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Politics › Re: Check Out The Proposed Map Of Biafra by Eastlink(m): 10:53pm On Nov 27, 2015

Goodboiyy:
This Is not about itsekiri.. its about knowing the truth.. not the lies been preached by Kalu.. Biafra is not the way out for us..let's restructure Nigeria.. this is my stand

Even though I don't support Nnamdi Kanu's approach, I still acknowledge him for daring to do what I myself cannot even try. Nnamdi just like all humans is fallible and has his faults. But that doesn't mean he owns the agitation , or that he will become the decision maker in a future Biafran republic. Events have proven that Kanu is just one individual in the struggle. The Biafran movement is people oriented, people motivated and not for one person.
I laugh when you talk about restructuring Nigeria. Let's face the truth will the north allow you restructure Nigeria. Will they even give us 50 percent control over our oyel. Even the 13 percent derivation had to pass through torns before it was approved. I hate it when people talk about restructuring Nigeria. I have been hearing these words since I was born and till now nothing has happened. We were witness to how the north kicked against the recommendation of the last SNC report and how it was swept under the carpet immediately they found themselves in the corridors of power. The north is like a spoilt child overfed with cookies and sweets. They would never allow a restructuring that doesn't put their interest first. And me I would never succumb to a future northern sponsored restructuring that seek to maintain the status quo. So get it into your head, that Nigeria will never be restructured as long as the north lives.

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Politics › Re: Check Out The Proposed Map Of Biafra by Eastlink(m): 10:10pm On Nov 27, 2015*

Goodboiyy:
@bolded point of correction.. They must learn to Work with other SS tribe not Igbo.. stop acting as if u re A God to Us..

This is why I detest discussing sensitive issues as this with some of my SS family. You've gotten on my nerves now.
As an Itshekiri dude, you should be well informed about the ethnic make up of the SS. So because many of us decide not to deny our Igbo identity and join the Biafran agitation, does it now make us irrelevant in matters that concern the SS.
I agree that the Biafran agitators should learn to work with other SS non-Igboid groups, at least to allow them make their own choices, but please learn to to use the term SS as a geographic area in its own context to separate other ethnic groups who make up the region like Ijaw, Urhobo, Ibibio etc to drive home your point.
Thanks

Politics › Re: Check Out The Proposed Map Of Biafra by Eastlink(m): 9:46pm On Nov 27, 2015

@Goodboiy, you made a point. I never liked the idea of adding groups like Itshekiri into the Biafran project. Maybe a referendum will determine the people's real position. Either to remain in Nigeria or join an O'odua or Edoid republic.

Politics › Re: Check Out The Proposed Map Of Biafra by Eastlink(m): 9:29pm On Nov 27, 2015

ishiamu:
You no dey tire? How many times you go sing am? Still they keep putting it up maybe as a means of getting ya attention are there no other south south men here donphilopus etc, na only u go dey shout biafra like dey stole ya wife nawaoo

Tonye does not speak for the South-South. Every ethnic group speaks for themselves. Even within his Ijaw enclave he only speaks for himself. I will take the words of Joseph Evah a true Ijaw activist than an online warrior as Barca.
Folks like Evah, Asari and even Preye understands that for an Ijaw Niger-Delta Republic to become feasible, they must work hand in hand with the Igbos.

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Politics › Re: Check Out The Proposed Map Of Biafra by Eastlink(m): 6:32pm On Nov 27, 2015*

OZAOEKPE:
The consequences will be extreme if you deny us biafra....

You are rational, but the truth remains that many of your Edo folks are anti-Biafra. Apart from the north and SW, Edos are next in line with those who wish that the Biafran project fails. The comments from many Edos I have come across in real life and online confirms it. Even most Edos like Mulatoclaro and one other lady (don't remember her moniker) are always quick to wish genocide on the Igbos for no good reason. Even if a referendum is conducted today in Edoland, you'll find out that majority of your people will vote to stay in Nigeria.
So, methink both IPOB and other Biafran group are simply counting their eggs before it hatches. So you guys should look inwards rather than threaten to thwart the Biafran agitation if not added to the map.

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Politics › Re: Protest In Biafra: Go Your Own Way- The Economist by Eastlink(m): 2:22pm On Nov 27, 2015*

The Economics too has joined the movement.
Truly, Biafra is unstoppable!

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Politics › Re: We Want 100 Percent Control, Ownership Of Our Oil – N/delta Group by Eastlink(m): 11:38am On Nov 27, 2015*

Resource control will not be given to the Niger-Delta on a platter of gold. Not when the north still wields the political stick and not when folks as Truckpusher and Barcanista still roam this region. I have always admired Annie-Briggs but the truth remains she is just a lone voice crying in the wilderness, the same as Joseph Evah. Other so-called freedom fighters as Edwin Clark, Tom Polo, Ateke Tom, Orubebe and even Asari are just opportunist after their stomach. Asari though still has a pan-ND calling, but others are simply the problem of the South-South. Weren't these folks the ones who promised hell after the loss of GEJ in the polls? Wetin con do their voice now? The north may be a problem, but the major problem of the South-South is the South-South. We have blind leaders who are myopic in their thinking, whose fight for resource control is not for the interest of the collective whole but for the interest of a few.
Resource Control would only be feasible when a true revolution is carried out by the ordinary people with a sole aim of carving an independent republic of the Niger-Delta in alliance with the republic of Biafra.
Any other so called vituperation for Resource Control is akin to noise making and indecisiveness.

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Career › Re: My Worst Day On Earth And Some Thoughts On Suicide. by Eastlink(m): 10:44am On Nov 27, 2015

Nice article bros Preye. You're a true big brother.

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Politics › Re: My Experience Schooling In Igala Land by Eastlink(m): 10:26am On Nov 27, 2015

I sorry for Nigeria. Which way Naija!

Politics › Re: Thread For South South Igbos by Eastlink(m): 6:23pm On Nov 26, 2015

Afam4eva:
No, I'm not. But I frequent Mmahu and Obokofia.

So Afam even knows Egbema. Wonders! Yet, you are one of the most vocal myopic Igbo antagonist who usually kick against our reunion with the SE. You are always quick to refer to Igboland as simply the 5 SE affair.

Politics › We Stand With Ndigbo On Biafran Agitation : Says Ijaw Activist Joseph Evah by Eastlink(op): 3:22pm On Nov 25, 2015

COORDINATOR of Ijaw Monitoring Group, Comrade Joseph Evah in this interview calls for unity of purpose among political leaders of the Niger Delta extraction. He opines that with a common voice, the long expected development of the region may become realistic.

By Charles Kumolu

What is your perception of the state of the nation?
The way the Federal Government is handling the Biafra agitation in the East is very dangerous. They are taking the wrong steps by ignoring the agitations that are going on. For the first time since the end of the civil war, we are seeing an organised agitation. The Igbo man cannot ordinarily abandon his business for something else, but now we are seeing Igbo men leaving their businesses in order to agitate.
That tells you that they are serious. Seeing them sacrificing their time, energy and money, should be enough to make the Federal Government interested in the matter. Threats by the army, are not acceptable. We expect the government to tell us why they are detaining Kanu. Intimidation did not work when we had our Kaima Declaration during the military era. When they threatened us, we became resilient.
Do you think the Igbo man has a cause to protest?
Yes, the Igbo have something to protest against just as the Ijaw man has something to protest against. Why are they denying the Igbo the right of seeing their son, who was arrested? They can’t be denied that right. I went to court to stop the dredging of the River Niger during the military era because there was no environmental assessment. The government under Abacha awarded the contract through the Petroleum Trust Fund, PTF. I went to my lawyer, Femi Falana and we stopped the dredging through legal process.
If the government had not obeyed the judiciary on the matter, we would have resorted to other alternatives which would not have been in the interest of the government. I questioned the justification for wanting to have a sea port in Baro in Niger State, while our ports in Warri, Koko and Akasa were moribund.
Justification for seaport in Baro
They wanted to dredge the River Niger from Warri to Onitsha and to Lokoja before finally connecting it to Baro, which is close to Abuja. So the government should listen to the Igbo the way we were listened to during the military.
Do you think the Niger-Delta region is fairly represented in Buhari’s government?
Niger Deltans are not well represented in the government and we don’t know why they are doing that. Maybe it is being done because the region produced the immediate past president.
But those, who may be thinking in that direction, do not have conscience. If you look at the way Jonathan worked, it will not be difficult to know that the north benefited more from him. He did that because he believed in the unity of this country.
And the new administration has also started treating the Niger Delta people wrongly. For instance the Urhobo nation which is a sophisticated ethnic group has not been given any appointment. We have not seen any solid appointment that befits the Urhobo nation and we are asking them to correct this type of insult.
But Jonathan was also believed to have insulted the Urhobo nation in that regard?
Well, you must have seen my publications. I Joseph Evah, I told Jonathan, ‘You are embarrassing the Urhobo people.’ I don’t do Ijaw struggle, what I do is Niger Delta struggle. That has been our major setback. To see yourself as Ogoni man, Itsekiri man or Ijaw man and so when we are divided the external oppressors will now deal with us.
A number of persons from the Niger Delta region felt that the Ijaw took over everything and looked down on the rest of the Niger Delta people when Jonathan was in power?
A lot of our people were actually misbehaving and we cautioned them. They were behaving as if this was the time for Ijaw people as if it was Christmas Day and the Christmas Day is forever and we cautioned them.
We tried to caution them that Jonathan was representing all Niger Deltans.
In fact, not only the Niger Delta, when people tried to make Jonathan an Ijaw President or tried to do as if Jonathan ends with Ijaw we tried to warn them that it is very dangerous. [b]For example, 100% of the Igbo committed themselves to Jonathan’s presidency. That was why when Ojukwu died, I organised farewell to Emeka Ojukwu. I mobilised over 5000 people to the National Theatre. I paid N1.5 million to mobilise over 5000 people to take over the National Theater for us to celebrate Ojukwu. The Eze Ndi Igbo were there. I took micro finance loan to organize it and I announced it.
Jonathan presidency
The reason was that during the war, we did not follow the Igbos. We supported the northerners against our Igbo brothers. Now, Jonathan is the President of Nigeria, Igbo had to forget about the way we maltreated them during the war, collectively decided to support Jonathan.
Now, the symbol of Igbo greatness, I call him the Ndi Igbo Black Moses, that is Ojukwu, I said there is need for us to celebrate Ojukwu. We will not allow Ojukwu’s burial without the Niger Delta people celebrating Ojukwu. That was why I organised that and thanked the Igbo for forgiving us because during the civil war, we joined outsiders to kill them. Today our son is the President, you Igbo decided to forgive us.[/b]
There are calls for the extension of the amnesty programme, which will end by December. Can you tell us the justification for such calls?
The training of the ex-agitators is still ongoing. Many of them still require to be trained. Even the trained ones are jobless. If the APC government is talking about N5,000 Social Security for the jobless, they should consider extending the amnesty programme because the idle mind is the devil’s workshop. It is not that we are encouraging people to be lazy. We are only concerned about how to make our youths productive and self sufficient.

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/ndigbo-have-forgiven-niger-delta-for-civil-war-betrayal-evah/

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Politics › Re: An Interesting Letter To Arewa Youths By An Igbo Youth by Eastlink(m): 1:36pm On Nov 24, 2015

Thought provoking letter.

Politics › Re: Nigeria: The Quest For National Unity And The Biafra Question by Eastlink(m): 10:49pm On Nov 21, 2015

IGBOSON1:
^^[b]^I've noticed you apc/one-Nigeria/Igbo-hating psychos always trot out this 'why-start-the-agitation-when-GEJ lost' argument! Quite laughable really!

Listen mate! Whenever we choose to agitate for self-determination is our choice to make, and you can read as much ulterior motives into the timing of it as you bloody well like! The issue here should be: is it our inalienable right to peacefully demonstrate on any given issue; and is it out inalienable right to seek self-determination? If your answers to both questions are in the affirmative then you need to keep quiet and face front!

If you peeps were half as intelligent as you want others to believe, you should have expected this agitation -which started long before the 2015 elections- to gain momentum and traction the moment you wicked people thought you could now punish Ndigbo/South-East for not voting apc or Buhari in the last round of national elections! What you fools inadvertently did was to win more converts -those who hitherto had been sitting on the fence- over to the Biafra/self-determination cause! You peeps want to beat a child and then feign surprise when it starts to cry!?

Any fair minded neutral will readily admit that Ndigbo are a bold and courageous people....prepared to put their money where their mouth is and trust the strength of their convictions! They're not given to sitting on the fence to watch which way the wind will blow before taking a stand; and when they give you their word and make up their mind on any given issue, you can take it to the bank, as GEJ pleasantly discovered in the last presidential elections......we stuck with him to the bitter end, and we'll do it again if given half a chance!

Everybody knows that fiscal-federalism and restructuring of the polity will stop all this agitation in its tracks, but some would rather keep their block heads firmly lodged in the sand as they blow all sorts of useless grammar....like we heard from the VP today![/b]

You hit the nail on the head.

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Politics › Re: 2015: Northern Youths Call For Dissolution Of Nigeria - Vanguard by Eastlink(m): 10:34pm On Nov 21, 2015

Kudos to the northern youths for daring to do what their greedy and parasitic leaders couldn't do. For the record, the youths have shown their opportunistic and selfish elders that northern Nigeria has what it takes to survive as a sovereign entity. The food is the there, the untapped solid minerals is there as well as the huge population and land mass. Let the youths take their destiny into their hands and push those corrupt folks into political oblivious. Let them chart a way forward for themselves just as IPOB and the Niger-Delta youths have done. The youths of the north can achieve their aspiration when they toe the path of intellectual activism and not blood shed, of which is synonymous with Boko-Haram. Arewa Republic is the main solution to northern underdevelopement the same way Biafra is the light for the East.

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Culture › Re: Why Dont Yorubas Claim Istekiri, The Way Igbos Claim Ikwerre, Delta Igbo? by Eastlink(m): 8:17pm On Nov 16, 2015

JudgementHammer:
Because yorubas already claim AKOKO-EDO in Edo state. Simple

Politics › Re: Proliferation Of Ethnic Groups In Nigeria... by Eastlink(m): 7:31pm On Nov 16, 2015

Observing! But you are on point though.

Politics › Re: Ijaws Are Non-natives Of Rivers State. by Eastlink(m): 7:11pm On Nov 16, 2015

Where is Barcanista to dispute this.

Politics › Re: There Are No Igbos In South South Only Migrants by Eastlink(m): 7:01pm On Nov 16, 2015

ikechu1278:
This yoloba worthless bab00n I dare you bastard to come to our lands and try saying that BS to our face. I told you repeatedly, meet me and say that sh1t right in my face. Worthless f00l.

The mentally deranged fool is Edo.

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Politics › Re: Thread For South South Igbos by Eastlink(m): 1:25am On Nov 16, 2015

Fr3do na ugomba. How area na.

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Politics › Re: Thread For South South Igbos by Eastlink(m): 12:51am On Nov 16, 2015

explorer250:
i am doing great o. I will visit mmahu this year because i will attend the njiko igbo carnival at oguta this year

Haha! Oguta lake flexing.

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Politics › Re: Thread For South South Igbos by Eastlink(m): 12:42am On Nov 16, 2015

explorer250:
madoo
nice to meet you bro
i rep mmahu egbema in ohaji/egbema LGA(though thats my maternal side)

Wow! I've been to Mmahu on two occasions. Le nwannem nwoke o! How are you doing.

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Politics › Re: Thread For South South Igbos by Eastlink(m): 12:23am On Nov 16, 2015*

Wonderful thread! Let me kick start the intro.
I'm a proud nwafor from Okwuzi Egbema, Onelga Rivers. Let me flow in my dialect.
Biko, ujor ajola unu, obu nwa si na ali iyi orashi ne keli unu. Chinike Kere uwa je weta ani bu umuigbo, udo la ihu nanya la ekiti ani. Ana ma sukashi threadi ahu li'me obara Jesu Christi. Kanyi ja l'udo.
Egbema bu ali nzor.
Egbema nma nma nu!
Ikwerre ali dike meka o!
Oyigbo nma nma nu!
Etche meka o!
Rivers nma nma nu!
Igbo kwenu! kwenu!
Igbo kwezuo nu! Yaa!

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Politics › Re: Ndoki Are Ijaw Only For Political purpose---Ijaw National Congress by Eastlink(m): 9:18pm On Nov 15, 2015

Ikechukwu e don do. Take am easy! You and I know that the two Izon musketeers and their Edo fanboys are only day dreaming. Nothing of such will ever gonna happen, it's just a figment of their imagination.

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Politics › Re: Three Unique Heroes Of South-south, Nigeria by Eastlink(m): 8:45pm On Nov 15, 2015

Nice article though, but let me put it this way.
Oba Akenzua - Edo Hero.
Chief Dennis Osadebe - Anioma Hero.
David Ejoor - Urhobo Hero.
Awolowo - Ilaje Hero.
Nana Ologboshere - Itshekiri Hero.
Isaac Boro - Ijaw Hero.
Ken Saro Wiwa - Ogoni Hero.
Philip Effiiong - Annang Hero.
Eyo Ita - Ibibio Hero.
King Jaja - Opobo Hero.
Margaret Ekpo - Efik Hero.
Matthew Mbu - Ogoja Hero.
Obi Wali - Ikwerre Hero.
Anthony Enahoro - Ishan Hero.
Nnamdi Azikiwe - Naija Hero.
Ojukwu - (Ahoada, Etche, Egbema, Oyigbo) Hero ( My Hero).
Now can you see that every group in the Niger-Delta have their own heroes.

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Politics › Re: The South South And The Niger Delta People's Thread by Eastlink(m): 7:05pm On Nov 15, 2015

pazienza:
[b] A socio-political group in the South-South, ekpeye Youth Congress (EYC), has dismissed claims in some quarters that the immediate past president, Goodluck Jonathan empowered the people of the region.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan

The group made this known in a statement jointly signed by its president-general and acting secretary, emenike Uriah Musa and Anthony Onyemachi. The group dismissed the purported assertion made by Senator Shehu Sani, that the people of the Niger Delta were the major beneficiaries of Jonathan’s administration.

READ ALSO: Ijaw Leader Praises Appointment Of Boroh

According to Daily Trust the group said that the Ijaws were the main beneficiaries of the appointments and programmes carried out throughout the period Jonathan served as president.

The group said: “The attention of the ekpeye Youth Congress (EYC) World-Wide has been drawn to the vituperations of one Mallam Shehu Sani, Senator Representing Kaduna North Senatorial District in the print media, to the effect that the people of Niger Delta are the only ones who benefited in political appointments and infrastructural development in the former President Goodluck Jonathan Administration, and that the North and South West did not benefit.”

READ ALSO: Oil Thieves Nabbed By JTF In Niger Delta

The group added that apart from the Ijaws, other major ethnic groups like the Urhobos, Ibibios, Anangs, Ogonis, Efiks, Ikwerres, Etches, Ekpeyes, Ndokwas,Ogojas, Ogbas as well as Binis, while others were left out.

“The beneficiaries of the Presidential Amnesty Programme were 90% of Ijaw extraction,” the group said.

The post Crack In Niger Delta Over Alleged Favouritism Of Ijaws By Jonathan appeared first on Nigeria News today & Breaking news | Read on NAIJ.COM. [/b]

This is the type of Niger delta republic Ijaws want!

All the Niger delta struggle the last decade ended up with Ijaws grabbing the entire dividend.

- Ijaw vp
- Ijaw president
- Ijaw 90% beneficiaries of the Amnesty program, in a region with up to 50 other ethnic groups.

Bunch of greedy land and oil grabbers.

Niger-Delta republic loading... Edo/Ijaw commonwealth. Haha. Dem dey learn, if dem think say we go join them enter servitude.

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Politics › Re: The South South And The Niger Delta People's Thread by Eastlink(m): 2:54pm On Nov 15, 2015

Obiagu1:
When Edwin Clark came out openly campaigning against Peter Odili, an Igbo from the SS, from becoming the VP to Yar'adua, did heaven fall?
He got his wish, didn't he?

Now they are here to mock us for supporting GEJ.

We should think of ourselves first and shouldn't bothered about anyone.

We need that 'awa oyel' money since they all are scheming to keep us in Nigeria , entrapped and suppressed.

When I said in 2010 that the Igbo shouldn't support GEJ, OnlyTruth thought he knew best being the EzeIgbo of Nairaland and acting our same political correctness.
Now what happened?
Everything I said came to pass.

We should get wiser as an evidence that we are getting older.

The purpose of the 13% oil derivation serves to help uplift the standard of living in the Niger-Delta. Its like giving us a stake in the oil that comes out from our ground. However, the oil curse has been the main cause of the aggression the Ijaws have towards the Igbo. Oil is like life to an ordinary Izon. Check from the struggle of Adaka Boro down to MEND, oil has always been the pivot on which they hang the ideals of a future ND republic. While the Ijaw landgrabbing campaign is geared towards amassing large chunk of lands, the oil strategy is to maintain a foothold of major oil bearing states of the ND. If they are not dragging land with the Ilajes and Itshekiri, then they are dragging with Edo and Akwa-Ibom.
Oil breeds laziness. Look at the Ikwerre to have bought this lazy mindset, only the Ogoni's tend not to rely on oil since chasing out Shell from their lands. For us in Egbema, oil has never replaced farming, education, trade and hardwork. But for peace to reign in the Niger-Delta, I think the 13% derivation should be left alone.

Politics › Re: Isaac Boro: Classic Example Of Biafran Who Betrayed Biafra. Osundefender by Eastlink(m): 2:12pm On Nov 15, 2015

ishiamu:
Your deceiving yourself come to eleme and know what's up... see people clamouring for biafra u will be ashamed

Mister man I mentioned Ijaws not Eleme. Eleme is never an Ijaw community. There are a distinct ethnic group entirely. An hybrid of Igbo and Ogoni, but in language and name they seem more closer to the Igbo. If you're talking about the known ethnic Ijaws, then you need to travel to Rivers to find out.

Politics › Re: Isaac Boro: Classic Example Of Biafran Who Betrayed Biafra. Osundefender by Eastlink(m): 10:44am On Nov 15, 2015

doublewisdom:
You are right. My main guy is an Ijaw and he's very passionate about Biafra. Correct guy with cash and swag no be chaff like barcanista.

To hell with this propaganda. Majority of the Ijaws don't want Biafra. At least 90/100. This is the truth and many of you fools should live with it. Focus on how to unite your brothers in the SE/SS under one Nigeria. Biafra will come when due.

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Politics › Re: The South South And The Niger Delta People's Thread by Eastlink(m): 10:16am On Nov 15, 2015

princdebola201:
[s]

Babe don't waste ur time replying those Mofos,they re animals

Just Let them display their show of shame, Everybody in Nigeria already know them Land Grabbers,oyel thieves and expansionist[/s]

Sir, this matter big pass you oh. May you verify first before you conclude who is the real landgrabbers.

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Politics › Re: The South South And The Niger Delta People's Thread by Eastlink(m): 9:53am On Nov 15, 2015*

madenigga:

see this mumu, do ur worst.
Ijaws are land grabbers, u people know u can't form a nation with empty isolated islands, u guys are then looking for a way to grab land thats not urs upland, in the guise of Niger delta... if easterners suffer erosion u guys suffer flooding, u want to form a region where u would be majority and lord over others, but dont want to even hear that the majority Igbos are with u, u can keep dreaming, as far as we SS-igbos hold breath u ijaws would never have ur way in ur land grabbing ways, if Rivers state don tire una pack to bayelsa.

My brother when many of us were drumming it into the ears of the SE Igbos not to include the Ijos into their republic they thought we were daft. Had we had Lower Niger Congess it may have been feasible.The best bet of the Igbo is to remain in Nigeria and fight for their interest even deceptively till Nigeria ends on its own. The Ijaws will always have landgrabbing and aggressive linings towards the Igbos. This is because they have scarce lands and are always eyeing Igbo areas to make up for what they lack. The Niger-Delta republic is just a tool to achieve that aim. I pity some of my brothers who still see these folks as allies. Your close allies for now are the north and to an extent the SW. You guys should learn politics and play it with your head and not your heart like Zik. Those of us who hail from Rivers know the antics of the Ijos like the back of our palm. The few years we spent under Ijo dominated Rivers was tortuous and hellish. That even Saro Wiwa became overwhelmed and started his agitation for an Ogoni only state devoid of Ijo wickedness. This is his lamentations.
http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/34a/049.html
www.nairaland.com/2693632/between-ijaws-rivers-minorities-ken
Our salvation was when these folks were dumped into Bayelsa state. We give thanks to Abacha, Ebitu Ukiwe, Zik and Obi Wali who was hacked to death in the cause of our liberation. The Ikwerres can testify this.

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Politics › Re: Pro Nigeria Igbos ONLY by Eastlink(m): 9:55pm On Nov 14, 2015

Macelliot:
I thought you said you are Ikwerre? How come you write in Yoruba?

Be wise! Not everyone that speaks ill against you are Yorubas. Use your tongue to count your teeth. The dude is Ijaw.

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Politics › Re: Don't Blame Muslims For Paris Attacks-heartfelt Letter Goes Viral by Eastlink(m): 9:06pm On Nov 14, 2015

Sorry OP for the image making. The deed has already been done. Islam remains a mistake to creation.

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