you defeat boko haram we will know your capabilities for now you are all cowards shooting at unharmed people.

They should remember to bringtheir arms along, next time they chose to confront the law enforcement authorities.

With all those weapons you guys have been boasting about while Buahri was in London, l am sure it is not because you lack weapons, you are just too stupid to remember to take it along when you want to attack the Army!

Iranu radarada

NafeesaAA:
One of the Victim of IPOB madness

Princewell2012:


forget about that trash they put up there. They were just trying to paint Kanu and IPob a violence group. But God pass them.

VargasVee:



I'm gradually losing hope that Nigeria will get any better. Who exactly are the ones causing the unrest? Were the secessionists going around terrorizing people?

Since the Fulani herdsmen has been ravaging communities with all inhumane vices, what exactly has the government done about the communities affected?

The president was on TV hours ago commending secessionists from another nation and yet he deployed forces that are needed somewhere else to a place irrelevant just to confirm the animosity towards Igbos. Now all they're trying to do is put a label on IPOB as a violent group.

Just because of a proposed election boycott, the FG is already pissing in their pants and doing sth stupid.

Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa called Nigeria a 1914 mistake, late Chief Awolowo also said Nigeria is a mere Geopraghical expression

We know we're all different but if you can't keep your bigotry in check then it's only best you let Igbos be on their own.

thoth:
Hope you can now see why i told you buhari is a curse ??
The Northern Nigerians are about to witness the most evil plot in the history of Africa.

nkwuocha:
What is an Hausa commissioner of police doing in Rivers state?


Any Hausa commissioner of police in SS/SE states are northern stooges,they are there to cause more problems, to study our weaknesses. We don't want them!

lonecatt:
you are not yet ready, when you defeat boko haram we will know your capabilities for now you are all cowards shooting at unharmed people.

Throwback:


Do you know that Boko haram lead by a living mohammed Yusuf almost took over power in a Northern state and unleashed mayhem and were killing Christians all over the city for 2 solid days before the police with army could suppress them?

Do you know that many Christians were captured alive by boko haram and were delivered to the stronghold of Mohammed Yusuf in the city. They were subsequently executed after forcing them to renounce their faith.

When the Soldiers finally caught him, he had taken many lives. Yet the soldiers still handed him to the police alive, before he was killed.

A monster was killed. A monster who had no human rights. Yet an Igbo man trying to win an argument says the government turned boko haram towards violence?

All the historical facts I have detailed above sounds to you like boko haram was a lovely country club pressure group?

Shame on you.

Around 13 years ago, according to the United States Institute of Peace, the sect that became known as Boko Haram was a small, isolated, peaceful community dedicated to practicing strict Islamic Shariah law. In 2002, a group of extremist Muslim youths who worshipped at the Alhaji Muhammadu Ndimi Mosque in Maiduguri, or the capital of Borno state in northeast Nigeria, decided to depart from Nigerian society and the corruption they saw there and embark on a religious pilgrimage modeled after the Prophet Muhammad’s journey from Mecca to Medina. They traveled to Kanama, near the border with Niger, to create their separatist commune. Mohammed Ali was their leader, and he called upon the group to follow “true” Islamic law.


Even after Nigerian security forces in 2003 killed the majority of Boko Haram’s members over fishing rights in a local pond, the group didn’t follow up with any violent reprisals. Police killed most of its 70 members—including Mohammed Ali—in the 2003 episode, but the group managed to reconstruct itself.

The few survivors returned to Maiduguri. They were led by a young cleric named Mohammed Yusuf, who established a mosque for the group. The community offered shelter to refugees from neighboring wars in Chad, opportunities for young jobless Nigerians, and food and resources for anyone who wanted to live there. Authorities left them alone and the group operated its own governing cabinet, large farm, and police force, which upheld the community’s strict religious law.

“Although from the outset, the sect’s mission was to impose the Shari’a on Nigeria, the leadership went about its preaching peacefully,” Simeon H.O. Aloziuwa wrote in the Costa Rica-based University for Peace’s Peace and Conflict Review in 2012. A report produced by the European Parliament also described Boko Haram as “originally a peaceful Islamist movement.”

Peaceful Democracy Ambassadors, a Nigerian group committed to human rights and peace, describe Mohammed Yusuf as “a charismatic young cleric” who founded Boko Haram “as part of his push for a pure Islamic state in Nigeria.” Though it’s not certain where the group received its money during its first few years, some experts believe that Yusuf received donations from Salafist contacts in Saudi Arabia or wealthy northern Nigerians. One Boko Haram donor who spoke with the United States Institute of Peace claimed it was part of his responsibility as a good Muslim to give money to charity—in this case, Boko Haram.

There is some disagreement about when exactly the group’s turn toward violence began. Many experts believe that in 2007, Mohammed Yusuf may have ordered the death of a prominent cleric who had criticized the group.


When the group again made headlines in 2009, it was for clashes with the police after an argument about traffic regulations. Then Boko Haram threats escalated; Yusuf released viral videos speaking out against the police, which attracted a large audience in Nigeria. The government and police both tried to crack down even more aggressively on the group, arresting hundreds. Boko Haram attacked multiple police stations. When the authorities regained control of Maiduguri, they reportedly began executing hundreds of Boko Haram members.

A local journalist told a researcher at the United States Institute of Peace that police likely “disappeared” and executed over a hundred local imams and rulers, or suspected sympathizers with Boko Haram. Yusuf, the Boko Haram leader, was allegedly arrested by the army on the street and handed over to police—where he was executed within hours, according the United States Institute of Peace. The police claim he was killed while trying to run away after being interrogated. Regardless, Yusuf’s death marked another transition. The remaining members of Boko Haram fled, their locations potentially including radical camps from Algeria to Mali, only to return in 2010 more violent than ever before.

Shehu Sani, the president of the Civil Rights Congress in Nigeria, spoke with PBS’s Frontline about his assessment of Boko Haram’s turning point, which differs slightly from other research:

The [2009] killing of Mohammed Yusuf was a result of a security traffic incident. And as a result, the subsequent killing of hundreds of members of the group [after] a simple traffic conflict between the group and the police became the ignition that spiraled into the violence and bloodshed that we have been suffering the last three to four years. So we had a movement that was peaceful and that was crushed by the Nigerian army, Nigerian police, and later they went underground and became more monstrous.

masterpolyglot:
The biggest mistake made by the FG was to release Nnamdi Kanu. He will definitely be re-arrested and this time around sentenced to life imprisonment or exiled for treason and inciting nationwide violence.

The Ipob guys are so bold to kill a policeman in Rivers, injure a soldier in Abia and attack innocent hausas who are just trying to make a living.

The Biafra they are agitating for is a lost cause as Igbos are now stakeholders with properties in all parts of Nigeria, gone are the days when Igbos majorly reside in the east. The devil is just trying to use Nnamdi Kanu as a tool for nationwide destabilization, but he alone will bear the brunt. Pride comes before downfall, this time around he won't smell freedom.

masterpolyglot:
The biggest mistake made by the FG was to release Nnamdi Kanu. He will definitely be re-arrested and this time around sentenced to life imprisonment or exiled for treason and inciting nationwide violence.

The Ipob guys are so bold to kill a policeman in Rivers, injure a soldier in Abia and attack innocent hausas who are just trying to make a living.

The Biafra they are agitating for is a lost cause as Igbos are now stakeholders with properties in all parts of Nigeria, gone are the days when Igbos majorly reside in the east. The devil is just trying to use Nnamdi Kanu as a tool for nationwide destabilization, but he alone will bear the brunt. Pride comes before downfall, this time around he won't smell freedom.

smartty68:
This is the time that THERE'LL be lots of blackmail against the IPOB. Just passing sha

kingxsamz:
meanwhile Nnamdi dey house dey chop...
...

nwosu1982:
I don't blame u bcoz u r drunk & foolish. Ur family will never have rest , calamity will fall on ur family for speaking evil against the Igbos.

VargasVee:



I'm gradually losing hope that Nigeria will get any better. Who exactly are the ones causing the unrest? Were the secessionists going around terrorizing people?

Since the Fulani herdsmen has been ravaging communities with all inhumane vices, what exactly has the government done about the communities affected?

The president was on TV hours ago commending secessionists from another nation and yet he deployed forces that are needed somewhere else to a place irrelevant just to confirm the animosity towards Igbos. Now all they're trying to do is put a label on IPOB as a violent group.

Just because of a proposed election boycott, the FG is already pissing in their pants and doing sth stupid.

Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa called Nigeria a 1914 mistake, late Chief Awolowo also said Nigeria is a mere Geopraghical expression

We know we're all different but if you can't keep your bigotry in check then it's only best you let Igbos be on their own.

Amarabae:
My peaceful oyigbo!
No mosque was burnt and no hausa was killed,
where are the rumour mongers?

nkwuocha:
What is an Hausa commissioner of police doing in Rivers state?


Any Hausa commissioner of police in SS/SE states are northern stooges,they are there to cause more problems, to study our weaknesses. We don't want them!

nkwuocha:
What is an Hausa commissioner of police doing in Rivers state?


Any Hausa commissioner of police in SS/SE states are northern stooges,they are there to cause more problems, to study our weaknesses. We don't want them!

nkwuocha:


What's an abokki commissioner of police doing in Rivers state?

NafeesaAA:
One of the Victim of IPOB madness

NafeesaAA:
One of the Victim of IPOB madness

nkwuocha:
What is an Hausa commissioner of police doing in Rivers state?


Any Hausa commissioner of police in SS/SE states are northern stooges,they are there to cause more problems, to study our weaknesses. We don't want them!

jessywake:
he is greather than your FG if I were u I will go first and pray for my FG's health

masterpolyglot:
The biggest mistake made by the FG was to release Nnamdi Kanu. He will definitely be re-arrested and this time around sentenced to life imprisonment or exiled for treason and inciting nationwide violence.

The Ipob guys are so bold to kill a policeman in Rivers, injure a soldier in Abia and attack innocent hausas who are just trying to make a living.

The Biafra they are agitating for is a lost cause as Igbos are now stakeholders with properties in all parts of Nigeria, gone are the days when Igbos majorly reside in the east. The devil is just trying to use Nnamdi Kanu as a tool for nationwide destabilization, but he alone will bear the brunt. Pride comes before downfall, this time around he won't smell freedom.

nkwuocha:
What is an Hausa commissioner of police doing in Rivers state?


Any Hausa commissioner of police in SS/SE states are northern stooges,they are there to cause more problems, to study our weaknesses. We don't want them!