Full text of BBC documentary about Ipob.

Introduction
The video begins with Nneka Igwenagu saying, "The Fulani soldiers, they are about to start killing Igbo saboteurs" while the word "Disinformation" flashes on the screen.

Efe Uwanogho (aka Omote Biafra) says, "These mighty mighty saboteurs should be get rid off".

One of the Ipob media warriors says, "The Eastern governors have sold you".

Uche Mefor says, "It is not even fighting against the enemy. It is now fighting and killing our own people".

Nicholas "The Brave" Ibekwe says, "But one thing they have been successful with is their disinformation campaign".

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The narrator says

The BBC's disinformation unit has uncovered a network of Nigerians based outside the country who are deliberately spreading false information and violent rhetoric on social platforms, in an apparently coordinated effort to stoke ethnic tension and encourage the breakup of the country.

The investigation reveals what's being described as a troll farm operating across Europe, the United States, Asia and other African countries, using social media to fuel religious, political and ethnic unrest and encourage violent, even murderous acts.

We see Efe Uwanogho (aka Omote Biafra) and she is shouting, "Let's go after the saboteurs in our midst".

This is Efe Uwanogho, also known as Omote Biafra. She's a Nigerian based in Italy with 40,000 followers on Facebook. She's part of a group called the Indigenous People of Biafra, known as Ipob.

Ipob are a separatist group who want to create a country called Biafra from South East Nigeria. The Nigerian Government has banned Ipob and designated it a terror group.

Here the self proclaimed media warrior is calling out traditional rulers, members of the clergy and government officials in the South East. She is accusing them of colluding with the Nigerian Government, who she sees as the enemy and calling on her followers to take action against them.

We can see and hear Omote Biafra shouting into the camera, "Go after all these mighty mighty saboteurs. Leave all these saboteur ITK saboteurs, go with the mighty mighty saboteurs. Go after those ones. Those are the people that need to be beheaded. Those are the people that need to be burnt to ashes. Those are the people that their houses need to be invaded"!

Like Efe, Nneka Igwenagu also aggressively stokes existing ethnic tension from outside Nigeria.

We see Nneka Igwenagu in a video saying, "Immigration, both. . . "

In this Facebook broadcast from London, she alleges a plot by the Fulani people and other Northerners resident in the South East to exterminate ethnic Igbos.

We can hear Nneka Igwenagu saying, "All of them they are into mission in our land, Biafra Land, eastern part of Nigeria. They have come in the name of to shine shoe, to do this, to do all sorts of odd jobs, but now they are into kidnapping. They said that it's fetching them more money. They are on mission to exterminate, kill, maim, wipe all of us".

Although there have been violent clashes between Fulani herders and communities in the South East, there is no evidence for the sort of conspiracy that Mrs Igwenagu is alleging.

The self proclaimed Republic of Biafra broke away from the Nigerian state in 1967 following the Araba riots in which thousands of South Easterners living in the North of the country were killed. Biafra was made up of states from the South East of the country, where the Igbo ethnic group is predominant.

The withdrawal of the region from Nigeria led to a civil war that lasted almost 3 years and claimed more than a million lives, mostly on the separatist side. It ended in January 1970 with Nigeria promising to pursue a policy of reconciliation, reconstruction and rehabilitation, which some from the region say never happened.

They showed clips from the Civil War, then they switched to clips of Ipob fighters marching.

For many the struggle continued. The idea of Biafra never went away.

The birth of Ipob

They show a clip of Nnamdi Kanu in a studio. He is saying, "Nobody born from man or woman. . ."

In 2013 the recently formed Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob), led by Nnamdi Kanu, began broadcasts on Radio Biafra, calling again for a movement to gain independence from Nigeria. Campaigning on social media soon followed.

Uche Mefor, the co-founder and former deputy leader of Ipob takes credit for the group's move into the online space.

Uche Mefor says, "I was the brain behind the media aspect, especially the Internet technology. I set up this Radio Biafra you're talking about today. I set up the Internet version and the satellite platform that you are talking about today.

So it was at that period that we reasoned that the online platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter can give us leverage against the atrocities being committed against our people. And it actually has".

Ipob says that its members have been victims of extra-judicial killings by security forces.

In 2016, Amnesty International reported that at least 150 peaceful pro-Biafra activists had been killed by security agencies in crackdowns. The Nigerian Government denied the claims.

However, Ipob members have gone beyond alerting others to claims of abuse and moved to direct calls for violence.

We see various Ipob members making broadcasts. Then the video switches to Uche Mefor and he says, "There were misinformation, but it was minimal at the time that I was there and I didn't keep quiet about it.

In Nigeria Internet penetration is high and data is relatively cheap, providing a ready audience for those wanting to spread disinformation.

There is clearly an appetite for this violent rhetoric. Some Ipob media warriors have as many as a hundred thousand followers on Facebook. Many also have multiple pages.

Mrs Igwenagu has 4 Facebook pages, most of which she uses to broadcast disinformation and calls for violence almost exclusively in Igbo Language.

We see a clip of Mrs Igwenagu. She is on a street in London as she makes her broadcast. She says (in Igbo), "Ogidi youths, all of you that were involved in the protest, you are like a chicken that laid eggs, but after laying the eggs, breaks them open and proceeds to eat them. This is what you did. All of you are not supposed to be alive".

This is her broadcast from London in late 2021. Her target are a youth group in Ogidi, a town in Anambra State. They had organised a march to protest Ipob's order that people shut down businesses and schools every Monday in solidarity with imprisoned Ipob leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

The Ogidi youth leader was also singled out by other Ipob supporters.

We can see Simon Ekpa making a broadcast. He is saying, ". . .are not known to be coward. Ogidi. . ."

Here is Finland based lawyer, Simon Ekpa, who has thousands of followers.

Simon Ekpa says, "Who ever. . .the president of the youths of Ogidi, who ever he is, where ever that he is coming from and who ever is paying him to bring pump action and start walking on the street, they should retract immediately. He should retract his steps and don't go further with this.

This is not a threat, but it is a fact".

They show the obituary poster of the president of the Ogidi youths association.

A few weeks after these comments, the youth leader of Ogidi was shot and killed. Those responsible remain unidentified.

We contacted Simon Ekpa and Nneka Igwenagu for their comments. Mrs Igwenagu did not reply. Mr Ekpa replied, but declined to give a routine response.

Continued below

Supporters of Ipob and its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, have long been active on social media, sharing Mr Kanu's broadcasts and commenting on posts that relate to the group or events in Nigeria.

We hear one of Nnamdi Kanu's broadcasts. He says, "Ufuoma Biafra, you must listen to her. Of course you must go and listen to Simon Ekpa, who is doing a very fantastic job. Very great job Simon Ekpa".

But a broadcast in May 2020, when Mr Kanu endorsed specific people that his followers should listen to, brought these so-called 'media warriors' into the limelight.

His recommendations include some familiar faces; Efe Uwanogho, Simon Ekpa, Italy based Faith Ogala. Many of them reference Mr Kanu's endorsement during their broadcasts as an acknowledgement of their work. Their influence on social media explains why they are seen as a vital part of Ipob's campaign for the breakup of Nigeria.

Nicholas Ibekwe, head of investigative journalism at Premium Times, one of Nigeria's leading online newspapers, believes that they are Ipob's strongest weapon.

Nicholas Ibekwe says, "There is no doubt in my mind that Ipob has an organised troll farm. Perhaps one of their strongest weapons. It is not about their army. I mean the whole armed struggle has been basically unsuccessful. One thing that they have been successful with is their disinformation campaign. In fact, they started off with disinformation. Those radio programmes Nnamdi Kanu was doing then were steeped in disinformation.

Uche Mefor says, "This misinformation came from the top. Other people started learning from Nnamdi, as an apprentice you look up to your master".

One particular target of Ipob's disinformation effort is the Fulani, one of the largest ethnic groups in West Africa. Many Fulani, who are predominantly Muslim, still follow the nomadic cattle herding culture of their ancestors, which brings them into regular conflict with farming communities in several West African countries.

However, in Nigeria tensions have escalated. Over the last decade there has been an upsurge in attacks and kidnappings across the country, blamed on nomadic Fulani herders. The global terrorism index attributed more than 1,300 deaths to Fulani extremists between 2018 and 2019.

However, many Fulani have died in the cycle of revenge killings. Their leaders say that they are being attacked by gangs from farming communities, who try to steal their cattle and that they are just defending themselves.

Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari is Fulani himself. There are claims that his government has been too lenient towards criminal acts committed by some Fulani, which has emboldened many perpetrators. President Buhari denies these claims, calling them unfair.

This investigation has seen how these attacks have been weaponised as part of Ipob's disinformation campaigns and painted as part of a grand conspiracy to subjugate and islamise the South.

Nicholas Ibekwe says, "Ipob has this thing with cattle, because they believe that the Hausa-Fulani are going to farm. . .all sorts of propaganda. There might be truth in some of these allegations of herdsmen destroying farms. There's no doubt that herdsmen were destroying farms and all of that, but they now came up with their story of, 'Oh they were also raping our women', there might be some truth in that, but Ipob took it several notches and made it like a rhetoric, and made it like an anthem. So any attack, even if it's not remotely connected to the Hausa-Fulani, they blame it on Hausa-Fulani".

The leader of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, a group fighting for the welfare of the Fulani in Nigeria, told the BBC that many allegations against the Fulani are being fabricated for political reasons and that they are unfairly being blamed for rapes and kidnappings in areas where they are not even present.

But the anti-Fulani disinformation effort extends beyond the herders themselves to ethnic Igbo officials and traditional rulers who live in the South East. Government workers, politicians and police have all been accused on social platforms of collaborating with the Fulani against other Nigerians.

Ipob leader, Nnamdi Kanu, has called for security officers to be killed.

We hear Nnamdi Kanu's broadcast and he says, "Kill them. If you see the Army and the Police in your village, kill all of them. Any vehicle you see from tonight, 12 midnight till 5, destroy it completely".

This is from his Facebook Live broadcast on April 22, 2021. This sentiment continues to be echoed by his followers across social media. They call the security services and traditional rulers "saboteurs", or "sabos", a slur word revived from the days of the Civil War that when used then, as now, was often a death sentence.

Last December, 2 traditional rulers in Imo State were kidnapped from their palaces and taken to a camp where they were tagged saboteurs to the Biafran cause and tortured. One of them was killed. The video of the torture of the traditional rulers was obtained by the Nigerian police officers who raided the camp of the kidnappers. It is too graphic to be shown on screen.

Sarah Eze, a police officer at the start of her career. For safety we have changed her name. One morning in early 2021, she was on duty as a prison guard at a correctional facility in the South East of Nigeria. Sarah's duty that day was to transport prisoners, but the vehicle she and her colleagues was travelling in was ambushed. Armed men killed Sarah and took her gun. Over a year later her family is still trying to come to terms with her murder.

They show Sarah's relative (I think it's her mother) crying and scrolling through pictures on her phone. She says (in Igbo Language), "For a long time we have been suffering. Her father is deceased. She eventually got a job as a police officer by the grace of God. She does everything, looking for what she will eat. Then suddenly. . .Oh God! Since then her death has not left my mind".

The Nigerian Government blames Ipob for the murder of hundreds of security officials, as well as civilians. Ipob denies involvement, insisting it is agitating for separation from Nigeria through peaceful means.

We see Omote Biafra shouting, "Enough of it!

Their media warriors though, continue their calls for violence.

While their desire of seeing their home region break away from Nigeria motivates many of them, financial gains from donations and social media monetisations also seems to play a part.

In a rare interview, a former high ranking member of Ipob spoke to us via phone. He told us how the group says it pays people to spread violent rhetoric and disinformation against the Nigerian Government.

We hear George Onyeibe, a former Africa representative of Ipob and he says, "We have media warriors who, their first mode of operation should have been countering some fake reports and information about us (Ipob). But then, soon, Nnamdi Kanu discovered that their activities were working good for his own shenanigans. And so he decided a little bit to modify their modus operandi. They bought thousands of laptops. So most of those people you see on social media are actually responding from Kuwait.

That is one group. And then you have those of us in Nigeria here. What they do is they pay you money to recharge your account, they buy data for you. They are everywhere in Nigeria and of course there is unemployment and somebody who can receive Android phone of 70,000 to 100,000 naira and laptop of 400,000 naira, they will do your bidding.

So they are paid, they are encouraged, there is a lot of benefit to it and most of them think that they are fighting for their father's nation without knowing that they are being used".

The BBC could not independently verify these claims, but we have seen broadcasts by some of the people identified as being part of this disinformation effort, admitting to being paid, either by Ipob or by supporters for the work they do.

They are showing Omote Biafra and Ikem Patrick who are making a live broadcast. Omote Biafra says, ". . .So that money was sent to me and I shared it among the people whose names I". Ikem Patrick interrupts her and asks, "They gave you money to share among people"? Omote Biafra replies, "Yes, they gave me the money to share among ourselves".

We contacted Ipob leadership with our findings from this investigation. The leadership replied but did not provide a response. We contacted all of the media warriors featured in this story to ask for their comments, but had no response.

Meanwhile, on the ground, people struggle to come to terms with the violence their broadcasts have called for. In the first 3 months of this year, more than 30 police officers, soldiers, customs officers and civilians have been killed by unknown gunmen in the South East region.

During the BBC team's trip to the region to gather material for this report in February, 7 police officers were killed at checkpoints in Enugu State and a police station in Anambra State was attacked. And still the disinformation and calls to violence continue. But how is that happening?

Social media companies insist that hate speech and harmful disinformation are against their community guidelines and actively work to remove it. The BBC team investigating these pages found that Meta, Facebook's parent company, had in fact issued warnings to some of them, but the disinformation spreaders have learnt how to beat the system by using local languages. Human moderation in local languages is limited and the technology social media companies deploy also seems to find it hard to recognise breaches of its guidelines when not in English.

David Ajikobi of Africa Check says, "If you speak to most disinformation experts, fact checkers, they will tell you that language is a problem. In Nigeria alone, think about it, there are more than 200 languages. If tomorrow a particular section of Nigeria wanted to fight a particular section and they go into their language silos and ecosystems and things like that, you probably won't be able to pick it. And then let's say you get into Whatsapp, which is end to end encrypted, how are you as a fact checker going to understand what is happening in that space? It will take you somebody flagging it, then you now have to translate it into English, understand the context, understand the dialect, understand the language, how it is said, before you can actually do anything about it".

They show Okenna Okechukwu making a broadcast and speaking in Igbo Language.

Okenna Okechukwu, also known as Biafran Child, is one of the media warriors and he demonstrates this tactic when he calls for attacks on a known critic of Ipob.

Okenna Okechukwu briefly switches to English and says, "Why I am saying this in my dialect is because I don't want them to stop me. I don't want them to block me. I don't want them to block me on this page, but what I am trying to tell you, for those of you that don't understand my dialect, ask people. . ."

Posts on Mr Okechukwu's page claim that he has received warnings from Facebook. While this indicates that Facebook is doing something about disinformation, Nicholas Ibekwe believes that Ipob and its adaptable troll army has found fertile ground on Facebook and the social media platform should do more.

Nicholas Ibekwe asks, "What is Facebook doing? Why are those videos still up on Facebook? People come in and do Facebook broadcasts for hours where they basically threaten people's lives, where they claim they will kill people and even take responsibility for some killings that have happened. While they do all these virtue signalling and call out and say all sort of. . .on Facebook. It seems Facebook has really really gone to sleep. Facebook does not think that these comments, these posts that they do on Facebook have consequences.

The BBC reported 2 of the numerous broadcasts identified as containing potentially harmful disinformation and outright calls for attacks on people to Facebook. 3 different accounts reported the posts. They received the same statement saying their technology reviewed the report and ultimately decided not to take it down.

We reached out to Facebook again, querying this assessment. This was their response.

They show a message from Facebook stating that the complainant can appeal to Facebook's oversight board.

Facebook took down the broadcast on April 5th after the BBC sent links to them directly.

A Meta spokesperson told the BBC that, "Calling for violence against anyone is unnacpetable and we don't want it on Facebook".

Meta also said that, "The two videos shared with us by the BBC violated our policies and have now been removed".

They said that, "Over the past few years, we've invested heavily in teams and technology . . .with 15,000 people reviewing content in more than 70 languages including Igbo".

It said that it would continue to take aggressive steps to combat harmful content and misinformation across Africa.

However, at the time of publication, similar broadcasts by the two reported accounts remain on the platform.

The Nigerian Government has been pushing for more regulation of social media use in Nigeria, but in Novemeber 2021, the head of what Ipob calls its Directorate of State, Switzerland based Chika Edoziem, called for the media warriors to get ready for more work.

This well oiled machine and the disinformation campaign it promotes continues.

It seems like the accounts that were reported to Facebook belong to Omote Biafra and Mrs Igwenagu because they showed their pictures while talking about the accounts.

Watch the full video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRvx2bBIj_o

Pictures 2 and 3 = Efe Uwanogho aka Omote Biafra.

Picture 4 = Mrs Nneka Igwenagu

The video above was done by BBC Africa. The article below was done by BBC World Service's Disinformation Team.

Ipob: Nigerian 'media warriors' call for killings on social media over Biafra

By Disinformation Team
BBC World Service
4 days ago


Biafran activist Efe Uwanogho (centre) at an Ipob rally in Italy

A network of Nigerian separatists based outside the country is using social media to call for violence and incite ethnic hatred against opponents of Biafran independence, a BBC investigation has found.

Warning: This article contains graphic descriptions of violence

In a Facebook live broadcast to her more than 40,000 followers, Efe Uwanogho, also known as Omote Biafra, shouts hate speech directly into the camera.

The front of her leather jacket features a patch of the Biafran flag, with its red, black and green tricolour and half a rising sun.

"Go after these mighty saboteurs… Those are the people that need to be beheaded. Those are the people that need to be burnt to ashes," she says.

She's calling for attacks against those considered enemies of the campaign for Biafran independence, which would create a breakaway state in south-east Nigeria.

The campaign has a bloody history.

In 1967 separatists from the mainly Igbo region declared independence for the Republic of Biafra. They fought and lost a three-year civil war against the Nigerian government in which more than a million died, mainly on the separatist side.


The war ended in 1970 but the idea of Biafra lives on

More than half a century later, social media is a new frontline for those who are continuing the struggle.

Ms Uwanogho is among them. She's a so-called "media warrior" for the separatist group known as the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob).

She broadcasts from Italy, beyond the reach of Nigerian authorities. In Nigeria, Ipob has been banned and designated a terror group. Ipob insists it is a peaceful movement.

The BBC's investigation revealed many other influential Ipob supporters also operating outside the country, openly promoting disinformation and inciting violence on social media from across Europe, the US, Asia and other parts of Africa.

Nigerian investigative journalist Nicholas Ibekwe describes the group's online operation as an "organised troll farm".

"Social media has been Ipob's most successful tool in achieving most of what it wants to achieve today," he says.


Nneka Igwenagu (L) and Efe Uwanogho (R) broadcast from outside Nigeria

Some supporters of the group have as many as 100,000 followers on social media.

We don't know if any of Ms Uwanogho's followers took action based on her online calls for violence against officials in south-eastern Nigeria.

Ms Uwanogho did not respond to a request for comment on this story.

But on the ground, the violence is real, with dozens of officials killed in attacks already this year in violence described by President Muhammadu Buhari as "deeply distressing".

Nneka Igwenagu is another "media warrior" fighting for the Biafran cause, based in the UK.

In a Facebook live broadcast from London in late 2021, she targets a youth group in Anambra, south-east Nigeria, which had been resisting pressure from Ipob for people in the region to shut down businesses and schools in solidarity with the group's detained leader Nnamdi Kanu.


Ipob leader Nnamdi Kanu has endorsed the activities of many "media warriors"

Mr Kanu is currently being held by Nigerian authorities and faces terror charges, which he denies.

Speaking in Igbo, the most widely spoken language in south-eastern Nigeria, Ms Igwenagu refers to them as "chickens", saying:

"All of you are not supposed to be alive… A chicken that ate its eggs, don't you see it is not supposed to live?"

A few weeks after the broadcast, the leader of the youth group she was referring to was shot and killed. Nobody has been charged over his death.


Tributes were paid to the Ogidi youth leader online after his killing

We contacted Ms Igwenagu for a comment on this investigation, but received no response.

One of the ways the media warriors attempt to avoid censorship is to switch into local languages that are less well moderated.

This tactic is made explicit in one video we found. Okenna Okechukwu, also known as Biafran Child, speaks in Igbo when calling for the beheading of a critic, before switching to English and explaining to his followers:

"Why I am saying this in my dialect is because I don't want them to stop me. I don't want them to block me on this page."

David Ajikobi, Nigeria editor of fact-checking organisation Africa Check, says that the lack of moderation of extreme content in local languages is a major issue, not limited to Nigeria.

"We've also seen this in India, in Ethiopia, where crises are happening, people are using local language because they know that if they use English they will be flagged and will be removed from the platform."

Despite the violent nature of many of the online posts we found, moderation by social media platforms is inconsistent.

In line with Facebook's own process, our team reported broadcasts by Efe Uwanogho and Nneka Igwenagu for containing violent content. We initially received a notification that the platform had decided not to take the videos down.

It was only later, when the BBC shared links to the posts directly with Facebook that they were removed. But violent broadcasts from the same accounts, as well as others, remained online at the time of publication.

Stoking tension

Facebook's parent company Meta told us in a statement that calling for violence on its platform was unacceptable. It said that it had 15,000 people reviewing content in more than 70 languages - including Igbo.

Our investigation also found Ipob supporters spreading disinformation to stoke tension between different ethnic groups in Nigeria.

Media warriors pit ethnic Igbo people, who are mainly Christian and from the south, against those from the Fulani ethnic group, who are predominantly Muslim and from the north.

In another Facebook live broadcast, Ms Igwenagu warns her followers that Fulani herders and other northerners who have moved to "Biafraland" are on a "mission… to exterminate, kill maim, wipe [out] all of us".

Payment for posts

Although there have been clashes between Fulani herders and communities in the south-east, there is no evidence of the sort of conspiracy that Ms Igwenagu and others are alleging.

This violent rhetoric may be driven by a desire for Biafran independence, but our investigation also found evidence of financial incentives for those involved.

We found videos in which media warriors admitted to being paid, either by Ipob or by supporters, for the work they do and we saw other broadcasts in which bank details for Ipob were shared to solicit donations from followers.

Journalist Nicholas Ibekwe is among those who are critical of social media companies to tackle the violent threats being made on their platforms.

"It seems Facebook has really really gone to sleep. It does not think that these comments, these posts that they do on Facebook have consequences."


Audu Linus and Gloria Matthew were attacked on the way to their wedding

Meanwhile, attacks continue on the ground.

On 30 April, Nigerian soldiers Audu Linus and Gloria Matthew were on their way to get married in a traditional ceremony in Imo state when they were abducted, tortured and killed by unidentified attackers.

Footage showing the couple's killing, which the Nigerian president has blamed on Ipob, then went viral.

A conspiracy theory was then widely shared by some Ipob supporters claiming that the footage was not real and the soldiers' deaths had been staged.

The BBC has independently confirmed the deaths of the two soldiers with family members.

Ipob has denied any involvement in the killing.

We contacted Ipob's leadership with our findings from this investigation. The leadership replied, but did not provide a response.

We contacted all of the media warriors featured in this story to ask for their comments, but had no response.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-61354014

Pictures 2-4: Some of the disinformation posts taken via screenshots of the BBC documentary.

Picture 1: Chika Edoziem, head of Ipob's Directorate of State (DOS) encouraging the media warriors.

Picture 2: The major media warriors.

Pictures 3 and 4: Ipob members celebrating violent attacks.

Reactions of Ipob members (on Twitter) to the BBC documentary.

1 and 2: Posts of some Ipob media warriors.

3: Obituary of the Ogidi youth leader who was killed after Simon Ekpa and Nneka Igwenagu made threatening videos about him. The Ogidi youths staged a march to protest against Ipob's sit at home order and this march annoyed Simon Ekpa and Mrs Igwenagu.

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people abroad are responsible for the skull mining.

People abroad are responsible for kidnappings

people abroad are responsible for Abba Kyari

people abroad are responsible for corruption and embezzlement..

People abroad are responsible for the suspects fleeing to Niger republic.

You see how they are cleverly and dumbly shift blames
First it was past administration that was chopping blames...Jonathan joining Apc blocked that
Shifted to Lazy youths.....Endsars blocked that
Shifted to IpOB.......Sokoto blocked that
Now it's people in diaspora

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OyeofIkoTuN:
Trash Trash Trash... People abroad also caused the Sokoto killing of that girl..

People abroad caused the displacement of citizens as refugees

People abroad are the cause of citizens in IDP camp

People abroad are responsible for the bad roads and poor governance

The day Seun would dicide to forward your i.p details to law enforcement agencies for further investigation then you go understand that you are not annonymous you are barely been given the rear Priveledge of Freedom of expression which you have abused beyond normal

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Not like you can even afford quality legal representative sef




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what about the investigations about Bandits?

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nigh...a news..
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Problems about weakling like you,everyone can't afford anything because you cannot..
If you are poor and miserable,don't generalize..

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Mooh247:



The day Seun would dicide to forward your i.p details to law enforcement agencies for further investigation then you go understand that you are not annonymous you are barely been given the rear Priveledge of Freedom of expression which you have abused beyond normal

BBC investigation always leads to criminal lawsuit and some time law suit at international Criminal Court... So you better use your senses when supporting IPOB

Not like you can even afford quality legal representative sef




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IPOB IS ADVANCING!!!

Let them stop sit at home..then we will take them serious..Today is Monday,let them go to the East and stop disturbing us here

Mooh247:
When mainstream media get your time nothing can save you

Make I book space first

OyeofIkoTuN:
Please let seun do that fast..I'm not a slave my boi. I have my own sense of reason. Why did Britain leave the EU..?

I'm not interested in your fake advise and trashy propaganda, BBC investigations ko,BBC castigations ni

Where is the WMD in IraQ...Same BBC investigations before they invaded. Boy check front abeg

what about the investigations about Bandits?

Why haven't sponsors been published?

Maliaifa that CBN deputy is dead..that's real news.. I don't do Mainstream media..Fake fake fake

Problems about weakling like you,everyone can't afford anything because you cannot..If you are poor and miserable,don't generalize..I've never displayed wealth here or bragged and I don't intend to start now and as for the legal representative,I challenge you to sue me,so your eyes fit clear small

Na so them dey make noise last last when they come for you Na premium tears

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Scroll through all your comments on Nairaland and ask yourself if they come for you do you have real defence for your nonsense hate speeches




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We hear Nnamdi Kanu's broadcast and he says, "Kill them. If you see the Army and the Police in your village, kill all of them. Any vehicle you see from tonight, 12 midnight till 5, destroy it completely".

The cheap attention the illiterates Ipob are craving for has been granted.

Those who don't have an idea about how destructive the group is can now learn more from this article.

Btw, BBC will be next attacking target. Anything to expose the activities of those miscreants always make their supporters and sympathizers uncomfortable

Achika.

Their usual method on Nairaland.

1) Try to derail the thread by talking about other things.

2) Accuse you of doing the exact thing that they are doing. Some of them will even accuse you of being one of them (that is, being an Ipob member).

3) Try to provoke and insult you so that they can derail the thread with fights.

4) They will cook up conspiracy theories and use their usual misinformation to try and discredit you.

naptu2:
Their usual method on Nairaland.

1) Try to derail the thread by talking about other things.

2) Accuse you of doing the exact thing that they are doing. Some of them will even accuse you of being one of them (that is, being an Ipob member).

3) Try to provoke and insult you so that they can derail the thread with fights.

4) They will cook up conspiracy theories and use their usual misinformation to try and discredit you.

Exactly how the Ipob dunces have been operating on social media. They are not interested in taking responsibility for any of their actions but would rather shift the blame to those who might not even have a clue about the happenings in their region.

Buhari broadcasting crew

Mooh247:
When mainstream media get your time nothing can save you

Ok...Have they gotten enough of Bokoharam/ iswap time? Becos those terror groups are safer than the actual citizens of Nigeria. Babble some more when fulani Terrorism becomes a thing of the past

IPOB finally being properly profiled. This is a consequence of the previous week recognition by the UK. This documentary would be broadcasted in all BBC channels across UK and the rest of the world. The world is seeing IPOB as the terrorist con organisation they truly are.

Soludos visit to Nnamdi KANU oshi is very significant. The game is up. They will use KANU and then dispose him. IPOB is toast. Simon Ekpa and the rest will be deported back to Nigeria.

Nkm

Kk

Ipob pigs won't like this news

Well carried out documentary

IMO, the whole marginalization/agitation thing has taken a new dimension. Illiterates in the SE are just flexing power and authority, while touts are living their fantasies of weilding fire arms.

Release NNAMDI Kanu today, it will still take a long time to maintain relative peace in the SE.

Nice one

Despite growing up in the East and was at the epicentre of this whole agitation, I never supported IPOB and MNK ideology for once.

I escaped being lynched by IPOB mob in 2017 in Aba simply because I was trying to give them reasons why we should concentrate on building our states rather than blaming the Hausa/Fulani for our failures.

If not for the intervention of a good friend of mine and my dad, I would have died that day.

If you're a good follower of MNK, you will always be thinking violence, hatred and sabotage. In fact, no follower of MNK reasons like a normal human irrespective of your level of education.

MNK always advise that anyone not in support of IPOB is a saboteur that deserves to die. So being an Igbo man does not guarantee your safety in the hands of these brain-dead monsters.

When I see them denying the killing of Igbos in the SE, I always laugh at them.

I will advise that FG arrest that idịot in Finland called Simon Ekpa and bring him back to Nigeria, same way they did to MNK. That will also save us a lot.

On another note, I blame this government for the way they handled this IPOB matter.
If we had adopted other measures earlier other than using arms, we won't be in this level of mess today.

God will help us

The Brits working hard to keep the business arrangements intact in the Niger area...

When are they going to do the usual documentary on the one country different constitution we have in the North?

When are they going to call out Northern religious bigots who kill to defend their dead prophet?

When are they going to mention the burden of the north on southern Nigerians?

When are they going to apologise for the crime of amalgamation of 1914?

Just when, when, when?

Note: I am not ipob terrorist neither am Igbo, but I am tired of Northern parasites.

Nonsense, from a confused person

Nairabush with disinformation in conjunction with Nigerian government and now bbc is like 5&6.