So if someone is anti-Biafra or anti-Kanu they would be forced to partake in the sit-at-home diktat of a proscribed 'terrorist' organization or risk the 'consequencies'?

If disobedience occurs along the line what happens to the defaulters or flouters? They would be roughened up, manhandled, shot or tried by jungle justice and detained or killed? Who and who were consulted before the declaration of 'ghost' Monday?

When Monday comes and a wheel-barrow pusher or an 'agbero' or any other artisan, for example, decides to comply with the IPOB's directive by abandoning work and staying put at home how would their daily bread be guaranteed? Would Mr Powerful (or should we say Powerless?) make arrangement for food and other essential needs to be delivered to them? Must everyone observe the 'ghost' Monday?

If everyone should observe the day as one of 'ghost' (work-free) then Biafra would have the likelihood of becoming a resounding success. Alas, our disunity, egoism and lack of consensus on Biafra is responsible for the failure to become a sovereign nation outside the 'zoo'.

There is no pressure from any quarters that would force President Buhari to release Kanu! Justice must be allowed to prevail in the case. Kanu is facing multiple charges and there is hard evidence in possession of the government incriminating him. It is up to a Judge of competent jurisdiction to find him guilty or otherwise.

Since Kanu has some competent professional lawyers representing him (coupled with his British citizenship) he may be given a fair trial. When he was busy threatening the corporate existence of the nation he had denied its citizenship it never occured to him that a day of reckoning could come someday? Hard times now lie ahead!

Instead of declaring every other monday, week in week out, as 'ghost' Monday 'holy' Monday would have been better. By 'holy' Monday we mean declaring mondays as special days of fasting and prayer for Kanu to remain safe and sound in detention forever.

The so-called 'ghost' mondays would not lead to Kanu regaining his freedom anytime soon. Rather, the average poor Biafrans would suffer socio-economic and political consequencies of the voluntary or forced observation of the beginning of the working day of the week as rest or work-free day.

Nnamdi Kanu needs help but the help he needs urgently can only come from prayer and fasting;. His survival is now in the hands of Buhari administration. And since our justice system is not independent but dependent on the executive whims and caprices President Buhari and the cabal running the show on his behalf are baying for the blood of Kanu.

Even in the event of a Judge magnanimously granting him bail (something highly unlikely given the fact that he was a fugitive prior to his Kenyan abduction and rendition) the lawless DSS would never respect such judicial edict as they did recently about the detained Dunamis five and Igboho's associates.

Not every Igboman likes Kanu or believes in his desperate quest for Biafra! If a referendum is organized today you can still find some Biafrans voting against secession in accordance with their political or economic interests.

Those he was mockingly describing as 'animals' in the large zoo are now in charge of his destiny! That's how best the cookie crumbles.
Soc Okenwa'

Merely looking at the lips of this homo sapien above will tell you that he has been mad since he was two year six months old. Is it lack of content that will make our journalists to start interviewing anything wearing clothe including mentally deranged fellows like the burnt lips on the picture above. It is high time that Nigerian union of journalists set a standard on the calibre of people that will be given attention by journalists and not people who are mentally unstable like the idiot spewing this trash

Then, come out.

See his face like Buhari's handkerchief
It's obvious MR OKENWA and JOE IBEKWE are not following..
Igbo's behold your otelectual writing rubbish

You had better watch your neck, before ipob treats you in the language you understand

Instead of declaring every other monday, week in week out, as 'ghost' Monday 'holy' Monday would have been better. By 'holy' Monday we mean declaring mondays as special days of fasting and prayer for Kanu to remain safe and sound in detention forever.

nairalandankrah:
So if someone is anti-Biafra or anti-Kanu they would be forced to partake in the sit-at-home diktat of a proscribed 'terrorist' organization or risk the 'consequencies'?

If disobedience occurs along the line what happens to the defaulters or flouters? They would be roughened up, manhandled, shot or tried by jungle justice and detained or killed? Who and who were consulted before the declaration of 'ghost' Monday?

When Monday comes and a wheel-barrow pusher or an 'agbero' or any other artisan, for example, decides to comply with the IPOB's directive by abandoning work and staying put at home how would their daily bread be guaranteed? Would Mr Powerful (or should we say Powerless?) make arrangement for food and other essential needs to be delivered to them? Must everyone observe the 'ghost' Monday?

If everyone should observe the day as one of 'ghost' (work-free) then Biafra would have the likelihood of becoming a resounding success. Alas, our disunity, egoism and lack of consensus on Biafra is responsible for the failure to become a sovereign nation outside the 'zoo'.

There is no pressure from any quarters that would force President Buhari to release Kanu! Justice must be allowed to prevail in the case. Kanu is facing multiple charges and there is hard evidence in possession of the government incriminating him. It is up to a Judge of competent jurisdiction to find him guilty or otherwise.

Since Kanu has some competent professional lawyers representing him (coupled with his British citizenship) he may be given a fair trial. When he was busy threatening the corporate existence of the nation he had denied its citizenship it never occured to him that a day of reckoning could come someday? Hard times now lie ahead!

Instead of declaring every other monday, week in week out, as 'ghost' Monday 'holy' Monday would have been better. By 'holy' Monday we mean declaring mondays as special days of fasting and prayer for Kanu to remain safe and sound in detention forever.

The so-called 'ghost' mondays would not lead to Kanu regaining his freedom anytime soon. Rather, the average poor Biafrans would suffer socio-economic and political consequencies of the voluntary or forced observation of the beginning of the working day of the week as rest or work-free day.

Nnamdi Kanu needs help but the help he needs urgently can only come from prayer and fasting;. His survival is now in the hands of Buhari administration. And since our justice system is not independent but dependent on the executive whims and caprices President Buhari and the cabal running the show on his behalf are baying for the blood of Kanu.

Even in the event of a Judge magnanimously granting him bail (something highly unlikely given the fact that he was a fugitive prior to his Kenyan abduction and rendition) the lawless DSS would never respect such judicial edict as they did recently about the detained Dunamis five and Igboho's associates.

Not every Igboman likes Kanu or believes in his desperate quest for Biafra! If a referendum is organized today you can still find some Biafrans voting against secession in accordance with their political or economic interests.

Those he was mockingly describing as 'animals' in the large zoo are now in charge of his destiny! That's how best the cookie crumbles.
Soc Okenwa'

my brother this ur epistle is too long but let me just chip in something....a days sacrifice is not too much for someone who us trying to give u a better life....agbero and barrow pusher na work?so if someone is fighting for u to have a better life and leave barrow pusher work and agbero and that person gets hurts in the process cant u show him compassion ?as for me every monday is not too much for the great ohamadike...i will sit at home on the 9th cos i love mnk

Sharpsecret01:
my brother this ur epistle is too long but let me just chip in something....a days sacrifice is not too much for someone who us trying to give u a better life....agbero and barrow pusher na work?so if someone is fighting for u to have a better life and leave barrow pusher work and agbero and that person gets hurts in the process cant u show him compassion ?as for me every monday is not too much for the great ohamadike...i will sit at home on the 9th cos i love mnk

Sit @ home on the 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th no one gives a hoot, na you get your yansh.

Buckeyemedia1:
Sit @ home on the 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th no one gives a hoot, na you get your yansh.

abi oooh.....i go sit oo...if that is the only thing i can do for mnk

Sharpsecret01:
abi oooh.....i go sit oo...if that is the only thing i can do for mnk

No be to dey sit down for house be your hustle, everyday is a sit @ home for you, Jobless ipob Miscreant.

Merely looking at his face...you know dat d fellow has not eaten since last Wednesday. Only hungry fools looking for leftovers from any table in the enemy camp, no matter how stale the leftovers are, talk like this ugly big-lipped imp.

So...I'm not surprised.

hehehehehe

How did this vermin and his truck-pushing family survive during the Covid-19 lockdown when palliatives were locked in Government warehouses?
Everyone wants to be relevant these days.

Not only Mon...if they make it everyday thing it won't be bad.

After all e no affect me for Lagos.

Fool you better watch your back,

Buckeyemedia1:
No be to dey sit down for house be your hustle, everyday is a sit @ home for you, Jobless ipob Miscreant.

if na dat one igbo man no dey lazy.....i am hardworking but u see from now on mondays na resting day...anybody wey won die should die

This one na Biafra matter. I am out of here, going to the zoo to see the Albino monkey

See his face. Very dull. Looks like a daft and dumb idiot.

I like that he had the confidence to quote himself in the title as if he isn't 'okenwa' lol

Buckeyemedia1:
No be to dey sit down for house be your hustle, everyday is a sit @ home for you, Jobless ipob Miscreant.

Why this sit at home they pain u?

Investigative:

Why this sit at home they pain u?

Jokers all they do is brag, 6.30 am Monday morning, e done run comot house go open shop, keep deceiving yourself. Hardworking Ndiigbos in Alaba International market Lagos State will open, sit @ home all month wetin concern me with East of The River Niger?

Sharpsecret01:
if na dat one igbo man no dey lazy.....i am hardworking but u see from now on mondays na resting day...anybody wey won die should die

Cut your nose to spite your ears na your prerogative, sit @ home from now till 2050 Biafra you no go see.

Buckeyemedia1:
Cut your nose to spite your ears na your prerogative, sit @ home from now till 2050 Biafra you no go see.

wether i see biafra or not is non of ur business....2050 is still far but monday is close so allow me to sit in my house on monday in peace biko

This Afonjas self and Igbos lovers wanna be, were you the one who feeds the barrow pusher throughout lockdown last year ?

Buckeyemedia1:
Jokers all they do is brag, 6.30 am Monday morning, e done run comot house go open shop, keep deceiving yourself. Hardworking Ndiigbos in Alaba International market Lagos State will open, sit @ home all month wetin concern me with East of The River Niger?

So why are you crying more than the bereaved in SouthEast? Anumanu

Come out and open ur shop or board a bus or travel within SE on Monday if they born ur papa well. Ezi

Buckeyemedia1:
Jokers all they do is brag, 6.30 am Monday morning, e done run comot house go open shop, keep deceiving yourself. Hardworking Ndiigbos in Alaba International market Lagos State will open, sit @ home all month wetin concern me with East of The River Niger?

This sit at home pain you
But we don’t care