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newsynews:Urum Okiyi wrote: Catalonians have been gearing up, for a referendum in order to determine whether or not, they will be independent, from Spain. Spanish Police organized a raid and carted away the ballot instrument for the referendum. That's how far Spain has gone, in order to stop the referendum. IPoB seeks a referendum. A lot has been done by the FG, using the Military. Now, what's next? |
LifestyleTonite:OP-UNEDITED | The Sin of Being IGBO in Nigeria – By Favour Afolabi OP UNEDITED on September 18, 2017 at 7:27 pm As always, almost everyone in Nigeria is now an Expert in teaching The IGBO RACE on how they should conduct themselves as Good Nigerians while actually using the opportunity to show their long-held disdain for these people. All the people that have never been able to speak against killer marauding Fulani Herdsmen for example have suddenly become ‘experienced war veterans’ who preach to Igbos to call Nnamdi KANU to order to avoid another Biafra war as though they have cared a hoot about the sufferings of those dark days in the history of this WORLD (YES, let it sink – As many Igbos were killed then as Hitler killed The Jews during WWII)? For the Igbos worldwide to even mark a remembrance day for this is almost an insulting taboo to these bloc of super intelligent Nigerians. And now, this ‘OmoYibo’ Nnamdi has given these folks the perfect opportunity to unleash the much needed salvo on the Igbos – the Igbo people must be blamed for not standing up to vote the right leaders, as though the Yorubas produced a Ghandi in Tibubu and the Hausas, a Mandela in Buhari? The Igbo governors must be blamed because they did not call Kanu to order – coning from the same people that have seen any culpability of the Northern Governors in Boko Haram. These same people who have refused to call out Gov Shettima of Borno for his well documented lapses in allowing the kidnap of the Chibok girls. Is this not just so typical of Nigeria and the Nigerian Nation? Hypocrisy of the most pungent order! Well, unlike many other Nigerians who have made the habit of hiding their names behind these sort of write-ups, pretending to be patriots, mine is @favourafolabi and I will be very glad to stand in front of the likes of the Ogundamisis, who has spent the last couple of days rushing to label Nnamdi KANU ‘The Igbo Hitler’ – I mean, seriously, this IPOB EPISODE (as unfortunate at it is) has helped to expose so many people in this polity! Imagine the guy on twitter this afternoon that quickly stereotyped me to be IGBO until I told him my full names are FAVOUR BABATOPE ADIO AFOLABI of Otan Ayegbaju, Osun State to his apparent chagrin! |
TonyeBarcanista:I used to read your write ups. I won't do that anymore. You are the most idiotic person on Nairaland. Sarrki and his cohorts are paid zombies. What are you gaining from your sudden volte face? |
Cinkq:Sharrap asshole. Your oga at the top has eating back his words and you are here dancing on top of his vomit. There's really no cure for your likes. |
Sunnah1:Where is Sarrki and his cohorts....Army did not proscribe IPOB a terrorist group- Buratai Me: the fear of International bodies is the beginning of wisdom |
CastedDude:Where is Sarrki and his cohorts....Army did not proscribe IPOB a terrorist group- Buratai Me: the fear of International bodies is the beginning of wisdom |
rammyblog:Airtel data wey dey burn as matches... |
kitaatita:Sharrap you and. learn: Under Jonathan, the FG approached the Federal High Court, Abuja for the proscription of Boko Haram as a terrorist group; " In compliance with the foregoing provisions, and particularly Section 2(1)(c), the Federal Government (under Fmr. President G.E. Jonathan) approached the Federal High Court in Suit No.FHC/ABJ/CS/ 368/2013 on 24/05/2013 for the declaration/proscription of the notorious Boko Haram. That was granted (per Kafarati J of Federal High Court No.2 Abuja) and Boko Haram was officially “proscribed” by the COURT on the APPLICATION of the then ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION. Not the Army or the Governors. Not in the Court of Public Opinion (Media) but in the Court of Law. Consequent upon that proscription and in compliance with Section 9(4) & (7) of the Terrorism (Prevention) Act 2011, the Federal Government proceeded to Gazette same in Federal Republic of Nigeria Official Gazette No. 34, Volume 100. That Gazette was successfully relied upon in the cases of Federal Republic of Nigeria v. Mustapha Fawaz & 4 Ors (Unreported Charge No. FHC/ABJ/CR/112/13 (a Judgment delivered on 29/11/2013 per Hon. Justice A.F.A. Ademola of Federal High Court No. 6 Abuja) and Federal Republic of Nigeria v. Murktar Ibrahim (Unreported Charge No:FHC ABJ/ CR/178/2017) per Justice G.O. Kolawole (of the Federal High Court No. 5 Abuja) on 20/11/2015." |
Cacawa2:The President of the Senate, Sen. Bukola Saraki in a press release this morning addressed the recent crisis orchestrated by Operation Python Dance. In his 10 point statement I have taken two to dwell on. Those rejoicing that IPOB has been proscribed and declared a "Terrorist Organisation" this is what Saraki, the chief lawmaker of the Country had to say and I quote: "I also wish to state that the announcement of the proscription of the group known as Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) by Governors of the South-east states and the categorization of the group as a 'terrorist organisation' by the Nigerian military are unconstitutional and does not follow due process. Our laws make clear provisions for taking such actions and without the due process being followed, such declaration cannot have effect. I am sure the President will do the needful by initiating the right process. This will go a long way in demonstrating to the world at large that we are a country that operate by laid down process under every circumstance. So, those who have been hammering on this point should maintain their cool". IPOB has a nuisance value. Their agitation is moral and their cause is legitimate. Though, their methods may be questionable. The message is more important than the messenger! However, I am more interested in his promise to institute a NASS investigation into the perfidy carried out by the Nigerian Army. Quote again: "I want to also make it clear that the National Assembly intends to embark on a fact-finding investigation aimed at determining what actually happened during the period of the military exercise in the South-east. We want to be able to sift the facts from the fiction and determine who did what. It is quite clear that all the facts are not yet known. We assure Nigerians that there will be no cover up. We intend to lay the facts bare". If this is done and appropriate sanctions carried out to whomever is found culpable by either the army and/or the various state governments then justice will have been served for those senseless killings. However, I am aware here is Nigeria and as usual nothing may be done to those found culpable. But posterity awaits. One day in the future their crimes will catch up with them. Tomorrow is pregnant. |
dingbang:you are the computer geek right? now why can't your. bank make use of mobile app for this instead of been in a long queue at the Atm? |
dingbang:It's still stress when u imagine the que at first bank atms Why didn't the computer geek use mobile app instead |
Throwback:Oluwaloniglory OmoJesu wrote: France (Paris) to Netherlands (Amsterdam) is less than 4hrs with the train. That's like driving from Lagos to Ilorin. Between these two countries is another two different country. Luxembourg and Belgium. Amsterdam is basically about 1.5hr to Belgium, that close someone like me had asked in the past why can't they just be one country. Do you know Belgium has a population of 11million and seceded from the Netherlands? Do you know Luxembourg population is less than 600thousand? When people think Nigeria is too small to break up, I find it difficult to understand what they mean. Forcefully Keeping 200million people together to be managed by some cow rearer or even by the most intelligent persons is to me slavery by proxy. When people say one Nigeria is better, I checked out their individual lives and in most cases there is nothing to write home about. You sit on Facebook shouting one Nigeria while you sleep and wake up at Luxembourg embassy for a visiting visa just to disappear from the one Nigeria you so love. Hianity is your case! The one Nigeria that can't guarantee you employment after graduation. The one Nigeria that can't guarantee you quality education. The one Nigeria that only favour a very few. The one Nigeria that can't guarantee you quality medical services. Exactly what do you want in this one Nigeria that continues to kill its youths? Ask me 100 times and I will answer you I do not love one Nigeria. Let this contraption break up in peace so everyone can build their country. Restructuring? Taaa! You missed me!! We've been on this road before. I've said over and over, Nigeria was restructured in the past, it took only one night for Nigeria military to overthrow and turned everything upside down. Good day, people and have a Beautiful Sunday! |
MrRationaL:Oluwaloniglory OmoJesu wrote: France (Paris) to Netherlands (Amsterdam) is less than 4hrs with the train. That's like driving from Lagos to Ilorin. Between these two countries is another two different country. Luxembourg and Belgium. Amsterdam is basically about 1.5hr to Belgium, that close someone like me had asked in the past why can't they just be one country. Do you know Belgium has a population of 11million and seceded from the Netherlands? Do you know Luxembourg population is less than 600thousand? When people think Nigeria is too small to break up, I find it difficult to understand what they mean. Forcefully Keeping 200million people together to be managed by some cow rearer or even by the most intelligent persons is to me slavery by proxy. When people say one Nigeria is better, I checked out their individual lives and in most cases there is nothing to write home about. You sit on Facebook shouting one Nigeria while you sleep and wake up at Luxembourg embassy for a visiting visa just to disappear from the one Nigeria you so love. Hianity is your case! The one Nigeria that can't guarantee you employment after graduation. The one Nigeria that can't guarantee you quality education. The one Nigeria that only favour a very few. The one Nigeria that can't guarantee you quality medical services. Exactly what do you want in this one Nigeria that continues to kill its youths? Ask me 100 times and I will answer you I do not love one Nigeria. Let this contraption break up in peace so everyone can build their country. Restructuring? Taaa! You missed me!! We've been on this road before. I've said over and over, Nigeria was restructured in the past, it took only one night for Nigeria military to overthrow and turned everything upside down. Good day, people and have a Beautiful Sunday! |
Jibril659:Terrorist: a person who uses UNLAWFUL VIOLENCE and INTIMIDATION, especially against CIVILIANS, in the pursuit of POLITICAL AIMS. Having considered the above definition in the light of what is currently happening in Abia state, I have come to the conclusion that the NIGERIAN ARMY IS A TERRORIST ORGANISATION! |
madridguy:Aniefok Udoabasi wrote: Boko haram is deadly. They are armed to the teeth. They have killed military men in their hundreds. They have killed civilians in their tens of thousands. They have burned down houses and villages. They have burned down churches and mosques. They have threatened to blow up Nigeria. They even blew up the United Nations building in Abuja. YET, Northern elders/leaders, including Buhari, opposed any attempt by the military to invade any Northern community as a result of boko haram's presence. Northern elders,again and again, asked the government to withdraw the army from Borno ,the headquarters of boko haram. In fact, Buhari publicly said that it was wrong for the military to move against boko haram. He specifically said that any attack against boko haram should be viewed as an attack against the North as a whole. I'm not talking about a century or even a decade ago. I am talking about a few years ago. ALSO, Lai Mohammed,speaking for APC ,Buhari's party, said that it was wrong for the government to label boko haram as an unlawful organisation. This was immediately after the Nigerian government had declared boko haram an unlawful organization. APC said that declaring boko haram an unlawful organization in Nigeria is unconstitutional . I also remember that when the United States government wanted to declare boko haram a terrorist organisation, the North vehemently opposed it. The Sultan of Sokoto led the opposition. He openly canvassed that the USA should not label boko haram a terrorist organisation. Only CAN ,as led by pastor Ayo ,canvassed for the United States to pencil boko haram down as a terrorist organisation. I remember that when pastor Ayo traveled to the United States to lobby its government to declare boko haram a terrorist organisation, he was ridiculed by Northern leaders for daring to cause their boko haram to be called a terrorist organisation. THE POINT IS: If an organization as murderous and satanic like boko haram could have northern leaders and APC leaders, including Buhari, as open supporters, why should the unarmed and harmless civilians in the south East not be supported and protected? Why are southern leaders acting dumb? Why are south East governors behaving like house boys? Nnamdi Kanu, hate him or love him, has not killed a single soul. You may be irritated by the conduct of some of his followers ,but the fact remains that they are not armed. They have not burned communities, have not blown up mosques or churches. They are just a group armed with social media and a radio station. And yet you say that the army should clamp down ,attack and kill them. Same you who said that boko haram should not be attacked because that would mean an attack against the North! Same you who said that boko haram should not be declared an unlawful organization by the Nigerian government! Same you who pleaded that boko haram should not be declared a terrorist organisation by the United States government! Shame on you. |
skedman:Then fulani herdsmen are cheiks |
cosby02:For defending OBJ who blatantly raped this country in every sphere you must be a ZOMBIE. |
Mandynews:Sharrap you! |
Angelb4:you have nothing to say. Sharap |
bobnazzygon:If APC Govt Got $90B From DIEZANI,Why Is NIG Still Begging CHINA & WORLD BANK For $5B & $3B Loans,Which Were Turned Down? |
;Maybe these guys dey yansh each other. formidable pairs of five |
omenkaLives:Omenka, your nightmare Dr Uwakwe-Mangse is waiting for you on fb. |
Nma27:A young Guinean Facebook user ...... |
Old Imo state comprised all
of the present Abia, and majority parts of
the present Ebonyi States and the whole of
the present Imo State. The old Imo was
created in 1976 from the old East Central
state. Since its creation, its fortunes have not been
different from those of other states of comparable
needs in Nigeria particularly, parts of the eastern
states that are now generally referred to as the
southeastern states.
During the second Republic, Imo State stood out as a
beacon of the selfless industry doggedness and sheer
willingness to succeed in the face of odds - all which
are attributes with which the average Igbo man is
known. In the Nigerian context, it meant even more.
Its citizens suffered undue deprivation because the
area had suffered two concurrent forms of
marginalization - one from the federal government and
the other by a systematic oversight by previous
administrators of the area. What this means was that
Imo had no industries, it had not modern
infrastructure, no federal presence nor did it have any
viable revenue generating institution of worth.
This writer was a university student during Nigeria's
second republic. What conspicuously stood Imo
indigenes out from the rest of the student populace
was our poverty of material well-being. Our only solace
was that we were scholarly and brilliant. While
students from the north enjoyed free education
augmented by obvious wealthy parental intervention
and a patronage sustained by the zone as the
producers of majority Nigerian ruling class, students
from the then LOOBO states - Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Bendel
and Ondo states enjoyed bursary awards that made the
pursuit of the academe a thing of joy. With Chief
Awolowo on the driver's seat, students from the Unity
Party-ruled states were the envy of all. Students from
Imo and old Anambra states earned none of this till
much, more lately.
But people from Imo state and its student-populace
understood. Why because our leadership under the
auspices of Chief Samuel Onunaka Mbakwe made us
aware that we were a thoroughly disadvantaged and
deprived people. He explained that our unenviable
precarious situation stemmed from the fact that he was
doing a lot while at the same time investing in
industry and modern infrastructure to build a modern
Imo state in order to make the lives of future Imo
indigenes better than it was then.
He explained that he was building a university to
accommodate majority of Imo qualified indigenes who
were not admitted into federal universities because of
quota system - a system that had effectively deprived
Imo state University bound students from being
admitted proportionally into federal varsities, Imo
being the greatest producer of potential university
materials in the whole nation. We understood when he
lamented that there were not industries in the state
and that he was busy building industries to make Imo
State the Taiwan of the nation; that we should take
solace that after our graduation, we will have factories
to employ us. He said he was building the Amaraku
Power Generating Plant and that of Izombe, to provide
electricity, since the federal government had effectively
marginalized us, Imo people. He pledged that he would
build the aluminum extrusion plant in Inyishi and the
Avutu poultry farm. He begged us to bear with him
because he had put a lot of money in rehabilitating the
roads of Aba Township to provide Igbo traders a
fortress from where to attack the burgeoning global
mercantilism. Above all he promised he would build us
a modern color television station with Outside
Broadcast (OB) Vans and satellite stations to assuage
our appetite for news, information and entertainment
which the highly regulated and partisan NTA Aba,
Nigeria could not provide. He told us to be studious as
he was also busy building a new Owerri capital, which
he then likened to "our own Abuja." For a start, he was
busy building a five star hotel to be name "Imo
Concorde," where we (every Imo citizen who can
afford) would all meet during evening hours after a
hard days job. In the end he approved for us a 300
Naira bursary for every Imo university student and a
200 Naira award for those in colleges of Technology.
He assured us that before long most of us studying in
other states would be flying into Owerri after he had
completed the Imo Airport. By the time the Shagari
regime was overthrown in 1983, Mbakwe had wrought
near Economic Miracle in Imo state. He had
accomplished in four years what he had set out to
achieve in eight Years!
Enter the Military:
The all conquering, lo, rapacious military
administration that ruled Imo state from 1983-1999
collectively seamed to have one mission in mind - to
dismantle all the well programmed and well
articulated people-oriented achievements of the civilian
administration of Samuel Onunaka Mbakwe. Today,
the Amaraku and Izombe power stations are no more.
They were dismantled and sold into exile by a military
administrator that happens to be Igbo. All the
industries set up by Mbakwe were inexplicably allowed
to rot, die and decay. As a matter of fact none of them
survived the military era. Coupled with this, was the
neglect with which the administrators of the Petroleum
Trust Fund handled the state. While federal money
were being pumped into the education and
rehabilitation of infrastructure in many states of the
federation especially in the north, Imo and almost all
Igbo states trudged along as if they were not part of
Nigeria. Our eminent sons and daughters who until
recently were on the fore front in articulation of Imo
policy had either been created out from Imo or have
acquiesced because of the pursuit of material things.
Sam Mbakwe now impoverished, had cried himself
hoarse, no body ever hears of Dr. Nnanna Ukaegbu of
Imerinwe. Chief Francis Arthur Nzeribe is not a man
you can make a sustainable plan with. He could turn
against you in a heartbeat and Chief Iwuanynwu, my
former boss is enmeshed in the pursuit of prurient
capitalism that you do not and can never understand
where his political interests are - the Igbo or his
pocket. Was it a big relief once more then when at the
dawn of the new dispensation in 1999, all had hoped
that Imo prosperity will as it does during any civilian
regime will turn the corner? A hoped anchored on the
belief that whenever Imo people collectively chose who
ruled them they had always been right knowing that
only our own will appreciate what ails the people. |
Excerpts from Nnamdi kanu's speech during a visit by Ijaw
IPOB members to his house in Umuahia...He lambasted
Edwin Clerk for making a stupid call for his arrest...Here
him;
"I don't play the politics of Militancy,i don't...I don't play the
politics of Amnesty payment,it's of no use...I don't play the
politics of settlement...I play the politics of Freedom
Edwin Clerk never asked me why i am stopping Anambra
election,because if he had asked me why,i will tell him that
as old as he is,i want to set him free...
The reason why the so called elders and the Igwes want the
election to hold,is because of the oil allocation,because of
the monthly payment...They don't care about you and your
suffering,because if they do,they will go to Osibanjo to
negotiate the date for referendum instead of election...
Edwin Clerk is fighting for resource control of 13%,may be
move to 15%,Nnamdi is fighting for resource control of Ijaw
people,so that they can control their resources 100%
through our freedom" |
My sister speaks french, English and German languages fluently. She studied abroad, she is right away at Imo State. She is interested in the job. You can reach via 08024407554. Thanks |
Explorer u are the best nairalander ever! |
How much did Imo receive? |
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I say a very big NO to the grand plot by President Muhammadu Buhari to sell off our NLNG, NNPC and other collective assets. This is a misanthropic, inauspicious, egregious and malicious move to put the economic wellbeing and livelihood of all Nigerians in the pockets of few parochial minded feudal lords and northern oligarchs. Who is buying? Under what condition? To be sold at a scrap value? Posterity will not forgive us if we fold our hands and watch as Buhari sells off our collective wealth to his cronies. Whoever necessitated this idea is selfish, and should be resisted by all. They said they want to use the proceeds to take the country out of its current reversed-gear mode, what a lame excuse! What about the over N3trillion reportedly returned by looters? How about the billions borrowed so far by this administration? |
If you still believe Buhari is running Nigeria well, my simple prayer for you is May God run your life the way Buhari is running Nigeria. Its a fair prayer not a curse. |
...Another zombie just said something...all na wash. |
honestly speaking ipob conducts gave room for whatever bad name anybody is calling it.