The Igbo President and Igbo Trader Banditry


The Nigerian President Mr Peter Obinna Kalu told a group of pressmen that Igbo trader militias are not criminals but law abiding citizens who go about doing their normal business . He also berated the Fulani separatist group FPOB for causing problem all of over the country. He said he has met with northern leaders and they told him that they are not part of Fulani secession agenda. In his own words, the President said ‘“So that Fulani is just like a dot in a circle. Even if they want to exit, they’ll have no access to anywhere. And the way they are spread all over the country, having cattle businesses. I don’t think FPOB knows what they are talking about.”
“In any case, we say we’ll talk to them in the language that they understand. We’ll organise the police and the military to pursue them’
Meanwhile, Twitter has deleted a tweet by Nigeria’s president Mr Peter Obinna Kalu in which he threatened to punish pro-fulani groups blamed for escalating attacks on government and security authorities.
The social media firm said Kalu’s tweet violated its “abusive behaviour” policy, leading to a 12-hour suspension of his account.
“Many of those misbehaving today are too young to be aware of the destruction and loss of lives that occurred during the fulani war,” Kalu wrote. “Those of us in the fields for 30 months, who went through the war, will treat them in the language they understand.”
President Peter Obinna Kalu has given approval to the return of open roads traffic used during the First Republic where Igbo traders used designated routes to move goods to several parts of the country. The President made this known in an exclusive interview with dontArise TV.
While fielding questions in the 44-minute long interview, the President said he had asked the Attorney General of the Federation, chukwuemeka OBIORA, to begin the process of recovering land from persons who have converted Igbo traders roads for their personal use .
In 2018, the Federal Government, through the then Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, John Adesina proposed to establish IGBO traders colonies .in different parts of the country.+
No fewer than 30 persons have been killed and many others injured as suspected Igbo traders militia attacked Odugbeho village in Agatu Local Council of Benue State on Sunday.
Also, Suspected Igbo traders militia have invaded a community in Ogun State, killing three people. It was gathered that the incident happened at Amule Kanji Village via Imeko in Imeko/Afon Local Council of the Area.
It can be recalled that Igbo Militia attacked 7 fulani villages in Kastina Killing more than 30 people and displacing about 3000 people.
Meanwhile,Supporters of wanted Hausa activist Suleiman Igboho Buhari have taken to the streets of Kano, the Kano State capital, to protest last Thursday’s midnight raid by the Department of State Services on the residence of the Hausa nation activist.

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People are so jobless in Nigeria , so someone brought out time and write this ? The earliest the person enter yaba left and take a full bed the better for the person

majamajic:
People are so jobless in Nigeria , so someone brought out time and write this ? The earliest the person enter yaba left and take a full bed the better for the person

The guy de creative I swear.

Op, but the hausa activist name suppose be something like:
-peter Abu kadir not Suleiman Igboho Buhari. U know why, the person must either be a Christian or a former Christian, and must have one English name(like Sunday ighoho), so go back go correct the write up.

majamajic:
People are so jobless in Nigeria , so someone brought out time and write this ? The earliest the person enter yaba left and take a full bed the better for the person

his write up is ok nah