Nnamdi Kanu is this
Nnamdi Kanu is that

Why not we dissect his assertions on a case by case basis and see if or not he was not stating the reality.

When they can't hold you by what you say, they start crying about how you said it.

Ndi ala.

Where's the fire?

mrvitalis:
You have to understand manufacturing is not easy to dominate like trading

We need functional vocational training centers in every local government. That would teach real skills n vocations

Glass polishing n manufacturing
Advanced welding
Automobile technicians
Chemical technicians
Several ICT skills
And the rest

We would need to work with our Universities ...offering causes needed by the industry ...a university that's dynamic in the programs they offer

Without government support it won't be easy

Then we need an Igbo sovereign funds ...that would invest in Igbo ideas and fund project

Too create and investment where business men would meet innovators ...to strike deals

The only setback is the bolded.
Break this unholy union and then...

I've said enough

Tomiwa69:
U are mad...Infact Ehn
Ur are Mad

Rich4god:
You made a lot of sense in your post but spoilt it by going tribalist...

The title shows who the OP is referring to, but you just couldn't resist your natural tendency.

debaj10:
umwant to rally people to a cause, but avoid d responsibility of looking after them- especially in matters directly related to ur cause?
isok

It's possible you're genuinely concerned, but it's obvious you have no idea what you're talking about.

What do you mean when you say "...avoid the responsibility of looking after them"?
If there's anyone who is actually living up to responsibility, it is Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. He has awoken the consciousness of those who have hope of redemption. Which is what freedom is all about.

It is your mistake reasoning in a skewed fashion.

Again I say, you have no idea what you're talking about.

Nbote:


So if I understand U correctly, IPOB is sharing bags of rice, beans, tin tomatoes, oil and sardines to most families in Igboland?

You're a mischievous fellow. His statement is as simple as it can get but you want to twist it.

princemillla:


Bros belive me. Even if we have igbo president tommorow he wouldnt want to break/split the country bets he can do is restructure. Let every region manage her resources and give certain cut to federal govt.

As it is, there's no means of carrying everyone along in nigeria.
Feudalism favors only the north
The west works well in socialism
The East thrives in capitalism

Each one does not favor the others. The problem of nigeria is foundational, patching will not last.

princemillla:



Then it will take the grace of God to take power off the north who on perseconds can form coalitions.


Until south shut tribalism and work under one body without deceits, they won't get it right

Have you learnt nothing in the last 5 years?
That's a temporary solution to a long term problem. Just break the gaddam country already.

35824L:
Learn how 3 million people led by greed and foolishness met their end because they couldn't keep their eyes off the oil and land belonging to others? [s][/s]

Is that all? This line is so pre-covid-19, give me something new

35824L:
Who are you trying to impress with this gibberish? Your dead brain can't tell you that as nyamiri, you are a defeated slave. You lost a war where you were trying to steal what didn't belong to you. I am not impressed by nyamiri fools. [s][/s]

You should just keep mum and learn, because it's obvious you have nothing reasonable to offer.

Blue3k:
Honestly I wish I could post the whole article. Israel's behavior is pretty interesting. They pretty much tried to have their cake and eat. They probably didnt make much cash off Biafra but they hardly missed an opportunity to sell arms to Nigeria. These events show how difficult statecraft is when you dont have coherent policy objectives.

It's crazy Israel sold Nigeria half million dollars in arms. I honestly wonder if Ojukwu knew this while he was demanding support from them. They were basically hedging their bets. Lol how can anyone say the civil war shouldn't be taught in school.

A link to the article, please.

In other news, in Lagos, while the "immigrants" are observing the compulsory self isolation in their houses, the indigenes are going about their normal business.

Biodun556:
Stop fake news

Notice how so little was said with so many words. This memo is just to make sure that the attention the Chadian government is getting on their small gains against BH (versus the shame and ridicule on the nigerian government) does not, in any way, jeopardize existing diplomatic relations between both countries, and nothing more... assuming the memo itself is actually real.

Sammy07:


See this one??

You'll teach me Photoshop??

Joke of the century..

Have you ever in your life use Photoshop to scam people and collect money??
Have you ever use it to destroy marriages??

You think I'm those photographers wey dey work on pretty pretty Photoshop

This is the dumbest thing I've read this morning. Even dumber than your previous comment.

If you block them from quitting, just be reminded that when a people (the soldiers in this case) have had their fill of suffering, they'll have to fight back sooner or later...maybe later.

Are you having trouble living up to expectation from your supporters?
Is there some helenues heinous activity you're engaged in and it seems the public is closing in on you?
Have you been caught on the wrong footing and have been called out?

Just mention "Igbo" or blame it on IPOB and watch all your troubles disappear.

That tells you the level of distrust for the government who, from antecedents, would rather sell falsehood than actually getting the work done.

sapientia:
The crux of the matter.

Wrong people at the helms of affair.

Nigeria have been terribly and lethally unlucky with leaders since 1960.

It's possible we've been looking in the wrong places to troubleshoot. The ONLY reason nigeria is[will] not working[work] for the citizens is simply because it is not designed to work for the citizens.

That's the reality we're still denying.

Things will keep unfolding while we watch.

XANDERBOY85:


They will deny it till tomorrow, but you have to understand that Igbo is their biggest headache in their bid to control Nigeria....maintain the present status-quo and ensure their ATM continues well into the future!

You know...

If only my people will learn...

Ruggedniggaone:
he brought Islamic Bank but Igbo are not benefiting from it abi your head need to be reexamined

You can always identify them. Of all the things mentioned, this happens to be the only thing within your mental capacity.

The greater the pride, the more devastating the fall.

Come, oh Land of the Rising Sun, and shine forth in this utter darkness; that Africa may take her rightful place as the mother of all peoples.

Isee!
Isee!!
Isee!!!

JonDon12:
All these other tribes that are abandoning the Igbos, you think you are doing the right thing. But you are only creating a monster. The Igbos are a very tough people to conquer and one day the Fulani man who you have been feeding will start looking for easier prey.

What is stopping the Hausa man from cancelling development in all regions apart from the north. He already has the numbers.

AWON PEOPLE, wake up from your slumber.

This is not the way to Build a country. Either Build it right or dismantle the whole thing

We're in the waiting period. Many people are still slumbering but when all these are completed, it will be clear to all Eastern one-nigeria-ists that it's time to go home. It's rather unfortunate that with all the obvious signs and evidences, people don't know when they're no longer welcome.

This is what they have been reduced to, because they have sold their soul for political patronage.

Read the writing on the wall before it's too late and you become a victim of your greed. There is no coincidence in this...one by one you will be taken out.

babyfaceafrica:
So many conjectures and half truths.. But it is your opinion.. I am very certain of one thing though.. Elites and wealthy people don't do tribe or ethnicity.. Na poor people dey reason that way

Yes, they sit round a table and discuss how to further their interests at "your" expense. Yet your comment suggests one who defends the oppressors.

The issue is awareness. If you lived in lagos sometime in the nineties, armed robbers write letters of advance notice to areas they're planning to rob, instructing them to make valuables available.

Ordinarily, someone with such mentality as you displayed will wave it off as impossible till that person becomes the first casualty. We should learn to reflect on issues. In nigeria today, nothing should be ignored as unlikely.

Stay aware.

The majority cannot think for themselves, rather relying on popular opinion and trends. That's why we witness people jumping on irrelevant topics just to feel among, while other critical matters are ignored. And when you have these ones in the majority, it brings nothing but disaster.

Then again, one cannot give what one does not have. The situation in nigeria negates every principle of humanity, chief of which is that the higher your academic attainment, the more gullible and dvmb you become.

How else can one explain a situation where a group who brag about literacy are continuously bedazzled by savages, who run around justifying the unjustifiable.

It's sickening.

enyi1:

We in SE&SS would rather support him same way you guys supported Buhari knowing fully well he has nothing to offer. But for your (SW) selfish political interest. My friend there's nothing like South bcuz we are not together with you guys. It's either SE /SS produces the next president or North should rule in perpetuity with our full support! Rather than support Tunubu, Osibanjo, Fashola and the rest of your folks warming up, we rather take our chances up North and hope for the best. Thank you.

There's a saying, "na person wey go to deliver message naim dem dey beat", so I understand the mix up.
But for the record, your allegations are not well placed