IgboSubmarine:



Should the useless military be there in the first place


How many Fulani herdsmen terrorists have been arrested in the East.?


Since they started their operation, how many herdsmen have been arrested.?

So because some Fulani herdsmen behave like criminals and go about disturbing the peace,you believe ipob should do the same and go unpunished?This is the same mentality ipob and boko haram share (impunity).

IgboSubmarine:



Should the useless military be there in the first place


How many Fulani herdsmen terrorists have been arrested in the East.?


Since they started their operation, how many herdsmen have been arrested.?

Just don't start asking question o, your people said they are ready for trouble so I wish you & the soldiers happy trouble time.enjoy!!!

chronique:
Hmm. I'm not a biafran but I must say that the Nigerian govt has put every foot wrong as far as the issue of biafra is concerned. The government is pushing its citizens into a state where sooner or later, everything would turn upside down and it would become a free for all fight. Carelessness in handling Boko Haram, led to What we have today. That same carelessness would sooner or later create another problem with Igbos and should this people decide to eventually take up arms against the state, I wouldn't blame them. The current Nigerian leadership is as useless as it can get and that uselessness obviously has trickled down to the irresponsible security operatives the country parades. It's embarrassing that in a democratic setting, we're experiencing this sort of nonsense. The worst military government in Nigeria, is way better than this buhari's useless government by miles. Never in the history of this country, have Nigerians ever felt this way. Not even Abacha's government was this useless.

I'm not sure you witness abacha's government, small boy

Nnamdi Kanu's frequent posing for photographs that show him standing proud with a sneer on his face, while grown men prostrate themselves on the ground directly at his feet, often kissing his shoes with comical passion, demonstrates before a global audience that Mr. Kanu is, above all, a vain, arrogant, conceited and manipulative individual, who will be adjudged by history as more of a curse than a blessing upon his nation, Nigeria.

Arguably, the traditional norms and statutes of Igbo culture do NOT require a subordinate person to fully prostrate himself on the ground when greeting a person of higher social status, YET, here we have this gentleman who on one hand CLAIMS to represent the Igbo Nation's aspirations, but on the other hand seems perfectly comfortable with having a daily procession of fawning visitors LITERALLY kissing his nasty feet, a sad spectacle more commonly associated with some of the worlds more demented and dangerous religious cults.

Those who seek a better deal for the Igbo Nation should beware of budding demagogues like Emperor Nnamdi Kanu, who thirst for the trappings of power above all else, and who have no qualms about exhorting others to deadly confrontation with law enforcement agencies, in furtherance of an agenda that would benefit so few, and destroy so many.

letusbepieces:
I URGE SS/SE TO REMAIN CALM AND FOLLOW DUE PROCESS, DO NOT RESPOND TO THE CLEARLY EVIDENT PROVOCATION.


LET US JUST KEEP SENDING UNFOLDING EVENTS TO THE APPROPRIATE AUTHOURITY.


SOUTHEAST IS NOT KADUNA, WHERE HAUSAFULANI SHARE STATE WITH OTHER TRIBES AND DO WAT THEY LIKE, WE ARE UNITED.

NNAMDI KANU IS NOT ZAZAKY, BUHARI AND HIS ARMY CHIEF WILL ANSWER WAR CRIME CHARGES VERY SOON.

why including SS to this now... please stay your lane and fight for your biafra..

Nnamdi Kanu Gave Me a Reason to Say This: Thank You, President Buhari
BY AKINTUNDE ADEYEMO—Monday, September 11, 2017 (11: 26a.m).
You can't send police officers to quench a quasi-military camp, which is maintained by Nnamdi Kanu, who has aggressively vowed to tear apart a sovereign nation, Nigeria.
Kanu made a serious mistake by parading a ragtag army; especially when you have a former General as the president, that was disrespectful.
I lived in Nigeria for more than two (2) decades, Nigerian soldiers don't like to be disrespected; in fact, from working with soldiers in the United States (Michigan National Guard, Joint Forces Headquarters), I can tell you that, generally, soldiers don't like to be disrespected.
If someone, a civilian for that matter, maintains and parades militants (wearing a military uniform), he should not expect the government to roll in with police officers and patrol vans; he should reasonably expect army tanks.
Pursuant to the 1949 Geneva Conventions Article 3, your status changes once you start wearing an army uniform, for you become an enemy combatant: A recognized army (the Nigerian Army, in this case) can use force to neutralize you and your fellow militants.
Let’s gaze into history here: When the 1791 "Whiskey Rebellion" happened in the United States, spearheaded by some civilians, President George Washington did not send in police officers, he brought in military tanks to quench the rebellion.
In the United States, when violence escalates, a governor, pursuant to Title 32 of the United States Code, can summon the army and their tanks to the street (didn’t you watch CNN at the height of the “Black Lives Matter movement;” didn’t you see numerous armoured personnel carrier (APC) on the street)?
Let's stop pretentiously invoking the violation of the rule of law, especially if you don't understand the rule of law and the rule of engagement.
A military incursion, or rolling of tanks, into a street, in order to clear the illusion of outlaws, like Nnamdi and his cohorts, is not a violation of the rule of law, but an enforcement of the rule of law.
If Kanu is scared of a small deployment of soldiers, will he chicken out when battalions are deployed? To his supporters, we told you this: secession is not won on Facebook. Continue arguing about the violation of the rule. Listen, when hostility begins, the rule of law is suspended or amended. I hope we won't get there. Start listening.
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larrybabanla:
I'm not sure you witness abacha's government, small boy

Your brain must be paining you somewhere to address me that way...

semyman:
Nnamdi Kanu Gave Me a Reason to Say This: Thank You, President Buhari
BY AKINTUNDE ADEYEMO—Monday, September 11, 2017 (11: 26a.m).
You can't send police officers to quench a quasi-military camp, which is maintained by Nnamdi Kanu, who has aggressively vowed to tear apart a sovereign nation, Nigeria.
Kanu made a serious mistake by parading a ragtag army; especially when you have a former General as the president, that was disrespectful.
I lived in Nigeria for more than two (2) decades, Nigerian soldiers don't like to be disrespected; in fact, from working with soldiers in the United States (Michigan National Guard, Joint Forces Headquarters), I can tell you that, generally, soldiers don't like to be disrespected.
If someone, a civilian for that matter, maintains and parades militants (wearing a military uniform), he should not expect the government to roll in with police officers and patrol vans; he should reasonably expect army tanks.
Pursuant to the 1949 Geneva Conventions Article 3, your status changes once you start wearing an army uniform, for you become an enemy combatant: A recognized army (the Nigerian Army, in this case) can use force to neutralize you and your fellow militants.
Let’s gaze into history here: When the 1791 "Whiskey Rebellion" happened in the United States, spearheaded by some civilians, President George Washington did not send in police officers, he brought in military tanks to quench the rebellion.
In the United States, when violence escalates, a governor, pursuant to Title 32 of the United States Code, can summon the army and their tanks to the street (didn’t you watch CNN at the height of the “Black Lives Matter movement;” didn’t you see numerous armoured personnel carrier (APC) on the street)?
Let's stop pretentiously invoking the violation of the rule of law, especially if you don't understand the rule of law and the rule of engagement.
A military incursion, or rolling of tanks, into a street, in order to clear the illusion of outlaws, like Nnamdi and his cohorts, is not a violation of the rule of law, but an enforcement of the rule of law.
If Kanu is scared of a small deployment of soldiers, will he chicken out when battalions are deployed? To his supporters, we told you this: secession is not won on Facebook. Continue arguing about the violation of the rule. Listen, when hostility begins, the rule of law is suspended or amended. I hope we won't get there. Start listening.
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E get as e be.

Hopeless afonjas are just ranting here as usual...lazy simpletons so scared to have their useless odua republic..lazy imbeciles.

TruePass:
U see your life, u can't even afford an expensive suit na aba coat u the wear and u get mouth the side d man way d fish our country. If u die today wet in u go leave for ur children. U be corporate mumu.

ANYTHING ELSE

okenwaa:
Still laughing @ all dis happenings...

Some afonjas shouting "kill them all"
Some Hausa rejoicing and screaming "arrest him and throw away the key"...

Issorait..

Una think say na for east d go fight the war. If e eventually burst out??

Na for Naija ooo

And iit shall be unto each and every one of us as we have wished it to be unto others....iseeeeee!!!

Start learning how to shoot a gun if you don't know how all dis breast and milk sucking afonjas.

We have seriously landed.

kid? pls. grow up. your region will only get what you asked for.

KANU NNAMDI HAS PLANTED WIND, HE WILL SOON BE HARVESTING HURRICANE. I WISH KANU PETIENCE WITH GOODLUCK!!!!

chronique:


That is where we all get it wrong. Boko Haram has taught other militias how to use explosives to kill so many. Have you ever thought about what that could do in a highly populated state like Lagos where a lot of ibos live? You don't even want to imagine and trust me, I have absolutely no faith in our security agencies to nip that kind of damage in the bud before it gets out of hand. Think about it very well. None of us can say who would stay alive when shit hits the ceiling.

If Igbos bring such to Yoruba land, that's d beginning of their end

small boy want to fight government. all dis while dey didn't hv ur tm. now dey hv ur tm. u go hear am for dere hand

Anyway, if we do not pass through all of these phases, we cannot come out a truly great nation









Nigeria I Hail Thee

Mrrationalshop1:
In a video shared on Facebook by one Somto Okonkwo, some members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) made a video of a jet hovering in the sky with a claim that it belongs to the Nigerian army and was spotted above Nnamdi Kanu's house.
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Watch the video bellow.
https://mobile.facebook.com/EmekaGift.N/posts/1880834358903056?_rdc=1&_rdr

Source: http://RationalTV..in/2017/09/rationaltv-nigerian-army-jet-allegedly.html



Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/09/ipob-members-arrested-military-jet-hovers-around-nnamdi-kanus-house-photosvideo.html

A very big shame to the Nigerian Army. The last time I checked, Boko Haram is still waxing strong in Maiduguri, Adamawa .......What have they really done to bring an end to them. Absolutely nothing and they are here rounding up unarmed people here and there doing the work of Police and Civil Defence. A very big shame .....

Mrnairalandd:


If Igbos bring such to Yoruba land, that's d beginning of their end

It's better we don't even have it at all. We don't know Who exactly would be alive to tell the story, or avenge the death of others. Peace isn't a substitute for violence or war.

NNAMDI KANU HAS GIVEN ME REASONS TO SAY "THANK YOU PRESIDENT BUHARI"

Written by Akintunde Adeyemo (USA).

You can't send police officers to quench a quasi-military camp, which is maintained by Nnamdi Kanu, who has aggressively vowed to tear apart a sovereign nation, Nigeria. Kanu made a serious mistake by parading a ragtag army; especially when you have a former General as the president, that was disrespectful.

I lived in Nigeria for more than two decades, Nigerian soldiers don't like to be disrespected; in fact, from working with soldiers in the United States (Michigan National Guard, Joint Forces Headquarters), I can tell you that, generally, soldiers don't like to be disrespected.

If someone, a civilian for that matter, maintains and parades militants (wearing a military uniform), he should not expect the government to roll in with police officers and patrol vans; he should reasonably expect army tanks.

Pursuant to the 1949 Geneva Conventions Article 3, your status changes once you start wearing an army uniform, for you have become an enemy combatant: A recognized army (the Nigerian Army, in this case) can use force to neutralize you and your fellow militants.

Let’s gaze into history here: When the 1791 "Whiskey Rebellion" happened in the United States, spearheaded by some civilians, President George Washington did not send in police officers, he brought in military tanks to quench the rebellion.

In the United States, when violence escalates, a governor, pursuant to Title 32 of the United States Code, can summon the army and their tanks to the street (didn’t you watch CNN at the height of the “Black Lives Matter movement;” didn’t you see numerous armoured personnel carrier (APC) on the street)?

Let's stop pretentiously invoking the violation of the rule of law, especially if you don't understand the rule of law and the rule of engagement. A military incursion, or rolling of tanks, into a street, in order to clear the illusion of outlaws, like Nnamdi and his cohorts, is not a violation of the rule of law, but an enforcement of the rule of law.

If Kanu is scared of a small deployment of soldiers, will he chicken out when battalions are deployed? To his supporters, we told you this: secession is not won on Facebook. Continue arguing about the violation of the rule. Listen, when hostility begins, the rule of law is suspended or amended. I hope we won't get there. Start listening.

Please, feel free to share!

IgboSubmarine:



Should the useless military be there in the first place


How many Fulani herdsmen terrorists have been arrested in the East.?


Since they started their operation, how many herdsmen have been arrested.?

NNAMDI KANU HAS GIVEN ME REASONS TO SAY "THANK YOU PRESIDENT BUHARI"
Written by Akintunde Adeyemo (USA).
You can't send police officers to quench a quasi-military camp, which is maintained by Nnamdi Kanu, who has aggressively vowed to tear apart a sovereign nation, Nigeria. Kanu made a serious mistake by parading a ragtag army; especially when you have a former General as the president, that was disrespectful.
I lived in Nigeria for more than two decades, Nigerian soldiers don't like to be disrespected; in fact, from working with soldiers in the United States (Michigan National Guard, Joint Forces Headquarters), I can tell you that, generally, soldiers don't like to be disrespected.
If someone, a civilian for that matter, maintains and parades militants (wearing a military uniform), he should not expect the government to roll in with police officers and patrol vans; he should reasonably expect army tanks.
Pursuant to the 1949 Geneva Conventions Article 3, your status changes once you start wearing an army uniform, for you have become an enemy combatant: A recognized army (the Nigerian Army, in this case) can use force to neutralize you and your fellow militants.
Let’s gaze into history here: When the 1791 "Whiskey Rebellion" happened in the United States, spearheaded by some civilians, President George Washington did not send in police officers, he brought in military tanks to quench the rebellion.
In the United States, when violence escalates, a governor, pursuant to Title 32 of the United States Code, can summon the army and their tanks to the street (didn’t you watch CNN at the height of the “Black Lives Matter movement;” didn’t you see numerous armoured personnel carrier (APC) on the street)?
Let's stop pretentiously invoking the violation of the rule of law, especially if you don't understand the rule of law and the rule of engagement. A military incursion, or rolling of tanks, into a street, in order to clear the illusion of outlaws, like Nnamdi and his cohorts, is not a violation of the rule of law, but an enforcement of the rule of law.
If Kanu is scared of a small deployment of soldiers, will he chicken out when battalions are deployed? To his supporters, we told you this: secession is not won on Facebook. Continue arguing about the violation of the rule. Listen, when hostility begins, the rule of law is suspended or amended. I hope we won't get there. Start listening.

demelza:
I would, if I was in your country.

Then why taking panadol for my country's headache??
Agbaya!!

3kay945:



kid? pls. grow up. your region will only get what you asked for.

Hmmm,,shiiit dey smell,,,

Na wetn dey happen if you enta small pikin motor

letusbepieces:
NIGERIA SOLDIERS ARE ARMED, INVADED A PEACEFUL REGION WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN ACCUSED OF WAR CRIME IN AN ONGOING CASE IN THE US.

IT TRUILY DOES NOT SPEAK WELL ABOUT ONE NIGERIA.

....where is the peaceful region?...I hope all of them end up at Kuje...if u ask for trouble why pretend when wahala knocks on your door?...since u say u are brave why are u sulking....how come ya Biafra Secret Service run enter bush to hide?...

mccoy47:
Smiling crocodile Dancing python. Drinking gorilla

Can we hav some quiet. This noise is getting too much. Boko disturbd jona now Biafra is disturbing buhari. Something is wrong somewhere with this pix.
...i keep askin wher was this kanu whn jona (southerner)was in charge,he and his accomplice neva asked aggressively for referendum the way they are doing today, untill a northerner entered,it is fishy,something politically fishy is going on in Nigeria and ppl must kick against this hypocrisy.
Some devious ppl are too busy doing something to prevent every regime of govt from focusing resources on real national development.

This was how a mysterious aircraft was hovering over SCOAN when it suddenly collapsed...just saying

Nairaland is fast becoming an irresponsible forum where very reckless comments like this is being promoted/allowed to stay. Imagine referring to a people as pigs and yet it is allowed to stay!

I shake my head.......

Remimadrid:
I knew it! IPOB members are confam olodo!! Helicopter dey hover, dem ipob pigs say na jet. Kanu dey ask for death, and when death appeared he begins to fear.

chronique:
Hmm. I'm not a biafran but I must say that the Nigerian govt has put every foot wrong as far as the issue of biafra is concerned. The government is pushing its citizens into a state where sooner or later, everything would turn upside down and it would become a free for all fight. Carelessness in handling Boko Haram, led to What we have today. That same carelessness would sooner or later create another problem with Igbos and should this people decide to eventually take up arms against the state, I wouldn't blame them. The current Nigerian leadership is as useless as it can get and that uselessness obviously has trickled down to the irresponsible security operatives the country parades. It's embarrassing that in a democratic setting, we're experiencing this sort of nonsense. The worst military government in Nigeria, is way better than this buhari's useless government by miles. Never in the history of this country, have Nigerians ever felt this way. Not even Abacha's government was this useless.

Of course you are Biafran, even that i don't care if you are or not. Read through Kanu and IPOB statements and actions. Governance is not the issue, Nigeria is not the only country going through bad times. This is a security one problem. How many nations will allow such conducts? North Korea? Isreal? or maybe China? well its useless reasoning as usual.

okenwaa:


Then why taking panadol for my country's headache??
Agbaya!!

I see you just registered this year.
Some of us witnessed the beginning of this tribalism angle in NL even before you heard there was a site called Nairaland.
So, you are a small fry.
Go engage with your fellow newbies.
Shoo!