Ibebe:

They were not Yorubas.

Why aren't most Igbos protesting now? Because many Igbos own Ijaw oil blocks.

Now u see you can't lie.

Northerners can't line up like that without their men wearing their 'babariga' awura dress.

SirJeffry:
Just wait, let me finish processing my sis and her family's papers (they are the last) and you guys can keep "war-ing" till eternity for all I care.

I repeat, I don't believe that war is the best way to settle differences.

As for those that will open their gutters to call me a coward, I am a veteran of the US Marine and I know what it means to carry gun for more than 20hours a day which I'm sure most of you don't know.

Not cowardice, its called being cautious.

I will rather be on the battle field for my family to have chance of survival tho.


RESPECT!

Ibebe:


So where's the scratch face? Where's the Yoruba attire?

Try again with the propaganda.

How many Igbos own oil blocks vs Ijaw oil block owners?

At the thick of the war, Yorubas were protesting because of oil, lol.

Ibebe:


Show me their "scratch face".


I'm glad the ND are seeing through your land grabbing antics.

So now that's Yoruba traditional attire? Untraveled Igbo tout.

Can u see the girl i marked red cross?

Ibebe:



By the same person who found a picture online and tagged it "Yoruba wants ND oil". How pathetic.

Oh yes, why were scratched face generations protesting against French support for Biafrans, with placards saying
"Leave our oil".??


I guess that girl in that picture wearing Yoruba traditional dress is from North, abi?

Femolacaster:

mumu, and either he made alteration or not, did he tell you he is Yoruba?

When did Biafrans start answering "Tolu" as much as adding "dadon" to it?

toludadon


Cursed generation whose propaganda and lies will land them in eternal condemnation.

Tolexander:

“I am pleading with the Federal Government to release my son; let his freedom be restoredwithout further delay, as I am aware that in Nigeria, the constitution guarantees freedom of speech and freedom of expression.

Not understanding the context and choice of words to replace the "pleading" has made your propaganda DOA.



Tell the bigot who posted this to use the original title from the Nation Newspaper.

Femolacaster:
Those f00ls above mentioning Yoruba, what hat Yoruba got to do with a wayward kanu and his almajiris?

because your fellow yoruba maggot altered the original title to suit his bigot tendencies.

Idiotts

Mods, change title of this thread.

Yorubas and propanda, i didn't read anywhere the headlines says "Beg"

RELEASE OUR SON, PARENTS OF ‘RADIO BIAFRA’ DIRECTOR KANU TELL FG

Keegan:
Kanu don enter one chance.

With who?

christinie:
He's not tactful.

At all.





But it is to our own good.

That is what Igbo-speaking Biafrans call "Ofor na ogu".

Buhari jizi the ofor, jirikwa the ogu

In the video, London-based Nigerian [size=17pt]former OPC secretary general[/size] and world renowned [size=28pt]Bigot[/size] Kayode Ogundamisi (@ogundamisi) is giving a speech to students, professionals and migrants who had gathered in front of the Nigerian Embassy in London to protest the removal of fuel subsidy and fuel price hikes in oil-rich Nigeria.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBpH5VPjppA&spfreload=10

Buhari nailed himself down.

This nearly made me cry sha.

I am proud of myself for actively doing my best to have Biafra restored.

My kids will have an identity.


Chukwu Okike Abiama you are in heaven.

This is for SearchingForlove who said the agitation has died down...

Well twitter said Not At All.

It trended on the worldwide tweet trend map for a whole day, then it dominated Nigeria tweet trend map until this morning when it has topped Port Harcourt Tweet trend map.

Check the time.

This deserve to grace FP

YetieLee:

I keep on wondering why the youths allow the elders to use them to declare their mission. can't they protest for themselves? the most painful part of it is dat their children ar nt in Nigeria. let us embrace a peaceful Nigeria. don't let us create an avenue for another insurgency. the IGBOS need to start realizing that Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo one. unity we stand, DIVIDED WE FALL! dis should be our song!

Ok after threatening us with lagoon and genocide


gerrarahere mehn

Police in Nigeria’s oil hub of Port Harcourt on Tuesday fired shots and teargas to disperse hundreds of pro-Biafra supporters as they marched for the release of a key activist, residents said.

Shots were fired into the air to scare away the protesters in the southern city, while air force helicopters were deployed for surveillance, they added.

The police spokesman for Rivers state, of which Port Harcourt is the capital, confirmed the protest but denied the use of either teargas or gunshots.

“Measures have been put in place to handle the situation in such a way that public peace is not disrupted and to ensure life and property are protected,” Ahmad Muhammad told AFP, without elaborating.

The protest, involving the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) group, comes after a series of similar marches in state capitals in southern Nigeria in the last week, despite a police ban.

The groups support the creation of a breakaway state of Biafra in the southeast and want the release of Nnamdi Kanu, who is believed to be a major IPOB sponsor and director of the pirate radio station Radio Biafra.

He was arrested in October, several months after Nigeria’s government ordered Radio Biafra to be taken off air for allegedly broadcasting “unsavoury hate messages”.

A previous unilateral declaration of secession to create the Republic of Biafra sparked a brutal civil war in Nigeria from 1967 to 1970.

Federal police said last week security had been increased across the country and measures put in place “to ensure security and nobody will be allowed to disturb the peace of the nation”.

The demand for Kanu’s release has stirred up more protests across states in the region in the past days.

Since the end of the civil war, which left more than one million dead, many from starvation and disease, there have been sporadic attempts to revive the Biafra movement.

The Igbo people who dominate the southeast region claim they have been unfairly treated — even punished — since the fighting stopped.

Infrastructure such as roads, water and electricity is lacking along with medical care and education, while Igbos say they have been denied senior political posts.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/11/shots-teargas-fired-at-pro-biafra-protesters-in-port-harcourt/

naijapips02:


the worst is that, all your protests cannot do One thing for kanu's case. We are going to try him at our own time, and if found guilty, serve his due charges.

Lol,

Lalasticlala, come see this boy's joke.

speedyGonzales:


Please, kill yourself or adopt a yoruba name and parents. Standing up against injustice and what you believe is something to be proud. and why nigeria has failed because we are contented why bullsh*t leaders!

na APC Rochas errand boy, he doesn't want anything to happen to his "turn for chopping".

very bastard guy claiming Igbo speaking online.

naijapips02:


Yeah, further expanding the hate and shame of a region. Why do i have to come from the same region with you?

In El-Rufai's voice "Fall and Die" guy.


We are exercising our rights as a people,
1. to protest peacefully
2. to agitate for self-determination


no jupiter can stop it in this day and time.

We going worldwide baby, f*ck u all local haters.

Hundreds of people in southern Nigeria have been protesting about the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu, an activist who supports the creation of a breakaway state of Biafra.
The director of Radio Biafra was arrested last month and is still being held despite a court order to free him, his mainly ethnic Igbo supporters say.
The government says his station has been operating without a licence.
Biafran secessionists fought a three-year civil war that ended in 1970.
More than one million people lost their lives before the uprising was eventually quelled by the military.
Secessionist groups have attracted the support of many young people in the south-east in recent years.
The BBC's Abdussalam Ahmed in the southern-eastern city of Enugu says in reality they do not want a repeat of the civil war but are keen to draw the attention of the central government to some developmental challenges the region faces.
Africa Live: BBC news updates
Our correspondent says the peaceful protests started on Friday in the oil-rich Delta state and has since taken place in five other major cities in the region.
The demonstrators are mostly young men holding Biafra flags and banners with pictures of Mr Kanu, who is also a leader in the secessionist Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
Tuesday's march is taking place in the city of Owerri in Imo state a day after the region's biggest market in the city of Aba was reportedly shut down by protesters.
A Pro Biafra protester in southern Nigeria on Sunday 8 November, 2015



Nnamdi Kanu has been in the custody of Nigeria's intelligence agency for more than three weeks
"We won't give up until our director Nnamdi Kanu is released," one protester told our reporter during a protest in Enugu.
The Biafra activists say a court in the capital, Abuja, ordered the release of Mr Kanu but authorities have refused to comply despite all the conditions set being met.
It is not clear where Radio Biafra is based but it mainly broadcasts to the Igbo-speaking south-east of the country.
The Nigerian government began jamming its signals in July but it is still available online and via mobile phones by a dialling a local number, our reporter says.
An IPOB leader, Uchemna Madu, told the BBC that the group was fighting against the "injustice and inequality" ethnic Igbos faced in Nigeria.
"We believe in Nigeria, we have businesses everywhere in the country but we are getting nothing apart from political and social marginalisation," he said.
"Our lives and properties are not secured, we want to live on our own."
The Nigerian authorities have always maintained that most of the issues the Biafra activists are complaining about are not unique to southern part of the country.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34777835

Cc Lalasticlala, Obinoscopy