Mynd44:

Me hate? Looool.

But then again, we can actually pull out post to support your tribal bigotry and sturvs.

Oh, do I need to remind you that not vocally supporting insanity does not mean you were against it. It could have just meant you didn't want to be associated with such filth.

Anyway, enjoy the madness Nnamdi Kanu brings, y'all through your action/inaction made him larger than life.

Make I go sleep abeg

PrecisionFx:



Allow people to do what they want.
The nkpor bullet didn't hit u.

CutieGuy:
My brother ..
One of my friend was killed in nkpor onitsha.
And the painful part of it is that'this same obiano denied it, and as such he gave a false report to the army panel.
Where as the amnesty international has condemn vehemently the so called panel report.

APGA instead of realising there mistake and ask for forgiveness from the deceased families.
They were just hitting up the polity.

Ok today they wrote a threatening letter to nnamdi kanu to stay clear from Anambra election, as if they will be able to quench uprising from IPOB if they try nonsense with our leader.
As for me and my family, we have already concluded that none of us is going out to vote .

And if they felt that they will use force to threatened us ,then they should be ready for 70 million Igbos.
From house to house,burn fire go they showcase.

Mynd44:


Did you forget this comment?

"Al_harem has spoken the truth. You cannot eat your cake and still want to have. PDP controls the center.So, states that will benefit from the center are PDP states. they should go and meet oga tinubu if they feel marginalized "

Just know that you should not attempt to come out as some tribally balanced individual. You and Nnamdi Kanu are the same. You are just bothered that his madness is amplified and will affect you. When it was directed to others you kept quiet and smiled

Mynd44:

He can deny making that comment.

And I ain't from Ekiti .

isalegan2 pgvost=58001547:


Dude, have a little bit of compassion. He said his friend died! Try temper your response a little, in future.

paschu:
Ignore the eternal haters joor. They can only jump up and down here and nothing else.

Meanwhile, there's absolutely nothing wrong with the election boycott. Enough of the meaningless grammar already.

All those so called intelligent people who are insalting Kanu over the proposed boycott are just opportunists. They are the very reason igbos are yet to reach anywhere near their full potential.

No morally honest pro-humanity person should critisize any peaceful means to gaining a binding referendum in this country - especially on Biafra. And a total election boycott - even in the entire region - is more peaceful than street protest.

Else, I forsee anarchy as the only alternative to what Kanu is doing now. So please, may we not frustrate his continued stand for peaceful process.

paschu:
Ignore the eternal haters joor. They can only jump up and down here and nothing else.

Meanwhile, there's absolutely nothing wrong with the election boycott. Enough of the meaningless grammar already.

All those so called intelligent people who are insalting Kanu over the proposed boycott are just opportunists. They are the very reason igbos are yet to reach anywhere near their full potential.

No morally honest pro-humanity person should critisize any peaceful means to gaining a binding referendum in this country - especially on Biafra. And a total election boycott - even in the entire region - is more peaceful than street protest.

Else, I forsee anarchy as the only alternative to what Kanu is doing now. So please, may we not frustrate his continued stand for peaceful process.

isalegan2:


Will no one rid us of this troublesome Ekiti vagabond called Mynd44?

Stop your lies against Afam. I've been on Nairaland Politics section since 2010.

KemjikaEme:
This saga between Kanu and Anambra natives has exposed the fact that Anambra people are noitoriously Clannish and bigoted which will ultimately drag Igbos and actualization backwards.
It is ok to dispute and disregard Kanu's call to boycott elections but downright disrespectful to claim that an 'Abia' man is not intelligent and good enough to tell Anambra what to do.
Is this how we intend to achieve Biafra? By making belligerent, caustic and stuupid utterances that belittle other Igbo people,states and groups.
I'm afraid Biafra is not and may not be the Utopia we dream of going by the Clannish reputation and character of Ndi Anambra.
It is unfortunate.

Handsomecole:
One thing I know for sure is that no group, region or persons can ever decide on the future of this country called Nigeria. Some have tried it and have failed.

Sincerely speaking Nnamdi Kanu does not understand the magnitude of the consequences of his actions.
While he was in prison Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu was the Ist Igbo politician to meet with President Buhari and pleaded on his behalf for him to be released still went ahead to see this same Kanu of a boy in prison to see probably thinking he could talk or was talking sense into his head.

It is highly disappointing only for him to be released and the only wise step he could take was to wine and dine with PDP politicians who never cared when he was in detention, even going as far as brazenly flouting court orders and making provocative statements

statements which have put the IGBOS in trouble residing in all other regions of the country making them endangered species. I hope that Nigerians and the world at large are taking note.

I've said it no individual is bigger than this nation. Ojukwu tried it and he failed, he regretted his action calling for BIAFRA

Nnamdi Kanu remains a nobody, who has sacrificed absolutely nothing for the benefit of the average Igboman, he's a fool who stands for absolutely nothing. When the time comes the laws of the land will be fully metted out on him if today he dies nothing I repeat nothing would happen Nigeria would still remain and as expected those that will die foolishly because of him would. Yes! I wouldn't say there isn't tribalistic and religious marginalisation and imposition in the country it is there for all to seen but it's resolve would be collective. The future of this nation would be decided collectively not provocatively by one hopeless individual.

kense88:

My brother, before we join this struggle, we need to be convinced on certain things. We need to be sure is worth it, because it could come at the expense of our lives(some of us). First of all, what exactly are we going to do differently if we break out of Nigeria? Is it going to change the mentality of an average igbo man? Is it going to solve the problem of corruption, which is deeply entrenched in an average Nigeria(Igbos inclusive)? Is it going to stop us from hating one another? Is it going to stop the "ima mmadu" which is already a culture in Nigeria/Igbos(The case of the release of Evans in 2006, comes to mind or do you think he was released by federal govt? )? Will it stop our governo's from looting our collective wealth? Will it stop proliferation of fake drugs in biafra states(of which our brothers participate actively )? Who is going to be our leaders? people like Rochas okorocha or dave umahi of ebonyi state? Do you think they are better than those you have at the federal level? You have senators representing your constituency, what have they done with the money meant for your people. Do you think those senators representing your constituency are yoruba and hausa people? What do you really know about this Nnamdi kanu(motives behind his agitation)? Does he really want the best for us? You can tell me how fulani herdmen are killing southerners, but believe me, its just one of the over hundred avoidable means of death in Nigeria. I would rather have a better Nigeria than just a biafra. We all(Igbos, yoruba and hausa) have a common enemy, the political class. If we must fight a war, it must be against the political class

paschu:
Ignore the eternal haters joor. They can only jump up and down here and nothing else.

Meanwhile, there's absolutely nothing wrong with the election boycott. Enough of the meaningless grammar already.

All those so called intelligent people who are insalting Kanu over the proposed boycott are just opportunists. They are the very reason igbos are yet to reach anywhere near their full potential.

No morally honest pro-humanity person should critisize any peaceful means to gaining a binding referendum in this country - especially on Biafra. And a total election boycott - even in the entire region - is more peaceful than street protest.

Else, I forsee anarchy as the only alternative to what Kanu is doing now. So please, may we not frustrate his continued stand for peaceful process.

Afam4eva:
I will keep saying that the call by Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB for disintegration does not contravene any known laws so should not be treated as a criminal case. Even though i have reservations about some of his choice of words, especially in the past, i think what he is doing is a germaine attempt to rile the government of the day to take Ndigbo seriously.

However, i'm disturbed by his recent statement that if Biafra is not given a referendum, that elections will not hold in Igboland, starting with the Anambra elections that comes up in November. While i know him and his group will pull something simila to the successful sit-at-home order, which in itself is within their rights and also does ot contravene any laws, i think if he goes ahead with his threat, we may taking Anambr state and Igboland back to the dark ages. Because it might give some people who have no business being in government taking over government because the electorates did not come out to vote.

We may not be whre we want to be but the Anambra state government starting from Peter Obi now to Obiano have made some leap which we're hoping that future governors will consolidate on.

So, i want every right thinking Igbo man to condemn Kanu's statement and i appeal to him to withdraw his statement.

kense88:


My brother, before we join this struggle, we need to be convinced on certain things. We need to be sure is worth it, because it could come at the expense of our lives(some of us). First of all, what exactly are we going to do differently if we break out of Nigeria? Is it going to change the mentality of an average igbo man? Is it going to solve the problem of corruption, which is deeply entrenched in an average Nigeria(Igbos inclusive)? Is it going to stop us from hating one another? Is it going to stop the "ima mmadu" which is already a culture in Nigeria/Igbos(The case of the release of Evans in 2006, comes to mind or do you think he was released by federal govt? )? Will it stop our governo's from looting our collective wealth? Will it stop proliferation of fake drugs in biafra states(of which our brothers participate actively )? Who is going to be our leaders? people like Rochas okorocha or dave umahi of ebonyi state? Do you think they are better than those you have at the federal level? You have senators representing your constituency, what have they done with the money meant for your people. Do you think those senators representing your constituency are yoruba and hausa people? What do you really know about this Nnamdi kanu(motives behind his agitation)? Does he really want the best for us? You can tell me how fulani herdmen are killing southerners, but believe me, its just one of the over hundred avoidable means of death in Nigeria. I would rather have a better Nigeria than just a biafra. We all(Igbos, yoruba and hausa) have a common enemy, the political class. If we must fight a war, it must be against the political class

Afam4eva:
I will keep saying that the call by Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB for disintegration does not contravene any known laws so should not be treated as a criminal case. Even though i have reservations about some of his choice of words, especially in the past, i think what he is doing is a germaine attempt to rile the government of the day to take Ndigbo seriously.

However, i'm disturbed by his recent statement that if Biafra is not given a referendum, that elections will not hold in Igboland, starting with the Anambra elections that comes up in November. While i know him and his group will pull something simila to the successful sit-at-home order, which in itself is within their rights and also does ot contravene any laws, i think if he goes ahead with his threat, we may taking Anambr state and Igboland back to the dark ages. Because it might give some people who have no business being in government taking over government because the electorates did not come out to vote.

We may not be whre we want to be but the Anambra state government starting from Peter Obi now to Obiano have made some leap which we're hoping that future governors will consolidate on.

So, i want every right thinking Igbo man to condemn Kanu's statement and i appeal to him to withdraw his statement.

Handsomecole:
One thing I know for sure is that no group, region or persons can ever decide on the future of this country called Nigeria. Some have tried it and have failed.
Sincerely speaking Nnamdi Kanu does not understand the magnitude of the consequences of his actions.
While he was in prison Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu was the Ist Igbo politician to meet with President Buhari and pleaded on his behalf for him to be released still went ahead to see this same Kanu of a boy in prison to see probably thinking he could talk or was talking sense into his head. It is highly disappointing only for him to be released and the only wise step he could take was to wine and dine with PDP politicians who never cared when he was in detention, even going as far as brazenly flouting court orders and making provocative statements, statements which have put the IGBOS in trouble residing in all other regions of the country making them endangered species. I hope that Nigerians and the world at large are taking note. I've said it no individual is bigger than this nation. Ojukwu tried it and he failed, he regretted his action calling for BIAFRA. Nnamdi Kanu remains a nobody, who has sacrificed absolutely nothing for the benefit of the average Igboman, he's a fool who stands for absolutely nothing. When the time comes the laws of the land will be fully metted out on him if today he dies nothing I repeat nothing would happen Nigeria would still remain and as expected those that will die foolishly because of him would. Yes! I wouldn't say there isn't tribalistic and religious marginalisation and imposition in the country it is there for all to seen but it's resolve would be collective. The future of this nation would be decided collectively not provocatively by one hopeless individual.

Mynd44:

People like Afam4eva are funny. They spew hate and tribalism and attempt to hide behind "or are hated" if/when sane people call them out.

It is this same type of comedy they used to chase Ogugua88 out of their Igbo association back in the days.

Afam4eva:

Oga, point out my supposed hate or keep quiet. You may deny it all you want but i'm one of the liberal Igbos on here and i stood for the likes of Americana Igbos such as Ogugua when they were getting the heat from extremists, so i don't understand what you're saying. You can choose to believe whatever you like.

Yyeske:
Just don't try crap that day because even kanu won't save you

Mynd44:

Me hate? Looool.

But then again, we can actually pull out post to support your tribal bigotry and sturvs.

Oh, do I need to remind you that not vocally supporting insanity does not mean you were against it. It could have just meant you didn't want to be associated with such filth.

Anyway, enjoy the madness Nnamdi Kanu brings, y'all through your action/inaction made him larger than life.

Make I go sleep abeg

bakila:
The civil war between Igbo and IPOB is brewing we shall see who will blink first.

Afam4eva:

Your questions are very germaine bt it seems you've really not been paying attention.

Are Igbos politicians just as corrupt and diabolical as other Nigerian politicians?

Are Igbos saints who are different from other Nigerians? Hell NO

Will corruption stop with Biafra? Mba

These are not the problems that gave rise to ideas such as Biafra. Biafra is as a result of the evident marginalization of Igbo people within the Nierian space. Yes, our leaders re marginalizing us too but it's nothing compared to what it's coming from the center.

We as a people have been conditioned to depend on other regions to succeed. When are our best going to be born in east, grow up tere, school there and pursue their career there. Our region has been decimated such that it's only importance to Igbos, is the place where they go to every christmas to visit their extended families. This is what the Nigerian state have done to us.

There are 4 international airports in Nigeria in Lagos, Abuja, Port-hacourt and Kano. Why not Enugu or Owerri? Jonathan came and tried to change thigns a bit and they frustrated both him and the aviation minister citing corruption.

The south-east has little to zero federal presence. Kaduna state alone hosts more federal institutions than all the south-east states out together.

The list is really endless.

cjrane:


Sit at home for Presidential elections not when there is one slim hope of enthroning a working Igboman to atleast keep things afloat in Anambra Biafraland. Or is Anambra not part of Biafra? why would you wish it death then? I can tell you that Igbos will disobey. On 30th we were mourning our dead and since the zoo army likes to shoot innocent Biafrans protesting peacefully, we had no choice but stay home to protest. Now you are asking us to throw away a performing Biafran from Government house Awka and replace him with a Fulani sole administrator? Only an APC afonja can make such silly suggestion.....and i can assure you that it will fail.

I am an IPOB member, you can check my previous posts if you like, but this is a silly order. I intend not just to disobey it, i will mobilize everyone that i recruited to disregard it and tell people they have recruited to do the same.

IAMMUIC:
My name is Macquis Udochukwu and I'm Igbo by ethnicity. I was born and brought up in lagos, in other words I've been in Lagos all my life. So also my parents. My parents have invested so much in Lagos, and telling them to leave behind all their investments and properties behind and move over to the region Biafra really doesn't settle well with me. Igbos Keep complaining about them being marginalized, but are they the only ones who have been marginalized in Nigeria?

I recently stumbled on an article where the so-called Messiah of the igbos Nnamdi Kanu openly declared his plans to bring Nigeria to ruins, a threat he plans to carry out by making sure no president emerges in 2019. According to him, all Biafran states will boycott the 2019 presidential election.

One thing I know for certain is that the only thing that can separate Nigeria is war. Another Civil war! It was also the case with Sudan and other countries that suffered secession as we all know it. What really happened in Sudan? After South Sudan had gotten the much desired freedom, was there ever peace within their walls? If at all the goal of Nnamdi Kanu and a handful of igbos are achieved, will Biafra ever be a nation of peace, stability and prosperity?

Truth is, the problem with Nigeria isn't Nigeria, a particular set of tribe or people, it is man himself. Man by nature is corrupt as we all know, Nnamdi Kanu himself isn't free corruption or human flaws. He too would disappoint as many as put their trust in him. We live in a flawed world overflowing with flawed men, igbos and every other tribe should understand this and live with it. Biafra is not going to be heaven or Canaan land as some are programmed to believe. There would be problems, such as we're currently experiencing in Nigeria.

I'm not comfortable with Nnamdi saying things on behalf of the entire Igbo nation as though he speaks for the entire Igbo nation. Let a poll be conducted to decide which Igbos are in support of Nnamdi's selfish action and those not in support. This would go a long way to correct the impression that all igbos are in full support of his actions. By the way, I wonder how Biafra would survive without the support of the Niger Delta region.

As Nigerians let us be wise and not be a gullible people. Let us not act like lower animals-the likes of cows and sheep, programmed to never think, but just follow anyone who leads them not minding the credibility or motif of the said shepherd.

God bless Nigeria and those dwelling within her walls!

https://www.nairaland.com/3891312/nnamdi-kanu-threat-peaceful-existence

TheGoodJoe:


Is this the life you are promising those who will support the Biafran movement? Burn house to house of Ndigbo people. I laugh in Cotonou.

When the beef red, those screaming support will watch their fellow Ndigbo people walk to their houses and carry their children in their early teens and below to the slaughter fields in the name of struggle.

Other states are taking strides and you are here cheering the plan to pull down the Democratic pillars of Anambra State.


Igbo 'soldier' carrying a wounded comrade Biafra Nigeria April 1968

prettyboi1:

No vote na. When a useless person becomes governor & everything becomes hard for people like you in anambra, don't come and start claiming that Federal government is 'marginalizing' you people o. The way these IPOB people think is ridiculously low. WTF?

emapeteum:
I think the federal government should as a matter of urgency should re-arrest Nnamdi Kanu so that the mistakes of 1966 will not repeat itself.