bloodkiIler:


shatap and get out

bloodkiIler:

Hehehehehehe

bloodkiIler:
I smell frustration on ngeneukwenu

Nnewiboi:
Why does your English must suck.

Kennydoc:


Why are you such a bigot? What has any of those got to do with Igbos? Is any of Olu Falae, FFK or MI an Igbo?

I went through the posts there and I saw only 2 Igbo names. Why did you reduce it to an Igbo affair?

I seriously loathe ur bigotry.

mrjangaweed:


[s]ozu nwulu anwu
ala fejuo nne i anya ebea[/s]

mrjangaweed:


Otolo gbagbuo nna i

emeritus856:
[s][/s]


Your m.oronic father is the ignora.mus. You keep making noise everywhere like a little kid, from you own Abuja to your control Lagos, China, Asia and all. Are you naturally daft or pretending to be stupid? You must be a 7 years old dunce, go play with sand and stop disgracing your family everywhere.

ellachuku:


Go and rehabilitate your brothers under ojuelegba and oshodi bridge you mofo
Yoruba youths are an endangered species. I'm sure your mother is the chairlady there sef and I shudder to think of how many times she might ve been raped by those junkies whom some are her sons.
Inbreeding mama fucker, how's your daughter from your mother doing? Shocked? I ve always known you motherfucking scum

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The plight of residents of Umuekwunne Irete in Imo State got worse yesterday as fulani cattle herdsmen opened fire on the community, injuring several young men.

Worse off is Chibuzor Hezekiah Okorie (pictured above) who was shot in the stomach and also cut in the chest and leg with a machete. His brother was also attacked.

The Fulani cattle herdsmen encroach into the farms, using the crop to feed their cattle. This has always been the case in most communities in Imo State. Almost on a daily basis cattle storm farm lands and destroys crops cultivated by the people. And when some youths in the community confronted the cattle herdsmen around 3pm yesterday, they almost didn't live to tell their story.

The Fulanis carry AK47 guns and machetes and this was what they sued on the men yesterday.

The communities said they have reported the happening to the government on several occasions, but nothing has been done so far[/size].

[size=13pt]BY CHIDI NKWOPARA

OWERRI-Two people are feared dead, while an unspecified number of women have been reportedly raped by Fulani herdsmen who invaded Umuapu community in Ohaji/Egbema local council area of Imo State with their cattle.

Vanguard investigation revealed that angered by the alleged gory activities of the Fulani herdsmen, scores of women and youths barricaded the ever busy Owerri-Port Harcourt federal highway yesterday to protest their plight.

Traffic along the highway was, for the greater part of yesterday, disrupted at Umuapu, while commuters were forced to seek alternative routes to get to their destinations.
One of the protesters, who simply identified himself as Chukwudi, lamented that “apart from the two dead villagers, the Fulani herdsmen have ceaselessly raped our women and girls as well as destroyed the crops in our farms.”

He described the grazing of their cattle on farmlands as “a deliberate ploy by these Fulani herdsmen to ensure that we are not food sufficient in Imo.”

Every effort made to reach the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr. Linus Nwaiwu, a deputy superintendent of police, failed as he was said to be away from the office when Vanguard called.

However, a senior police officer in the State Police Headquarters, Owerri, who pleaded anonymity, confirmed the incident and quickly added that normalcy had returned to the rural community.

“The police is aware of previous reports about the activities of the Fulani herdsmen in the area. We are investigating the incident but the villagers did not wait for us to complete our investigations before they jumped into the highway,” the police officer said.[/size]

Ohafia people cry out over Hausa/Fulani
herdsmen’s invasion
AKANU Ohafia people in Ohafia Local
Government Council of Abia State have sent a
Save-Our-Soul call to Governor Theodore Orji
over what they called the invasion and
destruction of their farmland by the Hausa/
Fulani herdsmen.
The community also sent the Save-Our-Soul
message to the Abia State House of Assembly,
saying they need urgent intervention in the
crisis before it escalates to threaten the peace
of the community and the state at large.

The community described the threat of the
Hausa/Fulani herdsmen as “perennial,
calculated and deliberate provocative activity
meant to impoverish, maim and finally
exterminate our people.”
They alleged that some Hausa/Fulani cattle
rearers had late last month “attacked and
nearly killed the Chairman of Akanu-Ukwu
Ohafia Vigilante group, Chief Thomas
Onuegbe Uka.”
Monday, hundreds of them stormed the Abia
State Government House and the House of
Assembly with placards and urged them to
intervene by stopping the cattle rearers from
further destroying their crops.
Some of the placards read, “stop destroying
our land; our farming is our life; cattle
frightening women in the farm; cattle
graiziers killing farmers” among other while
the women among them carried sticks of
cassava to the protest.
In a protest letter presented to the
Government and the House of Assembly, the
community enumerated series of loses they
have incurred in their farm on account of the
activities of the herdsmen.
They therefore called on Governor Orji to
wade into the matter and resolve it before the
matter escalates if the people retaliate.
Addressing the protesters, the Deputy
Governor of Abia state, Chief Emeka Ananaba
who represented Governor Orji commended
the Akanu Ohafia people for maintaining
peace by not attacking the invaders.
According to him, the Government would look
into their complaint and resolve it amicably
even as he urged them to maintain peace.

Hundreds of Abia residents, mostly women, Friday trooped to Umuahia, the Abia State capital to protest the invasion of their farmlands by Fulani herdsmen, who they accused of not only destroying crops but sexually harassing women who go to farms.


The protesters who came from Ahaba Imenyi in Isuikwuato local government took their protest to the Government House where they recounted their ordeal in the hands of the herdsmen.

A community leader, Ikechukwu Orunta, said that they decided to come to the seat of government in order to draw the attention of the state governor to the “atrocities being committed by the herdsmen against the people of Ahaba Imenyi.

He said the Fulani herdsmen had taken over the entire community with their cattle which destroy the farms and defecate into the only source of water supply for the community, adding that the security agencies had not been of any help.

“We have made several attempts to stop them to no avail and all efforts to get the security agencies to call them to order have failed,” the community lamented.

A women leader in the distressed community, Mrs. Victoria Ifeanyichukwu said that the community had been pushed to the wall as women had stopped going to the farms due to the incessant sexual harassments and attempted rape by the herdsmen.

“We can’t go to our farms for fear of being raped by the herdsmen,” she said, adding that there was need for government to come to their rescue and save the community from starvation and disease arising from pollution of their water supply.

In his response, the state Governor, Theodore Orji frowned at the frequent reports of untoward activities of the Fulani herdsmen in Abia communities, saying that the hospitality of the state should not be abused.

The Governor, who was represented by the state commissioner for information and strategy, Anthony Agbazuere, noted with sadness, the destruction of crops by cattle after huge investments by government which had secured N1 billion agriculture loan for farmers in the state.

He urged the aggrieved people of Ahaba Imenyi not to take the law into their hands and assured that government would promptly wade into the matter and resolve it in few days time.

Orji described as barbaric, attempts to rape women who had gone to engage in farming activities, saying that government would never condone such acts.

Fulani cattle herdsmen are really daring people in their own homes, raping and killing sisters, mothers, fathers and brothers.

It is not enough that they do their evil act in the North or over there in Jos, but to do that on Igbo land that's audacious.


We got a report yesterday on what this evil Fulani men did in one community in Abia state, precisely in Igbere Bende L.G.A. the home town Orji Uzor Kalu former governor of the state.

It was gathered that their cattles were grazing on a farmland on the process trampling crops, and a young man Izu by name told them to leave their family farmland, the Fulanis

left but then they have other plans. They went to the community village stream, saw a very old woman there, a grandmother to be specific, and started using knifes to remove her cloths with the intention of raping her, that was when her two sons saw them and told them to stop.

They now turned and used knifes on them killing one and inflicting heavy machete cuts on the other one, cutting off his hand, leg and deeply cutting his neck. After which he fainted, they thought he was dead and left him, where the villagers found and rescued him.

The villagers gathered with the intention of retaliating, but then the herdsmen have already fled."

As told by kalu Chukwu an Igbere Indigen and cousin to the deceased.