₦airaland Forum

mekaboy:
Not only weight, they will throw their Okada on him. #NoBiafraInAnambra

najoke:
i have never seen a deluded hypocritical gullible chest beating coward biafuro unity begging BANTU IMMIGRANT slave jews as this conductor.....he is always posting off topic.

wizzakosh:
I will always prefer this toilet broom soup to laterine soup down here any day n anytime.

EvilMetahuman:
those igbo jews see afonja in there dream and everywhere they go.

EvilMetahuman:
[s][/s] drug dealing igbo jew.
How is your life?


Looks like igbo christians are finally waking up.
For how long will they allow you igbo jews to give igbo christians bad name?

KahlDrogo:
Dont get too excited bro. The Jews will soon descend.

EvilMetahuman:
Wow

about 10 comments and we are yet to see a braindead ipoop flat head shout Afonja


This must be a record.

NothingDoMe:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/why-presidential-aircraft-cant-abandon-buhari-in-london-fg/

I see a lot of people defending nonsense.

ChimaAdeoye:
I think it wull amount to own goal to boycott the Anambra governorship election
Buhari will be too happy yo appoint Chris Ubah will syrict instructions to stop paying salaries and pensions so that all the money can be diverted to APC electioneering and rigging.

We dont have federal jobs and now the little the state uses to support services and even federal roads is given to Abuja politicians for jamboree. MBA !!

I don't support that order. It was poorly conceived and will achieve nothing but more pains and suffering in Igboland.

shukuokukobambi:
Most APGA supporters are ipob. If the boycott goes ahead, they'll be at the receiving end. I can imagine obingo is sweating seriously now

Andy Uba, Ngige etc must be licking their hands. A walkover might be on the cards here but e no concern me.

Meanwhile, its still biafla or death

UwaBuPawPaw:
Nice...Haven't heard that one yet.

Areolad:
Abiodun Kuforiji Nkwocha



I've asked various Igbo people here in Lagos what they think of Nnamdi Kanu. They are unanimous in their answers. They think he is a joker. The people I have asked include doctors, bankers, and businessmen. All have strong ties and property back home but also have viable businesses and property here in Lagos.

But if you have been following the new Mandela of the Igbo ethnic group closely , you will have to admit to yourself that he may have been a joke a few years ago, there is nothing funny about the movement he has stirred.

What was a little ripple in some obscure pond has been transferred to a growing wave lapping up sand one surge at a time into a vast ocean.

He grew from broadcasting hate messages that are sweet to the man on the street looking for someone to blame for the difficulty of life to a berobed, bespectacled priest ($#@*) being courted by mainstream politicians with loyal subjects who bow before him in deference. Suddenly there are mainstream discussions about Biafra. Suddenly, educated people have started seeing merit in him and are serious about seceding and forming Utopia.

How did we get here?

What transformed a decidedly unremarkable bigoted man to a revered freedom fighter?

When Buhari won the elections, remember what he said about how he would treat regions who voted for him en masse as against regions who gave him 5% support? He said it was unrealistic to treat loyal regions and disloyal regions alike (I paraphrase). We all saw the video and we were shocked that our president had absolutely no filter. Who plans to marginalise citizens of a country he was voted to serve on an international stage? No real politician would say that. He may plan to but he would also be conscious of giving a semblance of fairness.



No one can contest how lopsided Buhari’s appointments have been. Certainly, very few Igbos presently have much say in how the affairs of the Nation are stirred.

The minister of labour and productivity, Dr Chris Ngige concretised this when he said that the south-east was responsible for the ‘perceived’ marginalization of their region by refusing to ‘invest’ in Buhari’s 2015 campaign.

I was stunned when I read this. Genuinely stunned.

That statement alone admits there is a marginalization (if it was just something perceived, he would try to clear the perception.) by blaming them for not voting for Buhari.

When you face blatant marginalization, it is not farfetched to want a person of your ethnicity to have a chance at leading this country so that you can finally belong and not be punished not just for a war that ended almost 50 years ago but for voting a candidate of your choice.

Buhari on seeing his gaffe (I am assuming he did) could have done a few things to correct this and systematically squash grounds for Biafran agitators to thrive. He should have aggressively courted the South East. Never mind that he won the elections. He could have deliberately set up a plan for visible inclusion. To let the South East understand that he intended to govern them and the rest of this country fairly.

He silently condoned the untameable activities of his kinsmen, the Fulani Herdsmen. I say he condoned because nothing about his speech or actions towards curbing the menace they had become said he was determined to stop them. On the other hand, he went full out for the then obscure Nnamdi Kanu, who had not been responsible for the death of anyone and so far as I know it, still hasn’t.

The arrest of Nnamdi Kanu is the worst thing that Buhari could have done. This is in the 101 category of things not to do political opponents or freedom fighters.

Without a prison sentence there would be no Mandela.

Nothing propels a man to greatness in the eyes of his followers than incarceration or matyrdom.

Did Buhari not study Boko Haram? Perceived injustice fuels a cause. Persecution gives legitimacy to a movement.

In a country where not a single leader of killer Fulani herdsmen has been jailed. Where Boko Haram seems to have a thousand lives, Nnamdi Kanu was nothing but an attention seeker.

Nnamdi Kanu was canonized by Buhari. The longer he stayed in jail, the more his standing grew.

To make it worse, the South Eastern part of Nigeria have had no heroes. Their leaders seem motivated by selfish ambition. There are no Fayose’s to stand against the government and speak for their region/states (I know you think Fayose is ridiculous, but look carefully. The man is fierce about his state.) The Igbos have no Tinubus fighting with an obvious Yoruba agenda… consolidating the power of the south west in general. There have been NO unifying leaders in the South East. The response to the attack of Uzo-Nwani local government of Enugu state ended with a wide toothed smiling Gov Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi genuflecting and shaking hands with Buhari in a photo.

The South East has not been treated kindly by its governors. We cannot lie. There is no zeal. Just bitter fights for power.

So the mass have been ready for another Ojukwu. Someone who will speak without fear or regard for his personal safety or fortune. And unfortunately, there was Nnamdi Kanu. A man not affiliated to any political party and seems to be driven by only his love for Igbo people and his desire for their own country.

What Buhari did was like making a mistake on a paper with a pen. Then attempting to clean it with an eraser till the paper is torn and beyond repair. This was how he handled Nnamdi Kanu. He totally missed it.

Apart from his charismatic and extremely divisive oratory skills, what substance does he have to offer? This our Igbo Jewish Saviour? Who truly is he? This 47-year-old man has nothing really to show. He attended UNN and did not even graduate. What was he doing all his life before that video of him asking for guns and ammunition to actualize Biafra at the World Igbo Congress on the 5th of September 2015 in California came out?

What is his track record?

What has he led successfully?

What qualifies him to be a leader?

Does he have the skills to negotiate an amicable secession and to also help set the foundation of a new nation?

My dear Igbo people, think this through. Where is this man that you are following going to? Do you really think that once Igbo people gather together in a land locked tiny mass and are governed by only Igbo people, problems will cease to exist?

Nigeria has problems. It certainly has not treated you fairly. A restructuring is a more realistic agitation. Placing a heavy demand on elected officials is also another thing we must take seriously. To refuse to participate in an election in a country you are part of for the foreseeable future is insane.

Following Nnamdi Kanu who eyes glint with the same fiery passion as that Jim Jones and whose words resonate with the same bitter superior ethnic bile of Hitler will not end well.

Lastly, I almost forgot to say this. I am from Ogun state and so is Obasanjo. His presidency did not change my life. My life went on like every other Nigerian. In fact, Abeokuta did not change. Buhari is president, please take a tour to places that ordinary Hausa/Fulani people stay up north, you will see that they have gained nothing in his 2 year reign except bragging rights. I promise you that the life of the average South Easterner is better than that of the average Northerner in terms of education, health and economy. The only people that will tell you that you are the only ones suffering because you do not have an Igbo president are those hungry for personal power… and they are just trying to use you.

https://www.sabinews.com/73777-2/

Joeblazeochola:
funny how Idiocracy started from ur leader namdi kalu wit his lies n yet he has so many followers, well am nt surprised becos any tin can happen wen foolishness runs in d family. suddenly everybody far from biafia are nw afonjas, sorry pls insult me as a Niger delta n leave d innocent yorubas alone

Joeblazeochola:
good! make im show ibos una land for israel so dat una fit go back, una b visitors for hia sef. nawa oh

Jaideyone:
keep deceiving yourself. Yorubas are not the ones crying let my people go like jewish slaves. Yorubas are not begging for the presidency o we just went back to the drawing board and did the talking with our votes. Even with 95% of your people giving PDP your votes the party's candidate in 2019 is coming from the north. now who's the slave?

Jaideyone:
ignoramus. what is good for the goose is good for the gander. Lagos special status bill should be brought up again. simple