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By Johnbosco Agbakwuru ABUJA – THE presidency Thursday night cautioned the Co-convener of the #BringBackOurGirls Group, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili, not to ammunition to any violent group that seems determined to pursue its separatist agitation through reckless and destructive methods Thousands of IPOB supporters heading to Kanu’s home in Umuahia, Abia state as Nigerian army allegedly lay siege at Kanu’s home The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu in a statement Thursday night told Dr. Ezekwesili to demonstrate a great sense of responsibility in the face of national security challenges posed by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB incendiary propaganda designed to cause civil unrest in the country. According to Shehu, “a prominent influencer like Dr. Oby has a moral and patriotic duty not to give ammunition to any violent group that seems determined to pursue its separatist agitation through reckless and destructive methods.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/deliberate-sinister-agenda-ipob-provoke-soldiers-killing-innocent-presidency/
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sarrki:See your folly...Is that how to answer the question...I am just here to bust the lies and deceit of you slaves...and tell people why IPOB are right in their agitation. If all Nigerians are treated equally..with justice and fairness, I don't think there will be IPOB or MASSOB. The problem predates Buhari...but Buhari made it worse...See "Buhari, only justice can make Nigeria great" — Maitama Sule |
sarrki:What do you mean imbedded? Did it say it has to be mainly between the SW and the north...? Are you wise one, better than Gani? |
sarrki:Liar! Yorubas are always included as service chiefs...in all adminstration...why would they exclude Igbo...a big tribe with more than 40 million people. This didn't start today though. It has been going on since after the civil war...This has nothing to with Buhari. It is part of accumulation of similar behaviour in the past. Johnathan only tried to bring the Igbos into the main stream...Remember the first chief of army since 45 years was done during his tenure. See>>> Chief Gani Fawehnmi said about the Igbo in 1998. Hear Gani “ The Igbo by their contribution to the economic development of this country are otherwise called the Jews of Nigeria. They are very hard-working, very industrious, very innovative and very articulate people. The economic development of this country owes much to their contribution. I don’t like the way they have been treated since 1970. They still bear the scars of the Biafran crisis, and they are still being treated as if the civil war is still nascent, which is wrong. "...They have been kept out of the security forces of this country at the strategic levels, the law enforcement of this country at the most strategic levels, they are ignored, despised by the cabal. Even in the civil service, I do not know how many permanent secretaries are Igbo. I am not sure how many senior police officers are Igbo, and same goes for the Navy, Air Force, and the Army. They are one of the largest groups in this country. In fact, it is a nation within a nation. The major manpower pool of this country is being supplied by the Igbo. I was so angry when Abacha came to establish the Provisional Ruling Council (PRC) and the Igbo were not represented; I went to court to fight the cause of the Igbo. It was after my suit in court, challenging Abacha and asking that PRC composition be set aside by the court until Igbo were given their rightful place that Abacha then reversed the composition of PRC and appointed some Igbo.” Igbokwe |
Israeljones:Articulate or no articulate...You are advising someone on how to be brave...If you become brave will heaven fall? |
sarrki:Your brain is still fixated on Buhari...What do you have to say about the below comments: "Buhari’s actions through lopsided appointments, concentration of key security appointments in a section of the country, flagrant disregard for federal character principle, indifference to murderous activities of Fulani herdsmen greatly contributed to agitations in the country" Southern leaders Forum |
Almaiga:Almajiri...you might be making a serious and huge mistake... |
Israeljones:If you are asked now to write the same about how: 1. Nigeria would generate more electricity from 2000MW they have been trying to genearte since 1914, 2. Have good hospitals,so your president won't go abroad for months 3. Have good roads 4. Stop exporting add re-importing petroleum products, etc, etc ...you will go dumb...You only know how to advise others, mean while you have not solved loads of problem in your own plate.. |
smartty68:You might be right.. All the Southern leaders had to do is to support their youth...even sponspor them in their actions like the northern leaders do...They should come out together and challenge the north....Now the north feels like they own Nigeria....Why would some posts be left ONLY for the northerners, if Nigeria belongs to all of us? Nobody has challeneged this. Some southern people, especially most SW people sheepishly accept whatever the north says because they are afraid..... |
"President Muhammadu Buhari, must not be surprised or bothered by whatever the Southern leaders, say because, the Southern leaders are remnants of PDP led by former president Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. Southern leaders, have not ever support or hold their allegiance to president Muhammadu Buhari, or Nigeria-state, but to the Biafra-agitators, as most Nigerian-voters in the Southern region solidly hold their full support for the PDP and Nanmdi Kanu,s Biafra movement.Southern leaders, failed woefully to exert control over Nnamdi Kanu, and their other militants-terrorists youth in their communities who are receiving and enjoying full support of these Southern leaders, to kill oil explorers and damage oil pipelines.President Muhammadu Buhari, can not ever trust any Southern leaders..." Dr Pat Kolawole Awosan ------------------------------------------------------------- Reading the above comment from Kolawole, which is a response to the SLF communique, one would wonder why most southern Yorubas prefer the north...It would have been better to have 25 northern states...Wait a minute...this guy could be from Ilorin... |
Southern Leaders Forum (SLF) on Wednesday said that President Muhammadu Buhari’s actions through lopsided appointments, concentration of key security appointments in a section of the country, flagrant disregard for federal character principle, indifference to murderous activities of Fulani herdsmen greatly contributed to agitations in the country. The leaders also said the national broadcast by President Buhari on Monday in which he said he and the late Chief Emeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu agreed in 2003 that Nigeria must remain one and united is not a Sovereign National Conference and should not be taken as the collective decision of Nigerians which cannot be reviewed. The Southern leaders in a statement signed by Chief Edwin Clark and Chief A K Horsfall for the South-South; Chief Nnia Nwodo and Prof. Joe Irukwu for South-East and Chief Ayo Adebanjo and Chief Reuben Fasoranti for South-West also said the statement by the president that recent comments have crossed the red line is an attempt to commence the criminalising of dissenting opinions as hate speech, especially given the recent direction by the vice president that hate speech will henceforth be regarded as terrorism. “The president expressed his dissatisfaction about comments on Nigeria while he was away that ‘question our collective existence as a nation’ and which he said have crossed the ‘red lines’. Against the background of the threat to treat ‘hate speech’ as ‘terrorism’, we see a veiled threat to bare fangs and commence the criminalisation of dissenting opinions in our national discourse”, the Southern leaders said. Dangerous To Deal With Dissent By Force They noted that “experience worldwide has shown that any attempt to deal with dissent by force usually drives it underground which makes it much more dangerous and difficult to deal with. We should have learnt a lesson or two from Boko Haram which was an open organisation before the state drove it underground and we are still under its reign of terror despite official claim that it has been ‘technically defeated’ or ‘degraded’. “As elders who believe that it is better to seek solutions to problems, we appeal that we must engage in social engineering fully aware that globalisation has made it very difficult to use repressive tactics to repress opinions. Unity Of Nigeria Negotiable “Mr. President deploys the imagery of the late Chief Emeka Ojukwu to play down the demand for the renegotiation of the structure of Nigeria by saying they both agreed in Daura in 2003 that we must remain ‘one and united’. While we agree with them, the meeting between the two of them could not have been a Sovereign National Conference whose decisions cannot be reviewed. The fact that we agree on their conclusion that we should remain united does not foreclose discussions of the terms and conditions of the union”. “The claim that Nigeria’s ‘unity is settled and not negotiable’ is untenable…Every country is a daily dialogue and there is nothing finally settled in its life. Stable nations are still fine-tuning details of the architecture of their existence now and then. How much more Nigeria that has yet to attain nationhood? “If we are a settled nation, we would not be dealing with the many crises of nation building that are afflicting us today which have made it extremely difficult to squarely and urgently face issues of growth and development. “The British negotiated to put the various ethnic groups together. All the constitutional conferences held in the years before independence were negotiations. When the North walked out of the parliament in 1953 after Chief Anthony Enahoro moved the motion for independence it took negotiations to bring them back into the union after their eight-point agenda which was mainly about confederation. All the conferences held after independence on constitutionalism are all forms of negotiations. There is no peaceful co-existence that is not about negotiations in a plural society”. Arrest Arewa Youths Over Quit Notice On Igbos The leaders, who said President Buhari’s words that Nigerians can live anywhere is too short to address the danger posed by the quit notice by Arewa youths to Igbos living in their region, also noted that it is distressed over the failure of security agents to arrest the masterminds of the quit notice after the order was given by Governor Nasir el-Rufai and Acting President Osinbajo. “The one sentence by the president that every Nigerian can live anywhere without let or hindrance if meant to address the quit notice by Arewa youths against Igbos is rather too short to address the clear and present danger that the unwarranted threat represents. “We are distressed by the refusal of the police to comply with the arrest orders given by the Kaduna State governor and the vice president while the president was away. Instead of ensuring that these orders are carried out, the president has now come to just make a bland comment on the explosive issue. We are of the view that leadership requires more than this at this crucial moment”, they said. Speaking further, the Southern leaders said, “We acknowledge the president’s admission that there are ‘legitimate concerns’ in the land .That is commendable. We, however, disagree with his take that Nigeria is a ‘federation’. “Nigeria ceased to be a federation since 1966 after the first coup. The turning of Nigeria into a unitary constitution which is not conducive for peace and development in a multi-ethnic country is what the military-imposed 1999 constitution, which lied against itself with the ‘We the people’, is all about. This is the taproot of the crisis of nationhood in Nigeria”. They noted, “We do not accept the president’s claim that the National Assembly and the Council of State are the only legitimate, appropriate bodies for national discourse. While we do not dispute that these are legal bodies, we insist they are not appropriate bodies to discuss the social contract that could bind us together as a nation-state. “While the composition of the National Assembly is clearly jigged and indeed one of the bodies to be restructured, the Council of State is not open to Nigerians for any discourse. If any ‘discourse’ is to take place on constitutional changes within the democratic framework Mr. President is the one who has the responsibility to initiate the appropriate process”. Buhari Taking Sides With Fulani Herdsmen They also averred that Buhari’s broadcast in which he described the attacks against defenseless farmers and Fulani herdsmen as a conflict between two quarrelling group portrays him as taking sides with the aggressive herdsmen. “We are equally miffed that the president talks about the serial onslaughts by AK-47 wielding Fulani herdsmen against defenseless farmers as a conflict between two quarreling groups. In the last two years, the Fulani herdsmen have become much more ferocious in their attacks against farmers in the South and Middle Belt areas of the country with security forces shying away from enforcing law and order. To present the various onslaughts on farmers by these herdsmen as ‘two-fighting’ would portray the president as taking sides with the aggressive Miyeti Allah. “While we do not hold the administration responsible for all the causes of agitations in Nigeria due to the crises of unitary constitution, there are clearly many errors of commission and omission the government has committed that have accentuated the strong self-determination feelings and agitations across the country which only restructuring can tame today: “The insensitive and clearly lopsided recruitments/appointments into all federal institutions. Even key prominent northern leaders have expressed openly their disapproval of the pattern of appointments. “Concentration of most of the heads of armed forces and other national security agencies in a section of the country. “The president going on a global stage to say he could not treat those who gave him 5% of their votes equally with those who supported him with 97%. “Official indifference to the murderous activities of herdsmen against peace -loving citizens on their farms and other settlements. “The flagrant breach of the constitutionally enshrined federal character principle. Appointment of legal adviser of Meyiti Allah as Secretary of the Federal Character Commission. “The early retirement of mostly southern senior officers from the Nigerian armed forces and other security forces. “As elders who have spent most of our lives fighting for the unity of the country based on justice, fairness and equity, we call on the president to realise that the country is in a very bad shape at the moment and requires statesmanship and not ethnic, religious, regional and political partisanships. “This is the time to renegotiate Nigeria along federal lines negotiated by our founding fathers to stem the tide of separatist feelings and agitations. This is why we do not accept that it portrays the president in a favorable light to be away for a long time and to return to a badly fractured polity and avoid promoting in a new dialogue for a better, just, inclusive and peaceful country”. http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/southern-leaders-buhari-actions-fueled-agitations-accuses-shielding-fulani-herdsmen/ |
[s] feelgoodInc:[/s] Clown!!! River state is a northern state...Infact atlantic ocean is in the north....Now go and take you medication and rest for a while.... |
sarrki:You are a joke!!! |
sarrki:You don't know anything....Read your gibberish again... |
Okoroawusa:...and who is tribal....? When has asking for equity, justice, fairness and equal opportuinity become being tribal...? You have to know how to analyse issues to be able to draw good conclusion. Why must Igbo people change their names to Hausa names to get opportuinites in their own country...for instance.... |
sarrki:I am vast than you can ever imagine....Sharia movement caused many deaths in the north...from 1999. It started from Zamfara and then spread to 10 other northern states...from 1999. Why did Obsanjo say that the Sharia crisis will fizzle out? So tell me something... |
sarrki:Excellent!!! |
sarrki:I don't care what he is... Can you help him answer the question...? |
Okoroawusa:See my posts and see who looks like an Ofe...You or me... Why not answer the question...Don't you see how dumb your own question was? |
Okoroawusa:Did your people in the north ask for SHARIA before 1999 election? You are too lazy and dumb.... |
Okoroawusa:You are too dumb to know anything. I make my own judgement...I don't wait for any politician to tell me what is happening... |
sarrki:All people who support injustice, because they have been gaining from the structure of Nigeria for decades...thereby causing agitations and threats...shall know no peace. They shall suffer here on earth and in hell...How about that....? |
Okoroawusa:That's just you...Don't you think a referendum is the best way to prove what the people want? Most of you are thieves who thrive on the Nigeria thing to loot government offices... |
sarrki:Nope, people have said Igbos...How can you differentiate Igbos from IPOBs? The only way to prove that 90% of Igbos want Biafra is by a referendum...and thats what IPOB are asking for... |
Okoroawusa:When will you born to rule misfit stop lying to yourself? You can however, continue if your lies can make your very happy? Nigeria has been divided since some people feel that they own Nigeria...thats the simple reason.... |
sarrki: Why are you hurting your health, your life everyday...? Igbos contribute nothing to Nigeria...as most of you claim...so what would you lose if they depart? |
Okoroawusa:I thought I was talking to a human being with a soul...not knowing I was on with a babaric savage...
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Okoroawusa:Why do you slaves like to support your slave masters? ....southerners were slaugthered in the north...no arrest was made....and you say the north are right. ....In Ile Ife Only the Yorubas are arrested...again the north are exempted ....Now again rthe fulani youths can't be arrested...yet again they are right ....Fulani herdsmen destroy and rape across communities...Only them are right.. Is it ONLY few of us..who feel something is going wrong in all these? |
This is to neo-Nigerians who claim all Nigerians are equal..and that Nigeria belongs to all... Name 10 agencies and institutions of federal government specially kept for the north...and get an award... I will start with these two...please add yours.. 1. Federal capital Territory Abuja 2. EFCC |
GoroTango:What is sentimental about your child needing 3 to enter unity school while Igbo children need 139...to enter the same school? You see your thiefing life...What is wrong with Igbos asking for equal opportunities...like other people...? |
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