I joined another protest today, it was like the whole city came out.

The whole banks shut down, govt offices, all shops and market all locked.

The police and soldiers, it was as if they know Aba no dey fear them again, the boys that used to stay in Colombia street in Aba, were all with us, we were fearless.

We were in Brass when Okezie and his entourage of Military men passed, we kept of singing, playing drums and blowing our vuvuzela flutes (I will the picture of mine in the morning)

We marched from Flyover to Uratta, then the groups divided into 3.
Group A marched to Ogborhill, Group B took Ariaria axis
Group C were made up of thousands of young boys and girls, these ones ensured no shop of office was left open, be you who, they went to all markets and notable business centers and anybody seen flouting the order was forcefully made to close down business.

There were many buses with us, motorcycles and keke with us were massive, we marched all the major nooks and crannies of Aba.

We were blowing our flutes, some news agencies followed us for a while, then went off.


Today was massive, and I hope Owerri replicate theirs tomorrow.


On a side note, I didn't take pictures or videos unlike the first day. But I personally went to the major banks in Aba and snapped their gates, all locked, and people were outside, one of the banks in St. Michael had its staff playing football on the street.

I will post it tomorrow.

I trust my Aba brothers and sisters.
Ndi Aba na emesi ihe ike.
Ka m nukwa na echi aburo akwukwo.
#freeNnamdiKanu#

You wan't make convulsion catch Rochas tomorrow?

DFemaleBoss:
I trust my Aba brothers and sisters.
Ndi Aba na emesi ihe ike.
Ka m nukwa na echi aburo akwukwo.
#freeNnamdiKanu#

nwa nyebem ya, chai i piagom ore na by asusu gi... Okwa otu ka isi abanye?

brize:
nwa nyebem ya, chai i piagom ore na by asusu gi... Okwa otu ka isi abanye?

Ima ihe ana aru my brother
I digodu mbada okay

DFemaleBoss:



Ima ihe Aba aru my brother I digodu mbada okay

enwero na, udo di, nwannem oma

brize:
enwero na, udo di, nwannem oma

Nothing mega. Udo

i mere nke oma. Biafra OR Death

Keep it up op,#amnwabaforeal.

Make I hear say Rochas no go pee for pants

No one was forced to close their shops ... They were only told to lockup like others nd the oblige without further arguments

Chai, Rochas will be like "ndi a abiakwa."..op,please hail my columbian(ndi york) boys in ABA.Biafra is here!!!

EasternLion you work with IPOB right? why you lots do your protest march, has it ever occurred to the organization that something drastic has to be done to address the Fulani problem? they just killed another innocent man from Enugu and their menace is fast becoming a proclivity of some sort...you guys have the numbers and support of the people, your next agenda should be to arm the youths and mobilize a massive vigilante force to curb this bastards in all affected communities in the South East, for once stop all the useless solidarity protest and face more dire issues at hand.

Qelvin:
EasternLion you work with IPOB right? why you lots do your protest march, has it ever occurred to the organization that something drastic has to be done to address the Fulani problem? they just killed another innocent man from Enugu and their menace is fast becoming a proclivity of some sort...you guys have the numbers and support of the people, your next agenda should be to arm the youths and mobilize a massive vigilante force to curb this bastards in all affected communities in the South East, for once stop all the useless solidarity protest and face more dire issues at hand.

Our arms are kinda tied in this one, not all Biafrans are in IPOB and we don't disclose our talks outside, the youths have to do well to fight back, and we will help them out with the legal work and lobbying in the right places so Nigeria newspapers doesn't label us terrorists.

it is a precarious situation.

Very good and i'm so proud of you, just try and close down the city for the rest of the week and go for daily protest, at least with that the FG will notice the struggle.

roaches you can add coc will only run away like obiano....................... no negotiations......... we want biafra simple

We should hook up when next I come to aba.

I just got to owerri about 10 minutes ago, I hope they don't fail. Rochas always tries to prove a point, mmiri ga e si na rochas ba ugboguru.
We hope.

EasternLion:
I joined another protest today, it was like the whole city came out.

The whole banks shut down, govt offices, all shops and market all locked.

The police and soldiers, it was as if they know Aba no dey fear them again, the boys that used to stay in Colombia street in Aba, were all with us, we were fearless.

We were in Brass when Okezie and his entourage of Military men passed, we kept of singing, playing drums and blowing our vuvuzela flutes (I will the picture of mine in the morning)

We marched from Flyover to Uratta, then the groups divided into 3.
Group A marched to Ogborhill, Group B took Ariaria axis
Group C were made up of thousands of young boys and girls, these ones ensured no shop of office was left open, be you who, they went to all markets and notable business centers and anybody seen flouting the order was forcefully made to close down business.

There were many buses with us, motorcycles and keke with us were massive, we marched all the major nooks and crannies of Aba.

We were blowing our flutes, some news agencies followed us for a while, then went off.


Today was massive, and I hope Owerri replicate theirs tomorrow.


On a side note, I didn't take pictures or videos unlike the first day. But I personally went to the major banks in Aba and snapped their gates, all locked, and people were outside, one of the banks in St. Michael had its staff playing football on the street.

I will post it tomorrow.

Ibo kwenu.....these marches must go on....your people must be free.....I think this should continue until buhari step down...... ....all shops....banks....businesses that dare open must be dealt with and burnt down......

Smh for nigerian youth...what unemployment can cause when una march finish they'll settle the ogas at d top

With all this now, when will an Igbo become the president of Nigeria, which region in nigeria will trust the south east region again, who will bring his multibilion investment to the south east?? they have succefully relegated them selves again, for the sake of peace don't call for or start a war the outcome will be dissapointing to you guys, need I remind you that if the Hausa/Fulani should come out and protest like these in population they are X10, in destruction X52 in aggressiveness X70, what if the yorubas buy new kobokos imagine the flogging which will lead to formatting/loss of Brains.
Biafra I know is not coming in the next 6000 years. Just go back to ur dens.

Today is the Tomorrow u talked about yesterday, but wait a min, u mean that group that came to O/Hill yesterday was just a group out of three?

Damn the crown was sick.

Biafra is a matter of time.

Owerri

WisdomCanada:
Today is the Tomorrow u talked about yesterday, but wait a min, u mean that group that came to O/Hill yesterday was just a group out of three?

Damn the crown was sick.

yeah, we later rejoined the group at Opobo junction, and marched back to Park, everywhere was tight.

sss7777:
Ok

geraa out, and go find work.....olosho!