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Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 9:44pm On Dec 11, 2011

ekt_bear:
I am not opposed to being in the same country as non-Yoruba, personally. It depends on the group, their orientation, etc.

Also, a good chunk of the so-called middle belt is Yorubaland anyways.

Its clear that a name like "oduduwa" is unwelcoming to non-yorubas.They would always feel like visitors.

A good portion of middlebelt is also Igbo as well.

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 9:38pm On Dec 11, 2011

emmke:
am buji. One of the many tribes in plateau. Why do u ask?

Just curious. Never heard of Buji before. Which other tribes speak your language or similar?

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 9:04pm On Dec 11, 2011

emmke:
^Afam, u are not fair on me. I can swear it that i dont hate igbos. Show me any of my posts that indicate any form of hatred towards the igbos? Ezeuche just called my people servants, and i responded. And yes plateau people have no beef with igbos and we move along just fine. I have a lot of igbo friends (and babes, lol). However, igbos on this forum dont seem to like us. This really saddens me.

Emmke, what ethnicity are u?

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 9:03pm On Dec 11, 2011

smokeweed:
@chz*, dem poeple and your likes out there, do you know what it takes to be a man? This are the same people who liberated you from the hand of that selfish he-goat kind of man that you are all praising after his death. if not for the middle beltans that fought for your kind, where would your grand fathers, fathers or yourselves would have been. you sit down there and say rooten words from your gutters. better go back to school and read more about your history. long live the middle beltans

"long live the middle belta"? What an oximoron when the fulanis are taking you all out 1 by 1. Look, when nigeria disintegrates you all are going with arewa republic and thats a fact.Whether you like it or not. The SW are clear about not wanting non-yorubas in their country hence the name "oduduwa'. The niger delta is nowhere near your land, and the last thing that Igbos will ever ever do is let you people be a part of Biafria. Tufia! Get ready to become muslims if you are not,ok?Get read for nigeria part 2 with an islamic twist.

Politics › Re: Obama's Records Are Terrible by Chyz2: 1:59am On Dec 11, 2011

Say no to Obama!

Politics › Re: We Will Kill All Muslims In Niger Delta-militant Group Warns by Chyz2(op): 1:22am On Dec 11, 2011

ndu_chucks:
Empty threat!!! If they are serious, let them start by killing Alhaji Dokubo Asari. Nonesense and ingredients.

i dont think that the bombing of the mosque in sapele was an empty threat. wink

Politics › Re: OPC's Anti-Boko Haram Protest Are Unnecessary – Northern Youths by Chyz2(op): 1:20am On Dec 11, 2011

jason123:

Southerners and traitors. May God save us from ourselves.
All I'll say is, OPC n ~~MEND~~, be very careful!

Politics › Re: OPC's Anti-Boko Haram Protest Are Unnecessary – Northern Youths by Chyz2(op): 12:49am On Dec 11, 2011

lol

Politics › OPC's Anti-Boko Haram Protest Are Unnecessary – Northern Youths by Chyz2(op): 12:38am On Dec 11, 2011

[size=15pt]OPC protest unnecessary –Northern youths, Ezeife, others[/size]
•It’s in order –Osoba

By WILY EYA and OMONIYI SALAUDEEN

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Diverse interest groups in the country have reacted to Thursday’s anti-Boko Haram protest in Lagos by the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC) against any violent attack on the Southwest region.
Tthe group led by its founder, Fredrick Fasehun, took to the streets with gun-wielding youths calling on the dreaded Boko Haram to steer clear of the region.

But president of the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, Alhaji Shetiima Yerima, in an interview with Sunday Sun, said the act of the OPC was unnecessary, as it was capable of heightening the tension in the country.
According to him, the group should have made its position on the threatening security challenge known to the government rather than organizing a protest that could be hijacked by unscrupulous elements in the society to perpetrate their criminal activities.

His words: “I do not know exactly what informed the protest. But for me, the protest was unnecessary because already there is tension in the country. Besides, we all know that that some people have been taken undue advantage of the Boko Haram to perpetrate their criminal acts. I think what they have done was to make their position on the security situation in the country known to the government rather than taking to the street and causing more tension in the land.”

The aftermath of the protest, he noted, was already causing apprehension within the Hausa communities in Lagos.
“Since they staged the protest, I have been inundated with several calls from northern leaders expressing worries over the safety of Hausa communities in the South West. But because of our good relationship with OPC, I have spoken extensively with Dr. Fredrick Fasehun and he assured me that the intension was not to attack any tribe in the region.”
Speaking in the same vein, a former governor of old Anambra State, Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeife, said though the protest was not out of place, it could heighten tension in the land.

“Everybody is on the edge because of the attitude of Boko Haram . So, I don’t blame anybody for coming out loud to issue such a warning threat, especially when you have evidence of possibility of their coming to attack people in the South West. The only thing is that it could heighten fear among the people when you hear such warning. To that extent, it is dangerous. But I am sure; they are not reacting for nothing. When you see people who are not wishing you well, you have to warn them from a reasonable distance not to move near you.”

On his part, Secretary-General of Aka Ikenga, an Igbo socio-cultural group, Goddy Uwazuruike, described as treasonable any action that is capable of undermining national security.
“The OPC has a right of assembly and right of holding views. But if there is violence and threat to national security, it is treason. Boko Haram carrying out violence and threatening national security is treasonable. Nobody has a right to unlawfully carry arms in Nigeria and I do not support that even if everybody or group has a right to assembly and free speech.”

However, former Ogun State Governor, Segun Osoba, expressing a divergent view, argued that there was nothing wrong in what the OPC did to protect the interest of the Yoruba.
“They were merely exercising their rights to protect their community. In Yoruba, every family has members of Islamic faith and Christians. So, turning religious issue to violence is unacceptable in Yoruba land. Government should find way of talking to them as they did to the militants. And, of course, government has a lot of channels through which it can solve the problem,” he said.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/dec/11/national-11-12-2011-008.html

Culture › Re: Delta Igbo, Bendel Igbo: What Does That Even Mean. by Chyz2: 11:59pm On Dec 10, 2011

@abgotean, According to all the nonsense words and fake sentences you wrote, I shouldn't be able to understand this guy(^^^). I wonder why I can? Do keep in mind, i dont speak bini and this guy seems to not be speaking it either.

Culture › Re: Delta Igbo, Bendel Igbo: What Does That Even Mean. by Chyz2: 11:36pm On Dec 10, 2011

Igbo man from the Ika clan of Delta state (Owa "kingdom" wink

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxQYsHzGvpQ[/flash]

Politics › Re: We Will Kill All Muslims In Niger Delta-militant Group Warns by Chyz2(op): 11:00pm On Dec 10, 2011

eGuerrilla:
You value a Yoruba life at the expense of all others?
Nothing my eye no go read for NL.

Dont mind this bluetoof character. Somebody spray painted an "S" on the back of his shirt now all of a sudden he thinks he's superman.

Politics › We Will Kill All Muslims In Niger Delta-militant Group Warns by Chyz2(op): 9:58pm On Dec 10, 2011

[size=15pt]WE WILL KILL ALL MUSLIMS IN NIGER DELTA-MILITANT GROUP WARNS[/size]

08/12/2011 13:14:00

A militant group in Niger Delta, Joint Revolutionary Council, JRC, has threatened to kill all Muslims living in Niger Delta States as retaliation to the series of bombing and killing of southerners in the North by members of the Boko Haram Sect.

The group issued the threat today in a statement sent to Pointblanknews.com warning that there will be no going back on its decision.

Only yesterday, a bomb blast killed 14 persons and injured several others at Ogbomoso, by Katsina Road, Kaduna, Kaduna State, Northwest Nigeria. The bomb blast, according to witnesses was carried out by two suspected bombers alleged to be members of the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram.

“The continuous killings of Christians in the North are unbearable to us now. Boko Haram has been leaving bombs around churches and other places with clusters of the innocent,” the group said in a statement.

“why all these killings of innocent Niger Deltans? With this trend, we can’t leave together. Leave Niger Delta now!!! Your failure to leave…, we’ll start to kill any MUSLIM WE SEE IN THE NIGER DELTA REGION full stop and no going back,” the group warned in the statement by the Joint Revolutionary Council.

The group said “No section of this country is an embodiment of killing others. Muslims can’t live in our land freely (Niger Delta) while BOKO HARAM will be killing our people in their land. This is our message, If you like stay and test our ultimatum and see what will happen.”

we are fully ready to kill if Muslims test us. What happened in Warri today is minor and we shall continue more if they don't leave our land. Every Muslim should leave now or BLOOD.”

we have tasted blood war during the days of our agitation for equal right. These Boko Haram live among you and pray in the same mosque. So you can’t claim that you don’t know where the Boko Haram is.”

Every Niger Delta to return home as our message will be implemented without hesitation. And any person or individual that make inflammatory statement against us will be dealt with.”

http://pointblanknews.com/new/exclusive/3240-we-will-kill-all-muslims-in-niger-delta-militant-group-warns.html

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 9:10pm On Dec 10, 2011

eejo:
silly people who thinks middle belt cannot stand we have oil, cement, iron , coal , water ,gold , arable land with these we are rich all the bombings biafra and ojukwu did on innocent civillians in middle belt we are waiting it will not happen again

Stop sniffing gutter. The bolded is the dumbest load of crap I've heard all week on NL.

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 8:05pm On Dec 10, 2011

namfav:
we are coming, now dont have nightmares, you useless little girl

We are the same people that kill your people in your land when you go on your islamic rampages. Go head come to our land like you do the others. We are waiting. wink

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 7:48pm On Dec 10, 2011

One_Naira:
This is just overdoing it jare. Wishing revenge on the men is understandable but women and children is not cool.

You gotta understand where he's coming from. They dont and didnt give two craps abt our lives but they want us to care about theirs. F them.

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 7:40pm On Dec 10, 2011

namfav:
ibos just act like slaves, why are you celebrating? is it your problem why the insecurity? you think you are next, ebonyi is just a few kms from benue, scared to your pants huh?

boy, yes we dont doubt you all may try it then thats when you will see big graves filled with fulanis in them. grin

Politics › Re: OPC Marches Through Lagos, armed with Guns and machetes by Chyz2: 7:38pm On Dec 10, 2011

Al haram,

I almost choked on my soda reading the nonsense you wrote above.

Politics › Re: Explosion Hits Mosque In Sapele, Niger Delta by Chyz2: 7:23pm On Dec 10, 2011

kasiem:
We dont need any bomb in the south cos it'll indirectly affect the lives and properties of southerners. They should package it and send to the north so that it'll add to the destruction.

With all due respect brother, we want these fools out of our land so that we can make room for the return of the southerners from the north. If bombing their house of satan is the way then so be it.

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 7:21pm On Dec 10, 2011

I laugh in tiv. The main soldiers who were killing igbos in the north during the coup. You MB fools instead of protecting Igbos during the pogrom tag teamed with the civilian hausa-fulanis on the streets to kill Igbo. Tufia! Die slow you bastardss!

Politics › Re: Explosion Hits Mosque In Sapele, Niger Delta by Chyz2: 7:16pm On Dec 10, 2011

Good initiative. Now every southern region has acted but the SE now. What are you all waiting for?

Politics › Igbo In Jos Declare Seven-day Mourning For Ojukwu! by Chyz2(op): 5:01am On Dec 10, 2011

[size=15pt]Igbo in Jos declare seven-day mourning for Ojukwu[/size]

By Kolade Adeyemi, Kano 4 hours ago

The Igbo in Jos have declared a seven-day mourning for the late Ikemba Nnewi, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu.
They have also opened a condolence register at the Eze Igbo Palace for sympathisers.

In a statement by the community, the Eze Igbo Jos, Prof Joseph Obilom, said: “All Igbo in Jos are to fast and pray for the repose of Ojukwu’s soul, starting from Monday.”

Prof. Obilom described Ojukwu as the father of the new concept of Nigeria because he fought for equality and fairness among the country’s entities.

The Eze Igbo asked all Igbo to come to his palace and sign the condolence register in honour of Ojukwu who, according to him, epitomized Nigeria’s unity.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/29263-igbo-in-jos-declare-seven-day-mourning-for-ojukwu.html

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 10:04pm On Dec 09, 2011

jason123:
Ojukwu saw all this??
He must have been a prophet!

He saw all this, yet, he did not see that Nigeria would still be ONE after the war?

Reread this comment then tell me why it doesnt make sense in reference to the comment you replied to.

Politics › Re: No North, No Nigeria -gowon by Chyz2: 3:08pm On Dec 09, 2011

igbo boy:
yessir i dey laugh cos of wetin u tell that ekita abi na ekiti pikin, now stick your tongue back in your mouth before i tell ileke to lick it (trust me you dont wan her to)

Politics › Re: We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 4:06am On Dec 09, 2011

Eh-heh! Now you know where you are. Ever since the death of The Ikemba I've noticed that there has been a lot of sorrow coming from the SW,SS, and now MB in relation to his death. It's like he gave them some sort of hope. Now that the Ikemba is gone una dey fear. You see? Good. Now you know.

Politics › We’re Not Northerners- Middle-belt Youths by Chyz2(op): 3:31am On Dec 09, 2011

[size=15pt]We’re not northerners- Middle-Belt youths[/size]

On December 9, 2011 · In News

By Dapo Akinrefon & Charles Kumolu

United Middle-Belt Youth Congress, UMYC, has demanded a separate identity for the people of the region to differentiate them from the Hausa-Fulani and Kanuri peoples of the far North.

Leading a delegation of executive officers of the congress on a courtesy call to Vanguard’s corporate office in Lagos, the group’s President, Mr. Abuka Onalo, said the people of the Middle-Belt were now remorseful of their roles in past actions of spearhea-ding Northern interests that did not benefit their people.

He particularly regretted the role of the Middle-Belt in the Nigerian civil war, saying the people of the region would not repeat the mistake.

He said: “We want the Middle-Belt people to be recognised and be referred to as Middle-Belt region. We want to be part of a new Nigeria where the Middle-Belt will be a federating unit.

“We likened our argument to the issue of true federalism. Since the South-South has been officially re-grouped as the Niger Delta region, we from the Middle-Belt should be grouped as the Middle-Belt region.

“We have never been subdued. We contributed in establishing the Federal Republic of Nigeria; we know what we suffered after the Civil War. There should be no reason why the nation cannot give us our own identity.”

In canvassing for identity, we are careful so that we do not destabilise what we helped in creating.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/were-not-northerners-middle-belt-youths/

Politics › Re: OPC Marches Through Lagos, armed with Guns and machetes by Chyz2: 12:10am On Dec 09, 2011

Gani Adams and The OPC Band.

[img]http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/252/49626663.jpg[/img]

Politics › Re: Igbo Traders Count Losses After The Kaduna Bomb Blast by Chyz2: 10:30pm On Dec 08, 2011

Ejiné:
It's all about business competition, actually. Most wouldn't want to commute in a place like Onitsha, because there are about 600,000 traders who still deal with the type of stuff they do, hence stiff competition.
But when their shops are situated in the North (a place where the majority are into nomadic livestock farming), you see their businesses flourishing because there aren't much traders to challenge them with equal things of better quality.
It's that simple, really.

I think i'm going to open up a life insurence business in the East and require every Igbo moving to the north to live to sign for it because their families back home are gonna need it.

Politics › Re: OPC Marches Through Lagos, armed with Guns and machetes by Chyz2: 10:19pm On Dec 08, 2011

jason123:
Just say you are ignorant, that's all. Ilajes have their militant faction. It was formed when the Ijaw-Ilaje crisis started but it later evolved.

http://thenationonlineng.net/web2/articles/31588/1/Ilaje-ex-militants-protest-/Page1.html
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/06/ex-militants-express-worry-over-kidnappings-in-ondo/
http://nationalmirroronline.net/news/15043.html
http://www.eagleenstyle.com/2011/06/27/ex-militants-unite-against-kidnapping-piracy-in-niger-delta-%E2%80%A2allege-some-elders-behind-crisis/

Kpogede once said it here!

Keep deceiving yourself. The boyz in the pic you posted are ijaws from mend. Ilajes with militants,ha! i dey laugh. They no be OPC there again? lol

Politics › Re: OPC Marches Through Lagos, armed with Guns and machetes by Chyz2: 10:15pm On Dec 08, 2011

lagcity:
ok i don hear you . sit your black Bottom in Anambra and think you know Ilorin more than i do.

Anambra? Im not from anywhere in d east lipsrsealed

Politics › Re: OPC Marches Through Lagos, armed with Guns and machetes by Chyz2: 10:10pm On Dec 08, 2011

lagcity:
ah, now i see you're a brainwashed NLander. the reality on the ground is different in Ilorin. there are no fulanis or overlords in Ilorin. If you go looking for a "Fulani" to kill in Ilorin, you'll end up killing a Yoruba man in fulani turban .

Keep dreamin. wink

Politics › Re: OPC Marches Through Lagos, armed with Guns and machetes by Chyz2: 10:09pm On Dec 08, 2011

jason123:
Ilajes in Ondo and Delta helping Mend!

https://www.eagleenstyle.com/files/2010/11/Nigerian-rebels-attack-kidnapps.jpg

http://www.eagleenstyle.com/2011/06/27/ex-militants-unite-against-kidnapping-piracy-in-niger-delta-%E2%80%A2allege-some-elders-behind-crisis/

Where are you getting these lies from? lol

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