₦airaland Forum

acenazt:
idoma hahahhahahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahahahaha i don die una don join Northmen for Una list of Theft??

Idoma was never part of north it was when they created states that they included it in middle belt region and moreover most Idoma people bear Igbo names and that is not a coincidence my dear.

acenazt:
point of Correction ojukwu Ran out leaving you idiots to be crushed like ants

Was that what your parents told you?

PassingShot:
Is Biafra made up of Yoruba and Hsusa too?

YOruba and Hausa are never in Biafran region

wiseone28:
keep living in the past

I don't blame you maybe because your parents feeds you that is why you don't know what oppression feels like

wiseone28:
mr dreamer abeg remove ibibio and efik we don't share in your dream.. Tnx

Go tell that to your elders and they will just laugh at you. What was the name of the man that ojukwu handed over before he travelled out.

nickxtra:
You must be suffering from numerically brain drain. How did you get that figure?

give lie mohammed a call ask him.

chris4gold:
biko, how many tribe and state make up biafra o?

we have many but I will mention a few
Igbo
Ijaw
Ibibio
Efik
Egede
Idoma
And many more

regal4luv:
There are all full. Association of past criminal (APC) cannot be trusted

Apc lies can only work for people who have light in brain and foolish.

fritiyo:
wow! op they will come n brand u wailer for a wonderful tory like this.

Na dem get their mouth while me I get my brain and opinion.

theLegion:
Too long to read and too busy to read it all... *WalksAway

why won't you walk away when our generation finds it hard to read, but not withstanding of which you saw something like Gej is corrupt you would have taken your time to read it all and still searched for more, you child of hate.

chris4gold:
siaka na igbo guy abi?



I sorry sorry oo...

Why are you talking as if Biafra is made up of only Igbos

IceDude:
@babajero......Double brace nai make sense pass

one is brace while two is embrace

carnegiefan:
Yes, you are correct. Anybody from Biafraland who is holding position in Nigeria is only representing himself or herself.
Our people know that they don't represent us.

Those people who gets chicken change from this unholy fuse called nigeria are the ones shouting one nigeria, well I don't blame them it is the yoruba blood in them that is causing, real and strong men never remain in shackles.

It is obvious Biafra don't need any position in Nigeria anymore she needs her freedom.

I know the yorubas will be like this people are waxing stronger o, baba!!! Do something.

PassingShot:
Is Siaka an Igbo name?

is biafra made up of only Igbo?

Biafra is strong





BREAKING!!! Biafra National Team Defeat Taipei Magpies of Taiwan 4:1 (See Photos)





By: Ifedu
Another beautiful day of football. We won by 4:1, Siaka scored all the 4. What do we call 4 goals scored in a game by a single player? Please I need your help, I know 2 goals is called a brace, 3 is a hat trick but 4 kwa nu? Someone said it’s a hat trick and an added bonus. Another said it’s double brace, what’s your opinion?











 BIAFRA: Brief Interview Granted to The Vice President EU Free Alliance, Lopez by IPOB’s Omio Asiegbu

 

“The greatest mistake Buhari has ever made was kidnapping our amiable leader and director of Radio Biafra Nnamdi Kanu, in the sense that his actions has attracted attention from people that reason like human beings. The western world has been notified of his atrocities and are beginning to seek more information as regards the Adolf Hitler of our time

More money has been allegedly stolen under Goodluck Jonathan than there was money to steal.

LAI Mohammed, APC National Publicity Secretary, is one of President Buhari’s ministerial nominees. When he appeared for screening before the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio made a wry observation. He said: “If I know (Lai Mohammed) very well, he may have one or two propaganda to drop before he leaves here.” His Senate colleagues burst into laughter because they understood what he meant.
Lai Mohammed is a master propagandist. During the election season, he cried wolf every other day, claiming to unearth new “fantabulous” PDP plans to rig the election. One of the most outrageous was his allegation that PDP used disappearing ink on the ballot papers of APC supporters in Ekiti. He also alleged PDP imported one Gyora Berger from Israel, with the mandate to jam all the card-readers in the North-West and the North-East.
Our distinguished Senators failed to ask Mohammed about these tall-tales for which he is known and loved. They failed to determine if we are to expect more of the same from him as Honourable Minister, or whether he intends to tamp it down a little.

Anti-corruption APC

The APC is now Nigeria’s self-styled anti-corruption party. Five months after the elections, the only recognised public policy of the new Buhari administration is anti-corruption. The government’s economic policy is anti-corruption.
Its social policy is anti-corruption. Its foreign policy is anti-corruption. Buhari plans to revive our ailing economy with anti-corruption. He plans to fix our broken educational system with anti-corruption. He also plans to fix our health and social services with anti-corruption.
Hear him: “The monies we realise from anti-corruption campaign will be adequately used to improve education in the country.”
“The money saved will finance jobs, health-care and the provision of social safety net for the needy, weak and vulnerable of our land.” When can we expect these dividends of anti-corruption to start competing with our proceeds from oil?
Fabrication of data: The APC has consistently exploited the gullibility of Nigerians. Recognising the low level of education in the country, the party has gone all out to promote its anti-corruption policy. It went to town with the CBN governor’s bombast, first that $50 billion was missing from the nation’s coffers; and later that $20 billion was missing. Any Nigerian with a modicum understanding of economics knows it is impossible for such huge sums to be missing in an economy the size of Nigeria’s.
Professor Soludo declared that, in the five years of Jonathan’s administration, no less than 30 trillion naira had been stolen. The APC again went to town with this, not minding that the total annual federal budget under Jonathan was a little over 4.5 trillion naira. In short, more money has been allegedly stolen under Goodluck Jonathan than there was money to steal.
The propaganda did not stop once APC came to power. The APC claimed it met an empty treasury. However, Dr. Abubakar Sulaiman, Deputy Chairman, National Planning Commission debunked this claim by revealing that Jonathan left behind $30 billion. There was also some $2 billion left in the Excess Crude Account and the Sovereign Wealth Fund; amounts that would have been more had the governors not insisted some of it should be shared.
Buhari says: “Jonathan’s ministers stole 150 billion dollars.” How exactly did Mr. President come by this outlandish figure? These figures are just plucked out of thin air. APC chieftains say one million barrels of oil was stolen everyday under Jonathan.
That cannot be because it is virtually half of Nigeria’s daily oil-production.
Oshiomhole says a senior official of the Obama administration revealed that a Jonathan minister stole $6 billion dollars. How can one single individual possibly steal that much? This claim has since been denied by the Americans. Oshiomhole also claims a consultancy fee of 140 billion naira was paid for the Second Niger Bridge when the total cost of the bridge is only 108 billion. APC chieftains just keep coming up with outrageous figures, in order to keep burnishing their anti-corruption posture.

Promises, promises

During the election, APC ignored the parlous state of the economy and went to town, promising Nigerians heaven on earth. It promised to pay a stipend of 5,000 naira monthly to the 25 million poorest Nigerians. This would come to 125 billion every month and 1.5 trillion every year.
The party must have known it was impossible to do this with a 4.5 trillion annual budget, least of all at a time when oil is now selling for less than $50 a barrel. Nevertheless, it used this promise to deceive the gullible.
APC promised to provide free education; free meals daily for millions of Nigerian public school-children; free tertiary education; free health-care and free houses. All this have turned out to be fictitious. Buhari promised to create 740,000 jobs within a year in the 36 states of the federation, as well as one million jobs for Igbo youths by revamping the huge coal deposits in Enugu State for electricity generation. However, in five months, his administration has created no new jobs. Instead, it has lost many by its go-slow and do-nothing stance.

Reneging on promises

Once the election was “won,” Buhari declared on TV Continental that, unlike the Quran and the Bible, the APC position during the election is subject to change.
Suddenly, the APC found it necessary to deny the two key documents on which it had based its presidential campaign: “My Covenant with Nigerians,” and “One Hundred Things Buhari Will Do in 100 Days.”
These documents bore the official APC logo, were promoted on the APC website and were used extensively on the campaign trail by APC officials. But once the election was over, the APC reneged on the promises made in them.
Garba Shehu said: “I did not fund or authorise any of those. I can equally bet my last kobo that candidate Buhari did not see or authorise those publications.” Lai Mohammed swore that: “Buhari never promised to do anything in 100 days, that’s the honest truth.”
However, the 100 days document was the handiwork of the policy and research directorate of the APC presidential campaign, headed by former Governor Kayode Fayemi.
Buhari himself introduced the Covenant document in the first person. He said: “This covenant is to outline my agenda for Nigeria and provide a bird’s eye view of how we intend to bring about the change that our country needs and deserves.
The covenant is derived from the manifesto of my party, the All Progressives Congress. It, however, represents my pledge to you all when I become your president.” But once he became president, Buhari now claims he had nothing to do with the document.

Assets declaration

In a document titled: “I Pledge to Nigeria,” Buhari declared: “I pledge to publicly declare my assets and liabilities, (and) encourage all my appointees to publicly declare their assets and as a pre-condition for appointment.” However, after the election, Femi Adesina, the president’s special adviser, denied the president ever made such a promise.
He said: “You need to get his words right, go and check all that the president said during the campaign, in no place would you see it attributed to him as a person. But then there is a document by his party, the All Progressives Congress, saying he would declare publicly, so we need to set that right, it’s a declaration by his party.”
What is obviously lost to the APC is that there is a definite contradiction between fighting corruption and telling lies. Corruption cannot be fought with deception. It is a classic principle of jurisprudence that “he who comes into equity must come with clean hands.” But APC clearly does not understand this at all.

Deception is corruption

It is remarkable that the very party that fought an election by taking the moral high ground of being anti-corruption is the one that has shown the most blatant inclination to twist, bend, distort and obfuscate the truth at every turn.
For APC, change means recycling old PDP politicians; avoiding the young; and relegating women into obscurity. Change means ensuring the principal organs of government: the executive, legislature and the judiciary, are now all monopolised by the North.
It means the key staff of Aso Rock are now virtually all Northerners. It means the INEC Chairman is now from the North, the same region as the president.
Change for the APC is declaring Rotimi Amaechi innocent until proven guilty; while declaring Diezani Alison-Madueke guilty until proven innocent. Change means the president can overlook the South-East in appointments.
Clearly, this is not the change Nigerians were led to expect. This is not the kind of change APC promised Nigerians while seeking our votes. What the party has done is to betray the trust of Nigerians. To put it bluntly, Nigerians were deceived into putting the APC in power.
This makes it all the more anomalous that the same APC claims to be the party of anti-corruption. Someone needs to tell APC chieftains that telling lies is corruption.

Please don't read with sentiment.

More money has been allegedly stolen under Goodluck Jonathan than there was money to steal.

LAI Mohammed, APC National Publicity Secretary, is one of President Buhari’s ministerial nominees. When he appeared for screening before the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio made a wry observation. He said: “If I know (Lai Mohammed) very well, he may have one or two propaganda to drop before he leaves here.” His Senate colleagues burst into laughter because they understood what he meant.
Lai Mohammed is a master propagandist. During the election season, he cried wolf every other day, claiming to unearth new “fantabulous” PDP plans to rig the election. One of the most outrageous was his allegation that PDP used disappearing ink on the ballot papers of APC supporters in Ekiti. He also alleged PDP imported one Gyora Berger from Israel, with the mandate to jam all the card-readers in the North-West and the North-East.
Our distinguished Senators failed to ask Mohammed about these tall-tales for which he is known and loved. They failed to determine if we are to expect more of the same from him as Honourable Minister, or whether he intends to tamp it down a little.

Anti-corruption APC

The APC is now Nigeria’s self-styled anti-corruption party. Five months after the elections, the only recognised public policy of the new Buhari administration is anti-corruption. The government’s economic policy is anti-corruption.
Its social policy is anti-corruption. Its foreign policy is anti-corruption. Buhari plans to revive our ailing economy with anti-corruption. He plans to fix our broken educational system with anti-corruption. He also plans to fix our health and social services with anti-corruption.
Hear him: “The monies we realise from anti-corruption campaign will be adequately used to improve education in the country.”
“The money saved will finance jobs, health-care and the provision of social safety net for the needy, weak and vulnerable of our land.” When can we expect these dividends of anti-corruption to start competing with our proceeds from oil?
Fabrication of data: The APC has consistently exploited the gullibility of Nigerians. Recognising the low level of education in the country, the party has gone all out to promote its anti-corruption policy. It went to town with the CBN governor’s bombast, first that $50 billion was missing from the nation’s coffers; and later that $20 billion was missing. Any Nigerian with a modicum understanding of economics knows it is impossible for such huge sums to be missing in an economy the size of Nigeria’s.
Professor Soludo declared that, in the five years of Jonathan’s administration, no less than 30 trillion naira had been stolen. The APC again went to town with this, not minding that the total annual federal budget under Jonathan was a little over 4.5 trillion naira. In short, more money has been allegedly stolen under Goodluck Jonathan than there was money to steal.
The propaganda did not stop once APC came to power. The APC claimed it met an empty treasury. However, Dr. Abubakar Sulaiman, Deputy Chairman, National Planning Commission debunked this claim by revealing that Jonathan left behind $30 billion. There was also some $2 billion left in the Excess Crude Account and the Sovereign Wealth Fund; amounts that would have been more had the governors not insisted some of it should be shared.
Buhari says: “Jonathan’s ministers stole 150 billion dollars.” How exactly did Mr. President come by this outlandish figure? These figures are just plucked out of thin air. APC chieftains say one million barrels of oil was stolen everyday under Jonathan.
That cannot be because it is virtually half of Nigeria’s daily oil-production.
Oshiomhole says a senior official of the Obama administration revealed that a Jonathan minister stole $6 billion dollars. How can one single individual possibly steal that much? This claim has since been denied by the Americans. Oshiomhole also claims a consultancy fee of 140 billion naira was paid for the Second Niger Bridge when the total cost of the bridge is only 108 billion. APC chieftains just keep coming up with outrageous figures, in order to keep burnishing their anti-corruption posture.

Promises, promises

During the election, APC ignored the parlous state of the economy and went to town, promising Nigerians heaven on earth. It promised to pay a stipend of 5,000 naira monthly to the 25 million poorest Nigerians. This would come to 125 billion every month and 1.5 trillion every year.
The party must have known it was impossible to do this with a 4.5 trillion annual budget, least of all at a time when oil is now selling for less than $50 a barrel. Nevertheless, it used this promise to deceive the gullible.
APC promised to provide free education; free meals daily for millions of Nigerian public school-children; free tertiary education; free health-care and free houses. All this have turned out to be fictitious. Buhari promised to create 740,000 jobs within a year in the 36 states of the federation, as well as one million jobs for Igbo youths by revamping the huge coal deposits in Enugu State for electricity generation. However, in five months, his administration has created no new jobs. Instead, it has lost many by its go-slow and do-nothing stance.

Reneging on promises

Once the election was “won,” Buhari declared on TV Continental that, unlike the Quran and the Bible, the APC position during the election is subject to change.
Suddenly, the APC found it necessary to deny the two key documents on which it had based its presidential campaign: “My Covenant with Nigerians,” and “One Hundred Things Buhari Will Do in 100 Days.”
These documents bore the official APC logo, were promoted on the APC website and were used extensively on the campaign trail by APC officials. But once the election was over, the APC reneged on the promises made in them.
Garba Shehu said: “I did not fund or authorise any of those. I can equally bet my last kobo that candidate Buhari did not see or authorise those publications.” Lai Mohammed swore that: “Buhari never promised to do anything in 100 days, that’s the honest truth.”
However, the 100 days document was the handiwork of the policy and research directorate of the APC presidential campaign, headed by former Governor Kayode Fayemi.
Buhari himself introduced the Covenant document in the first person. He said: “This covenant is to outline my agenda for Nigeria and provide a bird’s eye view of how we intend to bring about the change that our country needs and deserves.
The covenant is derived from the manifesto of my party, the All Progressives Congress. It, however, represents my pledge to you all when I become your president.” But once he became president, Buhari now claims he had nothing to do with the document.

Assets declaration

In a document titled: “I Pledge to Nigeria,” Buhari declared: “I pledge to publicly declare my assets and liabilities, (and) encourage all my appointees to publicly declare their assets and as a pre-condition for appointment.” However, after the election, Femi Adesina, the president’s special adviser, denied the president ever made such a promise.
He said: “You need to get his words right, go and check all that the president said during the campaign, in no place would you see it attributed to him as a person. But then there is a document by his party, the All Progressives Congress, saying he would declare publicly, so we need to set that right, it’s a declaration by his party.”
What is obviously lost to the APC is that there is a definite contradiction between fighting corruption and telling lies. Corruption cannot be fought with deception. It is a classic principle of jurisprudence that “he who comes into equity must come with clean hands.” But APC clearly does not understand this at all.

Deception is corruption

It is remarkable that the very party that fought an election by taking the moral high ground of being anti-corruption is the one that has shown the most blatant inclination to twist, bend, distort and obfuscate the truth at every turn.
For APC, change means recycling old PDP politicians; avoiding the young; and relegating women into obscurity. Change means ensuring the principal organs of government: the executive, legislature and the judiciary, are now all monopolised by the North.
It means the key staff of Aso Rock are now virtually all Northerners. It means the INEC Chairman is now from the North, the same region as the president.
Change for the APC is declaring Rotimi Amaechi innocent until proven guilty; while declaring Diezani Alison-Madueke guilty until proven innocent. Change means the president can overlook the South-East in appointments.
Clearly, this is not the change Nigerians were led to expect. This is not the kind of change APC promised Nigerians while seeking our votes. What the party has done is to betray the trust of Nigerians. To put it bluntly, Nigerians were deceived into putting the APC in power.
This makes it all the more anomalous that the same APC claims to be the party of anti-corruption. Someone needs to tell APC chieftains that telling lies is corruption.

mideactive:
Receive sense by fire by force!so u mean all dis ur ranting is bcus of Jona?dat dude is a done deal,don't 4get a yoruba man stood by him wen dis same Fulani wanted 2 chase him out of Aso rock,where were our masters(d igbos)den?Yorubas didn't take dat version of Afeniferi seriously cus they took money from Jonathan.n don't expect yoruba ppl 2 support a man dat openly supported corruption,if that's wat d value system of igbos teaches, Yorubas are thought 2 work hard not 2 associate wit thieves..I guess dat's y d hausas are better allies,dey do less crime...come 2 think of it,igbo ppl kill more dan Bokoharam n d heads men,cus u sell fake drugs and motor parts.what can kill a man faster dan dis crimes..

I hear you, yoruba are taught to work hard that is why we have omo nile everywhere with no job, single mothers and pregnant children, yoruba is corruption personified, any govt you see yoruba it is personal gain eg awolowo, tinubu, obasanjo I will mention but a few. Igbos on the other hand are fighting for true federalism (autonomous govt) while yorubas are fighting for scrap.

truthman2012:
Muhammad, the sole prophet of allahh.

o am sorry, haven't heard of him before, please where does he reside?

Please who is mohammed, is it lie mohammed or mohammed buhari

ThisMeansWAR:
Lao... Lemme make mouth too... We have killed over 70million Fulanis. No one can find their bodies. How does that sound ?


Igbo fought only one war in their entire history, and they failed woefully... Guess who led assault team for cowrd igbo race in that war? A Yoruba man called banjo before ojukwu betrayed him and ran dressed like a woman to Abidjan ....
No Igbo man has ever done anything heroic in Nigeria, quote me anywhere ..

Ojukwu being alive to die a nature call death is a victory to biafra, and in that same spirit Biafra is still waxing stronger, unlike a coward who felt tired of life and drank poison.

VirginFinder:
Your post is incoherent.
Come again.

. Am sorry, I never came before

ThisMeansWAR:
lmao... Attacked Fulani... When did coward igbos develop balls to attack fulani 's cow? Puleaseeeeee

In many occasions it has happened in the east and nobody sees their dead body, and whenever you want to talk of coward check it up in the dictionary and equate it with the plight of yorubas, igbos is the only nation who have gotten the guts to fight war with many countries and still survive and since 1967 till date have never still given up the fight, yes that is what we call true born HEROES.

VirginFinder:
Ode!
Yorubas stand way above any other in Nigeria.
As it stands, we hold nos 2,3 and 6. A feat no other tribe is yet to achieve.

Is this not stupidity? you bragging with a position that you don't know where it exits, those men who occupy those positions will only feed their families and give a little to tinubu instead of agitate for true federalism for the country you are there rejoicing for another man, that is why you a referred to as slave.

SLIDEwaxie:
lol..the quest for Biafra is the only reason your senses are warped and dented bro. especially when all I see are empty threats and unserious protests.

you guys are way behind when it comes to reasoning and intelligence. dude, now that the ijaws are giving u history and fact that they are not joining or no igbos, I hope you are thinking twice because u will be landlocked that the death toll during the civil war will be a dot in an ocean.

did you say land lock? My brother you are in a dream land. Saudi arabia and other arabian countries are located in a desert and still they are centre of attraction, venice, sydney and others are built on top of water, just give biafra freedom and I promise you in the next twenty years you will be struggling for visa to come for a visit.

SLIDEwaxie:
you see, its very funny how you guys masturbatez over the word "slave and master" and yet, you are the ones who scream about suffering more (which is not true though).

Fulani herdsmen ravaged everywhere including yeeboland, and we haven't heard u engaged them to death like the Yorubas once did.

but instead of you to identify your problem, you are busy laffing at the ones who's got the same problem with you and trying to solve it. that is how you people remain in your condition till now because if your elders were given dry gin and 1,000 each, they will you in a blink.

so, keep screaming slaves and masters while just recently, these same Fulani attacked a community in Enugu and you people didn't speak out abt it.

dey there dey wallow in your emptiness.

flat header

You are just trying to massage your pain by writing rubbish, who is more greedy than your so called hero awolowo who in the real sense is the head puppet of slavery if not for awolowo's greed nigeria will not be in this condition today, awolowo only gave you people smack down just to eat, and now tinubu have come out to finish you people off just for position.

ThisMeansWAR:
Fulanis have raped
and killed more igbos than malaysians and south africans combined, But
none of them dares raise his voice... No
wonder them call 5th class citizen... Even
minority ijaw used and dumped them... Talk
about empty barrel that makes the loudest
noise on the internet...

And on many occasion have igbos attacked and killed fulanis and their cows, do you know how many fulani and cows that dies in the east in a month? And moreover fulanis mainly goes to boundary states in the east. But in yoruba they don't have boundary they graze even inside your so called oba palace.