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Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by blazhykowskyi(m): 11:40am On Feb 21, 2018 |
gidgiddy: Ok smart dummy. Ipob wants biafra. Your governors, politicians, and elites don't want biafra. Who do we listen to? Awolowo and zik were elected leaders of their people when they seek independence and the elites, the traditional rulers and majority of the masses agreed to it. Awolowo even campaigned in the west for people to support independence. At least we can agree that your elites don't want biafra as this man has come out to say that igbos don't want biafra. So face him. 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by LZAA: 11:42am On Feb 21, 2018 |
delishpot:exactly exactly so don't bother they are not suffersticated,they are ndigbo 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by BuddhaPalm(m): 11:43am On Feb 21, 2018 |
This is an elder speaking. First time of listening to this guy. His answers are measured. Full of wisdom, or do I say common-sense. And oh, ALL those idioms and proverbs! |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by omooba969(m): 11:45am On Feb 21, 2018 |
horsepower101: SE is part of Nigeria, therefore it's only ideal for the referendum to be conducted amongst Nigerians. However, there has to be debates to work out how secession affects the SW & North then come up with a workable plan for your agitation. Nigerians need to understand the Biafran position, Nigerians need to be informed & make informed decisions as well. Debates b4 referendum...IMO. |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by blazhykowskyi(m): 11:45am On Feb 21, 2018 |
Nonaira1: Lol. We all know your penchant for lying and turning victims. No one knew the existence of nnamdi kanu in the west until after the loss of gej in 2015. We came to know about him when he was calling on ibos to kill pastor kumuyi and ranting all hate speeches against us and we saw his disciples supporting him before we started attacking him. But we are used to your lies anyway. 2 Likes |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by omooba969(m): 11:47am On Feb 21, 2018 |
Stingman: Can you kindly address other points raised so as to make a balanced argument. |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by pazienza(m): 11:49am On Feb 21, 2018 |
"Biafra is a good cause started by Ojukwu but any lazy igbo that wants to be popular will just hijack it and become popular because of the legitimate sentiment behind it. I have said it amny times on this forum that kanu did not want biafra but they will call me names". The truth is that mischievous Nigerians like you, never accepted that Ojukwu cause was good. You criticized his methods, you criticized Uwazuruike methods, you criticized Billie movement methods, and you are currently criticizing Kanu methods. Not that I subscribe to Kanu methods whoheartedly, I have issues with the poly lingual Biafra he was championing, being an Igbo nationalist myself, I favoured an Igbo speaking only country. But I'm not too blind to know that the problem Nigerians had with Kanu, was the same problem they had with Ojukwu and Uwazuruike, that made them hate both men with demonic hatred, it was never about methods, because the three men chose three different methods, and in each case, it ended in hate for them and by extension Ndiigbo, with open massacre of Ndiigbo by Nigerian Army and police, with Nigerians cheering on. They would have accepted Ojukwu and Uwazuruike methods that at no time, spoke ill of Nigerians if it were all down to Kanu uncouth language, as these mischievous fellows are currently propagating. The problem you lots have is Biafra actualization . It doesn't matter what method any one choose to champion it, you lots would always hate the person and find reasons to justify your hate. 4 Likes |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by horsepower101: 11:51am On Feb 21, 2018 |
omooba969: Igbo is not limited to south east. My response never said south east. Also if you want debate, IPOB has been asking for it. Even Nnamdi Kanu volunteered to debate live on national TV but your fraudulent government decided to shoot at them. Amnesty international last week declared IPOB the most peaceful secessionist organization in the world. 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by ItsMeAboki(m): 11:51am On Feb 21, 2018 |
Another knock out punch to the wailers. See as they will now start rushing to this thread to insult and disown their own governor. 1 Like
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Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by medpren: 11:54am On Feb 21, 2018 |
ezenwajosh: Very succint! 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by horsepower101: 11:56am On Feb 21, 2018 |
pazienza: Preach brother. This is what we have all been saying. It doesn't matter what method is used. Even if Ipob is led by an angel they will still find fault. 2 Likes |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by medpren: 11:56am On Feb 21, 2018 |
greiboy: Dirty boy, were you there when they gave money to kanu for political gains using Biafra? 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by medpren: 11:59am On Feb 21, 2018 |
omooba969: Why should yoruba and hausa participate in a referendum that has to with Biafra? Do you monkeys really know what a referendum means with all your acclaimed literacy? Did the Welsh and English participate in the scot's referendum. 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by blazhykowskyi(m): 12:00pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
pazienza: Mischievous Nigerians like who? Speak what you know fool. If I had my way I would dissolve the country today. The problem of Nigerians are the elite from every part of the country. Your leaders don't want biafra. My leaders are paying lip service to restructuring. But you fools think it is ok to protect your leaders and attack my people as your enemy even when I don't know of your existence. You always shift your blame to others. If your leaders are serious about biafra they would achieve it in record time. Who will harass Ekweremadu or Abaribe if they call for referendum? Can python dance on them? Who will harass Tinubu if he works with senators from my region for restructuring and discuss his position with buhari as a precondition for his support? But politicians always fight for their pockets and you want me to hate an hausa man hustling on the street for holding the nation down. 2 Likes |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by Nonaira1: 12:02pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
blazhykowskyi: Did your people laugh, mock and wish more death on Massob members whenever they are killed yes or no? Mind you, you're literally in a forum with multiple evidence to back me up. Now I repeat did your Afonja clan rejoice, danced and wished more death on massob members when they were killed extra judiciary yes or no? 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by blazhykowskyi(m): 12:05pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
Nonaira1: Did your people laugh when abiola was killed and ran away from Lagos hoping the city would go up in flames? What of mile 12 crises? Ile Ife clashes? No one knew massob here. Ipob gained national notoriety because of gej loss that made him increase his attack on Yoruba as betrayers for not voting gej. And you pained TANoids took him as your new Messiah. |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by gbemoh: 12:05pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
LMAO...!!!You really expect some justice from the international courts against nigeria.......lol. Ok at least you can proudly say 'i have a dream' All the best sir !! EternalTruths: |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by Nonaira1: 12:06pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
omooba969: Why the heck would referendum be conducted on Nigerians? Do you play a factor on Biafra? Referendum is conducted on igboland and igbo land alone!! 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by musicwriter(m): 12:06pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
I didn't see any place he called him a chameleon. What he said is that if you have a discussion with him ''he’ll come out saying something else''. Below is the transcript in English. Nnamdi ignored Igbo governors. Ignore Nnamdi, because when you speak with him, people who spoke with him, you talk with him he’ll come out saying something else. Did Nnamdi ever tell us to prepare for this? (He asked rhetorically). He never told us it is time to go. What we all agreed then was that; yes, there’s oppression, there’s problem. But let us discuss about all that first. When you push someone to the wall he’ll of course react (he said in idioms). If there’s oppression, if there are things wrong in Nigeria, is there’s cry for help everywhere, you’ll find it abundantly in Nigeria. You’ll find it in Agatu, you’ll find it in Sambisa forest, some in Benue, and of course, a lot in Igbo land. What we are saying is treat everyone equally (he said in idioms). There’s oppression, there’s corruption, things aren’t exactly as it ought to be. But how do we get to this Cannan? What vehicle? If we begin a war, do we have weapons? (He asked rhetorically). That’s the point. Until we answer these questions. If we are saying there’s oppression, that people finish school and are unemployed, that we are not being treated fairly, that’s true. But, should we pick up arms? (He asked rhetorically). I’ll suggest we give is a thought, because if war begins it would affect me. Please show me our armory stockpile, and once I see we can defend ourselves off we go. South-East governors are one, Northern governors can’t be more united that us. Igbos have been tested through war, famine, economic blockade and all sort of obstacles. In all these travails Igbos have proved they can be resilient, despite. If you ask me why Nigeria should hand over leadership to Igbos, I’ll say it is because Igbos have proved in character (business and travel) that in reality they believe in Nigeria more than any other tribe. ............................................................................................................ Above is what he said. But of course, as one Finnish author noted on a recent BBC interview, ''it is one thing to translate words, and its another thing to translate emotions''. So, you still have to be an Igbo speaker to fully interpret the emotional aspect of the speech. Its unique to every language. |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by gbemoh: 12:08pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
LMAO......ok mr beejay. Quick question......who is 'them' in your short rant ? beejaay: |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by gidgiddy: 12:09pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
pazienza: Very true. They said that Nnamdi Kanu was making threats and insulting everybody. Uwazuruike did not insult anybody but they still gunned down his followers and invaded his house Commando style just like they did to Kanu. Uwazuruike did not threaten or insult anyone but they he was charged to court for treason severally and spent several years in jail Uwazuruike did not insult or threaten anyone but even here on NL, many Yorubas and Northerners called for his head for daring to question the sovereignty of Nigeria. It is laughable when people say that the problem of Kanu was his rhetoric. They would have come for Kanu's head wether he preached love or hate. 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by horsepower101: 12:09pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
Nonaira1: These people are delusional. They want the rest of Nigerians to conduct referendum with Biafrans. The way Nigerians reason defies logic. |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by omooba969(m): 12:09pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
medpren: You can't compare Scotland to your case. @bolded, Can you please withdraw that? |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by pazienza(m): 12:10pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
blazhykowskyi: The elites are no issue. Igbo elites had all agreed on secession in 1967, it wasn't the elites of other regions that stopped that, it was the commoners who enrolled into the army in mass to stop that. Even if the SE elites all unite today, and push for Biafra, it wouldn't stop Nigerian government to send troops to our region again, with active support of mischievous elements again. The elites don't fight Wars, they need commoners to do the fighting. They need public opinion support to push on agenda. Igbo commoners are the ones pushing for referendum today, and they are paying for it in blood. Nigerian commoners are the ones on the sidelines cheering the Nigerian security agents crack down on them and even calling for more brutality to be meted. This is the reality we face today. If other commoners from other parts of Nigeria are actively calling and protesting for Nigerian dissolution like Igbo commoners are doing, Nigeria would be overwhelmed and the elites would have no option. 3 Likes |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by horsepower101: 12:11pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
gidgiddy: Gbam!!! This is why Nigeria will never progress. Their politicians and citizens lie too much. Any country built on lies never progress. |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by Stingman: 12:13pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
omooba969: There is nothing to discuss any further...The representatives are skewed to favout the north by the military... So definitely, you don't expect to get anything from NASS because of the numbers. We need to revert back to regional autonomy as used by our founding fathers. 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by ProWalker: 12:13pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
LZAA: Hheeheheheheehhe. What has any other tribe got to do with a Iboe on Iboe backstabbing? 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by Nonaira1: 12:14pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
blazhykowskyi: The bold prove it. Provide any article, link or anything that displaued igbo rejoicing when your abiola was killed. Last i checked, it was your illiterate obas that took bribe from northerners to overlook his kill. As for the others that retailation to una mockery when dancing when ipob were killed. I repeat my question again. Did you animals dance, rejoice and ask for more death of massob members (aka a group that never once asked for your fucking death). Yes or No? I am waiting for you to comment So i can bombarded this thread with comments from your animalistic people rejoicing over their death pre nnamdi kanu. Then you can explain to me how you expected a man love you after repeatedly seeing your azonto dancing of a group he was a member of? How did nnamdi kanu increase his hatred to yoruba because of GEJ loss when nnamdi himself predicted GEJ would lose, held an election boycott and urged his followers not to vote for either buhari or GEJ; likewise, was known to insult GEJ and every igbo politician under his administration? So he got mad and hated una over something he boycotted? Do you see how stupid you sound? 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by cytell56: 12:14pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
AmadiAba: Buhari don keep that one!! With all the mouth wey IBO's dem dey make, no action!!! |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by Nobody: 12:14pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
medpren: I can understand from your reply that you need to develop your thinking and move away from dirty mindset yourself. You should know that Kanu had a great deal of resources and outlet before the crackdown that simply disappeared with him. You should as well remember the politicians that paid for his bail are now quiet. I bet you also forgot how certain politicians like urge uzor kalu among others saw him in prison and also visited his family. Why have they all gone quiet now, Why aren't they singing anything about Biafra again. At least, ipob was prescribed not Biafra. They have all redirected their efforts to Igbo VP or president in the succeeding election Who is fooling who here? 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by omooba969(m): 12:17pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
Stingman: I hope you still remember who abolished the regional autonomy & initiated the unitary system of govt. 1 Like |
Re: Okezie Ikpeazu's Interview With BBC: Nnamdi Kanu Behaves Like A Chameleon by horsepower101: 12:17pm On Feb 21, 2018 |
Stingman: I hate when they keep repeating the same old lies of going through the National Assembly when they clearly know that the north hold the majority. Nnamdi open call for referendum was the best option. Nnamdi Kanu laughed at south east reps when they could even pass the south east development commission. |
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