tungamaje:
That's why I laugh at some Yorubas who are mocking Kanu saying their own approach is the best. Let's see how you can peacefully get a Yoruba nation out of the grips of the Fulani government

colorsofrainbow:

Oh! U are no longer rejoicing over Nnamdi Kanu's arrest
U are now weeping..lost hypocrite!

Ikwereanlion:
If this guy,KANU and other freedom fighters are all silenced its game over for the south.

The south don't need politicians now we need freedom fighters

[s] This oppressive govt and Fulani's don't need breathing space to fulfill there evil agenda [/s]

GetMeRight:


No matter who becomes the next president after Buhari, be it Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw or ogoni, it won't affect the One Nigeria an inch. Get used to that, agitators can't make it to top in required numbers from the presidency to governors to lawmakers to judiciary.

Tinubuadvocate:
Okay

Lattop:
In as much as I don't support his Agitation for a Yoruba Nation, This act should be totally Condemn

RIP to the lost life

stormborn28:
nonsense person

DubaiLandLord:
Where is the pic?

If this true, the FG no need things like this, dem just dey make things more tough.

We need them to be effective in providing powers supply, why is no body saying anything about power supply?

This country just tire person.

Tvibes001:
Many people don't know the game of the northern elites.

atonement12:
You ignorant simpletons!
The fulani terrorists have declared war on you, you are on about "power supply"!

DubaiLandLord:
You're dull boy.

StaffofOrayan:


That is a big lie, the 'elites' you are talking about are less than 5,000 in number, and are fast losing their relevance, they can't even protect the lives of their citizens! all they are looking at is the numbers to see if they can continue with their one Nigeria, besides, their new constitution and restructuring jargon has been struck down by the North so they have nothing to bargain with among their own people,
Freedom is a bug, and it has bitten a lot of southerners, and as the days goes by and the word spreads and the people actually start to realize they deserve better, they will become angrier than I am, (u realize that is the real reason for the Twitter ban right?)

Lattop:


Restructure

Omoslim26:
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This one is obviously running mad oo��.
Why would I weap over the arrest of someone who brought nothing but problems and trouble into Igboland??.
I can only but wish him a fair trial.
Btw way you are not intelligent else you would understand what I meant by using the word breed another ipob�
Ipob is synonymous to problems, chaos and trouble.

Lattop:
In as much as I don't support his Agitation for a Yoruba Nation, This act should be totally Condemn

RIP to the lost life

AkalaJ:
Secession agitation is very dangerous business. At some point the arrowheads of such movement will be forced to go on exile by the government. No be child's play.

AkalaJ:


Well, even abroad, not all governments in 'white' countries treat secessionist agitations the same way. The way Spain handles it is different from UK's, for example. The problem with the Yoruba secessionist agitation is that, about 90% of the elite (cutting across different party lines, in both APC and PDP, even Afenifere, YCE and other socio-cultural groups, as well as traditional rulers) have publicly expressed disapproval of it. No secession can succeed without the support of the elite of the group agitating for it. In Spain and UK, they have political parties in their national assemblies that are pro-secession. In Spain, Catalonia's sitting administrative government is pro-secession. The politicians are a very critical group amongst the elite of any society (recall that they made Nigeria's independence from Britain possible by being the faces of it). They provide legitimacy, diplomatic and financial support to the struggle.

Another thing is that I think at this point, FG is careful not to allow Igboho turn into another Nnamdi Kanu under their nose, that's why they may start seeing and approaching him differently from now on.

AkalaJ:


Whether you consider my viewpoint and contribution to the discourse as 'an excuse for lawless black leaders' is irrelevant. I just gave a perspective of the current situation as it stands. All I'm saying is that Igboho’s security is vulnerable at the moment, vis-a-vis the current Kanu situation, as well as the lack of support from the Yoruba elite. You obviously don't like hearing that sort of different viewpoint. But it is what it is. Your anger won't change that fact. Until more of the Yoruba elite class (at least 50% of them) show the same level of fervour that Igboho and his supporters show for the agitation, it will amount to nothing. Selah.

AkalaJ:


Well, even abroad, not all governments in 'white' countries treat secessionist agitations the same way. The way Spain handles it is different from UK's, for example. The problem with the Yoruba secessionist agitation is that, about 90% of the elite (cutting across different party lines, in both APC and PDP, even Afenifere, YCE and other socio-cultural groups, as well as traditional rulers) have publicly expressed disapproval of it. No secession can succeed without the support of the elite of the group agitating for it. In Spain and UK, they have political parties in their national assemblies that are pro-secession. In Spain, Catalonia's sitting administrative government is pro-secession. The politicians are a very critical group amongst the elite of any society (recall that they made Nigeria's independence from Britain possible by being the faces of it). They provide legitimacy, diplomatic and financial support to the struggle.

Another thing is that I think at this point, FG is careful not to allow Igboho turn into another Nnamdi Kanu under their nose, that's why they may start seeing and approaching him differently from now on.

NewFolm4:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6w0FYgEVgZo



https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-igbohos-residence-attacked-72-hours-to-lagos-yoruba-nation-rally/

frankyychiji:
You are getting somewhat confrontational these days Baba Orayan. You used to be cool headed when making your points. You never even used to quote anyone. What happened to you now that wasn't there before.
Please continue being your mature self and leave gbas gbos for those of us that were either born that way or created by NL.

As a hot woman, I practically idolize cool headed demons.

SimplyFacts:


Don't be foolish!

Who knows if this evil was perpetrated by your UGM from SE just to cause crisis in SW. If your UGM are found behind this barbaric act, I tell you, Sunday Igboho will kill you all. This is not the first time UGM would be operating in military wears.

I just hope a deeper investigation is done. I don't take hearsay serious until the fact is shown to the world.

If IPOB hand is found in this, you are all in soup. Take it or leave it.

GetMeRight:


Who wants a Yoruba nation at this point? I think miscreants like IPOBians who can't think clearly. Out of six states in Yoruba land, almost five of them depend on monthly allocation from the crude oil proceeds from the FG. How sensible is it that you succeed in getting Yoruba nation and end up throwing your people deeper into poverty and other ills that come with it?

jaxxy:
This is very bad. Should not be happening in a democracy. The government should fish out the perpetrators.