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Nnamdi Kanu never claimed Ijaws were Igbo.He only said that Igbos and Ijaws are related and are all Biafrans. |
Asari is a shameless thief and a scammer, a fake freedom fighter. What kind of freedom fighter accepts contract worth billions of Naira from his adversaries. How does a sane person see him as a freedom fighter. He probably thinks everybody has a small cerebral cortex like himself. This over bloated pig is a clown.He should return the money given to him by IPOB. Attempting to blackmail Nnamdi Kanu will not save him and his FG cronies. So if dem keep Nnamdi Kanu and Asari for me to choose one, then I go com choose Asari? Tufiakwa! What a bloody liar! |
So what's the big deal here for this to be on the front page? |
They MUST vacate the place.They didn't buy the land and the land was never allocated to them by the government so they must leave.They are intruders |
This is exactly what Ebonyi and Enugu states should do against infiltration especially from the northern part of the country |
Kudos Mr President.Though I am not in anyway one of your fans but this is a step in the right direction. A total overhaul of the electoral system to make it more transparent and devoid of rigging, regional or state resource control while paying tax to the federal government including state or regional policing are some of the changes that must be made. |
omoburuku:I am so sorry I can't prescribe any oral medication for you on this forum. You need to see a colleague ( a doctor). You will be fine. Take care. |
Op what you have is called Tinea cruris.It is a fungal infection.Get some unadulterated over the counter topical (cream) antifungal medications. You might even need to take antifungal tablet if the problem continues. |
I grew up knowing Ondo State as the state with arguably the highest literacy rate in Nigeria, then later Ekiti but now, I don't know anymore... |
Nigeria was never meant to be. Nigeria was created on a faulty foundation and was only a matter of time before it crumbled. The result of which we are seeing today.Of course there is no solution in sight. |
mrvitalis:Form a political party in the present day Nigeria with the current lopsided constitution.Now I know the kind of people antagonising Nnamdi Kanu. You must really think you are living in Europe or America |
It is surprising that this thread that was meant to educate the younger generation about the history of Igbos and their kiths and kin in the old Eastern region has now become an IPOB bashing thread. Some people just want to criticise without proffering a solution.IPOB may not be perfect just like any other freedom fighting organisation all over the world but one thing I know is that the leadership of Nnamdi Kanu has done a lot in bringing to the consciousness of the Igbo nation, Biafrans and world the plight of Biafrans in the present day Nigeria.Hence you should give him credit for that. Moreover, I doubt that there is any Igbo man alive right now who can command the kind of followership that he does. IPOB modus operandi may not be conventional but you don't throw away the baby with the bath water. Let's discuss the theme of the thread and leave IPOB alone. For your information, I am not a member of IPOB, at least not yet. |
Righteousness89:First, the North need to admit that there is a problem following which they can seek solutions to the problem |
sarrki:An idiotic comment |
Wike is an unrepentant tout. |
I honestly do not support Wike's action. His action is like killing a fly with a sledge hammer. With Uwazuruike's threats in this video, he is undoubtedly a clown |
pazienza:Nwanne, I understand the anger of the Igbos of the SouthEast extraction against the Ikwerres as a result of the unfortunate incidents following the Biafran war but I believe that most Ikwerres especially the younger generation are beginning to question the action of their forefathers. I feel they should be given the opportunity to determine their future, afterall before the war, they were undoubtedly Igbos. Just like the Southern Cameroonians of old and more recently the Chechnyas in Ukraine, they should be given opportunity to determine where they want to be and not outrightly ostracize them because of the decisions of the forefathers. We need to unite as larger Igbo nation to push for our collective interest. We need to heal the wound of old to move forward. Igbo n'asu n'olu n'olu mana Igbo bu ofu! Ya gazie. |
The opinion of one Amarabae can never be the opinion of the Ikwerres. Call for a referendum and let us see those Ikwerres who consider themselves as part of the Igbo nation and by extension Biafra. |
Harfisco:Most likely. The North is obviously playing politics with the disease by under reporting it. The fact is the virus has been in the North far longer than we all thought. RIP to the dead. |
It's a shame.In a country of about 200 million, there are 74,543 on the MDCN register. A good number of those on the list just like yours truly are in Europe and America practicing in far better conditions. Unfortunately the politicians don't give a damn. |
These people are hell-bent on worsening the spread of this disease in the South. The most unfortunate part of it is that they are in charge of the country's security apparatus hence believe they can allow an easy passage from the North down South if and when they wish. This is the reality.Every state should endeavour to contain this disease within the confines of its boundaries. The security operatives obviously need to do more. |
If I talk na, dem go say I insult pastor.Make I keep quiet make other people yan. |
The only thing that can save Nigerians from this sort of nonsense is a REVOLUTION. With the kind of rulers not leaders, that we have in Nigeria an election will not solve the problem |
Therein lies the difficulty in policing a corruption-ridden country like Nigeria. |
Igbo n'asu n'olu n'olu, mana Igbo bu ofu! |
Good one Mr Governor.The man who shot the video is an epitome of incompetence. |
He was a traitor.That singular act caused the death of many Igbos during the war |
A very interesting write up |
Op you dey look for trouble oo ![]() |
helinues:It is actually a very serious issue. Practitioners lose their license and may go to jail for this. |
HeadShot:I agree that they were wrong for doing that at this time but I am trying to be empathetic here. For those who make their living through daily sales, the lock down has been quite challenging. Moreover this ugly trend of brandishing photos of the accused but not proven guilty, on the internet just has to stop. |
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