₦airaland Forum

Go to X and see the roasting!

Too bad, the whole is now seeing the fraud Prof for who he is!

SuperEagles:
I can assure you that even if you wailed beyond hell the INEC Chairman will not be changed that is to show you are of no relevance or importance in anything Nigeria.

No sense of patriotism or love of the nation at all.

Generals running away, senior officers running away ...all of them fleeing when they hear Boko Haram, yet just see young boys going to retrieve their fallen comrade under fire!

Bravery + Loyalty = IGBO

The recent tragedy in Northern Nigeria serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of equipment integrity and the value placed on human life within a military hierarchy.

Just a few days ago, Nigeria army Brig. Gen. Oseni Braimoh was killed alongside Lieutenant Colonels and numerous soldiers when a Boko Haram tactical group overran their Forward Operation Base.

Reports indicate a heartbreaking detail: the General attempted to escape via an armored carrier, but the vehicle failed to start. In that moment of mechanical failure, a high-ranking commander and his men were left vulnerable and ultimately lost their lives.

In contrast, the lack of coordination is different from the Igbos & Americans.
When we look across the globe and through history, we see a different philosophy regarding the "No Man Left Behind" doctrine:

The Modern Standard: Recently, the U.S. Military reportedly deployed over 100 air and land assets—a massive coordination of technology and power—to rescue a single downed pilot. The message is clear: the individual life is worth the entire weight of the machine.

The Biafran Spirit (1968): History records the story of Marc Goosens, a Belgian mercenary commissioned Major, who fought for Biafran independence under Col. Rolf Steiner. During the attempt to retake Onitsha in operation Hiroshima, Goosens was mortally wounded.
Despite the overwhelming odds, barrage, shelling by Nigeria military, and the scarcity of re-sources, Biafran soldiers risked everything to break behind enemy lines (Nigeria military), retrieve and carry his body out of the heat of battle.

This act was immortalized in the Paris Match photo series "Biafra: Final Mission" by Gilles Caron.

Goosens’ bravery and the loyalty of the soldiers who carried him later inspired the character 'Tiny' Marc Vlaminck in Frederick Forsyth’s The Dogs of War.

We Igbos are different. There is a fundamental difference between a system where a General dies because a vehicle won't start, and a culture where soldiers will carry a fallen comrade—even a foreign volunteer—through a hail of gunfire to ensure they are not left behind.

Loyalty isn't just a word; it’s a logistical and moral commitment.

The orishirishi is already flying every where on X.

People placed on position of authority, yet no single integrity!

Tufiakwaaa...ndi Chukwu vuru onu!

I feel your pain bruh.

Bola is heading for jail post b2027, Amupitan is going with him too!

When you hear a New Nigeria is POssible, ask exactly what it means. If in doubt, AWOL fit tell you more!

garykoeman:
Building bridge with criminal. It that how to build a great nation.

Obi is not different in terms of performance compare to other southeast governor.

Na una dey rate failure, same way northerner rated buhari, as the next great in terms of integrity.

We saw how it ended.

100% agreed.

system21:
Under Peter Obi nobody will see Koko steal. That's why they are afraid of him

Coming from people who were previously shouting, "IGBOS DON"T KNOW HOW TO BUILD BRIDGE".

Now, PO is building a speed road, train & bridge, and same you are complaining!

Take it easy bruhn!

garykoeman:
Same obi who is in bed with malami and co.

Same obi who is part of the structure of criminality.

Hypocrite everywhere.

The recent, biased investigations which targets opposition leaders chiefly El Rufai, the credible competitor to Rabiu Musa Kwakwaso as the person to fill Buhari shoes, and Malami, while leaving those who defer to the ruling party is something that I believe in my opinion will not be forgotten easily!

I do no't claim to like El Rufai, but carting him away to prison while still mourning his late mum is simply heartless, and trust, the former gov of Kaduna to also do same when in power!

The Fear of the Clean Slate: Why the System Trembles at Obi

In the high-stakes game of Nigerian power, people often ask: Why is the establishment, led by Bola, so viscerally afraid of Obi? On the surface, it’s about votes. But in the deeper, darker corridors of the "Shadow Power," it’s about the functional independence of the EFCC. The Logic of the Un-compromised. The math is simple, yet terrifying to the old guard:

If the Head is not stealing, he has no reason to blunt the sword of the law. Obi will not defend any employee caught stealing State resources. Infact, his appointees for EFCC will do wonders more than Ribadu....the most efficient anti-graft boss so far in Nigeria.

If the First Family isn't siphoning contracts, the President has no motive to protect a thieving Minister or a rogue Director. Bruhn you heard me right. Okute na aka-gum. He will never ask you to inflat contract for his purpose, and trust me, he will never interfere with the process too, for your sake! However, we are yet to see if the so-called CURSE OF ASO ROCK will affect him too! Na so Dem hype Buhari, until he stepped him, and next we heard, bruhn na sicky sicky...... Peter Obi must stay away from the UK, because na there all plot dey hatch.

This is the "New Nigeria" that Obi harps on—a nation where the agencies (EFCC, ICPC, Military, Police) are finally allowed to function without a "call from the Villa" telling them which files to burn. The fear isn't just that Obi might win; it’s that his victory would turn the state’s investigative machinery into a mirror. And for those with decades of "unexplained wealth" and "front-man" banking, that mirror is a death sentence.

The Raw Materials of Justice
Could it be that the "New Nigeria" is literally banked on the prosecution of the old? There is a growing sentiment that for Nigeria to be POssible, it must first be Accountable. Is the present government accountable?

The vision is clear: using the likes of Amupitan and Bola as the "raw materials" for a judicial reset. Yes, most of the developed nations on earth jails their corrupt past leaders and officials. South Korea, Israel, France, USA, etc You do anyhow, you see anyhow. You no get two head!

One for the alleged decades of systemic corruption....from unexplained wealth, after a brief stint dealing drugs in the US.

The other for the brazen attempt to subvert the collective will of a nation through institutional capture....Nigerians are currently roasting and dragging his Ronunized ball on X.

A Leader Without a "Cult"
Look at the optics: Bola stands on a platform supported by the machinery of the state, yet he remains a man without a natural, "cult-like" following. Outside of the paid "2k gents" on Nairaland and the professional sycophants, where is the organic love? Nowhere.

Contrast this with the "Obidient" movement—an organic, self-funded wildfire that doesn't need a "front-man" banker to buy its loyalty.

The Final Count
The signs are all there. A system that must cheat to win is a system that knows it cannot survive a fair fight. If the agencies are allowed to work, the "Jagaban" myth evaporates. Never mind he lost in his adopted home state Lagos, his alleged home State Osun and the place he is supposed to lead from, FCT. The "New Nigeria" isn't just a slogan; it’s a courtroom where the past finally meets its consequence.

As we say in the Rwanda Diary: The ink of justice may be slow, but it never forgets a signature.

Time will tell.

Could it be that the reason Bola is so afraid of Obi is that he knew Obi will allow Efcc & other agencies to function properly because if the head is not stealing, he definitely will not defend employees who stole.

If his immediate family is not stealing, he definitely will not defend associates who stole.

Back to Bola, the signs are all there.....not loved by anyone. Doesn't have a cut-like following save the 2k gents on Nairaland.

Could it be that the New Nigeria Obi always harp on is banked on using Amupitan & Bola as the raw materials for the New Nigeria becoming POssible? By jailing them, one for corruption, the other for trying to subvert the will of Nigerians illegally!

Time will tell.

Every thing about them is fr@ud.

The one heading tax agency......tufiakwaaa

The one heading INEC....tufiakwaaa

How can people be this shameless?

Expecting an appointee of Tinubu to be shameless is supposed to be studied!



I love how Nigerians are dragging his balls on X.

I love how he is showing the fraud he is, by attempting to sign up a new parody X account, and still caught and revealed. I love it all. Please tell me if my post in 2023 about Tinubu reaping Karmic potions isn't true!

Will he drink sniper like Awol? Time will tell.

A prophet once said, while they move their troops to Ala'Igbo, Boko Haram terrorist group will over ran their own land!

Current reality: While NA is invading peaceful SE under the pretext of a non-existing IPOB arm Insurgency, Boko haram is busy killing its Generals in the North!

As it didnt happen in Igboland, the usual hypocrites will hide in their coven!

They want to see the man behind the litigation in London and Stockholm.

Of course I believe Shell Plc & BP Plc must have reached out to the UK govt for help. Sweden is no Finland. Currently I am challenging the Swedish govt in court for not wanting to release/declassify Biafra era documents held in its National Archives, citing National Security. Some of the documents, I have gotten them through, and currently using them against Shell & BP. But I tell you, my advocacy and litigation against Shell and BP concerning the Biafra era atrocities is funded by my hustle.

I am not for or against Balkanization of Nigeria. If Nigeria collapsed on itsself, trust me, I won't move a finger to help stabilize her. Also, I won't break it myself. I know no country will survive the corruption and open destablization of its sovereignty by politicians for long. its just a matter of time before it collapses!

At the British Embassy Stockholm, the vehicle, and the Failure of Intimidation.

Today, in the quiet Östermalm district of Stockholm, I experienced the most harrowing 15 minutes of my time in Sweden. While performing a service contract outside of my work with Bigkoko Group, I received a request that stopped me in my tracks: A service call to the British Embassy.. Who ordered a service at the British Embassy... I look at my app again...yes its the British Embassy. I wanted to refused it, but I remember I may be penalized by the company. Si I resolved to request doing my job outside the Embassy compound. After placing a quick call to my Strategy team to let them know I am going to the British embassy in Stockholm on the job...I decided to go do it. Before now I feel it in my spirit that I need my Ngwu & Ikenga backup here. I believe that was my ancestors trying to guide me to prepare for a legal fight.

It is clear that they are rattled. The formal Notice of Evidence we served to the Senior Counsels of Shell Plc and BP Plc has clearly reached the desks of the establishment. They wanted to see the man behind the litigation—the boss of Bigkoko—up close.
I know the MI6 holds files on me, likely fed by the puppets in Rwanda and Nigeria. But here in Sweden, the rules are different.

The client who ordered the service met me at the gates and offered a tip—a transparent attempt to veil their intentions with a hollow gesture. I accept no "blood money" from the British Embassy Stockholm; every krona earned from that 15-harrowing minutes, including the tip, will be donated to charity. Since I began living in Sweden, and working, I have never heard of people requesting service and using the Embassy as address: I know they want to see the face of the man pursuing Shell & BP all over Europe!

To the gentleman inside the vehicle ~ Rolls Royce, who thought he was being discreet while photographing me: I saw you. You weren't fast enough to lower your hand, and while you waved when caught, I returned the gesture with the defiance you deserved.

You have your pictures now, but you saw only the mask of a man who works with his hands, his sweat, & blood to fund his dreams of justice. My resolve cannot be photographed. The Biafra genocide will be revisited. And I will never agree with suggestions and threats from the legal counsel of Shell & BP to move the case from UK & Sweden to Nigeria. The case stays here in Europe!

If you want to know who I am, you don't need to manufacture "service requests " or follow me through the streets of Stockholm. You could have asked nicely. But let me be clear:

Unlike Rwanda or Nigeria, the Swedish state does not exist to do your "dirty jobs." My legal advocacy is funded by my own sweat and labor—legitimate work to ensure the litigation in London and the Kammarrätten (Case 1733-26) in Stockholm moves forward.
You want to know how I accessed the "Restricted" documents? That is the power of my Ngwu & Ikenga.

If the British gov attempts to bring its failed operations from Kigali to Stockholm, I will have no choice but to, without notice, release the remaining "Restricted" documents in my custody.
After discussing with my team, I will formally report this to the Swedish authorities (Utrikesdepartementet) and the Swedish Security Service (Säpo) not as a "workplace incident" but a potential breach of Int'l diplomatic protocols. Under Swedish and Int'l law, foreign missions are prohibited from conducting surveillance or "espionage" against individuals on Swedish soil.

To Shell, BP, St1, & St1 Nordic Oy: Your "unfamiliarity" defense is dead. I have ordered my Ngwu and Ikenga to be sent to me from the homeland. The spiritual and legal weight of my ancestors is landing here. We will meet in court.

Signed,
Group Managing Director, Bigkoko Group
Lead Claimant vs. Shell, BP & St1
Founder, Truth Over Empire Initiative

Since I came to Sweden, I spent the most harrowing 15 minutes of my life today, serving someone from the British establishment! It was a service I couldn't refuse because it was work for another company, not under my company Bigkoko Group. I know MI6 has a file on me, but not much beside what the Rwandan & Nigerian govt fed them.

It was the most difficult 15 minutes of my life. For the first time since I work this shifts, I received a request from someone in an Embassy! Guess where? the British Embassy at the Östermalm area of Stockholm!!! I almost dropped the phone when I saw the request...like what? The British embassy. Wow...so they finally understand that I am no longer in Africa! As per my work contract, I shouldn't decline to offer service based on personal prejudice. Guess what, to veil their intentions, the not-so pretty lady who met me at the British embassy offered a tip! What an insult! Off course I know their intentions: The letter senior Counsel's of @Shell, @Bp & possibly @St1 received from us somehow found its way to the table of Mi6 & they want to know who this Igbo is, at close range!

Yes, the cameras at the British embassy got my full picture. Too bad I had PPE on, and the not-so smart gentleman inside the Rolls Royce who was taking a pic of me right from inside the car, yes I saw him, he was not fast enough to lower his hand after taking the picture, and when he was sure I saw him he waved to me, I returned it and with my middle finger too! The money I earned from that 15 minutes, including the tip will be donated to charity. I consider it, and anything from the UK govt blood money!

Wow...can you for a minute fathom a guess why a suspected member of the British Intelligence will want the Lead Claimant against two of the biggest oil companies on earth, around its embassy in stockholm, under a so called request for service? I reckon unlike Rwanda & Nigeria, the Swedes won't do dirty jobs for the British!, so they decide to help themselves without making it too obvious. I reckon they still have not realized who they are dealing with or the sheer strength of my resolve to make Shell & BP face justice for the role they play in the Biafra genocide.

Yes, they want my picture, to properly follow me around Sweden. Even at that, all they could have done was ask nicely, and I will show up, off course with out Rupert Borg, who I am sure the b@s t@rds will pay a fortune to know, and probably threaten to back off from supporting me & my legal advocacy!

As they can see, after wasting time telling their puppet in Rwanda govt to order Rwanda Central Bank to check my companies...lol. I work my ass off just to make sure I fund my dreams & goal, legit, especially the litigation in London and the appeal to declassify Biafra era files, and soon to be heard case against Shell successor entity in Sweden; St1, St1 Oy in Stockholm too.

I am sure with the evidence we attached in our latest response to the senior counsels in London, they were rattled about how I accessed those documents. I have great respect for the Swedish Judiciary but if the British govt carries its failed operations from Rwanda to Sweden, I will have no choice than to release other "Restricted" documents I have in my custody! As for Shell, BP & St1, we will meet in court concerning your historical liability during the Biafra genocide! I have ordered that my Ikenga & Ngwu be sent to me. The legal fire works will heat up soon!

Nnna too far.

Anyone coming by May, I am ready to pay, well too

gr8cany:
I can bring for you by August

Aju go mu esee...... Only Indians & Senegalese. A cho rumuo ndi ofennmanu!

CJStarz:
Bia, nwokem, enwwro ndi Igbo living in Stockholm before you arrived that you could make enquires from ibia here na aju ndi oso ahia.
Seek out an African market over there, if they don't have all, they will make arrangements on how to get them for you.
Any mistakes here, ndia ataa gi gwo gwo obiruzie a case of what I ordered versus what I got

Lol .

See where your mind dey go!

bukitt:

From the Ngwu tree (Albizia ferruginea). Can you ship this? Very common in Enugu/Nkanuland

Does anyone have any idea where to buy this in Sweden? (Stockholm?)

* Kolanuts (Igbo 3-6 lobes (Oji ugo or oji Ikenga)

* Small bark of Albizia ferruginea

* Ose oji

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I know of the Kikuyu (Kenya)....mehnnnnnn those people dey behave like Igbos for business. They have no mate in Kenya!

The same way other Nigerians peddle lies against Igbos that they love money too much is the same way they do against the Kikuyus...once the name start with Shiru etc, na Kikuyu babe be that....ohhhh

Regarding the rating, the Igbos should be rated Moore than the Morrocans

Imagine being the IRGC

You get completely owned for five straight weeks, your supreme leader killed. All known and identified leaders killed, and then you FINALLY shoot down one plane, and then the US Military just sends in Delta Force, rescues both pilots, and kills a few hundred more of your men because they can!

Badass USA

Nigeria do!

Just make a post ridiculing Bola Tinubu from anywhere in Nigeria, and see if DSS won't come pick you up! No one who has, uses a mobile phone is anonymous. Even the senior staff of MTN & Glo has data of all service users at their data centers, and by law they are meant to give it to Nigeria via NCC if they ask!

ajalawole:
sadly we don't have data that could stop terrorist or bandit family from joining NA. Some of those Northerner joing NA for the fun of it. Is only those local civilian joint taskforce really try to fight out with their heart to protect there land.