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PoliticsRe: I Have Fulfilled Ojukwu’s Dying Wish – Bianca by asorocker: 11:46pm On Dec 04, 2016
slurryeye:
Ojukwu was a coward that left millions to die of hunger running to ivory coast dressing as a woman
Ifeajuna coward ran to Ghana in 1966 during first coup responsible for the unsuccessful of the coup
Nzeogwu was killed by an unknown soldier and buried like a chicken
Agunyi-Ironsi was killed like a cockroach just after 6 months despite being head of state
Azikiwe not only betrayed his people during biafra war but masturbated to death
Nnamdi Kalu was got with a prostitute holding passport of the country he called zoo
Uwazurike doesn't know what he is fighting for and he has become a cowardice betrayal
Okadigbo and Ewerem were both impeached as senator president
Onwuatwegwu was shot in the head by unknown soldier for the atrocity he committed
Albert Okonkwo was seen fleeing from battle front and shot at the back of head
If biafra did all these then why are you wasting your blood trying to stop biafrans from leaving the same country they once shared with you, must you folks die fighting for your sworn enemies to live in the same country with you
PoliticsRe: I Have Fulfilled Ojukwu’s Dying Wish – Bianca by asorocker: 11:41pm On Dec 04, 2016
Keneking:
Great but the call for Biafra has since died with Ojukwu undecided
I see that Biafra was not part of his brief undecided
So why is there so much noise about Biafra? Maybe receiving support from some Red Cap Chiefs and their politicians embarassed embarassed embarassed
Would it not profit you that biafra was alive and igbos left your region why do you go on with you biafra death wish when igbos all the while would readily leave lasgo and south west region at the declaration of biafra.

Sometimes really i do not understand you folks
PropertiesRe: Check Out This Beautiful Couch Made With Biafran Flag by asorocker: 11:37pm On Dec 04, 2016
GuyWise:
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A...F...O...N...J....AAAAA.
Please i am not afonja and will never be one even if i am offered all the money Bill gates has i will never be an afonja for any reason whatsoever , you can call refer me as something else please
PropertiesRe: Check Out This Beautiful Couch Made With Biafran Flag by asorocker: 10:55pm On Dec 04, 2016
lol , this joke made my day , please mod take this joke to the appropriate section
PoliticsRe: I Have Fulfilled Ojukwu’s Dying Wish – Bianca by asorocker: 8:35pm On Dec 04, 2016
devilson:
let's talk about how oju-uku ran like a bitcrh after wasting the lives of 3million Igbos
Ojukwu fought for 30 months and ran and came back and was given a heroes burial
Ogundipe did not even fight before running.
Awolowo rather than fight , committed suicide.
Abiola instead of fighting was imprisoned and killed .
Oladipo Diya rather than fight Knelt down and wept like a fool at 50 before a mjor young enough to be his son.
Olanrewaju instead of fighting preferred to remain behind the bars.
Obasanjo rather than fight was bundle and sentenced to death.
Banjo got to the battle ground and started negotiating.
FFK rather than fight became a pastor in Ghana (false , hypocritical pastor)
Tinubu rather than fight went on self imposed exhile to london.
Adekunle wasted 33000 soldiers and was removed while fighting only for him to die like a vulture 40 years later
PoliticsRe: Yuletide: Nigerian Army To Dismantle Some Road Blocks In South-east by asorocker: 8:09pm On Dec 04, 2016
He said that the operation was not to witch-hunt any group or individuals but it was purely for military training and crime prevention.
So now Nigerian military are now crime fighters and they now fight crime with road blocks.

Now did they also say road blocks is for military training and crime prevention ?

sometimes i think Nigeria is better of without a military
PoliticsRe: Buhari Will Hold Nnamdi Despite Global Condemnation. by asorocker: 7:26pm On Dec 02, 2016
mrvitalis:
The charges against nnamdi Kanu is treason and as such can't be bailed.. . If he is found guilty (which is obvious he is as i have watched video of him soliciting money for arms to fight the Nigerian state) ... It will only take a presidential pardon to stop him from death which is the punishment for his offence...
what really is treason who si more of a treasonable felonist , the person who won an election without a secondary school certificate and refusing to step aside preferring to hold on tenatiously to the seat of power by manipulating judicary processes refusing to even maintain peace in the country through the non arrest of the actual treasonable felonist herdsmen who are going about with ammunitions and dangerous weapons slaughtering farmers e.t.c or the person who threathened to pull money to buy arms to secede from the country , something he never did.
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attack Ozu Item, Bende, In Abia by asorocker: 3:45pm On Dec 02, 2016
ianSweet:
U are very silly for this comment.
No middlebelter has any business with fulani, why should we defend them for any reason? U dont just have anything to say.
Igbos even attack middlebelters and yoruba muslims in the east during crisis mistaking our people for Hausa-fulanis and yet we have never launched an attack on igbos living in our midst.
you are even more silly to have overlooked the fact that middle belters Edward Omaga and Comrade Albert Ella took ipob leaders to ICC when 50 shallow graves of fulani were discovered in Abia but looked the other way when Fulani invaded enugu and umunneochi.

what is the business of middle belters Edward Omaga and Comrade Albert Ella over discovery of shallow graves in Abia
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attack Ozu Item, Bende, In Abia by asorocker: 3:41pm On Dec 02, 2016
wexyee:
so re u trying to justify wat the ipob did?........ Cuss i cant wrap my head around wat u wrote
even if ipob did it , it was in response and a counter attack to what fulanis did in Enugu and umunneochi.

why folks in middle belt and south west wailed blue murder over what they claim ipob did but did nothing over what fulanis did to igbos and do even to middle belt and south west is what i still cannot fathom.
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attack Ozu Item, Bende, In Abia by asorocker: 3:39pm On Dec 02, 2016
Twistaray:
O really?
Well,i dont see those yorubas that's been given you nightmares hence shouting their name like your life,victory depends on it.

Oya go now go defend abia no one is stopping you.

grin

Like seriously dude,you want to blame yoruba now?

Lmaoooooo grin
i am through with this back and forth argument , Thanks
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attack Ozu Item, Bende, In Abia by asorocker: 3:30pm On Dec 02, 2016
Twistaray:
grin

Yoruba must be very powerful to have been able to prevent the almighty brave ibo like ojukwu, right?

grin

Dude, stop blaming yorubas for every misfortune that befall you abeg.

Go and fight back and stop hiding behind your keyboard to lament and blame yorubas grin

Cowards iiiii cheesy
did you read the post at all , it was a yoruba activist Samson Babalola fighting for the slain fulani who dragged igbos before ICC , does it not matter to you that the same yorubas and middle belters wailed more than the North after the Jan 15 1966 coup was done to liberate the South west that was engulfed in Crisis.
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attack Ozu Item, Bende, In Abia by asorocker: 3:12pm On Dec 02, 2016
wexyee:
hmmmmmmm i tot this people re the ones insulting the middle belt for not doing annything huh?? I hope nw they knw the full wrath of this evil....... god save nigeria
Fulani question would have been resolved a long time ago but for Middle belters who will always join fulanis against igbos , the middle belters and yourbas will always turn around and back the fulani against igbos
Albert Ella and Edward Omaga are middle belters.

A civil rights activist, Comrade Albert Ella has lodged a criminal complaint at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, against members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, following the revelation by the Department of State Services (DSS) that five persons of Hausa-Fulani extraction were abducted, killed and buried in shallow graves, amidst fifty other unidentified persons at Isuikwato Local Government Area of Abia State, South-Eastern Nigeria.

The Complaint which was made through his lawyer,
Edward Omaga, Esq. of Graylaw Solicitors accused IPOB members and leader of committing grave crimes against humanity.

The lawyer alleged that the records show that the said fifty unidentified persons, whose dead bodies the DSS had exhumed but hidden for security reasons, were murdered by IPOB with the use of chemicals and other dangerous instruments against the Rome Statute.
These unidentified persons who are also suspected to be of the Hausa-Fulani stock are entitled to right to life as guaranteed under Chapter IV of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights and other international human rights instruments. Therefore, they (even in death) and their relatives, sympathizers and dependants deserve justice from the ICC as a matter of urgency.
The Complaint dated 13th April, 2016 which was filed on 19th April, 2016 at the ICC has been acknowledged by Leigh Swigart, a Senior Trial Attorney in the Office of the Prosecutor.
Omaga said the Complaint seeks to expose the divisive and gruesome activities of IPOB in recent times while requesting the ICC, being the international court of last resort, to open investigation and prosecute Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and other members of his group who claimed to be freedom fighters, since Nigerian courts are unwilling genuinely to bring them to book.
Mr. Wolfgang Bendler, a German based legal practitioner on the List of Counsel at the ICC has been appointed to work full time on this case as international head of the legal team to be assisted by Mr. Omaga.
“We commiserate with families of those who lost their lives in the hands of IPOB and assure all well meaning Nigerians that justice devoid of political undertone is tenable.
“The end will soon come for all the purveyors of evil and iniquity in this country. We are not asking those who had associated with IPOB in the hope of using intellect and due process to pursue self-determination to forget their quest.
“However, it is now apparent that IPOB is no longer the vehicle for the actualization of the “Republic of Biafra” as vigorously sought by forefathers of the Igbo people.
We look forward to obtaining justice for the sake of humanity at The Hague where it is settled that the most serious crimes of concern to the international community as as a whole must not go unpunished”.
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attack Ozu Item, Bende, In Abia by asorocker: 3:05pm On Dec 02, 2016
CXLVII:
They re naturally cowards, they just ONLY very good at chest-beating. Ojukwu exhibited such trait to when he had to abandon his people and fled through an airstrip. Outright cowardice!
When Abia people revenged , it was a yoruba man that carried fulani matter on head like a vulture carrying the dead meat of another animal on its head

A group, Conference of Minority Tribes of Nigeria has threatened to drag the leadership of the Indigenous of People of Biafra the International Criminal Court

- The group called on the Nigerian government to hold the IPOB responsible for the recent killings northerners in Abia state

- It cautioned the federal government to start monitoring all the activities of the IPOB
A group, the Conference of Minority Tribes of Nigeria (CMTN) on Monday, April 11, called on the Nigerian government to hold all leaders of the Indigenous People of Biafra responsible for killings of Hausa-Fulani in Abia state.

Speaking at a press briefing in Abuja, the secretary general of the group, Samson Babalola said the killings of five Northern Nigerians as alleged by the Department of State Services is a crime against humanity


Describing the killings as a blow the belt incident threatening the cordial relationship between ethnic nationals in Nigeria, Babalola said the group is set to drag the leadership of the IPOB to the International Criminal Court (ICC) over the alleged killings by the group.

Babalola said: "However, by killing these innocent people, whose only offence is possibly that they were of a different ethnic stock from IPOB, these separatists have proven that they do not deserve and must never get the backing of other tribes and ethnic nationalities in the country."


https://politics.naij.com/795708-hold-ipob-leadership-responsibility-killings-northerners-abia-state-group-says.html
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attack Ozu Item, Bende, In Abia by asorocker: 3:00pm On Dec 02, 2016
payosehtor:
Don't igbos my brother.the middle belt is surrounded by Muslim state/communities that provides a shield for the fulani invaders but when the attack us u need to hear how Igbos brag.
When Igbos revenge and kill them and their leaders , it is the same middle belters that will turn around to join them to fight igbos.

Sometime early this year when igbos revenged and 50 graves of fulani herdsmen were found in Abia state , it was a middle belter and yourbas that threathened to drag igbos before ICJ and AI for abuse of human rights and genocide against fulani herdsmen.

Our problem is not fulani but the vultures and hyena that will join fulani to fight igbos. Igbos would have settled fulani issues along time ago but for vultures and hyenas
PoliticsRe: The DSS And Slain Fulani In Igbo Mass Grave: The Lesson From Yugoslavia by asorocker(op): 2:51pm On Dec 02, 2016
Could this be why The Military launched the operation Python Dance,
1. Launch an Operation
2. Provoke warring Igbo communities to attack Fulani Herdsmen by allowing cows to graze on their farm lands during the month of December near Xmas Period.
3. Use Operation Python Dance to victimise and brutalise igbos in their communities in the name of curbing attacks on fulani herdsmen and make the Xmas celebration a disaster.
4. Put the blame on the killing of innocent Igbos in their communities on unproked attacks from miscreants and IPOB youths.
5. go to international press and tell the world that IPOB youths and miscreant openly atacked soldiers during the xmas period whcih was brutally put down leading to the injury and death of innocern citizens
PoliticsThe DSS And Slain Fulani In Igbo Mass Grave: The Lesson From Yugoslavia by asorocker(op): 2:43pm On Dec 02, 2016
The Department of State Security (DSS) have claimed that five Fulani herdsmen were abducted, killed and buried in a mass grave by members of IPOB in Abia state a few days ago. It also claimed that there were up to 50 more bodies in the grave and that they are all Fulani.

The implications of this announcement is obvious. It will create more tension and fear in the land and it will lead to reprisal killings in the North. Violence is never the way out and I have always believed that it has no place in any civilized society. Yet what I find curious about this announcement is the fact that it is unique and historic. I say this because thousands of Igbos, Yorubas, Niger-Deltans and Middle Belters have been killed by Fulani militants and herdsmen over the last ten months since President Buhari came to power, yet the DSS has never announced it and told the country about the details and ethnic identities of the victims. When one thousand Shiite Muslims were slaughtered in Zaria and buried in mass graves the DSS did not speak. When five hundred Idomas were massacred in Agatu by Fulani militants the DSS did not speak. When hundreds of southern and Middle Belt farms were raided by AK-47-wielding Fulani herdsmen who murdered, raped, burnt down and took over the land of their victims, the DSS never gave us details of the victims or made any announcements. When our leaders in the South were kidnapped and when men witnessed their wives and children being raped and butchered by the Fulani militias before their very eyes, the DSS made no announcements. When the elder-statesman Chief Olu Falae’s farm was raided by the Fulani militants for the third time in one year and his OPC guard was slaughtered, the DSS made no announcements. When the villagers and farmers in the south-east were murdered and their wives and daughters were abducted by the Fulani militants, the DSS made no announcements. When traditional rulers, nuns and priests were abducted and killed by Fulani herdsmen in the south-south the DSS made no announcements.

When the farms of the south west were attacked and ravaged and Yoruba farmers and their families were butchered by the Fulani militants the DSS made no announcements. When the International Terror Index told the world that the Fulani militias in Nigeria are the “fourth most deadly terror organization in the world”, the DSS said nothing and neither did they give us details about their activities or their victims. Worse of all is the fact that our government and our President, who himself happens to be a Fulani, has never deemed it fit or necessary to condemn the activities of the Fulani herdsmen and militants and neither have they expressed any sympathy or displayed any empathy for their many victims. Let me be clear: The murder of anyone, regardless of their ethnicity or faith, is unacceptable to me. I deplore murder and violence and, in my view, the killing of one innocent soul diminishes the humanity of every single one of us as a community and a nation. However, it seems curious that the minute that Fulanis are killed in the East, the DSS is quick to rise to the occasion and express concern about it whilst they do not express the same concern when Nigerians from other ethnic nationalities were killed by the Fulani in their own homes and land.

Double standard Therein lies the double standard and it is sad and unfortunate. Furthermore, not only is it very dangerous but it also confirms the view that our government and security agencies are not only partial but that they are also attempting to implement an ethnic and religious agenda. Three questions must be answered: Firstly, who is funding the Fulani herdsmen and where do they get their weapons from? Secondly, why does our government not only turn a blind eye to the mass murder and genocide that they regularly indulge in but also go out of their way to protect them? And thirdly, why do the government and security agencies have so much hatred and contempt for those that the Fulani regularly target and their victims and why do they believe that those victims do not deserve to enjoy the full protection of the Federal Government? Could it be because they are regarded as slaves and second class citizens? Is Fulani blood and are Fulani lives more important than others? Indeed, do non-Fulani lives matter in President Buhari’s Nigeria? Are we compelled to begin a ‘’non-Fulani lives matter” movement which is based and fashioned on the “Black Lives Matter” movement in the United States of America before we can draw the attention of the world to what is going on in our country? Is it not obvious and logical that when the security agencies refuse to protect the citizens from the murderous hordes and herdsmen from hell, those citizens will eventually seek to protect themselves and go on the offensive? That is human nature and it is to be expected. Is it not clear to those in power that when a people are convinced that their government is no longer impartial in any conflict and that the security agencies of that government have been directed to go out of their way to actively and openly support those that constantly and regularly slaughter their people, it will eventually lead to open war? Is it so difficult to accept the fact that no government and no force from hell or on earth can compel or intimidate a man into lying down passively and silently watch his family, loved ones and kinsmen being butchered and slaughtered morning, day and night, without trying to protect them and without indulging in some form of retaliation? Causes of war With the sort of things that are going on in our country today, it is time to tell ourselves some home-truths. No-one wishes to accept it let alone say it but sadly war may come to Nigeria again.I do not want war and I consider it to be the ultimate evil but I am constrained to speak the truth and say things as I see them. The fact that a war is coming is a testimony to the fact that we have all failed to manage the peace that God has given us since 1970 and the cessation of hostilities after our brutal civil war. We have failed so badly that the remote and immediate causes of that civil war are back with us today even though we hate to admit or acknowledge it. Our country is like Yugoslavia unfolding before it exploded and violently broke into five separate countries. All the signs are there. Anyone that knows about the history of Yugoslavia or that is a student of world history will agree with me and appreciate what I am saying. Consider the dangerous mix. A crumbling economy. An inept, weak, failing and paranoid government. A hungry, angry and increasingly desperate civilian population. An ignorant, obsessive, arrogant, insensitive, corrupt and self-absorbed political class who are out of touch with reality. The implementation of an ethnic and religious agenda by a government that refuses to consider the implications of taking such a course of action and that have an early-1960’s mind-set. A relentless clamp-down on and persecution of the opposition and all dissenting voices by the government and the use of fear as a tool of governance and control. The entering into military alliance with a group of Arab Sunni Muslim countries that seek to Islamise our country. The constant and open abuse of power. The impunity and insensitivity of the Buhari administration to the plight of the masses. The hunger, hardship, poverty and suffering in the land. The failure of the government to get rid of the fuel queues and supply electrical power. The demonisation of peaceful and law-abiding self-determination groups and the unlawful incarceration of their leaders. The breach of the constitutional rights of the citizens and the ignoring of court orders and judicial processes by the government. The attempt to intimidate and control the judiciary and legislature by government. The list goes on and on and history proves that such a mixture of circumstances is dangerous and can only lead to open conflict if not halted. The country is badly divided today and the people are suffering as never before. We must do our best to ensure that that division and hatred does not spill over into open war. This is because war is a terrible thing which must be avoided at all costs. The Yugoslavia lesson If anyone doubts that they should consider the plight of the Bosnians of Bosnia-Herzogovina during the Yugoslavian civil war that took place in the European Balkans in the late 1980’s right up until 1992. They were the only ethnic group in Yugoslavia that was not prepared for it when the war started. They had no arms, no plan, no allies and no fall back position. When the fighting started, they were caught unawares and, for two years, they suffered immeasurably for their stupidity and naivety whilst their people were killed like flies and their women and children were raped and enslaved. God forbid this should happen to any ethnic group or ANY of our people in Nigeria. The reason that they suffered for two years was because there was an international arms embargo placed on all the ethnic groups and warring militias and armies in Yugoslavia when the war started. And, sadly, the Bosnians were the only ones that did not buy and stockpile arms in preparation for war, months and years before it actually broke out. Plagued by a cowardly and weak-minded ruling elite and a naive, self-serving, servile, ignorant and intellectually-challenged middle class, the Bosnians just kept talking, writing newspaper articles, appeasing the aggressors and their tormentors, praying and hoping for peace whilst all the other ethnic and religious groups and warring parties were quietly preparing for war. Sounds familiar? They suffered immensely for their lack of understanding, insight and foresight and their civilian population paid a heavy price. For two years after the civil war started, the Bosnians could not even buy a gun or bullet to defend themselves. Their towns were besieged and blown up whilst their women and children were raped, enslaved and butchered. Their men were rounded up into Second World War-like Nazi concentration camps and starved and tortured to death and their dignity and self-respect was taken from them. They were turned into an internally-displaced people and their land was transformed into a sea of desperate and suffering refugees. It was a nightmare from hell and suffering on this scale had not been seen on European soil since the First and Second World Wars. It was after the international community silently watched them being slaughtered by their Serbian and Croatian compatriots for two long years that they were compelled, as a consequence of pressure from the people of the world and on moral and humanitarian grounds, to lift the arms embargo on them so that they could buy arms to defend themselves. The war dragged on for more years after that but, at least, the Bosnians, though two years late, were now able to fight back and defend themselves. It took the intervention of NATO, the bombing of Belgrade by the international community led by the Americans and the eventual break-up of the entire country into five pieces to stop the carnage and barbarity of the Serbs and eventually bring the civil war to an end. It was during that war that the term “ethnic cleansing” was first used by CNN to describe what was being done by the Serbs to the Bosnians, the Croats, the Slovenians, the Kosovars, the Macedonians and the Monte Negrans, all of whom represented the other ethnic groups that made up the old Yugoslavia. Eventually the country broke up and each of them got their independence from the dominant Serbs and from one another. If such a thing could have happened in the heart of Europe in the early 1990’s why on earth would any reasonably intelligent person dismiss the notion that it can happen here? The only difference would be that if such a thing were to ever unfold in our country, it would be far worse than what happened in Yugoslavia due to the sheer size of our population. We must do all we can to avoid this. We must reach out to one another in love and understanding in this country in an attempt to prevent war and secure the peace. Yet sadly the signs of a future conflict are already there. I pray that I am wrong but as far as I am concerned, for Nigeria, the bell is tolling. May the Lord deliver us.
PoliticsRe: Fulani Herdsmen Attack Ozu Item, Bende, In Abia by asorocker:
sinistermind:
And Nigeria military is mounting blockade at Niger Bridge, while the real war is going on inner communities. I'm just tired
really
PoliticsRe: Security Agents "Mock" Biafra During Crackdown On Students In Cameroon. PICS by asorocker: 8:35pm On Dec 01, 2016
They are still far better than the ones that would have opened fire on the protesters but take cover when they encounter real armed insurgents.

So some of the cameroonian students know biafra land is beautiful
PoliticsRe: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Bags Global Fairness Award by asorocker: 8:21pm On Dec 01, 2016
God Bless Aunty Ngozi all the way , shame to haters
PoliticsRe: Operation Python Dance Is An Extortion Scheme! by asorocker: 8:09pm On Dec 01, 2016
the present Government is the most confused in the history of Nigeria, i knew it would come to this level, notice how they are planning no operations for the millions of Ritual forests in Ogun and Oyo only to bring their good for nothing military to a zone that is peaceful and beginning to grow its economy.

Like everything the planned for igbos , it will backfire .

Buahri the that order soldiers to shoot at unarmed protesters and took a loan of $30b without any allocation to the east, that planned to relocate Boko Haram prisoners to the south East prisons , that allocated the least capital vote in his failed budget has now remembered that the East needs protection from unarmed protesters during the yuletide, like i said before it would back fire. when fulani hersdmen were killing Enugu natives how many soldiers were deployed now they remember the east in times like xmas.

the though they could marginalise the east in allocating their worthless federeal appointment but the number of igbos clinching world class jobs in world bank and other top foreign companies has proved to them that they cannot and will not marginalise the igbos.
PoliticsRe: Hurray !!! Hausa To Become Nigeria's Second Official Language by asorocker(op): 7:53pm On Dec 01, 2016
TippyTop:
This is why I want Igbos to remain part of Nigeria, if Igbos leave, Hausa would become our lingua franca.
and you think now if they start forcing you to accept Hausa as your lingua franca igbos would repeat the regrateable mistakes they made in the 60s , I thinks igbos have learn their lessons , only fools make the same mistake twice
PoliticsRe: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Bags Global Fairness Award by asorocker: 7:49pm On Dec 01, 2016
CSTR13:
With this woman as president and with her global credibility, the massive influx of solid investments unprecedented in Nigeria's history may even be enough to catapult the country into a mid-level power like south korea or thailand.
will the problems of Nigeria understanding this ?

the biggest problems of Nigeria are those that elected an illiterate to the position of a president in the name of change
PoliticsHurray !!! Hausa To Become Nigeria's Second Official Language by asorocker(op): 7:46pm On Dec 01, 2016
The population of Hausa speakers in Nigeria has reached about 120 million, a colloquium has said. This was contained in a communiqué issued on Thursday at the end of a one-day colloquium organised by the Department of African Languages and Cultures, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria Kaduna State.

The communiqué, which was signed by Dr Balarabe Danladi and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), said numerical strength, was a major consideration in which language becomes official. “This is because, it has speakers all over the world and the speakers are grouped into native and non-native speakers. “In Nigeria, native Hausa speakers exceed 70 million and non-native speakers who use Hausa as second language are likely to be between 40 and 50 million on a conservative estimate,” it added

The communiqué said it had also been observed that more than one-third of the total population of Nigeria, understood Hausa language, and that for being widely spread, within and outside Nigeria had established the fact that “Hausa is a lingua-franca in Nigeria. “This position has made it easier for Government to promote Hausa to the level of an official language in Nigeria

The argument is that a language that acquires lingua-franca status demands little effort from the government and scholars to qualify as an official language”, it noted. It said Hausa language is used in Mosques, Churches, business transactions and a host of other social and political activities. The communiqué said Hausa language had international recognition which served as a good index to initiate the process of making it an official one. It said Hausa had been recognised internationally in various spheres such as Microsoft, foreign universities, international media, Face book and other international works, and that adoption of indigenous language, particularly Hausa, would facilitate national growth and development. (NAN)
PoliticsRe: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Bags Global Fairness Award by asorocker: 7:43pm On Dec 01, 2016
else where her haters are like "why cant it be one of us"


APC see your wretched lives !!!
PoliticsRe: Why Did Ojukwu Flee? by asorocker: 3:20pm On Dec 01, 2016
Brigham:
Why did Ojukwu flee?

Ojukwu was a born coward, a lousy braggart and a liar, Ojukwu fled leaving his men on the battlefield to rot and die of famine.

He hijacked and flew his shiny little motor car to Ivory Coast, in a plane meant to transport dying children, who does that? A coward
Really so a coward was given state burial and honored by the Nigerian Army with Generals carrying his casket meanwhile your supposed heroe Adekunle was a beggar , begging survival money from an igbo COAS before he died.
PoliticsRe: Court Declines To Release Nnamdi Kanu, Others On Bail by asorocker: 2:41pm On Dec 01, 2016
Allee90:
Eliminate the idiots. They are just 5%
Those idiots are far more intelligent, creative , successful, brilliant and richer than you and your tribe , so that makes you worse than an idiot
PoliticsRe: WHY THE SOUTH EAST SHOULD FORGET ABOUT BIAFRA by asorocker: 6:12pm On Nov 30, 2016
Aigbofa:
We the sons of Oduduwa are not neurotic people who swing from one extreme to the other depending on the season.
From champions of the status quo under Jonathan to secessionists after Jonathan.
What has the sons of Oduduwa ever stood finally for, one of their sons who swore to tear his green card if trump wins has started speaking from both sides of the mouth while their prophet of doom has now swallowed his prophelies about the US Election.

Now i understand why igbos were foolishly led to declare Biafra when Awolowo sowre that if by Omission of commission Igbos were allowed to secede that the west will seced
PoliticsRe: ############## by asorocker: 8:03pm On Nov 26, 2016
at the rate Anambra is going , i see a new economic boom , an economic renaissance of the East with the Eastern economy becoming the fastest growing economy in the world again.
please some of the businesses might need rebranding like the piko and pokobros , those names are no longer fashionable even innosson need to rebrand , change name and relaunch more finer car brands.

panasonic was formerly Matsushita Electric
PoliticsRe: Army Denies Killing 150 Pro-biafra Agitators by asorocker: 2:13pm On Nov 25, 2016
talktimi:
The average Nigerian doesn't like the Ibo man especially our brothers from the two major tribes so why not allow the Ibo's go their own way or better still, allow for a referendum amongst those in the SE instead of the FG complicating their stupidíty by committing extra judicial murder cool
the Igbos do not need to go anywhere , all igbos need to do is sink Nigeria from within andd when the ship starts sinking they can opt out
PoliticsRe: Probe The Reported Killing Of 150 Biafra Agitators – South East Senators by asorocker: 11:08am On Nov 25, 2016
The painful thing about this is that the protesters were unarmed. when someone told me a long time ago that Nigeria had no military but a bunch of touts i argued , the same military were routed by illiterate boko haram members and many died in yobe river while others were resuced by Niger republi Army and they could not do much , but when it comes to shooting unarmed protesters , you will the Military at its best .
PoliticsRe: Army Denies Killing 150 Pro-biafra Agitators by asorocker:
orunto27:
Biafra, like Bokoharam, does not exist in the Nigerian Constitution. Therefore The Nigerian Military is constitutionally authorized to violate, victimize and kill any one bearing and associated with Biafra and Bokoharam. Biafra and Bokoharam are tearing Nigeria apart and making the Country ungovernable for The Presidency.
the problem really is not Biafra, the problem is shooting at unarmed protesters , after the U.S presidential electiion won by Donald Trump , there were protest all over the united states and at no point did the U.S Military use live bullets on the protesters even when the protests took a violent turn .but here we have an a big for nothing inept Military that could not even stop cameroon from taken bakassi shooting at unarmed protesters..
The military is really shameless and despiscable only a vulturous military would shoot at unarmed protesters.
PoliticsRe: Would You Like GEJ To Return As President? Saharareporters Shares Poll Result by asorocker: 11:42am On Nov 22, 2016
NgeneUkwenu:
[size=14pt]Only A Fool and an IPOB Yoot, Will Ask For The Ineffectual Buffoon To Come Back....

Ndi Ara![/size]
sO Sokoto Youths are now IPOB youths , na real wa for dishonesty and igbophobism

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