Ibo man is gradually seing an enemy to be treated like one. If this persists, other Nigerians will start seing them in like manner and that's where war starts loading

oyatz:
He is a war monger

eshietIntrepid:
How will you ever progress in life when you can't even move pass this old story.

I can believe nnamdi KANU is giving you this much sleepless night.

ApexPredator:
Thanks for your "concern", we'll be alright. Funny how you people keep recycling that Facebook post of 2 yrs ago when Nnamdi Kanu wasn't so popular to promote your agenda.

samincredible44:
op life must be very frustrating for u.u brought up an article for 2yrs just to make pple know that u have a nl account but u will never bring up d one that buhari said that he will make Nigeria ungovernable if he losses d election during gej administration

QuitNotice:
Firsly, I hope this was posted in the right section; just couldn't fathom a more appropriate section. Now to the point. It is no longer news that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, like his predecessor, the late Chukwemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, is presently fronting an agitation for Biafra. A sovereign state for the Ibos and other southern states, with the south - west excluded though.

The strategy employed by the Mazi, and the massive followership he's enjoying, especially from the south - east, I think, is worth looking at, at least before we talk about the implications. His strategy is obviously planting seeds of hatred and (or) bitterness towards anything "Nigeria" in his people, and demand their their support as he spear - heads agitation for secession. Well, he seems to be enjoying in abundance what he requested.

Now, the problem lies in the fact that, with this hate and bitterness he has planted - on fertile grounds I must say, the mentality of an average Ibo man is gradually changing. An average Nigerian is seing a fellow Nigerian of Ibo descent, while the Ibo man is gradually seing an enemy to be treated like one. If this persists, other Nigerians will start seing them in like manner and that's where war starts loading from. The quit notice points to that direction. But how prepared are the Ibos for another civil war? Little wonder some ethnic groups, communities, etc are dissociating themselves from his agitation.

Secondly, hatred and bitterness, we know, are psychological parameters as we all know. They also have that tendency of invading our subconscious, and informing our decisions on imulse. You wouldn't want to have a country you fought for, littered with such people, would you? If you are done eating, is it not to just wash your hand and disembark? Must you condemn the food to show you've had enough? If you are tired of work, you resign, not condemn the entire arrangement.

Those said, Nnamdi Kanu could be leading the Ibos to destruction; by starting a war they cannot finish, and planting seeds of destruction (hatred and bitterness) in his people. Which, even if they eventually leave, could affect them negatively.
My opinion though.

limeta:
Long talk igbo.s should be allowed to go so is south south.

pauljumbo:
Nigeria is very complex

The only thing that will make any region relevant in Nigeria today is violent.

The death of abiola makes a Yoruba man obasanjo becomes president.

The Niger delta struggle makes Jonathan president

Bono haram and chibok girl's makes buhari president

So the igbos is left with biafra struggle to make an igbo man president.

QuitNotice:
Firsly, I hope this was posted in the right section; just couldn't fathom a more appropriate section. Now to the point. It is no longer news that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, like his predecessor, the late Chukwemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, is presently fronting an agitation for Biafra. A sovereign state for the Ibos and other southern states, with the south - west excluded though.

The strategy employed by the Mazi, and the massive followership he's enjoying, especially from the south - east, I think, is worth looking at, at least before we talk about the implications. His strategy is obviously planting seeds of hatred and (or) bitterness towards anything "Nigeria" in his people, and demand their their support as he spear - heads agitation for secession. Well, he seems to be enjoying in abundance what he requested.

Now, the problem lies in the fact that, with this hate and bitterness he has planted - on fertile grounds I must say, the mentality of an average Ibo man is gradually changing. An average Nigerian is seing a fellow Nigerian of Ibo descent, while the Ibo man is gradually seing an enemy to be treated like one. If this persists, other Nigerians will start seing them in like manner and that's where war starts loading from. The quit notice points to that direction. But how prepared are the Ibos for another civil war? Little wonder some ethnic groups, communities, etc are dissociating themselves from his agitation.

Secondly, hatred and bitterness, we know, are psychological parameters as we all know. They also have that tendency of invading our subconscious, and informing our decisions on imulse. You wouldn't want to have a country you fought for, littered with such people, would you? If you are done eating, is it not to just wash your hand and disembark? Must you condemn the food to show you've had enough? If you are tired of work, you resign, not condemn the entire arrangement.

Those said, Nnamdi Kanu could be leading the Ibos to destruction; by starting a war they cannot finish, and planting seeds of destruction (hatred and bitterness) in his people. Which, even if they eventually leave, could affect them negatively.
My opinion though.

paschu:
So, small kid, I have few questions for you:

1) Whose hate speech was respondible for the Jos massacre of Igbos in 1945 ?

2) Whose hate speech was responsible for the Kano massacre of igbos in 1953?

3) Whose hate speech was responsible for the entire nothern masscre of igbos in 1966?

4) Whose hate speech was responsible for bombing and mass starvation of millions of igbo children and women between 1967 and 1970?

5) Whose hate speech was resposible for the political bulkanization of the igbo nation after the war?

6) Whose hate speech was responsible for the national policy of economic and academic emasculation of the igbos since after the war?

7) Whose hate speech was responsible for the abandonment of the war ruins of the igbo nation and its infastructures since the past 50 years, whereas the North East whose islamic caliphate caused worse mayhem to Nigerians (than Biafra ever did in its 3-year war) is already getting rebuilt with federal funding despite the fact that the war with the caliphate is still on?

Failure to answer each of the above questions honestly and satisfactorily will be a huge indictment on your decency as a person.

gartamanta:


Forget these hypocrites that are on Kanu's case all the time. Look at the long history of genocide commited against Kanu's people and someone will wondering why Kanu has not embraced Nigeria?

People are actively killing other people but another persons headache is what Kanu said or didnt say?

Stupidity everywhere.

QuitNotice:
Firsly, I hope this was posted in the right section; just couldn't fathom a more appropriate section. Now to the point. It is no longer news that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, like his predecessor, the late Chukwemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, is presently fronting an agitation for Biafra. A sovereign state for the Ibos and other southern states, with the south - west excluded though.

The strategy employed by the Mazi, and the massive followership he's enjoying, especially from the south - east, I think, is worth looking at, at least before we talk about the implications. His strategy is obviously planting seeds of hatred and (or) bitterness towards anything "Nigeria" in his people, and demand their their support as he spear - heads agitation for secession. Well, he seems to be enjoying in abundance what he requested.

Now, the problem lies in the fact that, with this hate and bitterness he has planted - on fertile grounds I must say, the mentality of an average Ibo man is gradually changing. An average Nigerian is seing a fellow Nigerian of Ibo descent, while the Ibo man is gradually seing an enemy to be treated like one. If this persists, other Nigerians will start seing them in like manner and that's where war starts loading from. The quit notice points to that direction. But how prepared are the Ibos for another civil war? Little wonder some ethnic groups, communities, etc are dissociating themselves from his agitation.

Secondly, hatred and bitterness, we know, are psychological parameters as we all know. They also have that tendency of invading our subconscious, and informing our decisions on imulse. You wouldn't want to have a country you fought for, littered with such people, would you? If you are done eating, is it not to just wash your hand and disembark? Must you condemn the food to show you've had enough? If you are tired of work, you resign, not condemn the entire arrangement.

Those said, Nnamdi Kanu could be leading the Ibos to destruction; by starting a war they cannot finish, and planting seeds of destruction (hatred and bitterness) in his people. Which, even if they eventually leave, could affect them negatively.
My opinion though.

QuitNotice:
Who obviously lacks the stomach to see it through, right?

paschu:
So, small kid, I have few questions for you:

1) Whose hate speech was responsible for the Jos massacre of Igbos in 1945 ?

2) Whose hate speech was responsible for the Kano massacre of igbos in 1953?

3) Whose hate speech was responsible for the entire nothern masscre of igbos in 1966?

4) Whose hate speech was responsible for bombing and mass starvation of millions of igbo children and women between 1967 and 1970?

5) Whose hate speech was resposible for the political bulkanization of the igbo nation after the war?

6) Whose hate speech was responsible for the national policy of economic and academic emasculation of the igbos since after the war?

7) Whose hate speech was responsible for the abandonment of the war ruins of the igbo nation and its damaged infastructures since the past 50 years, whereas the North East whose islamic caliphate caused worse mayhem to Nigerians (than Biafra ever did in its 3-year war) is already getting rebuilt with federal funding despite the fact that the war with the caliphate is still on?

Failure to answer each of the above questions honestly and satisfactorily will be a huge indictment on your decency as a person.

paschu:
It's so shameful, my brother.

Imagine that even todlers, like the OP, who know nada about the history of their own fathers, think they have valid opinion on national issues as complex as ethnicity and self-determination.

bounty007:
una don pursue op from him thread

the mpam wan feel funky.. na im he collect.

Quitnotice ma nyansh..

QuitNotice:
Well, old man, keep following Kanu and let's see what becomes of the Ibos. I just pity two classes of people:
(1). The innocent people that will be mistook as Ibos
(2). The innocent families of those that stupidly followed a man who's family is in the UK, to start a war in Nigeria. I rest my case

eshietIntrepid:
How will you ever progress in life when you can't even move pass this old story.

I cant believe nnamdi KANU is giving you this much sleepless night.

GoroTango:
Nnamdi Kanu is leading you igbos into another war. The Nigerian state will not give in to the demands he is making without a violent conflict. I foresee IPOB morph into a terrorist organization with serious security implications for the south east

GoroTango:
Nnamdi Kanu is leading you igbos into another war. The Nigerian state will not give in to the demands he is making without a violent conflict. I foresee IPOB morph into a terrorist organization with serious security implications for the south east