₦airaland Forum

Chubhie:
It's in kanu's best interest to present timelines with logical reasons how he escaped the pythons dance.

pazienza:
The Ikwerres are not working their way back to anything.
They are simply repositioning themselves for 2023, when they would seek to grab and hijack the Igbo presidency campaign.
Don't be too foolish to fall for their gimmicks.
Those people are incapable of remorse. They are set in their Igbophobic ways, there is no remedying the situation.
You should be wise enough to know when someone is being manipulative to exploit you. After 2019, expect Wike to feature more on Igbo gatherings, including more public proclamations of being Igbo. Expect Ogbakor Ikwerre to mellow down on their Igbophobia campaign and speeches.
It's calculative. But we are one step ahead of them. Ikwerre is not Igbo. If they want to be Igbo, fine, let them prove it by joining hands to help us campaign for AIIA airport, which would be a purely Igbo airport, and not an Igbo( this is me assuming Ikwerres are now Igbo) - Ijaw Airport.
Wike should also help campaign vigorously for an Igbo presidential candidate from SE, and finance such.
Let their claim to Igbo be put through altruistic balance and see how it fails immediately.

Onye aghogbu ka agba.

pazienza:
Thank you Nwannem.
You articulated my points very well in a concise and summarized format.

horsepower101:
Thank God for this pan igbo thread. My mentality has been reformatted towards them. They are the Enemy within. We have focused too much on the external threats against igbos that over the years, we ignored the internal ones staying in our backyard.

It’s time to face both types of threats. Nothing will stop our development.

horsepower101:
I always knew he was an Ikwerre bastard. He is desperately looking for your attention like a LovePeddler. Don’t fight a pig in the mud.

pazienza:
Ofcourse, we know their game, and we are out for them.
I had personally been watching Wike body language since he came on scene in 2015, he's eyeing the FG level. And he as the rest of the Igboids in SS, see us in SE as mugus to use and achieve their various Igbophobic aims.
Notice how the the Ikwerre man here talked about other Nigerians being more comfortable with handing power to Igboids as Igbos, than to Igbos. That's their calculation. They reason they could impersonate Igbos in Federal level, while giving off Igbophobic transmissions that would endear them to Nigerians and make them more attractive to Nigerians.
Ofcourse, they need the stupid ones amongst us who accept them as Igbos to be able to pull it off.
Because the moment we openly denounce them as Igbos and embarrass them in public, while ensuring that any political party presenting them as Igbo candidate or reps pay dearly for it, by outrighly rejecting them and refusing to offer our support, their games will be over.

If Wike or any Ikwerre man is eyeing national appointments or elective posts, they would have to do it on SS platform, as distinct ethnic nationalities they are. Which means they would first have to slug it off with AkwaCross bloc, Edo bloc, Ijaw block and Urhobo/Isoko blocs for a chance to represent SS.
What are the chances of them coming out on top of those blocs? Almost Zero, seeing as how out of their greed and innate Igbophobia, they have all divided themselves into inconsequential small minority amongst minorities.

ZnO:
Falae also called Tinubu a rebellious betrayer. Tinubu is Yoruba leader.

onuebonyi:
Are always talking like a mad man. You are seeing 'men at work' but you are still bent on discrediting the only ongoing. I have told you useless old man to face your Delta state. You are only good at focusing on other states than sparing small time to deal with myriads of issues dragging your state backwards.


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PureMe01:
IGBOS BOYCOTTING THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN 2019/VOTING FOR ANYOTHER PARTY APART FROM PDP IS AUTOMATICALLY VOTING FOR BUHARI...that's our submission over here in SE

tigerclaws:
I keep laughing at apc bastards that has been jubiliating since Kanu's appearance
normally this supposed to be a sad news for them but i noticed their jubilation instead.

They taught that igbos don't have sense knowing fully well that kanu is under duress and the sole reason for his release is to dislodge Atiku in SE and SS which was their plan B after they realised that using apga to divide our bloc votes has failed

what a coincidence few months to the elections boom kanu reappears
since this week Buhari has been having close door meetings with security chiefs regarding 2019 election and Buhari being in panic mode decided to play his last card which has already failed

where are Nnamdi Kanu's parents?
probably still in hostage as a ransom and weapon against Nnamdi Kanu should he go against the agreement

suddenly a group started pleading presidential pardon for Nnamdi Kanu which i see as part of the agreement should he fulfil his end of bargain. boom presidential pardon granted for him.

How can someone that his passport was sized by DSS suddenly appears publicly in a European country for that matter is that not a miracle?
oops Calculations failed they didn't know that we knew that Kanu's passport is with the DSS

How can kanu escape a barricade full of tanks and APC successfully without notice
cross the boarder without the eyes of immigration and customs
is that not a miracle?
even by his appearance in the video you'll see that something is going on that's not the kanu i know.


in conclusion SE and SS are not buying falling for this
Kanu is under duress with his parents used as a weapon against him should he say what's not allowed by Buhari

I'm happy he's alive and it'll shame the likes of cilicmarin
sarrki
midolian
seunmsg
madridguy
passingshot
deomelo
Butterflyle0
buhariguy
that taught he was dead


but come next year our bloc votes remains sacrosanct for Atiku
lol apc the blackmail didn't work

try something else

we're determined
Buhari ends next year Insha'Allah

cc
Lalasticlala since Kanu's thread don dey hit front page i guess this should

pazienza:

You will always be able to separate real Anambra people from online impostors because. Real Onye Anambra though naturally full of confidence in his town and Anambra identity, which often rub off other Igbos as arrogance, will always fight fiercely for the benefit of Igboland, because an Anambra person is a proud Igbo man.
When a person who supposedly claim to be from Anambra is never found engaging in e-fight with many Igbophobic entities from SW on this forum who are usually out to denigrate Ndiigbo(including Anambra) , but instead always found hiding behind Anambra to insult Ndiigbo.
When a supposedly Anambra man would have Igboland underdeveloped, while vital infrastructure are sited away from Igboland and diverted to foreign hostile lands.

Then know that you are dealing with a real impostor.

WetinConsignMe:
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hammerF:
This is where Ndiigbo prove to them and the world that we are not fools.


The time have come and it should be action seen.


Ndiigbo say no to Port Harcourt international airport.


Last Christmas, Amaechi canceal international flights to Enugu international airport.


This christmass he has hurriedly put things in place at port harcourt.


The onus is for Igbos to now insist on Enugu or continue with Lagos and Abuja Owerri, until the end of Buahri tenure.

Grayxme:
The Federal Government has spent a total of N2.7 trillion on infrastructure development across the country. Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, disclosed this in his presentation, entitled “Nigeria’s National Unity: Toward Participation and Shared Values,” at The Chatham House in London, yesterday. He said the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, since coming into office in 2015, had embarked on an unprecedented renewal of the nation’s infrastructure, investing an unprecedented N2.7 trillion on roads, rails, power and other similar projects. Beyond embarking on these projects, the minister said the spread of such projects cut across all the component regions of the country to foster a sense of national unity. Lai Mohammed He said: “Since coming into office, the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari has embarked on an unprecedented renewal of the nation’s infrastructure, investing an unprecedented N2.7 trillion on roads, rails, power and other similar projects. “But it is not enough to embark on these projects, it is important to let the public know the extent and spread of such projects to foster a sense of national unity. “This explains why we kick started a nationwide tour of Federal Government projects nationwide, with not less than 25 journalists accompanying me on each trip. “Till date, we have inspected many of such projects, including the new Lagos to Kano standard gauge rail line, the Lagos-Ibadan expressway in the Southwest that connects the port city of Lagos to other parts of the country, the new intra-city rail line connecting the Abuja city centre to the international Airport, the Enugu-Port Harcourt freeway in the South-east and the Ilorin-/Jebba-Mokwa road in central Nigeria.” Continuing, Mohamed told the audience that the administration went further to launch the FGNiApp, a downloadable on mobile devices, to provide up-to-date information about government’s projects and policies to the people, irrespective of where they are. On the abducted Chibok and Dapchi schoolgirls, the minister said the government had made some strides by securing the release of some of the abducted girls, while efforts were still ongoing to secure the release of the remaining girls in captivity. “As you are all aware, some 276 girls were abducted by terrorists from their school in Chibok, Borno State, in 2014, about a year before the Buhari Administration assumed office. At his inauguration, President Buhari promised to do whatever is necessary to secure the release of the girls. Today, many of the girls have been freed unharmed, even though over 100 of the girls remained in captivity. “The civil society group Bring Back Our Girls, BBOG, which has consistently advocated for the release of all the girls, demanded information from the Federal Government on what is being done to free them. In response to their yearnings, we arranged with the military to embed them, so to say, in some of their search sorties. “Some Bring Back Our Girls campaigners were subsequently flown on search sorties by the air force to give them a firsthand knowledge of the military’s efforts to rescue the girls. BBOG was later to say, in their report on the trip: ‘’We can confirm that the air component of the counterinsurgency war is being prosecuted by a highly-professional, capable, motivated and committed team of the Nigeria Air Force (NAF). We were provided data and imagery evidence to show that the search for our Chibok girls and other abducted citizens is a daily activity by NAF.” “When some 110 Dapchi school girls were similarly abducted, on 18 Feb. 2018, we ensured that Nigerians were provided with detailed and up-to-date information, having led a number of Federal Government delegations to the school to get first-hand information. When, a few weeks later, most of the girls were released, Nigerians were never in doubt about the efforts that the government had put into freeing the girls. “Only last week, I led another Federal Government delegation to Dapchi, in Yobe State, to meet with the mother of Leah Sharibu, the remaining Dapchi girl in captivity, and to Maiduguri, in Borno State, to meet with the families of the three aid workers who were kidnapped by Boko Haram in March this year. Unfortunately, two of the three aid workers have now been killed, the latest one being killed this past Monday. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the murdered women, even as we continue to do everything any responsible government will do to free the women who remain in captivity. “ It is important to say that we have regularly met with the various media stakeholders in Nigeria, to discuss with them government policies and programmes. These groups include the umbrella Nigeria Union of Journalists, Online publishers, bloggers and social media influencers, Broadcasting Organization of Nigeria (BON), Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria (NPAN), etc. “We have also gone beyond the shores of Nigeria to meet with the global media, policy think tanks and decision makers, especially in the United Kingdom and the United States. My current visit to London is the latest of such visits, which are aimed at engaging with the international media and the think tanks. Since assuming office, I have made a deliberate effort to build consistent and constructive relationships with the international media, especially in key media centres and capitals. I have also attempted to make those visits regular, building consistent lines of communication, not only with media houses, but with specific journalists too. “I was here in the UK to engage with the media, think tanks and decision makers in September 2017, then travelled to the US for the same purpose in April 2018, and now I am back here to continue with the engagement. This is in appreciation that correct information and proper briefings – to also dispel rumour and conjecture – are just as important as short-term coverage. I am also aware that stakeholder relations are so vital – that is why Chatham House and other think tanks in the UK and the US are important. I have also met with academics. This is important to inform a wider debate. “As the 2019 general elections approach, Nigeria faces a new challenge, a threat not just to the country peace and security, but indeed its very existence. It is the dual challenge of fake news and hate speech. Yes, the fake news problem is not unique to Nigeria, but it poses a more potent threat to the country because of its multi-ethnic, multi-religious and multi-cultural status. It is also a clear and present danger to the nation’s unity. Naysayers have latched onto the fake news phenomenon to exploit the country’s fault lines and inflame passion. For example, the BBC recently did a report on how fake news is aggravating the persistent Farmers-Herders clashes. Pictures of gun-totting herdsmen from other lands are routinely used to depict the herdsmen in Nigeria. Age-long clashes between Farmers and Herders have suddenly been dressed in the garb of religion and ethnicity. Ignored is the fact that the clashes have become more persistent because of a mixture of many factors, including population explosion, effects of climate change, keener contest for dwindling natural resources and sheer criminality. Religion and ethnicity are not the reasons for these clashes. “To tackle this, we have launched a national campaign against fake news and hate speech. The aim is to sensitize Nigerians to the dangers posed by fake news, how to spot fake news and what to do. We are under no illusion that the campaign can immediately stop fake news and hate speech. But we want to bring the issues to the front burner of national discourse. And I can say that we are succeeding in that respect. Today, fake news has become a topical issue in Nigeria. To Nigerians, we say: If you can’t vouch for the veracity of any news item, don’t share it!” On the theme of the paper, Mohammed said, ‘‘the topic could not have been more apt, as Nigeria continues to struggle to forge a national consensus, to accept its diverse ethnic groups as the source of its national power and cohesion, irrespective of religion, status, culture and geographical location. The challenge is made more daunting by the fact that the large country is occupied by diverse people, with diverse languages and culture. In other words, it is a multi-national state, a conglomeration of ethnic nations, each with its distinctive character and ethos. “Why is the question of national unity so important? This is simply because without a united country, all its component parts will be working at cross purposes with conflicting signals that will constantly threaten the foundation and the very existence of the country. This is more so in a country as diverse as Nigeria, which has had sufficient doses of ethnic and religious strives at various times in its nationhood journey, including a bitter, 30-month civil war and the Boko Haram insurgency. “The relevance of the topic is also accentuated by the fact that, in the next few months, Nigeria will be returning to the polls for the general elections. The run-up to the 2015 general elections tested the nation’s unity, in no small measure, and it remains to be seen whether we, the people, have learnt any lessons as we move closer to the 2019 polls.”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/10/weve-invested-n2-7trn-on-infrastructure-fg/