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Northerners Says they want to Split From Nigeria
Northern Senators Threatened To Break Up Nigeria If Fulani Herdsmen Are Evicted From The South.
Fulani herdsmen with cow
Senators from the nineteen states in Northern Nigeria have issued a communique today regarding threats emanating from certain regions of the country demanding immediate relocation of herdsmen.
The Northern Senators warned governors and village heads in South-East in particular to cease from making proclamations that could overheat an already polarized country.


Chairman of the Northern Senators’ Forum, APC Senator Abdullahi Adamu from Nasarawa West read a communique on behalf of the group. Senator said, “We appreciate the steps the federal government had taken so far to contain the problems of herdsmen/farmers clashes and call on community leaders to be careful when making statements on these ugly incidences.

“There would be no country called Nigeria, if other parts of the country asked Fulani herdsmen to leave their communities and states. We, therefore, warn everybody, including governors to desist from making inflammatory remarks. A governor is a community leader. The only difference is that he has a label called governor.

“If you don’t mind, attacks by Fulani Herdsmen in recent times started with the West when elder statesman, Chief Olu Falae, had some very nasty experience. It was attributed at the time to Fulani herdsmen. At the end, those people were apprehended...www.controversialada.com/2016/05/northerners-says-they-want-to-split.html

*CAN youths urge Ndigbo to boycott Fulani cows

ENUGU—INDICATIONS emerged, weekend, that Fulani herdsmen have regrouped in bushes on Iga community’s corridor, Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State, to launch another attack, even as the apex socio-cultural group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, met yesterday in Enugu with a call on the Federal Government to boot out of office, all security heads in Enugu State over lapses that culminated in the slaughter of 46 Ukpabi, Nimbo natives last Monday by Fulani herdsmen.


Armed Fulani-herdsmen A communique made available to Vanguard at the end of the meeting of Imeobi (highest decision organ) of the group, read in part: ”Imeobi expresses disappointment at the obvious security lapses which allowed these heinous acts to be committed in Nimbo community.

“Imeobi, therefore, calls on Enugu State Government and the Federal Government to ensure that a thorough investigation is carried out with a view to ensuring that all those responsible for the lapses are made to account and be punished for their action.

“Imeobi mandates Ohanaeze leadership to take all necessary actions to ensure that such incident never again occurs in any other part of the South-East geopolitical zone. “Imeobi endorses the position of Ohanaeze on rejection of the proposed Grazing Bill. Cattle grazing is private business and, therefore, should not be done in a manner that individual’s or community’s rights are infringed upon.

“Imeobi views with grave concern and unequivocally, condemns the recent slaughter by Fulani herdsmen of our defenceless kith and kin in Nimbo, Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State.” Security agencies accept blame Meanwhile, 48 hours after Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State accused security operatives in the state of being complicit, demanding explanation as to their whereabouts between 6.30 and 7.30a.m. last Monday, which gave the Fulani herdsmen a window to slaughter 46 natives of Ukpabi, Nimbo community, despite the assurances they gave him that they were on ground, none of the security agencies accused have come up with a response. This was even as tension, weekend, enveloped Iga community, about 46 kilometrre from Nimbo in the same Uzo-Uwani council area, of another planned attack on the natives by herdsmen, who were said to be regrouping in bushes near the community’s corridor.
Read Details below: http://www.controversialada.com/2016/05/breakinganother-fulani-attack-looms-as.html

Emeka Ugwuonye
IN MY PERSONAL CAPACITY, I SHALL CALL ON PRESIDENT BUHARI TO DO TH NEEDFUL ABOUT NNAMDI KANU.
It is now more than 6 months since Nnamdi Kanu was arrested and detained. In the interest of fairness and expediency, let us not worry about whether it was right for the Government of Nigeria to arrest Kanu when it did in October of last year. Also, let us brush aside the circumstances of Kanu's detention and the clearly abusive and unusual legal processes pursued against him. Let us just look forward and try to get it right starting from hereon.


In view of all that has happened in Nigeria since the past one year, it is really necessary for this Government to take a deep look into things and recalibrate its policies for and approaches to various national problems. The chain of events in Nigeria since President Buhari came to power calls for caution and humility in governance. It is clear that this Government could not sustain those buoyant promises of massive social change it promised during the election. We know that it is not really that the Government does not want to do such great things and write its name on stone as the great watershed moment in Nigeria's political history. The truth is that the Government is not capable. It is lacking so badly in competence, imagination and intellect.

The short history of one year in office ought to have taught President Buhari and his crew an unforgettable lesson in modesty. They must be prepared by now to swallow their pride and face the reality with sincerity. And that reality suggests that the country needs to return to the drawing table and refashion its priorities, as well as its methods and language of communication. It has to now be a language of accommodation, humility and realism. The language of war, whether it is against corruption or indiscipline, must change to the language of understanding and desire to pursue change in a realistic manner.

Yes, Buhari must swallow his pride. He could not appoint ministers in 5 months in office. He could not have a budget in one year in office. He could not organize his party in such a manner that its members would work together for a common political purpose. You still have allegations of internal conflict and backbiting among party members. He could not show the world that he is in control of the national economy. The more war he fights against corruption, the more Nigerians hear about secret recruitment by Central Bank, and the padding of numbers in the failed budget. The more he claims to have defeated Boko Haram, the more herdsmen take the place of Boko Haram as a terror group. The more you try to trust President Buhari, the more you realize it is too huge a risk to trust him. The economy continues to slide and there is a massive erosion of confidence in the polity and government.

All the problems for which this President condemned and ridiculed the former government are far worse now than one year ago. The queues for fuel at petrol stations are longer now than ever. The power supply recorded the worst in history with a zero rate generated on a particular date recently. Corruption has not abated. Human right abuses are worse. Insecurity is higher. The state of infrastructure is worse now than before. Indeed, it will not be out of place to describe this regime as having failed, even so early in its 4-year term.

With all this happening......http://www.controversialada.com/2016/05/nigeria-in-trouble-as-dpa-decides-to.html

UNBELIEVEABLE!!! Obtain Your Preaching Licences Or Close Your Church, 19 Northern Governors Warn Christian Preachers

The fear of Nigerians losing their faith if President Buhari, who swore that it is his duty to Allah to ensure that Islam is spreed to every corner of Nigeria is now materializing.

After much deliberations by the 19 governors of the Northern state in Nigeria, according to Hope For Nigeria, they concluded to commence the issuance of licences to Christian religious organisations and preachers in all states in the region. They as usual sounded to be politically correct and fair, as they later added Islamic religion preachers. It is common knowledge that mostly Christian preachers are their target as they are the ones that always engage in evangelism and crusades both indoor and outdoor.

Nigerians were shocked few months ago when governor of Kaduna state, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, proposed the religious Preaching bill. Those that were worried about this dangerous development, remembered that it was the same pattern that the ‘Political Sharia’ was introduced in Nigeria in Zamfara, which later gave rise to Boko Haram and emergence of some extreme anti-people Islamist groups.

The Northern governors, stated that they were alarmed by the proliferation of sects and preachers in the region, also agreed to close down all religious organizations and institutions that refused to be registered with the respective state governments.

The bombshell according to Hope For Nigeria, was contained in their seven-page communique issued by the governors after a meeting in Kaduna.

“In view of the above, it has become imperative to establish a regulatory mechanism to consistently monitor activities of newly registered and unregistered religious organizations, ascertain the sources of their funds, both locally and internationally, monitor the activities of new Islamic schools established by any of the sects as well as their curriculum,” the communiqué said.

They also agreed to “facilitate the issuance of certificates and licences to prospective preachers and ensuring that all Islamic schools and other religious organizations are duly registered by government and close all unregistered ones.

“The Forum made an insightful and thorough review of the current security situation in the region with specific reference to Boko Haram insurgency, cattle rustling and lingering deadly clashes between farmers and cattle rearers as well as armed banditry and kidnapping which have been responsible for developmental challenges,” they said.
Read More... http://www.controversialada.com/2016/05/breaking-19-northern-governors-orders.html

Several schools in Umuchigbo community, Abakpa Nike in Enugu State have closed down following clashes between the members of the Biafra Nations Youth League (BNYL) and Fulani herdsmen.
Leader of the BNYL, Prince Chimezie Obuka, alleged that the herdsmen launched an attack in the area but encountered the BNYL security personnel returning from Uwani. He described the battle as “serious”, lasting three hours.
Read More....http://www.controversialada.com/2016/04/see-what-enugu-boys-did-to-fulani.html

psucc:
When one looks at the fate of the Agatus and govt's attitude towards them, I think it's better he thinks outside the box.

Sorry to say it that the herdsmen are merely working on the reports of the DSS. And to imagine that the DSS is an agency of govt, what do you think the same govt will do?

Better go on exile or open an IDP camp while waiting for govt or stand your ground to defend yourself. Though some must pay the supreme price before others can live, running away is never the best way out.

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DANGER IS UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL NOW
By Emeka Ugwuonye

I started off worrying about the dangerous and deadly herdsmen when they killed from a distance. When they killed people from far away from me, something in me snapped and I was angry. They kept killing closer and closer to me. I got angrier. But how close would the herdsmen get to me personally? To answer this question, read the urgent message I received this night from the youths of my own very town, Umumba Ndiuno of Ezeagu Local Government Area of Enugu State.


"Gud Mornin Sir, It's me your brother. Pls as it stands now, Our Umumba youth president have organise a meeting btwn d entire villagers and d alhaji who is in charge of D herdsmen that are in our Hometown comin up on 2nd of May, which is next two days. He said that d meeting is to enable all d villagers to talk about what ever the cattles and herdsmen are doing in our farm land and other part of our community, that they do not like so that they will find solution to it.
"So, big brother, I wish to plead with u to know if there is anything u can do within ur powers to make sure that the state security personels will be present in the meeting. Thanks."
The person that sent the above message to me is not my blood brother. But most people in my village address me as "big brother" and introduce themselves to me as "[my] brother". Apart from the message, I have made a few calls and I learnt that the youth of my town would make a formal request for my intervention later today.
The message is simple:
(1) There are herdsmen in my town now.
(2) They are destroying the farmland of the people of my community.
(3) It has been a big source of concern for my townsfolk.
(4) It has reached a point where the people are prepared to meet the herdsmen.
(5) They are apprehensive that the meeting might result in problems, which should require that I alert the security officials.
(6) They are looking to me for help.
So, this matter is now right on my laps. With what we have seen everywhere this sort of tension arose, blood flowed soon after. Now, I have to stop any such thing in my ....http://www.controversialada.com/2016/04/breakingfulani-herdsmen-destroying.html

hmmmmmmm

Pastoralism or Terrorism?: The Killing Culture of the Neo-Nomadic, By Wole Soyinka

Fulani Herdsmen and Militia

I have not heard an order given that any cattle herder caught with sophisticated firearms be instantly disarmed, arrested, placed on trial, and his cattle confiscated… Let me repeat, and of course I only ask to be corrected if wrong: I have yet to encounter a terse, rigorous, soldierly and uncompromising language from this leadership, one that threatens a response to this unconscionable blood-letting that would make even Boko Haram repudiate its founding clerics.



Herdsmen, let us appreciate, are perhaps humanity’s earliest known tourists. They must be taught however that there is a culture of settlement, and learn to seek accommodation with settled hosts wherever encountered. The leadership of any society cannot stand idly and offer solutions that implicitly deem the massacres of innocents mere incidents on the way to that learning school.

Culture is closely intertwined with tourism – the former, in fact, often drives the latter. The destination uppermost in the minds of most tourists we know is – Culture. This means that both share friends and – enemies. Of the principal enemies, seeing that we find ourselves within the precincts of governance, I intend to engage your attention in this brief address to just one: Insecurity. That inability of any vacationist to let go completely, relax, submit oneself completely to the offerings of a new environment – the sounds, sights, smells, textures and taste. Of Culture itself, in and or out of the touristic intent, there is no ambiguity in the mind of its enemies. They make no bones about their detestation – call them Taliban, Daesh or ISIS, al Shabbab or Boko Haram. Their hatred is pathological and impassioned to a degree that goes beyond the pale, beyond insanity and sadly beyond cure. The duty of governance towards such retrogressive outbreaks remains unambiguous.
After Boko Haram, what next? In fact, at this moment, Boko Haram has no ‘after’ since it is by no means ended, no matter what technical expressions such as “militarily degraded’ means. But let us assume indeed that we are already in the past of Boko Ha-ram. It is now clear that the succession is already decided, the ‘vacated’ space is already conceded, and that the new territorial aspirants are already securely positioned. The entire nation appears to be theirs without a struggle, and the continuity of an established Nigerian necropolis north to south and east to west is being consolidated.
Some necropoles are actually architecturally fascinating. They attract visitors from distant places, but those are works of veneration, artistry and dedication. They are visual feasts, among whose structures the visitors actually picnic, leave flowers and symbolic gifts to hovering ancestors. Latin America is full of them. The Nigerian widening necropoles leave only the taste of bile in the mouth, the corrosion of hate, stench and rage.
When I read a short while ago, the Presidential assurance to this nation that the current homicidal escalation between the cattle prowlers and farming communities would soon be over, I felt mortified. He had the solution, he said. Cattle ranches were being set up, and in another 18 months, rustlings, destruction of livelihood and killings from herdsmen would be ‘a thing of the past’. Eighteen months, he assured the nation. I believe his Minister of Agriculture echoed that later, but with a less dispiriting time schema. Neither, however, could be considered a message of solace and reassurance for the ordinary Nigerian farmer and the lengthening cast of victims, much less to an intending tourist to the Forest Retreat of Tinana in the Rivers, the Ikogosi Springs or the moslem architectural heritage of the ancient city of Kano. In any case, the external tourists have less hazardous options.

Recently however, I returned from a trip outside the country about to find that my home ground had been invaded, and a brand-new “Appian way” sliced through my sanctuary… In over two decades of living in that ecological preserve, no such intrusion had ever occurred. I have no idea whether they were Fulani or Futa Jalon herdsmen but, they were cattle herders, and they had cut a crude swathe through my private grounds.


However there is also internal tourism, to be considered a premium asset – both economically and in spirit of nation building and personal edification. This was an exercise I indulged in in the early sixties as by-product of other engagements, such as research. A lot however was simply under curiosity. I can claim modestly claim to be among the top twenty-five percent internally traveled Nigerians, acquainted with the smells, textures and tastes of their geographical habitation. I wish the late Segun Olusola were around to testify to.... http://www.controversialada.com/2016/04/see-what-wole-soyinka-wrote-on-recent.html

There is confusion in Enugu State following reports that Fulani herdsmen have launched a fresh attack in Umuchigbo, another community in the State.

Umuchigbo is in Enugu East Council Area of the State.
The reported attack is happening while the Inspector General of Police, IGP, Solomon Arase is at Nimbo community in Uzo-Uwani council area where a similar attack occurred two days ago and left scores dead.

A source told DAILY POST that, “Yes, there is trouble between the Fulani herdsmen and indigenes of Umuchigbo.
“The trouble started this afternoon. The causality figure is not yet known.
“But school children have been asked to go home. It is not yet known if security men have arrived.”
It was further gathered that last week, a Fulani herdsman stabbed an Umuchigbo citizen and they retaliated.
“Today, the Fulanis mobilised to attack a school. Umuchigbo mobilised and managed to chase them away; all is now calm. However, there are genuine concerns that they will return anytime soon,” the source added.
Meanwhile, the police is yet to react to the development...... http://www.controversialada.com/2016/04/happening-now-govt-folds-hands-as.html

FULANI HERDSMEN” IN ENUGU STATE: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF A SECURITY DISASTER
Let us stop the misinformation. These are not herdsmen. At least the band that attacked a community in Enugu State two days ago cannot be herdsmen. They came in the middle of the night, as has been the cases in the North East, Jos and other middle belt areas. There was no specific provocation. They targeted churches. They used high caliber automatic combat riffles. They are Boko Haram fighters. However, they disguised as herdsmen. Indeed, this seems to be a natural path of development for the Nigerian insurgency.

The implication is profound. Boko Haram is present now in the South East. This is a war and it is asymmetrical in tactics and strategy. So, we need to call it by what it really is. That is the only way we can tackle the crisis with any hope of success.
There has been a chain of events in Nigeria in the past 5 years. This is in connection with the activities of apparent herdsmen with cattle invading communities and villages now in almost all parts of Southern Nigeria. On the surface, the problem appeared to be that cattle shepherded by the “Fulani” herdsmen invade farmlands and damage crops. At that level it would appear that it is just a matter of economic losses to the farmers affected.

Because the herdsmen are of the Fulani ethnic extraction, the people of the Southern part of Nigeria did not really see this as something that would grow to the point of posing existential threats to their communities. But things have changed rapidly in recent time. The herdsmen are now everywhere. Beyond that, the herdsmen are armed with AK-47 automatic riffle and they have shown they are well-trained in the use of such dangerous military combat weapons.

Before the recent Enugu massacre, thousands of people have been killed by herdsmen in Benue, western states and now Enugu. The sudden nature of the attacks and the levels of casualty inflicted on the local communities have shown that the herdsmen were organized and that their objectives go far beyond a quest for grazing space. There is something more sinister than what we thought.
The fact, as we speak today, is that those herdsmen are now deeply embedded in many Southern States. The shocking report I received yesterday is that even my hometown, Umumba Ndiuno, of Enugu states, located close to the Southern border of the State on the way to Anambra State, has been invaded by herdsmen and their cattle. I was stunned with disbelief when I was informed as follows:

“They are everywhere, even around our village home, in the market, around the elementary schools…”. Herdsmen and their cattle enter freely into the premises of the elementary school in my community while the school is in session filled with children. I did not need to hear more to understand the extreme security situation we face in Enugu and the other Southern States.
The first question is: Are these real herdsmen or are these communities now under the siege of a well-planned operation aimed at overrunning and destroying or permanently changing in a fundamental nature the way of life of the people of the south? Given our ongoing experience with Boko Haram in the Northeast, have the elements of the same Boko Haram infiltrated our societies with an agenda to wipe out the people of the south in accordance with some jihadi agenda? Indeed, we must note that it was the Nigeria army that claimed that the herdsman that killed many in Agatu, Benue State, were not real herdsmen, but Boko Haram fighters disguised as herdsmen. That was a very serious and profound admission by the military.

Clearly, everybody in the South has underestimated the level of danger and security crisis faced by the people of the South. It is clear that through these apparent activities of the “herdsmen”, the detailed geography and topological data of most South-eastern state have been mastered by the herdsmen. Were there to be a widening armed conflict in the area, the South-eastern states are totally vulnerable and amenable to easy defeat and destruction by well-embedded Boko Haram fighters.
Where does the government stand? This is the next question to ask. It is clear that the Government, at best, have failed to protect the people against violence emanating from the herdsmen. Such failure is a fundamental one because it is the primary responsibility of the Nigerian Government to defend and protect the population particularly from organized armed attacks such as these. The failure of the government in this respect is a matter of breach of primary constitutional duty and the failure to guarantee right to life. But beyond a mere failure to perform the duty to protect, it is possible that some elements in the government have actually encouraged, if not actively supporting, the troubling melt-down of security situation in the South East.
It is thus important that these events are understood in the most realistic light possible. There is immediate need to challenge the Nigerian government to.... http://www.controversialada.com/2016/04/boko-haram-now-in-south-east-in-fulani.html

Rivers PDP uncovers plot to raid Ogoni communities with Military Hovercraft
Do you think this could be False alarm by Wike?

Calls on Buhari, APC to consider lives of innocent citizens in such operations The Rivers State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has said that it has uncovered well-orchestrated plot by some All Progressives Congress, APC politicians of Ogoni extraction to use military helicopters to bomb some parts of Ogoni communities suspected to be hideouts for those perceived to be opposed to their political ambitions.


Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike acknowledging cheers from supporters at the Port Harcourt International Airport on Thursday upon his arrival to the state after the Appeal Court judgment. Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike The PDP said in their desperate move to achieve their unpopular political interest, two APC leaders in the Rivers South-East Senatorial zone, Magnus Abe and Barry Mpigi reportedly held a meeting with top leadership of the party in Abuja, demanding that the Presidency approves the use of military helicopters to bomb areas suspected to have provided cover for certain individuals considered not cooperating with them. In a statement by Jerry Needam, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the PDP State Chairman, Bro Felix Obuah, the party said: “The information has it that the operation will be carried out in the guise of raiding criminal hideouts but the actual motive is to target and eliminate those perceived to be stumbling blocks to the realization of their political... See How Nigerian Military is to Be Deployed to Ogoni Land for Attack on Innocent People
Rivers PDP uncovers plot to raid Ogoni communities with Military Hovercraft
Do you think this could be False alarm by Wike?

Calls on Buhari, APC to consider lives of innocent citizens in such operations The Rivers State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has said that it has uncovered well-orchestrated plot by some All Progressives Congress, APC politicians of Ogoni extraction to use military helicopters to bomb some parts of Ogoni communities suspected to be hideouts for those perceived to be opposed to their political ambitions.


Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike acknowledging cheers from supporters at the Port Harcourt International Airport on Thursday upon his arrival to the state after the Appeal Court judgment. Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike The PDP said in their desperate move to achieve their unpopular political interest, two APC leaders in the Rivers South-East Senatorial zone, Magnus Abe and Barry Mpigi reportedly held a meeting with top leadership of the party in Abuja, demanding that the Presidency approves the use of military helicopters to bomb areas suspected to have provided cover for certain individuals considered not cooperating with them. In a statement by Jerry Needam, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the PDP State Chairman, Bro Felix Obuah, the party said: “The information has it that the operation will be carried out in the guise of raiding criminal hideouts but the actual motive is to target and eliminate those perceived to be stumbling blocks to the realization of their political... http://www.controversialada.com/2016/04/see-how-nigerian-military-is-to-be.html

Really? All my ladies na true tuk be this? just asking

Early Warning signal... Great, i.e if they wud undastand sha

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Its Fake ooo, Ryun for ya money

ricsman:
if what I just read is true then the governor is still at fault. the people voted for u to protect them in the state not pmb.

Enugu need strong vigilantes that is well equipment in arms and charms. because those Fulani
have both.

Dont mind that Guy, he s looking for whom to blame...

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Oriaku Enwe Iro Narrates Ordeal With Gov. Ugwuanyi[img][/img]


Apologies to Governor of Enugu state.
There was a call made by Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi to the president, he was put on hold for over an hour 15 minutes.
This call was made in the presence of 13 men and 4 women, the president aid told the Governor that the president will get back to him. The president through his aid after 4 hrs told Enugu state governor that the president will do something about it.


My relative was among the people who witness this call. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi on hearing that the police have not arrived at Uzouwani called GOC 82 division for help. He was refereed to the presidency again.
This time around, he was put on hold for nearly 2 hrs again, while waiting to speak to the president. News came in that the attack he was planning to prevent has actually taken place.
Within an hour, the commissioner and GOC who refereed the Governor to the president has mobilised their men to stop retaliation. The same way Lagos and Agatu was attacked and retaliation prevented.

I want to use this medium to apologise to the Governor of Enugu state, but I would like him to demand probe/investigation on this massacre. I will know he has learnt his lessons, if not he is still a cretin we will have for only four years.
We need to know why police commissioner and GOC need presidency order before they can protect the innocent citizens?.

We need to know - why police and military sent their men to Uzouwani after the attack to prevent retaliation?.
We need to know why a sitting Governor cannot use the support of police and military to protect his people?.

My governor, I am just apologising because l taught you did nothing at all, but as a man " what was your PLAN B?, if presidency fail to help. You would have use the media which is FREE.
Abled men and women would have prepared to help and protect their people.
Orji Uzo Kalu, used media to avert this type of unnecessarily deaths in Okigwe during his tenure. He called his media team and went on air. His face off with Obasanjo made him bypass OBJ and went on air. Abians was forced to prepare and fulani men went back home.

Read More:http://www.controversialada.com/2016/04/president-buhari-refused-to-pick-gov.html

Young03:
elders ask questions before they act


don't insult my governor biko


we av senator chuka utazi


we av hon. pat asadu in da house of rep.


what av they said?


we will fight back BT let's organise ourselves ist


#proudly Nsk#

Eziokwu?
keep waiting till they kill u join. The truth is that assuming they the politicians was affected in any way, they would have acted long before now

THE WEAKLINGS IN THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE

I write this piece with heavy heart as it regards what the fulanis are doing to my people and the government of Enugu state is doing absolutely nothing to remedy the situation. How can a Gov. claims to be concerned over the lives and properties of the people he is leading, yet when these same people are kidnapped, killed and destroyed, you will do nothing about it.


A Governor who claims to love his people locks them up in the prison without trial because they are protesting for independence from same people who are killing them.
Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, I put it to You... What have you done since resuming office to better the lives and properties of your own people?

If our Governors cannot save us, do you think the Fulanis will spare us? This must stop! If Nigeria is bent on killing the Igbos, they should just let them go nah! Is it by force to be called one Nigeria again?

Below are some pictures of Governor Ugwuanyi partying around while his people perishes.... Enugu people it is a wake up call.

See Pictures Below.... http://www.controversialada.com/2016/04/see-how-gburugburu-is-partying-why.html

Lolz...If dem catch you, i go helep dem nak u akapko

Eziokwu? Great, next time make ihm try kai kai

Give am nah, since you have been giving him front without him paying bride price, why complain now he wants back side.. Okukacha gi, di gi eburunu nke foduru. Mtcheeww, onye Uwa.

Let me Ask Google pls?

Chai see Gbege

ok ooo

RuJay:
So as computer wan type im name naim e catch fire abi

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