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Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 7:16am On Dec 10, 2018 |
wirinet: Point of correction oga, kanu has not and is not putting the life of any south easterner in danger. It's your barbaric federal government that is killing innocent citizens for demanding for a referendum. And here you are trying to change the narrative by putting the blame on Kanu who is only demanding for the freedom of his people. You see why I earlier said the reasoning of an average Nigerian works anti-clock wise. Tufiakwa unu. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 5:03am On Dec 10, 2018 |
Obi1kenobi: Are you saying you are not imagining the out come of the fact that an entire section of a country wilfully refuses to participate in an election? 1 Like |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 4:16am On Dec 10, 2018 |
Obi1kenobi: I had wanted to come hard on you to debate the practicality of these points and suggestions you made above but I realised there is no more need doing so as you have already scored an own goal above when you acknowledged where your idea will work is in a civilised society. That is the problem here : Nigeria is not only an uncivilised nation but a barbaric backward thinking one. With people whose reasoning is on per ( or less) basis with animals, and functions anti-clock wise. A place you will be kind if you call her animal kingdom. A joke of a nation. Such civilised manner of agitation will not work with them. The only type that works is the type IPOB is using now and you can see it's yielding results already. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 10:52pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
wirinet:Am supposed you understand what a referendum is? |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 8:21pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
Donelli: Thanks dear . One of the greatest problems of Nigerian society is illiteracy. Most of them went to school without learning anything. |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 7:46pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
oyatz: If not for your childishness and inattentiveness you would have known I am the OP. When you come here to insult IPOB you expect me to laugh and clap for you. I told you what you bargained for. |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 3:45pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
oyatz: With this your comment, you just exposed your ignorance and lack of education in a public forum without knowing it. You are obviously a product of failed Nigerian educational system who is lucky enough to borrow a browsing phone with 5mb in it. No point enlightening you much, I will only remind you that without IPOB unmatched intelligence you would have been calling a Sudanees man your president today. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 3:29pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
There is something I noticed about those advising us to participate in the election, they are mainly pdp members and atiku supporters who are banking on our votes to win the election. They don't care about Biafrans, all they care for are our votes. They hide this their real motive under the cloak of voting will give you voice, voting will help you control the government, voting will help you to vote out Buhari and elect a person who will listen to your call for referendum ( this is subtly suggesting atiku to be the one). They say this as if votes even count in Nigeria.. This is rubbish to me. You say it as if there is no precedence. We have been voting for time immemorial what has come out of it? Absolutely Nothing. How can we bank on Atiku when he is a dubious and duplicious person and is not in any way different from Buhari. Was it not the same Atiku that was talking about restructuring before the python dance. And immediately after the python dance and he thought nnamdi kanu was dead, he and other restructuring advocates muted the idea. Let me tell you people what you are actually trying to do . You are subtly trying to lay a trap for IPOB by luring us to get involved into Nigerian politics. You did the same thing to Ojukwu and disgraced him to the point of making sure he was defeated by an unknown commissioner at the time in a position as small as a Senate election. You made sure he lost even in his own backyard. And that striped him most of the influence he had on igbos. In the end, what did be gain? Absolutely nothing and he lost everything. Including how history will remember him. And what did Biafrans gain from his involvement in Nigerian politics ? The answer too is nothing. We are still being marginalised and treated like 3rd class citizens. As if it wasn't all of us that helped achieve Nigeria's independence. If there is one thing I like about Nnamdi Kanu, it's his knowledge of history and his uncanny ability to see and calculate several steps ahead. From the onset, he knew that going about the agitation through a political route will not yield anything. For instance, from the beginning, he identified that one of the major stumbling blocks in the agitation will come from Igbo political class. These are men and women who are already established and benefiting from the corrupt Nigerian political system. And will continue benefiting from it in so many years ahead. Some of them are first time sitting governors who are almost guaranteed to go for a second term as governors and then thereafter go and spend the next 8-12 years in the Senate house. Is it such a person who will be hugely benefiting from the existence of Nigeria for the next 16-20 years that you will bank on to risk or leave it and help you actualise your freedom ? They don't care about the common man. They only care about themselves and their family members. If at anytime Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB deviates from the current method they are using to agitate for Biafra and start seeking political method and political positions in Nigeria they will mess the whole agitation up. They will fall into that same trap Ojukwu fail into, and they will regret it. Though I strongly believe Kanu is too intelligent to even give such an foolish idea a second thought. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 12:56pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
demolinka: The other parts of south south states included are the parts that formed the old eastern region. The parts that fought the biafran war. That is the justification for their inclusion. Edo has no such justification. as for IYC, Its just an organisation. The ultimate decision lies with the people. And that is the reason we are demanding for a referendum Which gives everyone a voice. Is after the referendum you can honestly tell if the majority of the ijaws want to be part of Biarfra or not. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 12:14pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
demolinka: We are asking for a referendum to be conducted in all south east states and all south south states minus Edo state. And of course if during the referendum majority votes in favour of staying in Nigeria we will stay put in Nigeria and that will permanently bury the issue of BIAFRA. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 12:07pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
bantudra: Congratulations. Then vote him for a second tenure. What's our business . |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 11:55am On Dec 09, 2018 |
Thanks to all of you who have been debating, and more importantly to those with contrary opinion from mine: those who think it's better we participate in the election than to boycott it. I appreciate. Now let me tackle some of the issues you raised as to why we should vote. One of the points you raised as to why we should not boycott the election is to "help vote out Buhari " this point while seeming to sound patriotic since Buhari has proven to be a national disaster, makes me think you guys somehow thinks we Biafrans are foolish people politically. Four years ago when the mad man came on board, we told you people he will be a national disaster you refused to listen, called us hateful and inconsequential and went ahead to elect the most unworthy candidate of the lots to be our president. You wildly celebrated the victory of your choice over ours, but you never knew it was gonna be a Pyrrhic Victory. Now he has brought sufferings and disgrace to you all, and you now want our vote to help vote him out. The answer is CAPITAL NO. we are not going to be part of any election to vote him out for the simple reason that we didn't vote him in. You guys did, so it's your exclusive responsibility to show him the way out. Even the Buhari himself openly acknowledged that we never voted for him when he made his famous 5% and 97% comment, and to your evil delight promised that he will treat us with contempt. Now it has downed on you people that we are not the only one feeling the brunt of his stupidity. Incompetence and bigotrism, you now want us to help on the rescue. We will not, if you know that 97% votes you gave him four years ago, just withdraw it and give it another candidate and he will lose. mathematically We will even be making the job easy for you by abcentending our 5% . Helping to vote out Buhari is risky for we Biafrans. It will only deepen his hatred for us. and he can harm us with the remaining time he has to stay in power and when that start happening, the same you people who are here encouraging us to vote will be the ones laughing at us. Our mumu don do. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 10:46am On Dec 09, 2018 |
Donelli: Thank you bro, shalom. You took the world out off my mouth. I was about telling our brother kanubiafra the same thing until you said it. @ kanubiafra. Everything IPOB does is strategic and pre-mediated. There is always timing and proper planning to it. IPOB as you see it is far bigger than what has been made public. That is the mistake Nigerian government made and are still making about IPOB and their agitation. They erroneously thought IPOB is one small hungry organisation that startered with mere radio broadcast of Nnamdi kanu in London. IPOB is made up of some of the most educated, rich and well connected individuals both within and outside Nigeria, and backed by one of the most effective intelligence agency in the world. Those our brothers you see on the street who carry placards and stage protests are just foot soldiers in the struggle who do the open Sensitisation . IPOB as an organisation is much more bigger and more sophisticated than that. It is that sophisticated minds running and backing IPOB that made it so effective, consistent, well reputed before the international communities and several steps ahead of Nigeria government. So my bro chill, relax and follow events as they unfold. You will see the end. Besides don't you know it's more damaging for IPOB to expose such grand fraud that took place in aso rock than to even boycott the election. Even the Nigerian government are seriously wishing that IPOB will focus on their call for election boycott than expose jubril as an impostor. The election may not even hold if IPOB succeeds in establishing that the current occupant of aso rock is an impostor. The consequences , confusion and chaos it will create can only be better imagined. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 3:17am On Dec 09, 2018 |
BigIyanga: We have been voting and they have been rulling us, and at the same time issuing shoot at sight order on us. So can you now tell me the difference if we decide not to vote anymore? 7 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 3:09am On Dec 09, 2018 |
Ojiofor: My answer is this, if the federal government ignores us if we boycott the election, will they listen to us if we vote ? 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Politics / Re: If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 2:46am On Dec 09, 2018 |
artofseduction: Welcome dear and thanks for this reasonable question. Boycotting the Nigerian election Is a civil disobedience and one of the many pressure and negotiation tools IPOB intends to use to press home for a date for referendum from the Nigerian government. IPOB as you know is Indeginous people of Biafra: an umbrella movement that is agitating and championing for the emancipation of BIAFRA from Nigeria in a peaceful and civilised manner. For BIAFRA to successfully secceed from Nigeria in a peaceful globaly acceptable way without war, a referendum must be conducted in this BIAFRAN area, and for this to happen, Nigeria must agree to it. But to seat down and ask Nigeria for this referendum she will not agree, and that is a waste of time. And to come out on the Nigerian street to protest for it is suicidal as Nigeria government has a penchant to kill unarmed protesters. So one of the most effective ,peaceful and harmless ways to press home for it is to result or threaten to result into civil disobedience which one of them is election boycott. Observe that IPOB never said its members will not be participating in the forth coming general election, rather they said" give us a date for referendum or we will not participate in the election. They are too different things here. To simply ask citizens who are still part of a constituted entity not to participate In her election Is undemocratic and uncivilised but to threaten to boycott the election except the Nigerian government gives them a listening ear on their demand for referendum is civilised and democratic. For Nigerian government to stand in the way of referendum against Biafrans is evil, undemocratic and uncivilised for two major reasons. One, referendum is enshrined in the African union and United Nations charter which Nigeria is a full member and signatory to. To simply sign something and when it's time to lmplement or practice it you refuse to honour is evil and fraudulent. It's akin to to someone issuing you a dude cheque. Second, Nigeria as a nation was never put together with any form of consensus agreement or consultation of the people. Lord Lugard woke up one morning possibly after a bad night and for reasons best known to him decided to merge us together and call us a nation. He did that without respect for for us as a people and with total disregard to our differences in value systems, religious and cultural orientation. But what he failed to remember is that that same backward black people he was seeing that time will one day get educated ,get civilised , know their right and worths, ask questions and push to determine who they are and correct this abnormalities . And that is exactly what you are seeing today. So this call for election boycott while being a civil disobedience is justified by the fact that Nigerian government is the one failing to live up to her constitutional obligation to accept to fix a date for a referendum and will cold bloodedly murder her citizens for demanding for a referendum which is part of their fundamental human right. One effect the boycott will achieve if "absolute " will be to create power vacum. Another will be to help send messages to the global community who will in turn help pressure the Nigerian government to accept to fix a date for a referendum as they wouldn't want the menace a power vacum will create. Finally you demanded I give you examples of people that achieved their freedom by boycotting elections. And my answer is this, if you go through history and see how different nations achieved their freedom and come to exist, you will observe that these different nations achieved their freedom in different ways . some of those ways includes through war, referendum or some judicial process. While the methods they employed differes, one thing that is common among them is that they were methods they deemed effective in their place and time and according to realities they confronted in those places. In our own case, we will equally be seeking for our own freedom through methods that suits the realities obtainable in our plight. IPOB are peace loving people, we will not chose the option of war to gain our freedom from Nigeria, we go for the option of a referendum. And since the Nigerian government is adamant in giving us a date for a referendum, we will use every risk free, effective democratic means withing our limited reach to pressure the Nigerian government to give us a date for referendum. And boycotting the election is one of the most potent and 100% risk free means we can achieve that. If we boycott the election, we have everything to gain and absolutely nothing to lose in our quest for freedom. Thank you. 19 Likes 5 Shares |
Politics / If You Think IPOB Should Not Boycott 2019 Election, Engage Me In A Debate. by banom(m): 11:18pm On Dec 08, 2018 |
I agree 100% with Nnamdi kanu's call for Ipob boycott Of 2019 election , for those of you who want IPOB to participate in the election I challenge you for a healthy debate here. Tell me why you Think Ipob should participate in the election. If you are able to give me superior reasons why Ipob Should vote, I will vote in the election and I will equally ask my people to vote as well. So bring it on. Debate time. Caveat : for those of you who lack mental substance to engage in any healthy civilised Online debate, who would rather result into insults and name calling instead of maturely and intelligently discuss sensitive issues, please keep off this thread. Cus while I am not open to insults and fowl languages, I'm at the same time not allergic to using them myself. If you deviate from the thread and it's purpose and result into childish name calling and abuse, I guarantee a double dose of it in response. 11 Likes 3 Shares |
Travel / Re: Mention The Countries You Will Never Consider Going To Even With Free Visas by banom(m): 7:58pm On Dec 02, 2018 |
Nigeria |
Politics / Re: PDP Wants To Use IPOB To Disrupt 2019 Elections, Group Alleges by banom(m): 8:08am On Dec 01, 2018 |
Foolish people and their stupid assertion. So its no longer that Buhari(Jubril) released him now to reduce the support of PDP. He is now working for PDP. Confused folks. Is not only PDP he is working for, he is working for INEC. |
Politics / Re: Operation Python Dance ; A stupid mistake by Nigerian government. by banom(m): 4:44am On Dec 01, 2018 |
Gyengyere: I pity Nigeria |
Politics / Re: Nnamdi Kanu Has All The Trappings Of A Superstar, But None Of A Good Leader by banom(m): 9:40pm On Nov 24, 2018 |
vankaid: Oga you are not Igbo. Keep fooling yourself and think you are fooling anyone here. Your Nigerian cabals and their British collaborators could not succeed in fooling IPOB with a cloned Jubril and you think you can fool us here wit I am Anambrarian . you are not, its an insidious game you are trying to play with the brains of Anambra people so that it might look like there are some Anambra people who wouldn't want to boycott the election. But we know better. You are not smart enough to fool us. Anu ofia. 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Did IPOB Kill This Police Officer In Gutter PICS by banom(m): 6:35am On Nov 24, 2018 |
Honestly Nnamdi KANU was even kind in calling Nigeria a zoo. Nigeria is far worse than that. If Nigerian police can do this who is still doubting that the cabals can not clone late Buhari. Indeed there was a country. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Nnamdi Kanu Has All The Trappings Of A Superstar, But None Of A Good Leader by banom(m): 8:06pm On Nov 22, 2018 |
oilPUSSY: Sis hmmm am hungry too. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Nnamdi Kanu Has All The Trappings Of A Superstar, But None Of A Good Leader by banom(m): 8:04pm On Nov 22, 2018 |
alexisok10: Please how do you want your thunder ; boiled , roasted , or fried ? You must be a big fooool. Maybe you think some of us are joking when we say we want secession. Next time don't come online to disgrace your self . Anu ofia. Thunder fire you for making false allegations against Nnamdi KANU. 7 Likes 3 Shares |
Business / Re: “Next Cash And Carry” To Open In Port Harcourt, Nigeria’s Biggest Mall (Photos) by banom(m): 7:33am On Nov 22, 2018 |
Igbo men making Nigeria proud since 1914. Am just imagining how Biafra will look like when it finally came. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Nnamdi Kanu Has All The Trappings Of A Superstar, But None Of A Good Leader by banom(m): 7:10am On Nov 22, 2018 |
Lloydfather: Awwww that's another one. Honestly @ gidigidi that your response deserves an award. @ op have you seen what you have done to your self ?Am still waiting for your reasons why Nnamdi KANU is a fraudster. And my thunder is warming up if you are unable to bring that. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Nnamdi Kanu Has All The Trappings Of A Superstar, But None Of A Good Leader by banom(m): 7:05am On Nov 22, 2018 |
Kamanuozuzu: @ gidigidi nwanne I don dey envy this your table ooo. Please tell me you are a born again and you don't take alcohol so that I can take all these on your behalf. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Nnamdi Kanu Has All The Trappings Of A Superstar, But None Of A Good Leader by banom(m): 1:32am On Nov 22, 2018 |
alexisok10:@ op I am an ardent follower of Nnamdi KANU. But if you can point out just one thing that made him deceitful and crooked as you alleged, I will stop following him from today, drop everything about the agitation, apologize publicly and preach one Nigeria. Over to you. 5 Likes |
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