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Buckeyemedia1:so oyibo give your ibo powers and today your ibo is now 7th class in nigeria... Chai, igbo is a waste bin |
SecretReporter:madam go take your mpurumiri and sleep... Ijaw men nor be yur mate |
Ofodirinwa:where? |
Buckeyemedia1:ibo mumu |
Ijoh:benawei |
SisterFire:stopped typing rubbish |
I'm just coming from the palace of pere of warri |
Simon ekpa is a good man |
Conrod:yes, nzeogwu is not igbo... That's why he wasn't part of ojukwu biafra |
Conrod:his sins were on Igbos because he led thousands of igbo soldiers to do act.... He was sponsored by igbo men.. |
DOTian:I don't know what you are saying |
Idiko1:how? |
DOTian:I am Oboro from from delta state.... Ditari is from bayelsa |
Buckeyemedia1:lol...blind people everywhere |
OkwuEziokwu:all Ijaws stand with Ditari |
SisterFire:how do we fight ipob? When did we even fight ipob? Can you briefly explain to me sister know |
Conrod:does nzeogwu create a state? Even that nzeogwu did not join biafra during his time |
greymiles:we are not biafra |
SisterFire:you mistaken,,, Ijaw does not worshipped person money.. if we do worshipped money,we would follow Asari Dokubo and join biafra or follow ipob to join biafra.. We put Ijaw above every other things, so it is not possible for we to join biafra |
Look at our Great hero Gen.Ditari leading the Adaka Boro war boat on Boro celebration day..
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haffaze777:the greatest leader in africa at large |
General Amagbein force lives on Boro day celebration.. https://www.facebook.com/bodmas.kemepadei.1/videos/1030287714531194/ |
JUST IN: UNIFIED NON-NATIVES JOINS BORO DAY CELEBRATION IN YENAGOA, SAYS; BORO'S IDEOLOGY OF EMANCIPATION & LIBERATION OF THE NIGER DELTA DESERVES GLOBAL HONOUR The former President of the Oheaneze Youth Council, Chief. Arthur-Ugwa Chinedu who is presently Special Assistant to the Executive Governor of Bayelsa State on Special Duties, leads a deligation of members of the Unified Non-natives in Yenagoa the Bayelsa State Capital to honour and celebrate the Boro Day which is a day set aside Worldwide to honour the Bayelsa born Niger Delta War Lord, Major. Isaac Jasper Adaka Boro for his heroics in the fight for the emancipation and total liberation of the people of the Niger Delta. In his statement; Today is a great day, not only in our lives as members of the Non-natives in Bayelsa State but also in the threshold of history of the Niger Delta Determination. Perhaps, it will remain as the greatest day ever, where Celebration will turn carnival in major cities all over the world. The ever proactive working coordinator of the Unified Non-natives urged everyone within and outside of their membership to inform their friends and family members to come out enmass to honour the Ijaw Hero, great Isaac Adaka Boro on a day such as this. According to the former President Oheaneze Youth Council who have served and supported the Boro Day celebration for more than 7 years and still counting with all non-natives in Bayelsa State had directed the clossor of all shopes of the Non-Natives as the custom of the Boro Day celebration is, in honour of the historic Hero today been Monday 16th, May 2022, which a yearly Celebration in the state. This yearly Celebration is in commemoration of the great son of the Ijaw Nation, Late Gen. Isaac Jasper Adaka Boro, a foremost Niger Delta activists who took up the struggle and fought for the liberation and total emancipation of the Niger Delta people and by extension, the Unified Non-natives which tells of the significance of the honour this day.
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HAPPY ADAKA BORO DAY The name Major Jasper Isaac Adaka Boro signifies a people (IJAW’S) with vision , vision for freedom, freedom against oppression , oppression of exploitation from the proceeds of oil & gas wealth of the Niger Delta region. It was a vision for us all and generations of IJAW NATION yet unborn. It was a vision that was concieved beyond the dark crude and the deep waters and goes further than the length of the shores of our region and wider than the coast of the Niger. The twelve days revolution was under the emblem of resources control embedded in a fight against unfair policies that led to unproductiveness of our region, a fight against starvation of civilization to our people that would springforth by withholding our resources from our reach ,a fight to unravel a stunted growth of achievable heights through our resources. The sound of the voice of this vision was loud because it was echoed in uniformity of togetherness, each bullet that was fired for the vision covered a distance for a better IJAW NATION. This historic day of remembrance of our ethnic democracy, we must realize that we are carriers of this vision. We must translate and relate this vision to ourselves and generations unborn in oneness for the betterment of IJAW NATION. Positively, we must be radical in our thoughts, dogged in proposing our policies and resilient in objecting defficiencies for the progress of IJAW NATION. In this new era, we must think newly and remodel our approach not leaving the objectives of our struggle. Above all , we must fight the new testament fight of Knowledge and Wisdom only in unity even as we remain the disciples of our hero MAJOR DASPER ADAKA BORO for the positive advancement of Ijaw Nation and the Niger Delta. HAPPY BORO DAY CELEBRATION!
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adeboizy11:then, we should leave for them.. |
saapphiere:do you have a separate God from her? What is wrong with nigerians brain? They will just brainwashed you people with christianity.. |
saapphiere:brainwashed... Coward christians always find excuses.... All the people boko haram have been killing till date, which of them the lord has judged? They just burnt deborah alive for believing in Jesus,,,,who has judged them? Keep judging with lord till you become their victim and know the pain... |
saapphiere:God is not judging anybody, stopped satisfying yourself with falsehood |
Amotolongbo:christianity is a curse |
saapphiere:ipob was right |
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