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Romance / Re: Please Help Am Confused !!! Girl In Medical School A Turn Off? by Biafraqueen(f): 1:29pm On Jan 27, 2018 |
Myles23: its fine for me. Then again I am fine with the idea that a medical career often involves long hours and hence I might be doing more of the taking the kids to and from school stuff. Also recognizing that while in school you probably won't have a ton of time. Will he understand that..... 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Please Help Am Confused !!! Girl In Medical School A Turn Off? by Biafraqueen(f): 1:21pm On Jan 27, 2018 |
DonEd: Sounds like he was looking for someone that was more family-focused and wasn't so career-focused. I'm not all that interested in settling down or having kids, so it's not a big deal to me. Are you specifically looking for girls that want what you cannot provide? Because if you skip out on the girls that want kids before 30, u should be ok. But am not sure if am ok, considering the fact that am allready in med school Many guys considers family when dating a med student . It's not fair to us. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Romance / Re: Please Help Am Confused !!! Girl In Medical School A Turn Off? by Biafraqueen(f): 1:09pm On Jan 27, 2018 |
MensCabal:judging from his character, He z just a victim of lie and illogical propagandas been dished out on med student. Desperate ) is this word synonymous with guys dating female docs. They are always hissed with dere face whenever, u disclose ur course of study as a med. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Please Help Am Confused !!! Girl In Medical School A Turn Off? by Biafraqueen(f): 1:04pm On Jan 27, 2018 |
SuperSuave:naah.. 1 Like |
Romance / Please Help Am Confused !!! Girl In Medical School A Turn Off? by Biafraqueen(f): 11:56am On Jan 27, 2018 |
Hi guys, I started dating a guy I really liked when i was on a waitlist for admission to study medicine . I got off the waitlist and decided to go to med school. He broke up with me because he didn't see the long term potential in us anymore . He also raised questions of when I would be able to have kids and settle down (he wants to have kids before I turn 30 - ). I am now terrified that I won't be able to find anybody because of my situation. This guy was so much of what I was looking for in a person and it hurts to lose him..... Being a female medical student ,is it a turn off Because this time i experienced the notion. Thanks. 3 Likes |
Programming / C++ In Enugu. by Biafraqueen(f): 11:46am On Jan 26, 2018 |
I want to learn c++ in enugu.... |
Romance / Re: How A Wise Guy Intelligently Escaped From The 'I Have A Boyfriend Curve ' by Biafraqueen(f): 11:57am On Jan 22, 2018 |
The conversation is too boring and lack a logical contents .... 2 Likes |
Health / Re: Prof. Isa Odidi China Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing Plant: Atiku Congratulates by Biafraqueen(f): 2:04pm On Jan 21, 2018 |
everything is turning upside down. Citizens are running away. Hmmm 43 Likes |
Politics / Re: Happening Right Now In Aba: Ipob Mount Heavy Protest( Live From Aba) by Biafraqueen(f): 1:47pm On Jan 20, 2018 |
God bless the biafrans..... God bless me.... Proudly a biafran girl. Haters should swerve. Especially ones who drives joy in banning my account. 18 Likes |
Politics / Re: What Is Kanu's Fate Now That IPOB Stands Proscribed? by Biafraqueen(f): 9:39am On Jan 19, 2018 |
Gosh!!! Ur a known evil supporter..... There z no need arguing logically with u. Swerve jooor. |
Politics / Re: Court Affirms The Proscription Of IPOB by Biafraqueen(f): 7:15pm On Jan 18, 2018 |
Amarabae:God bless u dear 3 Likes |
Politics / Donald Trump,israel, And The Potential For A Free Biafra!!! Isreal Rising News by Biafraqueen(f): 10:59am On Jan 05, 2018 |
Most Africa observers believe Donald Trump will ignore the continent or at the most put the relationships Presidents Obama and Bush had built there on the back burner. While it’s true Trump does not see Africa as the central plank to his foreign policy, his black and white views of the world in regards to radical Islam may prove to be a perfect lens on how he will deal with the African continent. Right now, the main way the USA fights radical Islam on the African continent is through Africom. Africom, is one of six of the US Defence Department’s “geographic combatant commands and is responsible to the Secretary of Defense for military relations with African nations.” Given the fact that Africom works with a number undesirable leaders, the main one being President Buhari of Nigeria, Trump may decide to tweak these relationships due to leaders like Buhari who are compromised by radical Islamic ties. Israel as a Key Player As Israel makes serious inroads into both West and East Africa in regards to trade and security, they are the ideal partner in building a force for tackling radical Islam. Israel already has deep security relationships with Kenya, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Uganda, South Sudan as well as Ghana and now Togo. With these deepening ties, the Trump administration would be wise to connect Africom to Israel’s presence in these areas. Biafra Will Be The Test for Trump If Trump is serious about fighting radical Islam then the first thing he needs to do in Africa is to break direct relations with the Buhari government in Nigeria. Buhari is a known smypathizer of radical Islam and supports the spread of Sharia Law south of the Sahara. Furthermore, Biafra, the region made up of a unique Judeo-Christian culture dominated by the Igbo tribe was forcibly fused together by the British with the Yaruba and the Muslim Hausa in the North to form Nigeria in 1914. Map of Biafra Biafra has been continuously oppressed by their Muslim rulers for not following Sharia. Buhari utilized his friendship with Obama to gain powerful weapons and instead of using them to destroy ISIS affiliated groups he has turned his guns on the south through proxies like the Muslim Fulani herdsman. Thousands of Igbo have been put into jail, including IPOB leader Nnmadi Kanu for treason. Trump can roll back radical Islam by using Israeli networking, relationships, and weapons to help liberate Biafra from radical Islam and create the first Judeo-Christian republic in West Africa.[/b] https://www.israelrising.com/donald-trump-israel-potential-free-biafra/
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Politics / Re: Ipob Has Launches Radio Nigeria Hausa Service by Biafraqueen(f): 8:05pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
IPOB! IPOB!! IPOB!!! How many times did I call you? How many times did I mention your name? So you have succeeded in hanging a rope on bubu's neck? All his efforts to proscribe you, eliminate and close down every form of your operations, did not work, eeh kwa? You still went ahead to open RADIO BIAFRA HAUSA STATION, so that his hausa people will be shouting "IPOB, ONE FAMILY". So, you are determined to send this man to his early grave, eeh kwa? Bubu will kill himself ooh! Okay naw, Prof. Sagey must judge this. Let me come and be going. Lol..! 10 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Ipob Has Launches Radio Nigeria Hausa Service by Biafraqueen(f): 4:39pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
superstar1:This is a counter radio service by Ipob .... U remember Nigeria Government launched a radio station in aba abia state. The game continues. As Gowon rallied genocide against d East, he didnt tell his co-murderers that keeping Nigeria One will require their own blood. 15 Likes |
Politics / Washington Times: Us Hits Nigeria With Sanctions by Biafraqueen(f): 10:14pm On Jan 03, 2018 |
Archvillain of human rights archvillains escapes sanctions On Dec. 21, President Trump sanctioned 52 human rights archvillains under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act (GMHRAA). It empowers the president to deny visas and freeze the assets of foreign officials complicit in extrajudicial killings, torture or other gross violations of internationally recognized human rights to retaliate against persons for seeking to expose government lawlessness or to exercise internationally recognized freedoms, including freedoms of religion, expression, association, and assembly and the rights to a fair trial and democratic elections. Mr. Trump erred in refraining from sanctioning the archvillain of human rights archvillains: Nigeria’s President and former military dictator Muhammadu Buhari. Among other things, he has turned Nigeria into a Gethsemane or Golgotha for 50 million Biafran Christians. They are more endangered in Mr. Buhari’s Nigeria than in any other country in the world. Mr. Trump affirmed earlier to Christian Broadcasting Network anchor David Brody that helping Christians abroad was a “priority.” Last May 11, speaking at the World Summit in Defense of Persecuted Christians, Vice President Mike Pence singled out Nigeria as a nation where Christians “confront intimidation, forced conversion, abuse, assault, and worse” for practicing their religion. Mr. Buhari has welcomed sharia law in twelve northern Nigerian states. According to the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, “Christian leaders in the northern states continued to report to USCIRF that state governments discriminate against Christians by denying applications to build or repair places of worship, access to education, representation in government bodies, and employment. They also reported that Christian girls are abducted by Muslim men to be brides.” The USIRF recommended that Nigeria be listed as a Country of Particular Concern; and, that President Trump invoke the GMHRAA to sanction Nigerian officials complicit in violations of religious freedom. Mr. Buhari balked at the request of the Christian Association of Nigeria to withdraw Nigeria from the Organization of Islamic Countries, which makes Christians second-class citizens. In addition to persecuting Christians, Mr. Buhari is complicit in extrajudicial killings, torture, and gross violations of the right of peaceful assembly and protest. Biafrans have been Mr. Buhari’s prime victims, especially members and supporters of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). It employs Mahatma Gandhi-like peaceful methods in support of restructuring Nigeria to remedy the longstanding persecution of Biafrans because of their religion and ethnicity from the Muslim Hausa-Fulani controlled central government. (In 1960, Great Britain handed the reigns of power in Nigeria to its toadies and denied Biafrans a self-determination vote required by decolonization mandates of the United Nations.) According to the State Department’s Human Rights Report, since January 2016, in response to peaceful restructuring agitation by pro-Biafra campaigners, Nigerian security forces arbitrarily arrested and killed at least 100 members and supporters of IPOB. Some arrestees were subjected to enforced disappearance. On Feb. 9, soldiers and police officers shot at about 200 IPOB members who had gathered for a prayer meeting at the National High School in Aba, in Abia state. Video footage showed soldiers shooting at peaceful and unarmed IPOB members; at least 17 people were killed and scores injured. On May 29 and 30, at least 60 people were killed in a joint security operation carried out by the army, police, Department of State Security (DSS) and navy. Pro-Biafra campaigners had gathered to celebrate Biafra Remembrance Day in Onitsha. No investigation into these killings had been initiated by the end of the year. Without due process, Mr. Buhari ordered the dissolution and punishment of IPOB as a terrorist organization, a ludicrous characterization disputed by the United States. Mr. Buhari disappeared IPOB’s de facto leader Namdi Kanu after the Nigerian Army attacked his home with live bullets and lethal weapons. In sum, Mr. Buhari is blocking all avenues of peaceful redress for Biafrans. The Trump administration has vocally condemned gross human rights violations in Burma, North Korea, and Iran. Under the GMHRAA, it has listed Maung Maung Soe of the Burmese Army’s Western Command under the for military operations in Rakhine State responsible for widespread human rights abuse against Rohinga civilians; and, former President Yahya Jammeh of Gambia for employing a terror and assassination squad to cow or kill his political opponents. Mr. Buhari’s human rights crimes against Christians, Biafrans and Namdi Kanu are indistinguishable. But instead of listing Mr. Buhari for sanctions, President Trump has sold him $600 million in high-technology attack planes and equipment ostensibly to use against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in West Africa and Boko Haram. Depend upon it. Those weapons will be diverted in whole or in part to terrorize Biafran Christians and IPOB. https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/jan/2/nigeria-targets-christians-biafrans-indigenous-peo/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=socialnetwork
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Politics / Re: Igbo People Crave Own Nation As Tensions Rise In Nigeria !!!!the Washinton Times by Biafraqueen(f): 12:48pm On Jan 01, 2018 |
Lekan1o1:naooh !!! HNY 2 Likes |
Politics / Igbo People Crave Own Nation As Tensions Rise In Nigeria !!!!the Washinton Times by Biafraqueen(f): 12:39pm On Jan 01, 2018 |
During the opening match of the qualifying round for the 2018 World Cup, Chinedu Gabriel, 27, refused to stand in honor of Nigeria’s national soccer team. “I’m not a Nigerian,” said Mr. Gabriel, a motorcycle parts dealer in a suburb of Nigeria’s capital, Abuja. “I’m a Biafran.” Almost 50 years after Nigeria’s brutal civil war put down a secessionist movement among the nation’s Igbo community — one of Africa’s largest indigenous groups — sentiments such as those expressed by Mr. Gabriel remain common among the Igbo who crave a state of their own, known as Biafra. And over the past year, the uptick in armed robbery, ritual killings, kidnappings and separatist agitation has sent tremors across the country as the deep-seated frustrations of the Igbo mount against the central government of President Muhammadu Buhari. And with the economy in crisis and the fight against the violent Islamist movement Boko Haram still being waged in the north, the cohesion of Africa’s largest nation is being stretched to the limit, say analysts. “With the Nigerian military trying to contain Boko Haram insurgency in the northeast, opening another front in the southeast may prove expensive, particularly now that oil revenue has fallen sharply,” said Jeff Okoroafor, a political analyst in Abuja and head of Opinion Nigeria, a citizen’s rights group. The Igbo of southeastern Nigeria first attempted to secede back in the mid-1960s, triggering a three-year civil war that ended in 1970 and killed more than 1 million people. A famine that struck the Igbo region attracted global attention and condemnation of the government’s handling of the conflict. Beginning in the early 2000s, new secessionist calls ramped up again amid frustration over the handling of postwar reintegration efforts. But the new impetus for Igbo unrest comes from more recent grievances: The level of development and economic opportunity in Igbo strongholds mainly in the south pale in comparison to those in Nigeria’s north, say locals. “The Igbo feel they are not part of the government, that government is too far away from them, and they are not getting the dividends of democracy,” said Mr. Okoroafor, who himself is Igbo. The Igbo are estimated to be almost 20 percent of Nigeria’s 186 million people. Most of all, with a deteriorating economy that is hitting their strongholds hard, Igbo leaders say they are driven to fight due to the bleak future facing their children. “Under the present Nigerian government, the Igbo are staring face to face with the brutal reality that the full energy and potential of their youth will never be realized in Nigeria but only in Biafra,” said Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, leader of Biafra Independence Movement. The latest surge in pro-secession sentiment centers around Nnamdi Kanu, a Nigerian-Briton who in 2015 founded the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) to rally independence supporters. He was arrested soon after on charges of treason and spent 18 months in jail before being released on house arrest. Despite his jail term, he continues to taunt the federal government from his stronghold in the south, inciting unrest, say military officials. ‘Operation Python Dance’ To quell the dissent, the Nigerian government has launched a string of military actions in the region over the past year — especially targeting Mr. Kanu. Authorities have imposed dusk-to-dawn curfews in Igbo strongholds following clashes involving the military and members of IPOB, as well as at his residence. “Operation Python Dance,” as the military calls it the operations, are merely training exercises meant to “sharpen the skills of participating troops,” according to Army Chief of Training and Operations, Major General David Ahmadu. But the Igbo disagree. “The invasion of Nnamdi Kanu’s home was brazen show of military [highway robbery and plunder] and sheer prostitution of power without authority,” said Prince Uche Achi-Okpaga, spokesperson for Ohanaeze Ndigbo, a socio-cultural Igbo organization. “Operation Python Dance is a deliberate ploy to [tie up] the southeast like a conquered territory.” Peter Okpara, director of internal conflict prevention and resolution at the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution in Abuja, says the government is just doing its job by quelling dissent and keeping the peace. “If care is not taken, it may lead to something much more sinister,” said Mr. Okpara. Some believe all this will come to a head as the country heads for elections in 2019. Mr. Buhari thwarted a boycott of local elections in Anambra state in the Igbo south in November. A candidate from the opposition All Progressive Grand Alliance was elected governor. “After Anambra 2017, in 2019, there’ll be no elections on Biafra land,” Mr. Kanu warned in November. “My message is that there’ll be no elections in Biafra land ever again until they give us date for a referendum” on independence. Some say that while the pro-independence fight is so far confined to Igbo lands, it is having an impact nationally. “It was because of the IPOB agitation that the issue of restructuring Nigeria is now a national debate — people are now asking for resource control, that power should not be concentrated at the center but with the federal states,” said Mr. Okoroafor. “Politicians are now bringing up the issue of restructuring as part of campaign promises as they seek to win elections.” He predicts that within the next two years there will be growing pressure to devolve power from the federal government in “a bid to make the states stronger.” Meanwhile, people worry about the insurgency’s current impact on the country. Combined the struggle with Boko Haram, softness in global oil markets that has led to mass unemployment and a rise in crime and unrest, they say the government is falling behind. “There are structural challenges that are leading to some of this,” said Mr. Okpara. “The hope is that the nation will address those structural problems and come up with solutions.” Some believe there is a good chance that, unlike the debilitating Biafra civil war of a half-century ago, Nigeria will come out stronger from its current travails. “At the end of the day, it is about leadership — I see a prosperous nation that has the capacity to advance, that has the ability to move ahead in terms of development,” said Mr. Okoroafor. “But we need leadership that can give the people that sense of belonging.” On the street, though, the mood is less optimistic. “The way things are going in Nigeria, I’m afraid we may experience another major conflict,” said Chukwudi Abel, a civil servant working in Abuja. “The government needs to act fast to stop the drift toward anarchy.” Proudly a Biafran gurl......... Love my biafran brothers out there. I wish u guys happy new year. https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/dec/31/in-nigeria-igbo-people-crave-own-nation-as-tension/ 11 Likes
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Romance / Re: Baby Mama! Are There Any Benefits Or Gains In It! by Biafraqueen(f): 12:28pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
predmine20:There is gain in loss. There is baby in mama. |
Politics / Re: Nnamdi Kanu Vindicated Once Again by Biafraqueen(f): 12:23pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
gbugbru: 2 Likes
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Politics / Re: 2019: Why Atiku Is Our Preferred Choice - Igbo Youths by Biafraqueen(f): 6:41pm On Dec 19, 2017 |
Amarabae:Nne daalu ri nne. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Biafra: I Can Never Be A Nigerian –uwazuruike by Biafraqueen(f): 2:07pm On Dec 19, 2017 |
Goldenwatersltd:Proudly a biafra girl. plz guys am finding it difficult uploading a movie here. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Greeting From A New Romancelander.... by Biafraqueen(f): 2:03pm On Dec 19, 2017 |
Rolex67:Thanks dear. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Greeting From A New Romancelander.... by Biafraqueen(f): 2:02pm On Dec 19, 2017 |
HARDLABOR:Are u a confusionist. Amaaa get rid of attention seekers anyway. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Uche Azikiwe Contradicts IPOB On Biafra by Biafraqueen(f): 12:56pm On Dec 19, 2017 |
OBIGS:Hmm Nigeria waaa.... Her opinion is not needed here in my region. 1 Like |
Romance / Greeting From A New Romancelander.... by Biafraqueen(f): 10:23pm On Dec 18, 2017 |
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