obailala:
Oh please! Can you shove this nonsense victim mentality trash in the bin already. What has the tweet got to do with tribe for Christ sake?

Nonpartisan1:
The same South East People that always mock dead soldiers and policemen killed by IPOB terrorists in the South East?

Hypocrites.

DrGoodman:
It's the same sentiments uniting Nigeria since 1970. If there is no Igbos to hate together, Nigeria would have scattered.

[s] Buharri got elected because the Yorubas felt that Jonathan must go, because it was said he was favoring Igbos. An Ijaw man for that matter. [/s]

Forget the corruption tag he got.

[s] Nnamdi Hero Kanu would have got a standing ovation for his messages of warnings for fulani attrocities on the south, but he is Igbo, so everyone had to love Buharri than listen to the voice of reason. [/s]

But their hate is already eating them up, it's one young Igbo doctor today and countless northerners gone.

ayindejimmy:

That's the real fact.

Most Igbos on Twitter quickly jumped on it, painting it with ethnic colours just to make Yorubas look bad.

The Abolore guy was insensitive, but that was his opinion and attitude.

Let's collectively blame FG for insecurity and throw all our anger and insults at criminals

ayindejimmy:

That's the real fact.

Most Igbos on Twitter quickly jumped on it, painting it with ethnic colours just to make Yorubas look bad.

The Abolore guy was insensitive, but that was his opinion and attitude.

Let's collectively blame FG for insecurity and throw all our anger and insults at criminals

NwaAmaikpe:





Someone asked to be prayed for, that she's been shot.

Another person asked if she was dead.

In my opinion, that question could have been for one of many innocent reasons.
i). Maybe to know if to continue praying for her or ii). to get information from her to relay to a rescue team.

Then the said lady dies.

And suddenly, Abolore, the man who asked a question out of concern is the villain and not the monsters who killed her.

Who is more heartless?

Abolore who made a tweet or the governor who has refused to resign despite the systematic genocide, constant massacre, an airport invasion by terorrists and a full blown act of terror on a passenger train in the space of a week?

Nigerians are just wired to transfer their frustration-triggered emotions at the wrong object.

Where is the government, where are the armed forces when you need them?

Has Nigeria degenerated to such a level of citizenry hopelessness that rather than hold elected leaders accountable and demand they resign if they can't effectively govern, we are bothered by a tweet from an individual who had no hand on the mayhem.

funb01:
To think these terrorists who have caused so much pain to families could be rebranded tomorrow and called repentant bandits is worrisome

JAMO84:
He didn't know that the girl was really shot, if he knew, his reaction would have been different.



We saw how some people rolled out the drums and celebrate when Abba Kyari died.



I always condemn every tragic death, no matter who's involved.



HYPOCRISY IS CONDEMNING ONE DEATH AND CELEBRATING ANOTHER

SATANICALLY666:
Angry Nigerians have taken to Twitter to blast Abolore over his insensitive reply to Chinelo's tweet, asking Nigerians to pray for her.

Mr Abolore, who mistook her tweet for clout chasing, sarcastically asked 'are you dead now?'.. It sounded funny at the time as other 'thomases' made fun of it.

However, that sarcasm became his tragedy. Chinelo was right after all. And to make matters worse, she was declared dead few hours later. And his comic reply immediately assumed a tragic meaning. Mr Abolore, a comedian hours ago, is now a ruthless psychopath.

His psychopathic reply has been gathering negative reactions since the sad news broke out, with many calling for his arrest. Others want him sacked. Some even went as far as printing and circulating his obituary picture.

REALCASE:
nonsense write up, which type of question is that?? He wished her death because that's is his expectation..what happens to questions like.... how are you feeling now? Or hope you are recovering/given medical attention

verybadmouth:
We are very stupid and fooolish in this country. Extremely fooolish most especially all this red capped foools. Instead of fighting the government and asking them questions about insecurity and hardship, we are posting tweets up and down attacking people over a very serious issue.
All of una yeye. Transfer your aggressive energy to the govt and not to a Twitter user.

Abagworo:


There are statements that should be regarded abominable by every right thinking being. I went through the tweets and I believe that if Nigeria is a sane country all those involved in open show of hatred for Igbos should be prosecuted and jailed.

JAMO84:
He didn't know that the girl was really shot, if he knew, his reaction would have been different.



We saw how some people rolled out the drums and celebrate when Abba Kyari died.



I always condemn every tragic death, no matter who's involved.



HYPOCRISY IS CONDEMNING ONE DEATH AND CELEBRATING ANOTHER

dejol88:
I wish I can get just a little info about this guy in the UK , I will personally go and report to the employer.

Who can divulge his info abeg?

obailala:
Yes the tweet was insensitive and stupid, but there's nothing about it that proves he made it because the girl was Igbo.

I just went on twitter and noticed several people (just like the fellow I quoted) have turned the while thing into a tribal episode.

DrGoodman:


Why will you waste your time talking about terrorists, when there are Igbos to hate

You don't even understand how terrible this is, some people will rather prefer to be kidnapped and murdered, as long the rest of the country will still be hating Igbos.

That's the problem with Nigeria.

DrGoodman:


Why will you waste your time talking about terrorists, when there are Igbos to hate

You don't even understand how terrible this is, some people will rather prefer to be kidnapped and murdered, as long the rest of the country will still be hating Igbos.

That's the problem with Nigeria.

jneutron4000:
Igbos are just frustrated, yes he was insensitive but he has realise, instead Igbos should pin their frustration on the terrorist they channelled it elsewhere.

DrGoodman:
It's the same sentiments uniting Nigeria since 1970. If there is no Igbos to hate together, Nigeria would have scattered.

Buharri got elected because the Yorubas felt that Jonathan must go, because it was said he was favoring Igbos. An Ijaw man for that matter. Forget the corruption tag he got.

Nnamdi Hero Kanu would have got a standing ovation for his messages of warnings for fulani attrocities on the south, but he is Igbo, so everyone had to love Buharri than listen to the voice of reason.

But their hate is already eating them up, it's one young Igbo doctor today and countless northerners gone.

maasoap:


Lol. Coming from the same people who insult and abuse Buhari, Osinbajo, Tinubu, Lai Mohammed every single day and call it freedom of speech.

DrGoodman:
It's the same sentiments uniting Nigeria since 1970. If there is no Igbos to hate together, Nigeria would have scattered.

Buharri got elected because the Yorubas felt that Jonathan must go, because it was said he was favoring Igbos. An Ijaw man for that matter. Forget the corruption tag he got.

Nnamdi Hero Kanu would have got a standing ovation for his messages of warnings for fulani attrocities on the south, but he is Igbo, so everyone had to love Buharri than listen to the voice of reason.

But their hate is already eating them up, it's one young Igbo doctor today and countless northerners gone.

Romanoff:
I deactivated my twitter app cause of the toxicity there. Nairaland is another toxic space.

NwaAmaikpe:





Someone asked to be prayed for, that she's been shot.

Another person asked if she was dead.

In my opinion, that question could have been for one of many innocent reasons.
i). Maybe to know if to continue praying for her or ii). to get information from her to relay to a rescue team.

Then the said lady dies.

And suddenly, Abolore, the man who asked a question out of concern is the villain and not the monsters who killed her.

Who is more heartless?

Abolore who made a tweet or the governor who has refused to resign despite the systematic genocide, constant massacre, an airport invasion by terorrists and a full blown act of terror on a passenger train in the space of a week?

Nigerians are just wired to transfer their frustration-triggered emotions at the wrong object.

Where is the government, where are the armed forces when you need them?

Has Nigeria degenerated to such a level of citizenry hopelessness that rather than hold elected leaders accountable and demand they resign if they can't effectively govern, we are bothered by a tweet from an individual who had no hand on the mayhem.

Bridget95:
I will say it again and again all those wishing evil on igbos will suffer be it soldier or not

dejol88:
I wish I can get just a little info about this guy in the UK , I will personally go and report to the employer.

Who can divulge his info abeg?

dasparrow:
Toh!

But seriously, the guy that asked Dr Chinelo that question has no empathy, no compassion. That is what Nigeria has turned most Nigerians into. A bunch of stone cold hearted human beings. It's unfortunate

osinbanjoisaliar:
Oyibo man talk say two wrongs no fit make right. Make Nigerians stop all diz vawulence. D boy mess up no be lie but to dey do diz kind tin na to violate d memory of Chinelo. Abeg make we give peace a chance. One love

NwaAmaikpe:





Someone asked to be prayed for, that she's been shot.

Another person asked if she was dead.

In my opinion, that question could have been for one of many innocent reasons.
i). Maybe to know if to continue praying for her or ii). to get information from her to relay to a rescue team.

Then the said lady dies.

And suddenly, Abolore, the man who asked a question out of concern is the villain and not the monsters who killed her.

Who is more heartless?

Abolore who made a tweet or the governor who has refused to resign despite the systematic genocide, constant massacre, an airport invasion by terorrists and a full blown act of terror on a passenger train in the space of a week?

Nigerians are just wired to transfer their frustration-triggered emotions at the wrong object.

Where is the government, where are the armed forces when you need them?

Has Nigeria degenerated to such a level of citizenry hopelessness that rather than hold elected leaders accountable and demand they resign if they can't effectively govern, we are bothered by a tweet from an individual who had no hand on the mayhem.