₦airaland Forum

supereagle:
Does that name sounds Yoruba? Die in you foolishness. Someone, a war veteran giving wise counsel, but the files that perch on a corpse would be buried with it. Jisike na ga nihun.

Ronaaldo:
The people who were slaughtered were actually from Enugu and Ebonyi states. Not a single Anambra soul was lost.

BoosBae:
It will never come to pass except my state is removed from your Biafra agenda. Otherwise, you guys can start leaving now for all I care.

More shops and jobs for us Nigerians if you guys leave, as there will be vacancies . Nigeria is too populated self. I hope you've started packing your bags? shuo fast o

BoosBae:
Rubbish BIAFRA, may it never come to pass. Mmmttccheeeeeeeeewwwwww.

Ballmer:
Biafrat clown na una de give unaself percentage. You carry out sit at home protest no still una rate am as successful. You bunch of clowns should give this country a break I beg.

specter:
Is Warfare one sided? Nigeria and Biafra
How come no one remembers all the atrocities the Biafra soldiers perpetrated on those who were minorities in Biafra?
Ask an Ikwerre man or an Ejagam woman or even an ijaw his or her experience in the hands of their soldiers (Biafran soldiers) then you will realize why South south would rather die than join this movement! When the war broke out, Biafra had stationed some of its troops in the Cross River
region including Ikun in Biase Local Government. Though the Ikun initially supported
Biafra and had friendly relations with the soldiers, as time went on tensions emerged.
Some Ikun men were suspected of collaborating with Nigerian soldiers with no hard
evidence. As a result murder, arrests, looting and rapes was meted on that community. 100 men were killed in the presence of their wives,children,mothers that day to teach the other a lesson.
William Norris of the London Times who visited Biafra reported an eye witness account
of how Ibibio men were surrounded and beaten to death in Umuahia on April 2 1968.
They were reportedly forced to march across an open space while the local people
attacked them with sticks and clubs.
On another episode, Biafra soldiers took Ikun men to Ohafia for a meeting but never
came back with them. An informant alleged that soldiers returned to the community and
rounded up some men within their reach and shot them. A survivor who lost her four
day old son and grandmother seemed to have suspected foul play from the Ohafia
people with whom they share a common boundary.
This victimization continued until the Biafra headquarters issued a statement to stop the
genocide. However by this time, the remaining people had escaped leaving behind only
soldiers and Ohafia, also some Ikun with a mixed blood of half Ohafia.
Warfare is never one sided!
#CrossRiverian
#Nigerian
#GodblesstheFederalRepublicOfNigeria

MayorofLagos:
Underground political movements will usually use the type of boycott/rememberance Ibos had yesterday and the serene quietness that goes with it to pull a fast surprise on ruling government. So I was expecting that we will wake this morning to news of Kanu's whereabout.

His Nigerian and British passports were taken from him. No one has taken his Biafran passport from him however, and this could get him a passthrough by facilitators through the Cameroon border, which is the closest international border to him. The sit at home was a well suited decoy to use to implement a behind-the-scene exit strategy and fast forward him to Gabon, where it is claimed the President is an Iboman.

A while back the Biafran passport was selling like hot cake. So did Dilector buy one or not? Im sure it's acceptable at the border crossing.

The new Biafran passport was Nnamdi Kanu's idea. It promises freedom and freewill from under the suffocating burden of the zoo. Im sure Dilector find the restrictions slapped on him by the court to be a way of arresting and controlling his free will to associate, to communicate....it snatches away his liberty as a Biafran. The key to unlock that restriction and regain freedom and freewill is the Biafran Passport.

Where is Nnamdi Kanu's Biafran passport?

Dilector must walk the talk now or be silent forever!

TonyeBarcanista:
How can you wake up early morning and snap a bridge in PH rush to NL to claim sit at home.

There is no sit at home in PH or anywhere around Rivers state. Information I get on ground is people going about normal businesses.

Banks are in operation, schools are opened, offices are opened for business etc.

I won't rule out the possibility of a pocket of Igbo traders that are sympathetic to Biafra to stay @ home. But that is their business.

I wish Biafra supporters well in their aspiration anyway... God help you!

For us, we shall continue to struggle for a better Nigeria.