Roboto11:


Same east that their citizens protested against the presence of the armed forces?

Abi no be dem dey celebrate anytime soldiers are killed?

tyinfinity:
OSu people in alaigbo are wicked peter obi promising to cause chaos

Jakumo:


Would you care to offer your opinion?

oyebanji44:
If obi cannot come out publicly and condemn this .l see no reason why any other non ibos should do so either


Let the ipob shelling continue to persist in whole region..who cares ?.

after all ,south east is a forgone region.

Creamypie:
To be truthful, Objective, and frank, i dont pity both the dead, and their families, and everyone in this video. They all fed the cub to become lions. They deserve it in full.Some idiots been want us southerners to allow ipob to extend their activities this way. No way. We silenced them quick quick. Easterners have flooded south to enjoy the freedom we ensured for all residents.expect ipob, ESN to deny knowledge of this act. Person open eyes korokoro go buy fuel with e money, pour for his house, set am am ablaze, still blame his neighbor for not sympathising with him.

Risingblue008:
I'll keep saying it

Most of all these attrocities are being sponsored by the same government

Pls don't tag it to ipod
They have no hands in this
Mind u,
I'm not an Igbo man,
But u pple should knw what ur government is capable of doing.

Na we the Masses dey feel the pain,Dem no send us

Let's vote wisely now,
Or naija,our sweet country go collapse

Compliment of the season

Leadforteservic:
That's insensitive of you. No matter who is to blame please show some compassion when a human life is lost.

Kobonaire234:


Even then, the state is still obliged to protect them

Welcome to the truth of governance. A lot of people in the USA may not like the police, but the police is still obliged to protect them from criminals and thugs.

OyeofIkoTuN:


I still doubt the government use poverty as a tool to control igboland..bros.

We have been rising up since immemorial..History can prove me right on that. Even when the youths shook Nigeria during endsars ,they quickly labeled it as igbo riot because they know only igbos can rebel. My point remains only criminals will kill and rob innocent people bros..and I stand by it bros

Ventura1:
3 days after news of attacks, no prominent Igbo have condemn all these atrocities.

UNDFTD:


I understand your point. It is no secret that criminals would take advantage of every opportunity to perpetrate their criminality, but it has nothing to do with IPOB. There have been criminals in Biafraland way before IPOB came into existence. Talk about #End Sars, where and how did it end? Did it not end surreptitiously when youths went to serve their belly infrastructure? So, do not tell me that your government has NOT weaponized poverty as a means of control.

kilisi:



SMH Mr Lienus.

ronyman:
Bookmark this because it will come back to haunt you

OyeofIkoTuN:


I like anything that challenges the government,it keeps them on their toes..But these killing and robbing of innocent people no fair at all..I swear bro.. the thing dey pain me

Mercury12:


I have seen many of your Igbo brothers praises the killing of solders, policemen and civilians they tag saboteurs

Both on nairaland and on Facebook.
You lost your voice then abi?

The little lion you gave milk has grown to an adult lion to hunt you. You people failed to learn from the north that initially supported biko haram out of hate for Christians.
Y'all better wake up and flush the criminals outta your mist.
Nobody will do that for y'all when your people supports the criminals

oyebanji44:
If obi cannot come out publicly and condemn this .l see no reason why any other non ibos should do so either


Let the ipob shelling continue to persist in whole region..who cares ?.

after all ,south east is a forgone region.

Mercury12:
Ipob are bunch of touts and arm robbers inflicting pain on Igbos and claiming freedom fighting while godfather's behind the scene enrich themselves and their ipob miscreants.
The price is paid in blood.
It is blood money. The land is soak with blood. The blood of the innocent will always cry for justice and with that comes repercussions

Farid24224:


Na Fulani herdsmen oooo

oyebanji44:
If obi cannot come out publicly and condemn this .l see no reason why any other non ibos should do so either


Let the ipob shelling continue to persist in whole region..who cares ?.

after all ,south east is a forgone region.

agadez007:
Agbado urchin
People are dead but where your little Brain moved to was Peter obi
Your mind has already been made up on voting the drug baron tinubu
Let me ask you,If Peter obi condemns IPOB,will you vote him?

All this is a lie, Anambra is peaceful and Fulani Herdsmen are busy with their cattle On the ranches.
Meanwhile, Buhari is in the villa picking his teeth. Make we hear words

OyeofIkoTuN:


We stand tall as usual..

We didn't sacrifice over 17 communities for our master to build refinery untop free trade zone when our brother otedola is alive

Jakumo:
The architect of the terrible "stay-at-home" policy in Igboland will stand trial for crimes against humanity when the time rolls around. It is utterly heartbreaking to see the photographs of market women, the ENGINE of rural Africa's economy, getting senselessly terrorized and killed just for venturing out to make a living.

Barring the possibility that the "stay-at-home" related serial killings of civilians in Igboland are the handwork of external agitators infiltrating Igboland to sow chaos and fear, the fact remains that the spokespeople of the group trying to lock up civilians and kill a regional economy, all proudly proclaim their Igbo ancestry as a badge of honor.

Sinister tectonic forces of internal strife and division are wreaking utter ruin upon Igboland. This malevolent criminal campaign to deprive civilians of their most basic and fundamental right to free movement must STOP before the tit-for-tat violence unfolding in Igboland begins to metamorphose into scenarios reminiscent of the genocidal cartel violence now endemic to Mexico and Venezuela.

Covvaina97:
Too much insecurities in the north