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Sebastine1994:
Biafra would never be realized,

Nnamdi Kanu wants to give us an El dorado called Biafra land, but he is not carrying Igbos along

biafra can be realized, if only Ibo people come to terms and be realistic, that biafra only consist 5 south east state. if they force other south south to join them like 1967 , they will fail again.

DMerciful:
I agree we should go back to 1963 constitution because it's the only legitimate constitution since independence and the only constitution we made that brought prosperity to the regions. Other constitution pre-independence brought prosperity but were done by Britain

birafra people are against it right from 1963 . they still believe NIGERDELTA should be under them. they believe regional govt will not favour them without southsoth

EVERYBODY IS NOW TALKING OF 1963 CONSTITUTION , THE SAME CONSTITUTION IBOS STOPPED NORTHERN PART OF THE COUNTRY NOT TO USE. THEIR FATHER NNAMDI AZIKWE AND IRONSI MUST BE LAUGHING AT IPOB RIGHT NOW

Ibo forcing other minorities to joining biafra, is their greatest undoing. they are the first to stop Adaka Boro from getting IJAW NATION. only to turn back and want to take NIGERDELTA as their slaves during the civil war. that's the more reason UK and other western world support Nigeria, u can't force people to join your team

tinubu is really an hypocrite. the same man that has been shouting RESTRUCTURING RIGHT FROM ABACHA REGIM SUDDENLY LOST HIS VOICE, BECAUSE HE WANTS TO BE NIGERIA PRESIDENT. tinubu will end up ruining NIGERIA aground, with the help of his wife, if he becomes NIGERIA president.

out dated news

please don't incite IGP to arrest Sunday igboh. his arrest might trigger unrest, this is not ipob leader.

there won't be civil war if northerners and southwest can shield their sword.

fortunately opc chairman realized Fulani has been terrorizing Yoruba land, three days ago.

face saving

fortunately opc chairman realized Fulani has been terrorizing Yoruba land, three days ago.


face saving

OfoIgbo:
Some days ago ESN combatants tried to show their faces to the police, but the policemen ran away, leaving their Hilux vehicles behind. So they missed out in that unique opportunity of seeing their faces


You had better be thanking the Igbos for psychologically intimidating the Fulanis in this episode with our "neutrality", otherwise they would have started making minced meat of you, as they did to your AFONJA-ish forefathers in Ilorin, a couple of centuries ago

let see their face on social media, facebook

FACE SAVING

ignis:
Is Ngozi an American woman?

yes, she accepted U S citizenship, before contesting for the job. she is now a U S citizen. even at that, Donald Trump still kick against her emergence.

Don't let northern starts reprisals attack on innocent southern staying in the north. Almajiri are still on the street, let security men settled this issue

this issue should be handle with care , most southern staying in north might be a soft target for this action

Remember Almajiri are still on the streets

Aliko Dangote of Nigeria is Africa’s richest person for the tenth time in a row, according to the 2021 Forbes’ Africa Billionaires List released on Friday January 22. Forbes stated that the president/CEO of Dangote Group is now worth $12.1 billion, up by $2 billion from last year’s list following a 30% rise in the share price of Dangote Cement. “For the tenth year in a row, Aliko Dangote of Nigeria is the continent’s richest person, worth $12.1bn, up by $2bn from last year’s list, thanks to a roughly 30 per cent rise in the share price of Dangote Cement, by far his most valuable asset,” Forbes stated in its report. The list captured seven different countries with 18 billionaires; South Africa and Egypt each have five billionaires, followed by Nigeria with three and Morocco with two. Altogether they are worth $73.8 billion, slightly more than the $73.4 billion aggregates worth of the 20 billionaires on last year’s list of Africa’s richest people.

Mike Adenuga of Globacom, and Abdulsamad Rabiu of BUA Group, both Nigerians, made it to the list as the 5th and 6th richest persons in Africa respectively. Forbes said the biggest gainer this year is Nigerian cement tycoon, Abdulsamad Rabiu.
"Remarkably, shares of his BUA Cement PLC, which listed on the Nigeria Stock Exchange in January 2020, have doubled in value in the past year. That pushed Rabiu’s fortune up by an extraordinary 77%," to $5.5 billion, the report stated.
The second richest is Nassef Sawiris of Egypt, whose largest asset is a nearly 6% stake in sportswear maker Adidas. Nicky Oppenheimer of South Africa, who inherited a stake in diamond firm DeBeers and ran the company until 2012, when he sold his family’s 40% stake in DeBeers to mining giant AngloAmerican for $5.1 billion, is at number three.
The report also said that while some got richer by the billions, two women from the 2020 list of Africa’s richest dropped below the $1bn marks.

"Forbes calculates that the fortune of Folorunsho Alakija of Nigeria, who owns an oil exploration company, dropped below $1 billion due to lower oil prices. And Isabel dos Santos, who since 2013 has been the richest woman in Africa, was knocked from her perch by a series of court decisions freezing her assets in both Angola and Portugal, the report added.

Aliko Dangote $12.1 B 63 cement, sugar
#2 Nassef Sawiris $8.5 B 60 construction, investments
#3 Nicky Oppenheimer $8 B 75 diamonds
#4 Johann Rupert $7.2 B 70 luxury goods
#5 Mike Adenuga $6.3 B 67 telecom, oil
#6 Abdulsamad Rabiu $5.5 B 60 cement, sugar
#7 Issad Rebrab $4.8 B 77 food
#8 Naguib Sawiris $3.2 B 66 telecom
#9 Patrice Motsepe $3 B 58 mining
#10 Koos Bekker $2.8 B 68 media, inves

Isobug:
Nonsense from a nonentity

e pain u?

Joe biden is wondering if the family is from biafra, who are
supporting Donald Trump. that is why he ask " which part of
Nigeria are you from"

expect Joe to keep supporting the south west in his
administration, unlike trump, who forget ipob.

Joe biden is wondering if the family is from biafra, who are supporting Donald Trump. that is why he ask " which part of Nigeria are from"

expect Joe to keep supporting the south west in his administration, unlike trump, who forget ipob.

Yerima Shettima is the leader of Arewa Youth
Consultative Forum (AYCF). In this interview, he
stressed the need for equity and justice in the
polity and makes a case for devolution of powers.
Fifty one years after the Nigerian civil war, some
people fear another conflict may erupt because of
the situation of things in the country. What is your
take?
Some of us were not born at the time of the civil
war, but from what we read, those things that
happened that led to the war were uncalled for and
we shouldn’t have lost those souls that were lost.
That is why some of us of this generation continue
to insist that the right things should be done so that
we avoid plunging the country into another war. If
Nigeria should fall back into the same experiences
of 51 years ago, the country may not survive it
again. Fifty one years ago is a very long time and
as we speak today, it is still very difficult to let go.
The level of suspicion and division among us is
getting worse by the day despite the forgiveness
and other things. I pray that God should not allow
us to experience again what happened 51 years
ago. But for that to happen, we must embrace two
things; we must apply equity and we must ensure
justice for all; that is the only way to avert another
conflict.


The South-East geopolitical zone still feels
marginalised in the Nigerian polity, when would
they feel a sense of equity and justice in Nigeria?


First is that the South-East geopolitical zone must
be determined and more focused. I have said
several times that they cannot allow one person to
continue threatening our unity in a country where we
are still struggling to build a nation. I believe the
South East has very credible people among them,
but they allow this man to talk anyhow and be their
mouthpiece and the South East people do not in
any way caution him. We can’t be threatened;
Nigeria cannot be threatened. The annoying thing is
that he is not even in the country, and even when he
was in the country, he did not make any impact. We
are all witnesses to the militant group he formed
and armed them; naturally, you don’t expect people
to fold their hands and continue to watch. I have
very close friends in the South East. How do we
explain to our people that it is not what they are
thinking? The South-East must begin to demonstrate
that because this Nnamdi Kanu is working to scuttle
their hopes and ambition.

But all Nnamdi Kanu did was to launch a regional
security outfit just like it exists in other parts of
the country?


Are you saying that Nnamdi Kanu has the
constitutional right to form a security outfit? What
he formed is a militant group, who gave him the
right to do that? He is the leader of a group that
has been constitutionally proscribed; are they
supposed to be talking? We should not be
sentimental about this.


What do you think of the current security situation
of the country under President Muhammadu
Buhari?


It is sad that today, our own is in-charge of almost
all the security agencies, our own is the number one
man, yet we are the most backward and the worst
victims of the incessant and senseless killings,
banditry and terrorism. Today, the North is more at
war than ever imagined; some people in the South
have no idea of what the North is going through.
More has to be done and we need to sit up and
look at the security architecture of the country. We
all as Nigerians must understand that the security of
the country is collectively our business. If security
is our collective business, it means the government
has to be open, people have to come together and
discuss so that we can build capacity and synergy
with the leaders of the communities; those in-
charge of the security architecture and the
government at large must come together.


What is the best way to go about building this
synergy?


It is simple, we cannot over centralise power at so
that everybody will have a stake in the country. It
must be a thing that has to be seen that it is not
only the Federal Government security that works. In
developed countries of the world, they don’t rely on
only the central security. They have community
policing. We must decentralise power security-wise,
economic-wise and even politically. When we
restructure the country, everybody will take
responsibility. But if you make it over attractive and
leave everything in Abuja, the centre cannot hold
because there is a limit to what Abuja can do. It is
obvious and clear that security-wise, economically
and politically, it cannot hold. But if you

decentralise and everybody is working at his pace, it
will encourage competition because everybody will
want to live fine. This agitation of who will be
president will not be there because the centre will
be less attractive; until we decentralize, we won’t
get it right.

January 15 was also the Armed Forces
Remembrance Day. How have the Nigerian armed
forces fared?


No matter how you look at it, we must commend
the Nigerian armed forces because it is not easy for
them and they put their lives on the line to keep us
safe. They suffer on daily basis; things are not as
we expect, but what is the number of the entire
Nigerian armed forces compared to the population
of the country? They are less than one million and
we are more than 200 million Nigerians, so how
many people will they protect? Already, there is
insecurity almost everywhere in the country; people
are redundant, nothing is working, no employment,
the schools are shut, the children are at home. The
entire armed forces are over-stretched -the Army,
Navy, Air force, the Police and the Civil defence,
they are all over-stretched. In as much as we are
not getting good results, we must also, to an extent
commend them because they are trying. I am not
holding brief for them, but we must find other
means to complement them.


What is your take on the calls for the replacement
of the Service chiefs?


I have said over and over that the Service chiefs
have run out of ideas; they have done their best and
we should not make the mistake of saying that
without these Service chiefs, we cannot move
forward. Other fresh people may even do better than
these. The pride of every father is to give birth to a
child that will do better than him. I am sure these
Service chiefs will be happy to be replaced by their
younger subordinates who may even do better than
them. But it is a great mistake for somebody to
think that we cannot do without these Service chiefs
and it is an insult to the country. I am sure that if
not for whoever approved the extension of their stay
in office, they would have preferred to retire.


What is your take on Bishop Hassan Kukah’s
statement that there would have been an uprising
if a non- Northern president had done what
President Buhari is doing?


It is unfair for him to say that. Non-Muslims have
toppled governments in Nigeria more than the
Muslims did. Look at history! Where is Gideon
Okar, where is Mamman Vasta, are they not non-
Muslims? Have you seen a Muslim topple a
Christian? Buhari was toppled by a Muslim; Muritala
Mohammed was toppled by a non-Muslim. It is
unfair for him to say that because it would not bring
about unity, we are looking for how to bring us
together and not what will divide us.


What advice would you offer on how to move
Nigeria forward?


We have to look at issues critically, address them
the way they are and agree that we have challenges;
once we agree on that, all of us must come
together to address the issues so that we can fix
Nigeria once and for all.


https://www.sunnewsonline.com/only-equity-justicell-avert-another-civil-war-yerima-shettima/

Worried about the fragile security situation in the area, Kolawole contacted the police and together they tracked the truck. The truck was promptly escorted out and handed over to the DPO of Eruku Police Station, a border town in Kwara state, for them to be further escorted out of their community.

so, from kogi to kwara. from kwara to where ?

The incoming PDP president and the vice- president flag bearer

if your child is the type that stone you or insults you without remorse any time you beat he/her , please go for DNA

check your children's character , if their character are strange to you and your wife, go for DNA

Wartsnigeria:
You understand English at all? Do you need a translator? Judge accept and you say he wants to treat his Bleep up.. Lol, if he now rejected it what will you say??

so accepting the certificate means ? you know Notting.

fani -kayode is scared.
you that can not answer a journalist question is asking another man question.
oga fani WHO IS BANKROLLING YOU ONCE AGAIN?

scammer

LeitaP:
Most of them will be afraid of government agents coming after them. Some just want to mourn in peace. The SARS victims, many of them kept quiet didn't they? They don't trust Nigeria na

imaging a Nigeria youth thinking , we deserved our present leaders, if people can still have thoughts like this in mind.

alhajidembele:
So they will kill my brother and I will come out and say they killed him, just because I am trying to prove that the lekki shootings were not photoshop? Don't you know that people may not be in the right frame of mind to report the casualities? Imagine losing your only child to the lekki shootings, do you think such a father or mother will be in the right frame of mind to report it?

so, if Nigeria government killed your brother unjustly for more than five days now. you will still be in shock ?


you people should stop the Lie's about lekki massacre. it make the protest to lose credibility. if you are in shock to speak, other member of the family can't be in shock.

With this southwest will take over 2023

restructuring is a prelude to disintegration.