Today;this evening...I left Nsk town to my village and I observed that there are no military men or police at there numerous check point around the zone. Are they also observing the sit at home order?

In my thoughts,I was thinking they should be on patrol or at thier check points to safeguard the citizens of this country.

THe SE has been under military subversive regimes of extortion for decades. It just got worse recently. I remember my visit to SE over 4yrs ago, the number of check points was like a war zone even when it was the most peaceful region then.

The cold war against the Igbos has been on for decades.

Meehn! To be sincere, the only reason I support IPOB and Biafra is because we Igbos are the most hated in Nigeria. Every tribe hates us, the reason I decided to hate other tribes too. It is better we Igbos stay on our own than to be in a country we are hated.

I have lived in different parts of Nigeria and I know what I'm talking about from experience. Igbo nation is all I wish for, Biafra should be discarded.

I support the fact that the majority of Igbo youths are in support of Ipob. Most have been frustrated to the point that they are ready to die for the so called Biafra.

Igbos are seen as these people with never giving up spirit and they try to use that against them. Extorting and punishing them just because they are good at absorbing pressures.

But, it's time the Igbos stay on their own. One Nigeria is a scam. The only successful Igbos today are those ass licking the Nigerian masters.

Igbos should be allowed to go have their dot and enough of the hates from the circles.

Redpill666:
THe SE has been under military subversive regimes of extortion for decades. It just got worse recently. I remember my visit to SE over 4yrs ago, the number of check points was like a war zone even when it was the most peaceful region then.

The cold war against the Igbos has been on for decades.

Actually, those military and paramilitary checkpoints have been there since the war between Biafra and Nigeria. It was not the case before the war. These were the normal military mop up checkpoints during and after firefights... What happened was that at the end of the war, Gowon was battling with his conscience and tried forcing normality back in the East even if halfhearted. But the likes of Murtala, Obasanjo, Buhari, Babangida, Danjuma and co , who were field officers during the war felt he was too soft on the easterners and that the winners needed to take it all. So they chased him away and practically militarized the whole SE ever since, going after the oil resources as war booty.. As a kid growing up, I always thought that a checkpoint at every pole was the best default security template. Not until I went to the North for my youth service that I knew things were different elsewhere within the same country. Then I left the country thereafter and never saw police men with Kalashnikovs walking menacingly around for once. It's terrible..

DOTian:


Actually, those military and paramilitary checkpoints have been there since the war between Biafra and Nigeria. It was not the case before the war. These were the normal military mop up checkpoints during and after firefights... What happened was that at the end of the war, Gowon was battling with his conscience and tried forcing normality back in the East even if halfhearted. But the likes of Murtala, Obasanjo, Buhari, Babangida, Danjuma and co , who were field officers during the war felt he was too soft on the easterners and that the winners needed to take it all. So they chased him away and practically militarized the whole SE ever since, going after the oil resources as war booty.. As a kid growing up, I always thought that a checkpoint at every pole was the best default security template. Not until I went to the North for my youth service that I knew things were different elsewhere within the same country. Then I left the country thereafter and never saw police men with Kalashnikovs walking menacingly around for once. It's terrible..

I feel that the Igbos are being coerced to leave their ancestral land and become scattered abroad on purpose. I believe that the Northerners have been running centuries old games of taking the most important assets, which is land, of the Southerners using violence and masquerading as herders.

At the moment, they are putting puppets as governors in SE and they govern but do not rule. People now own States. What they do is manipulate and frustrate strong leaders out of seat and make weak persons swear allegiance to them before being made governors.

This is a spiritual warfare and the Igbo man must be prepared to not run away from his home. Igbos must invest in their homes more than they invest elsewhere.

Do not abandon your homes because of oppression, your offsprings will need their homes.

The Igbos must recognize his true friends and be ready to fight to secure the future of his offsprings.

DOTian:


Actually, those military and paramilitary checkpoints have been there since the war between Biafra and Nigeria. It was not the case before the war. These were the normal military mop up checkpoints during and after firefights... What happened was that at the end of the war, Gowon was battling with his conscience and tried forcing normality back in the East even if halfhearted. But the likes of Murtala, Obasanjo, Buhari, Babangida, Danjuma and co , who were field officers during the war felt he was too soft on the easterners and that the winners needed to take it all. So they chased him away and practically militarized the whole SE ever since, going after the oil resources as war booty.. As a kid growing up, I always thought that a checkpoint at every pole was the best default security template. Not until I went to the North for my youth service that I knew things were different elsewhere within the same country. Then I left the country thereafter and never saw police men with Kalashnikovs walking menacingly around for once. It's terrible..

You have just proven to be one of the wisest people on this forum boss

Kessarc:


You have just proven to be one of the wisest people on this forum boss

I agree 100%.........rare insight in an insipid forum filled with shallow minds.

ygowon:
Meehn! To be sincere, the only reason I support IPOB and Biafra is because we Igbos are the most hated in Nigeria. Every tribe hates us, the reason I decided to hate other tribes too. It is better we Igbos stay on our own than to be in a country we are hated.

I have lived in different parts of Nigeria and I know what I'm talking about from experience. Igbo nation is all I wish for, Biafra should be discarded.

I support the fact that the majority of Igbo youths are in support of Ipob. Most have been frustrated to the point that they are ready to die for the so called Biafra.

Igbos are seen as these people with never giving up spirit and they try to use that against them. Extorting and punishing them just because they are good at absorbing pressures.

But, it's time the Igbos stay on their own. One Nigeria is a scam. The only successful Igbos today are those ass licking the Nigerian masters.

Igbos should be allowed to go have their dot and enough of the hates from the circles.

Don't hide behind propaganda. Stand alone in your own opinion.

Be a man and say you support ipob, but don't in your life be a coward by saying majority of Igbo youths who are forced to stay at home on Mondays. Do you know how much they lose on that day alone?

If you want to see if majority of Igbo youths support sit at home.
Let ESN stop the harassment and random shooting of gun and see if anybody will sit at home at all.

ygowon:
Meehn! To be sincere, the only reason I support IPOB and Biafra is because we Igbos are the most hated in Nigeria. Every tribe hates us

I wonder why.

Ok

zedegit:


Don't hide behind propaganda. Stand alone in your own opinion.

Be a man and say you support ipob, but don't in your life be a coward by saying majority of Igbo youths who are forced to stay at home on Mondays. Do you know how much they lose on that day alone?

If you want to see if majority of Igbo youths support sit at home.
Let ESN stop the harassment and random shooting of gun and see if anybody will sit at home at all.

Truth hurts. All those Eastern youths actively and voluntarily participating in Biafra agitation are forced? Even up to the point of sewing Biafra flag as a regalia?

99.9% of Easterners are Biafrans, even the so called politicians too. IPOB is just a vehicle not the ideology.


Biafrans killed the ZOO with a lethal weapon of TRUTH.

All hail Biafra

SweetiliciousD:


Truth hurts. All those Eastern youths actively and voluntarily participating in Biafra agitation are forced? Even up to the point of sewing Biafra flag as a regalia?

99.9% of Easterners are Biafrans, even the so called politicians too. IPOB is just a vehicle not the ideology.


Biafrans killed the ZOO with a lethal weapon of TRUTH.

All hail Biafra

Since you are the ESN secretary on Nairaland, tell your urchins to stop shooting guns on Monday. They can go to Abuja and meet with Buhari.

DOTian:


Actually, those military and paramilitary checkpoints have been there since the war between Biafra and Nigeria. It was not the case before the war. These were the normal military mop up checkpoints during and after firefights... What happened was that at the end of the war, Gowon was battling with his conscience and tried forcing normality back in the East even if halfhearted. But the likes of Murtala, Obasanjo, Buhari, Babangida, Danjuma and co , who were field officers during the war felt he was too soft on the easterners and that the winners needed to take it all. So they chased him away and practically militarized the whole SE ever since, going after the oil resources as war booty.. As a kid growing up, I always thought that a checkpoint at every pole was the best default security template. Not until I went to the North for my youth service that I knew things were different elsewhere within the same country. Then I left the country thereafter and never saw police men with Kalashnikovs walking menacingly around for once. It's terrible..

Hmm

They are also sitting at home cos ESN (unknown gunmen) are bastards.

zedegit:


Since you are the ESN secretary on Nairaland, tell your urchins to stop shooting guns on Monday. They can go to Abuja and meet with Buhari.

..... With heavy presence of unprovoked militarization in Biafra land?

Is your brain paining you?

https://www.nairaland.com/6797923/army-commander-caught-shouting-kill#106661948


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c96i0UppIOQ

Using most peaceful for South East is an aberration and completely mental reclining, the region that initiated a coup, the only region that ever caused a civil war, the only region that have been having close to 30% criminals in prison since 1957 when the colonial masters are still here, or is there another meaning to your most peaceful that is different from English language

Redpill666:
THe SE has been under military subversive regimes of extortion for decades. It just got worse recently. I remember my visit to SE over 4yrs ago, the number of check points was like a war zone even when it was the most peaceful region then.

The cold war against the Igbos has been on for decades.

Because the only people to ‘CHECK’ at that ‘POINT’ are the unknown gunmen and you know that those gunmen don’t usually have shandi or roja to give the officers at that time but only LIVE BULLETS and FUEL to put FIRE in their hilux

zedegit:


Don't hide behind propaganda. Stand alone in your own opinion.

Be a man and say you support ipob, but don't in your life be a coward by saying majority of Igbo youths who are forced to stay at home on Mondays. Do you know how much they lose on that day alone?

If you want to see if majority of Igbo youths support sit at home.
Let ESN stop the harassment and random shooting of gun and see if anybody will sit at home at all.

If you go through my posts in the past, you will see where I was condemning the Monday sit at home. It's not like I love what is happening or how they are doing things, but the frustration and hates from others results in wanting to be on one's own.
Majority of those boys doing ESN are jobless. I know there are other jobless boys in other regions and this why I'm not happy that only the Igbo youths are speaking up and facing the consequences that may cause the leaders to turn a new leaf. Imagine if other youths in other regions are holding their leaders accountable, don't you think Nigeria would have been better?

Igbos are the most hated and envied in Nigeria, simple!

Okay

Nobody to collect money from

UselessBuhari:
Nobody to collect money from

Abi naa, why military go dey road when people are sitting at home?

They're not there to secure them but to extort them

if the people that they should collect money from sits at home, they should also sit at home.