This despicable animals are now desperate and are now drawing up different laughable yet dangerous scripts to frame Obi up by attributing some inciteful and treasonable acts of violence by using APC moles or sponsored persons to act as "Obidients."

I mean NEVER underestimate the length at which these people are ready to muddling just to paint Obi as this threat to national sovereignty, only an idiot ( well except he's an agbado fanatic) can't smell the bullsh*t from afar, after all these are the same people that dressed up, paid and presented bunch of random criminals and charlatans as "Bishops" and "members of CAN" following the backdrop of the heat they got on the choice of a Muslim/Muslim ticket.

You've got to ask yourself this simple yet cognitive question, how come the DSS are quick to arrest the lousy Eze Frederick Nwajagu fellow (whose arrest I along with millions of Igbos glamorously approve of seeing as he was trying to pander to the Simon Ekpa evil IPOB script of setting Igbos up for ethnic crisis), yet the same DSS are mute on the likes of MC Oluomo and Bayo Onanuga who brazenly threatened ethnic genocide on Igbos in Lagos for daring to vote against their candidate? or are the likes of Mc Oluomo now above the law?

Simon Ekpa is an APC moles, the bastard has some serious backing and sponsorship from higher-ups within the govt, otherwise how come the Finnish government can't arrest this guy even with the abundance of evidence of him inciting and promoting ethnic tensions and unrest in the SE and across with his terrorist and government-backed IPOB insurrectionist?" Are you telling an ordinary citizen of Finland is so powerful that he can't be arrested and extradited back to Nigeria? I mean does it take rocket science (even if you're a half-wit) to see this Ekpa guy is a perfect creation and tool for destabilization in the SE by the APC govt? when their nebulous plans to use Simon Ekpa to cause voter apathy disenfranchisement in the SE failed despite all the organized violence by state backed non-actors...they've now switched the script into making sure the same Ekpa threatens violence in Lagos with his phantom IPOB shenanigans- all to target Igbos and their business for ethnic persecution...we've already seen incidents of Igbo dominated markets being mysteriously burnt down by APC thugs across Lagos...the APC government are playing the old,classic yet perfect hatchet script of using "one of theirs to destroy them", and it doesn't take much to pay off a money-grubbing charlatan like Simon Ekpa to instigate violence against his own kinsmen by using tribal vitriols in pitching his own kinsmen against other Nigerians in a largely unpopular post APC government. The end game is to get the people to become immersed in ethnic chauvinism- which is a ploy used by certain politicians to distract the people from the failure of government...and the ultimate result is crisis.

What's the end goal of APC? to simply recapitulate on the thesis of my "rants", the END GOAL of APC is to frame Peter Obi up by painting him as an anarchist, so all the by-products of violence we are witnessing are just the building blocks to that end game...like the APC fraud who was arrested on the plane for causing public disturbance by shouting "Obi Obi, Tinubu must not be president" even in his unmistakable Yoruba accent to the various other shenanigans we're seeing been perfected by the APC camp, the goal is to force DSS to arrest Peter Obi and charge him for anarchy.

Peter Obi should better brace up and get his legal team ready including the international community cause he's the obvious target for APC/DSS conspiracy to "shut him up once and for all." Remember the son of the DG of DSS is a Tinubu fanatical supporter, same for the son your INEC chairman who even made it clear in one of his social media posts that "he won't return to Nigeria if Obi is declared president"...I just dey laugh, as they say- An apple never falls far from its source.

My last piece of admonition to Ndigbo: Leave Lagos en mass as soon as you get the chance and return to the East, you're now targets for ethnic crisis and it will start from that Lagos axis...sink all physical investments that you can't bring back home with you and sell other cashable assets of value to the highest bidders. Don't fret about starting afresh, massive industrialization is ongoing in the SE thanks to the likes of INNOSON, all you need us just to leverage on your new governors and legislators implement policies that will be favorable towards embarking on investment blueprints and recreating better market values of Alaba, Ladipo, computer village etc replicas across the SE.

LegendHero:


I learnt how to scam from the Obi of Onitsha.

The FBI will first need to arrest Onitsha and after which we will convert the palace to a pig den before erosion swallow the land away.

Don't worry you will soon be singing a different tune in one of the US Federal prisons when Tyrone will be clapping your ass-cheeks in the shower after you drop the soap, scamming old women in ATL isn't how real niggaz ball you demented Yaribaa muslim scum!

We stand with Iwuanyanwu, Yaribanzas are rascals and should be treated as such, useless pigs

Notice they all share one common feature:

All yorubaa Muslims
All of them are dirt poor miserable e-beggars

You will hardly see a rich and polished yoruba person among these misfits.

There were casualties on both sides, our boys on ground killed some dirty Yaribaa agbero subhumans in some parts of Lagos-Okota, Ago, Alaba areas...the gory video of some of the mob lynchings are on Twitter spaces. So it wasn't an exercise in futility

is Peter Mbah a better public administrator than Edeoga based on his track records? Let's start from there, at this point I don't care which party won or not.

Kwashiman:

He asked you a simple question and you're ranting off tangent, are you implying Uzodinma will easily rig the election because Tinubu is president? answer that question and stop chirping away like a automated BOT.

I tire my brother

vanitybutiwanti:
I don't live in the cloud like you foools, I see things as they are and say it as it is, you're highly deluded if you think uzodinma will lose, I know it's a painful but it's just the sad reality. What has my state got to do with my observation? You guys are emotional and devoid of critical reasoning, I'm forced to think that the bulk of you are suffering from mental illness, you are all detached from reality. We all want things to be better but the reality is that as long as Tinubu is president, uzodinma will win with a large margin, going out to vote will be a waste of time. Know this and know peace.

We need adult education in Nigeria, simple comprehension dey even hard my bros here

vanitybutiwanti:
I'm not an APC supporter, I'm just a realist, Uzodinma will win and there's nothing noise makers like you can do about it, he's a ruthless man and judging from his antecedents, I know what he can do. He demonstrated his ruthlessness on Saturday by clinching 25 out of 27, as long as Tinubu is president, don't waste your time stepping out to vote, he'll win by a landslide.

You see it's brazen stupidity like this that makes me hate sharing nationhood with Muppets like you. So you're indirectly promoting electoral violence and intimidation of voters under Tinubu? doesn't that lend credence to the illegality of a Tinubu government which based on popular opinion was made possible by fraud if you're telling a man from Imo state not to bother coming out to vote because his vote won't count? are you endorsing electoral malpractice for Uzodinma? It's really sad coming from someone who claims to be from the "South South", I dey even doubt say you be real South South man...which state in the South South are you from?

I've always said that if ethnic war starts in this Nigeria (which it will soon)...just know the harbinger of the hate and violence started from Seun and his Nairaland. This is where all the worst of yorubaa APC inbreds and psychopaths now use as their launching pad for Igbophobia, and Seun enables their madness. But guess what? I want this war to start so badly, my thirst for blood is now strong, I really hate this Nigeria with a passion and I'm ready to take down some miserable bastards with me when I die fighting with the hate in my soul for a particular tribe.

Igbo boys apprehended the thug and called the military on him, see as Aboki soldier dey beat am like person wey thief something 🤣

https://twitter.com/MuchTalksBlog1/status/1637552990142754816?t=F_2xTPcDA7FLqssLCFyxvg&s=19

Igbos respect the Edo and Delta people cause they are people of real dignity and are warriors, very adventurous and enterprising people unlike the yaribas who are the weakest clowns in Nigeria, so it's easy to bully and conquer the yaribas...the fulani showed us the way in Ilorin during the days of Afonja.

Resurgent herdsmen attacks


After several months since mid-last year, of restoration of relative calm, with the drastic reduction in the violent clashes between herdsmen and farming communities, particularly in the Benue and Plateau states of the North-Central region, there are reports of renewed incessant attacks launched by the herdsmen in a number of states. The security agencies appeared to have at last effectively responded to President Muhammadu Buhari’s serial directives to decisively deal with all forms of violence, including banditry, terrorism, kidnapping and herdsmen-farming community clashes, but that success seems to be waning towards the tail end of the administration’s tenure, particularly with regard to reported recent attacks by herdsmen on a number of communities in some states.


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The Buhari administration must not rest on its oars until terror is defeated


After several months since mid-last year, of restoration of relative calm, with the drastic reduction in the violent clashes between herdsmen and farming communities, particularly in the Benue and Plateau states of the North-Central region, there are reports of renewed incessant attacks launched by the herdsmen in a number of states. The security agencies appeared to have at last effectively responded to President Muhammadu Buhari’s serial directives to decisively deal with all forms of violence, including banditry, terrorism, kidnapping and herdsmen-farming community clashes, but that success seems to be waning towards the tail end of the administration’s tenure, particularly with regard to reported recent attacks by herdsmen on a number of communities in some states.


For instance, early this month, armed herdsmen reportedly launched apparently coordinated attacks on several communities in Kwande Local Government Area of Benue State. In the violent invasion which affected such council wards as Moon, Mbaikyor, Mbadara and Ilyav in the local government, over 36 persons were killed, scores of others injured and large numbers of people chased away from their ancestral homelands, with the attacks coming from diverse directions. This reminds us of the large scale killing of residents in several communities across the state which used to be a near daily occurrence. We surely can’t afford regression to those gory days.


In a similar vein also in the first week of March, there were attacks by alleged herdsmen on the Ajegunle/Powerline community in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State which reportedly followed closely on similar onslaughts against residents in the Arimogija community in Ose Local Government Area of the state. The five separate attacks within one week, during which several persons were injured, were reportedly ignited by protests by the communities against the destruction of their farms by cows owned by the herdsmen. As in many other states which have passed anti-open grazing laws, the herdsmen allegedly graze their cattle openly with impunity. While the residents deserted their homes for fear of further attacks, the herdsmen were said to have extended their offensive to other communities in the area such as Ago-Dada and Ago-Onyinbo. Apparently, reports to the Ala Police Division as well as the Amotekun Corp yielded no positive results.

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Again, no less than 35 persons were reported killed in clashes in some Zango-Kataf communities of Southern Kaduna last weekend. The clash was ignited by a disagreement between security operatives and some Fulani men at a checkpoint in Ungwan Waikiki which led to the death of a Fulani man and a policeman before flaring into a larger crisis. In the case of Katsina State, there was a slight variant as the violence there last week was said to be as a result of a clash between suspected terrorists and local vigilantes, leading to the death of 18 villagers in Kankara Local Government Area and several others injured.

All these suggest that there may be a deliberate attempt by the sponsors of violence to derail the current delicate and sensitive transition from the incumbent to an incoming administration, resulting in programmed widespread chaos. The security agencies cannot avoid to discount any possibilities as they discharge their mandate of protecting lives and property as well as maintaining stability and national cohesion. Exploiting known fault lines to instigate violence within the context of the inevitable bitter fallouts of highly competitive elections can further destabilise the polity and deepen divisions among people. More than ever before, there is need for efficient and effective intelligence gathering to help nip planned attacks in the bud before they become destructive realities.

In a similar vein also in the first week of March, there were attacks by alleged herdsmen on the Ajegunle/Powerline community in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State which reportedly followed closely on similar onslaughts against residents in the Arimogija community in Ose Local Government Area of the state. The five separate attacks within one week, during which several persons were injured, were reportedly ignited by protests by the communities against the destruction of their farms by cows owned by the herdsmen. As in many other states which have passed anti-open grazing laws, the herdsmen allegedly graze their cattle openly with impunity. While the residents deserted their homes for fear of further attacks, the herdsmen were said to have extended their offensive to other communities in the area such as Ago-Dada and Ago-Onyinbo. Apparently, reports to the Ala Police Division as well as the Amotekun Corp yielded no positive results.





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The Buhari administration must not rest on its oars until terror is defeated


After several months since mid-last year, of restoration of relative calm, with the drastic reduction in the violent clashes between herdsmen and farming communities, particularly in the Benue and Plateau states of the North-Central region, there are reports of renewed incessant attacks launched by the herdsmen in a number of states. The security agencies appeared to have at last effectively responded to President Muhammadu Buhari’s serial directives to decisively deal with all forms of violence, including banditry, terrorism, kidnapping and herdsmen-farming community clashes, but that success seems to be waning towards the tail end of the administration’s tenure, particularly with regard to reported recent attacks by herdsmen on a number of communities in some states.


For instance, early this month, armed herdsmen reportedly launched apparently coordinated attacks on several communities in Kwande Local Government Area of Benue State. In the violent invasion which affected such council wards as Moon, Mbaikyor, Mbadara and Ilyav in the local government, over 36 persons were killed, scores of others injured and large numbers of people chased away from their ancestral homelands, with the attacks coming from diverse directions. This reminds us of the large scale killing of residents in several communities across the state which used to be a near daily occurrence. We surely can’t afford regression to those gory days.


In a similar vein also in the first week of March, there were attacks by alleged herdsmen on the Ajegunle/Powerline community in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State which reportedly followed closely on similar onslaughts against residents in the Arimogija community in Ose Local Government Area of the state. The five separate attacks within one week, during which several persons were injured, were reportedly ignited by protests by the communities against the destruction of their farms by cows owned by the herdsmen. As in many other states which have passed anti-open grazing laws, the herdsmen allegedly graze their cattle openly with impunity. While the residents deserted their homes for fear of further attacks, the herdsmen were said to have extended their offensive to other communities in the area such as Ago-Dada and Ago-Onyinbo. Apparently, reports to the Ala Police Division as well as the Amotekun Corp yielded no positive results.

Again, no less than 35 persons were reported killed in clashes in some Zango-Kataf communities of Southern Kaduna last weekend. The clash was ignited by a disagreement between security operatives and some Fulani men at a checkpoint in Ungwan Waikiki which led to the death of a Fulani man and a policeman before flaring into a larger crisis. In the case of Katsina State, there was a slight variant as the violence there last week was said to be as a result of a clash between suspected terrorists and local vigilantes, leading to the death of 18 villagers in Kankara Local Government Area and several others injured.



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Resurgent herdsmen attacks
ohanaeze middle belt youths move to end farmers herders crisis
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March 16, 2023
The Buhari administration must not rest on its oars until terror is defeated


After several months since mid-last year, of restoration of relative calm, with the drastic reduction in the violent clashes between herdsmen and farming communities, particularly in the Benue and Plateau states of the North-Central region, there are reports of renewed incessant attacks launched by the herdsmen in a number of states. The security agencies appeared to have at last effectively responded to President Muhammadu Buhari’s serial directives to decisively deal with all forms of violence, including banditry, terrorism, kidnapping and herdsmen-farming community clashes, but that success seems to be waning towards the tail end of the administration’s tenure, particularly with regard to reported recent attacks by herdsmen on a number of communities in some states.


For instance, early this month, armed herdsmen reportedly launched apparently coordinated attacks on several communities in Kwande Local Government Area of Benue State. In the violent invasion which affected such council wards as Moon, Mbaikyor, Mbadara and Ilyav in the local government, over 36 persons were killed, scores of others injured and large numbers of people chased away from their ancestral homelands, with the attacks coming from diverse directions. This reminds us of the large scale killing of residents in several communities across the state which used to be a near daily occurrence. We surely can’t afford regression to those gory days.


In a similar vein also in the first week of March, there were attacks by alleged herdsmen on the Ajegunle/Powerline community in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State which reportedly followed closely on similar onslaughts against residents in the Arimogija community in Ose Local Government Area of the state. The five separate attacks within one week, during which several persons were injured, were reportedly ignited by protests by the communities against the destruction of their farms by cows owned by the herdsmen. As in many other states which have passed anti-open grazing laws, the herdsmen allegedly graze their cattle openly with impunity. While the residents deserted their homes for fear of further attacks, the herdsmen were said to have extended their offensive to other communities in the area such as Ago-Dada and Ago-Onyinbo. Apparently, reports to the Ala Police Division as well as the Amotekun Corp yielded no positive results.

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Again, no less than 35 persons were reported killed in clashes in some Zango-Kataf communities of Southern Kaduna last weekend. The clash was ignited by a disagreement between security operatives and some Fulani men at a checkpoint in Ungwan Waikiki which led to the death of a Fulani man and a policeman before flaring into a larger crisis. In the case of Katsina State, there was a slight variant as the violence there last week was said to be as a result of a clash between suspected terrorists and local vigilantes, leading to the death of 18 villagers in Kankara Local Government Area and several others injured.

All these suggest that there may be a deliberate attempt by the sponsors of violence to derail the current delicate and sensitive transition from the incumbent to an incoming administration, resulting in programmed widespread chaos. The security agencies cannot avoid to discount any possibilities as they discharge their mandate of protecting lives and property as well as maintaining stability and national cohesion. Exploiting known fault lines to instigate violence within the context of the inevitable bitter fallouts of highly competitive elections can further destabilise the polity and deepen divisions among people. More than ever before, there is need for efficient and effective intelligence gathering to help nip planned attacks in the bud before they become destructive realities.

The outgoing Buhari administration cannot afford to take its eyes off the ball with regard to sustaining its recent successes in containing insecurity until the very end of its tenure. And, for the incoming administration, it has its work cut out in this regard; it must hit the ground running in introducing measures that will help guarantee the security of lives and property in a complex, plural polity like Nigeria.

https://thenationonlineng.net/resurgent-herdsmen-attacks/

HenryWilliams:
1. Stop selling/leasing land to igbos
2. Higher tax regimes for Igbo businesses in the SW
3. Higher tuition fees for igbos right from Primary school in the SW. No more free education for non indigenes.
4. Zero appointments for Igbos in SW civil service. Permanent or causal.
5. Strict ethic profiling of igbos in the SW.
6. Higher LUC for properties owned by igbos .
7. Renaming of streets in SW bearing Igbo names.
8. All markets must have babaloja and iyaloja. Igbos must not be allowed to control any markets in SW.

Since we can't officially deport them (for now)
Target and cripple their businesses and work opportunities in SW.. they will leave in droves and migrate elsewhere to continue their nefarious lifestyles

Lol what a brainless idiot, you think all this gibberish you listed is constitutionally viable in your "One Nigeria?" you might as well lobby your lawmakers to push for secession and declare your shitty Oduduwa republic, otherwise your rants and laughable PowerPoints are at best redundant castles in the air. Dem never born una mama well to act like savages under the Federal Republic of Nigeria, our military men will roll out their hardwares and shoot to kill any yorubaa bastard that attempts to harass other Nigerians. Una go learn by force, we must all enjoy this One Nigeria with all its dividends together by fire by force 😂😂😂😂

The murder of a 50 year old man by fulani herdsmen in Zarama community in Bayelsa had caused unrest in the community.

https://www.facebook.com/100048353403186/posts/pfbid0XkjfsTC6hu9Co5TdpwmpSdHC4BCfgn9FWYNEsQFGbhE1cauocJ3AhFFyJ3e53tUNl/?app=fbl

https://www.facebook.com/100002871095667/posts/pfbid035Z5MCtFqaSU7NwpUnkc8E1GshoTdrsZ6mwhkMiEYorEDRJP2Zrnrffz3Q7rMNGTol/?app=fbl

Yorubas have exchanged intellect for bigotry, agberoism and crudeness...the brain-drain syndrome in the South West is really alarming to see, a real endemic problem! And to think that the yorubaas used to pride themselves as the most sophisticated and intellectual ethnic group in Nigeria/Africa...this is the legacy of mediocrity Tinubu has bequeathed to the Yorubas, Awolowo will be rolling in his grave smh

Captain8:
bini people have forgotten so soon,,, alright I will not talk,,but I give bini people just one year and they will see their name in biafra...let me see any mumu bini person that will come and cry that ibos are landgrabbing them, so we should go for niger delta republic..

You do not toy with the devil,but binis are forgotten the devil...make I dey watch de event

Look at this miserable ogogoro drinking miscreant, you're so pained that the Edo people have found true friendship with Ndigbo? LMFAOOOO, bros Igbos no send your poverty-stricken sewage tribe, we've made it clear time and time again that we've got BIGGER FISHES to fry, and that includes making the right alliance with people that actually matter...I don't know what your grouse is with Igbos, but we've made it markedly clear that we share no affinity and relationship with your tiny ijaw tribe...in the event we get Biafra, it's going to be a homogenous Igbo nation ONLY, so get that into your thick ogogoro addled brain-cells and stop bugging for attention where there is none. Igbos NO SEND UNA.

I just find it strange you're antagonizing Igbos who don't even care one bit about you people's existence, but the North who are siphoning your "oyel" resources to develop their commonwealth while leaving your Ijaw state poor, wretched and environmentally uninhabitable aren't your headache! brainless barracuda ijaw sewage rat!

I'm not even Igbo but I respect them cause they are the ONLY people that are speaking up about the injustices plaguing this country, of course the Igbos are not perfect themselves as they have bad seeds among them that tarnish them, but which tribe and nation is perfect? that's the reason I'll always respect the Igbos...they are the only ones speaking up in this country and that's why they are despised, but the day they stop speaking up, then there will be nobody left to speak up for the downtrodden in this country...e remain make everybody answer him papa name.

christistruth01:



Ok

Chase the Yorubas out of Lagos then

Like your Unknown gunmen has already chased Nigerians from the SE

Go back to your Ogbomosho caves where you savages mine human skulls for a living, leave our Lagos alone you parasite!

Pleasant01:

But Oyo's GDP is bigger than Anambra and imo's combined.... how's that possible?
Lmfao.... challenge ibadan generate more money than ebonyi

Yes. Oyo state has a bigger GDP than Tokyo, Paris, New York and Silicon Valley, happy now Agbado man? 😭😭😭

muhammaduyusufu:

Look at some of the beggars and touts below.

2018 news, Taofeek you get sense at all?

Pleasant01:

If Oyo, the third most populated state in the south is barren what then do we call all se states?

Ebonyi has a better human capital than Oyo, na only beggars and touts dey Oyo state

yarimo:
OBI is IPOB agenda, thank God majority of Nigerians voters rejected them with full speed

They are the new owners of Lagos

Mylove55:
igbos are less than 25% in Lagos,
Don't be deceived, igbos can't claim lagos , so no new ownership of lagos

You don't need a huge population to legally annex a territory!