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My goodness me, In fact after the reggae play the blues, i can't wait to see the blues of this reggae, King bubu will surely allow dunsukigate to die a natural death There was a country ![]() |
naijapips02:He is an information officer in IPOB, remember that Nnamdi kanu is the leader of IPOB and not MASSOB. So IPOB should be trusted on concerning Nnamdi kanu. Moreover IPOB believe in non violent agitation for biafra while MASSOB believe in violence, so I think MASSOB made the press release just to incite violence and panic in the people of SE & SS. |
Nnamdi Okwu Kanu is not dead: Those paid to tarnish the image of Biafra and Biafrans through their heinous media deceit and lies will never succeed. Biafrans are mentally strong and resolute. The news making rounds on social media that the Leader and commander of Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Okwu Kanu is dead, is false and baseless. The Nigerian government is trying to erupt an unpresidented emotional explosion of Biafrans home and abroad there by rendering our peaceful march useless and to make Biafrans appear to be the opposite of what we expressly preach. Enemies of Biafra are trying to use their media coverage and propaganda to spur Biafrans into unwarranted and undue violence over the rumoured murder of Nnamdi Okwu Kanu (GCBA) by the DSS and Nigerian Government. They are seeking for another reason not to present him at the court tomorrow being Monday the 23rd day of November, 2015. Those who are unable to be present at the court hearing should prepare for a protest. This present march to Biafra redemption cannot be stopped half way. It is the responsibility of this generation to redeem Biafra and Biafrans. Those Biafrans who are opposed to the redemption of Biafra and therefore term her 'Dead' is in for a grand awakening. As have been prophesied by the Oracle of Biafrans, Biafra will be the last miracle on earth. With the coming of Biafra, 'it is finished'. Oha na Eze ndi Igbo cannot disown what they do not own. IPOB was never and can never be a possession of poorly bred set of individuals and self acclaimed igbo leaders of thought. Biafrans are not Igbos, rather igbos should aspire to be Biafrans, not the other way round. He who is at peace with Chukwu Okike Abiama does not fear at the ranting of mere mortals. The coming of Biafra is unavoidable and unstoppable. Like the dawn of morn, Her advance is inevitable. When Biafra finally arrives, m ga asi unu, unu nekwa anya rasia m. #FreeBiafra #FreeNnamdikanu #FreeIPOB Authored by: Mmaduabuchi Anyagulu. |
Truckpusher:Wow, you speak igbo language very well, i guess u are egbema in Rivers state, you are really a peaceful debater and I like your line of argument |
azzima:Quit being a tribal bigot cos it does you no good. |
haywire07:Can't get your point. ![]() |
Shit got real. Biafra:Please quit being ludicrous, you can create a thread for that subject matter, don't use it to derail this one Sh |
I am pro Nigeria but I think that IPOB is very organized and their structure is strong for them to still continue their broadcast and continued lobbying world leaders even after kanu 'so arrest. |
vicenzo:Sorry my friend i didn't concoct the letter, i saved it from IPOB Facebook page and i know they don't lie about biafra diplomatic issues. I think the British rejection is a setback to IPOB, but it is not a major setback as IPOB can still seek the help of other strong countries like Germany, Russia, Israel, USA, France, Brazil, China, Japan, etc. This response actually convinced me that IPOB are not ordinary Street touts as some Nigeria States men would have us believe. I think the Nigeria government should take IPOB more seriously and solve the agitation once and for all. IPOB are not streets touts, they are lobbying world leaders. |
See the letter their Africa minister wrote in response to a letter sent to her office by a pro biafra group IPOB.
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@Hopeathand for an important discuss. |
IGBO TRADERS CONTRIBUTE 80% OF THE 36 STATES IGR - MR. BODE ABODUNRIN. Paffcomm Trade and Commerce Analyst Mr, Bode Abodunrin said yesterday that the Nigeria State govt have two main sources of income. He said, the federal govt budget allocation and Igbo traders are the main source of income sustaining all states of the federation. The Analyst said that apart from the federal allocation the Igbo traders contribute about 80 percent of all states of the federation IGR.He said that with the fall in oil price that states governors have created more taxes to increase their revenue to sustain the state expenditures. Mr. Bode warned that that the increment on taxes by states on the Igbo traders is destroying and killing their businesses. He said that states are creating a lot of burden to the Igbo traders instead of encouraging them. Mr, Bode Abodunrin also warned that over taxing the Igbo traders may result to their relocation to other places which will bring untold hardship to the state they left. According to him, he said no state can replace Igbo traders if they leave the state. He said trading is not what you just wake up in the morning and join. He said the Igbo traders are very skilled in the art of doing business because they undergo business training in a particular area of business which takes them many years to build the skill, structure, Finance, etc. before opening their own business. Therefore, it is not a thing a state govt can replace over night. Mr, Bode Abodunrin also said that Igbo traders has not only sustained the state's economy, but they are also number one in Nigeria for infrastructural development of the 36 states of the federation in terms of private development, e.g. building of private and commercial houses, circulation of money in the state, employment, construction of markets, etc. Mr, Bode Abodunrin said that it is encouraging that northern states are inviting the Igbo traders to come to their state and open up businesses. Some of them are even promising adequate security for the Igbo traders. Mr, Bode Abodunrin particularly warned Lagos state govt to reduce their incessant taxation of the Igbo traders and remove the area boys that go to the Igbo traders to extort money from them in the name taxes and royalty on behalf of the state and local govt. Mr, Bode Abodunrin said no state in Nigeria can sustain their expenditure without Igbo traders IGR impute and advised the states to encourage the traders instead of fighting them. He also cautioned the states indigene to stop antagonizing the Igbo traders and trying to pick a fight with them to loot and destroy their wares because if they go definitely, their business will suffer, but a little. However, the state will suffer, the more because IGR that helps to sustain the economy will reduce while the infrastructural development will also be affected. He also advised the Igbo traders to be law-abiding. |
Na wah oh!!! So instead of you lots to call for peace as the guy asserted, you people are here preaching tribal hate on my own thread..... If i catch una eh..... I go bulara person nyash |
Could this be a rare igbo guy..... ![]()
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The source is suspicious. ![]() |
Yeah good to be patriotic. |
Do you know that? 1. The River Niger Bridge at Onitsha was constructed between 1964 and 1965 by Dumez- a French construction company and cost £5 million. 2. Patience Jonathan is one of Nigeria’s most-educated First Ladies, with an NCE, a B.Ed, and a PhD from University of Port-Harcourt. 3. The highest peak in Nigeria is located in Taraba and is called Chappal Waddi which means “The Mountain of Death”. 4. There are 196 countries in the world and at least one Igbo person from Nigeria lives in every one of them. 5. The Pidgin word ‘Sabi’ came from ‘Saber’, Portuguese and Spanish for ‘to know’. Both country’s ships traded slaves from the Bight of Benin. 6. Katsina College (now Barewa College in Zaria) has produced 5 Nigerian Presidents/Heads of State since it was founded in 1921 in Katsina. 7. Ojukwu taught Murtala Mohammed and Ben Adekunle at Regular Officers Special Training School, Ghana. Both ‘fought’ their teacher during the civil war 8. At Nigeria’s independence in 1960, there were 41 Secondary Schools in the North and 842 Secondary Schools in the South. 9. In 1983, Senator Arthur Nzeribe spent $16.5 million to win a Senatorial seat in Orlu (in Imo State). 10. In 1973, the Federal Government of Nigeria considered officially changing the name of “Lagos” to “Eko”. Regarding “Lagos” as a colonial name. 11. The geographical area now referred to as Nigeria was once referred to as ‘Soudan’ and ‘Nigiritia’. 12. Offences punishable by death sentence after the 1966 coup included embezzlement, rape and homosexuality. 13. MKO Abiola was named Kashimawo (Let us wait and see) by his parents. He was his father’s twenty-third child, but the first to survive infancy. 14. Jaja Wachucku was the first person to refer to Lagos as a “no-man’s land” in 1947, provoking a national controversy. 15. Jollof rice, chicken breast, serve of ice cream, tea, coffee or Bournvita, with full cream milk and sugar: Meal Cost = 50Kobo- Unilag in the late 1970s 16. At the point death in 1989, Sam Okwaraji was a PhD candidate and qualified lawyer with an LL.M in International Law (University of Rome) 17. When British Bank of West Africa (now First Bank) opened a branch in Kano in 1929, Alhassan Dantata (Dangote’s Grandfather) opened an account depositing 20 camel-loads of silver coins. 18. Jaja Wachuku is reputed to have owned the biggest one-man library in West Africa. Balewa sometimes referred to him as “Most Bookish Minister 19. The colonization of Nigeria took more than 40 years to achieve and the territories were integrated by the use of force. 20. Yoruba is spoken as a ritual language the Santeria cult in Carribean and South-Central America. 21. Slavery existed in the Nigerian territory before the 15th century and was abolished in the 19th century- 1807 by the British. 22. At least 55 women were killed in South-East Nigeria, in 1929 when the women forced the Umuahia warrant chiefs to submit to their rule. 23. The coinage ‘Supreme Court’ was first used in 1863 by the colonial administration through the enactment of the Supreme Court Ordinance No. II. 24. MKO Abiola died suddenly on July 7, 1998, exactly one month after General Sani Abacha died mysteriously on June 8, 1998. 25. Agbani Darego was the only one to wear a maillot as opposed to a bikini during the Miss Universe contest in 2001. 26. The ‘Ankara’ material is not indigenous to Nigeria. Our indigenous textiles include the Akwete, Ukara, Aso-Oke and Adire. 27. Aloma Mukhtar is the first female lawyer from the North and went on to become the first female Chief Justice of Nigeria. 28. The area known as Makoro town in Lagos was first a swamp, later sand-filled by the colonial government and served as the first bridge to the Island. 29. Esie Museum is Nigeria’s first museum, established in 1945. Once reputed to have the largest collection of soapstone images in the world. 30. Aminu Kano formed the Northern Teachers’ Association (NTA) in 1948, the first successful regional organization in the history of the North. 31. George Goldie, who played a major role in founding Nigeria, placed a curse on anyone who attempts to write his biography. 32. In 1996, John Ogbu, a Nigerian Anthropologist firmly advocated for the use of African-American Vernacular to teach in the U.S 33. Hause Language indigenous to Northern Nigeria is spoken in 11 African States. Germany, French, U.S., and British International radio stations broadcast in Hausa. 34. The surgeon who ‘killed’ Stella Obasanjo was sentenced to 1 year in prison, disqualified for 3 years and fined €120,000. 35. The word ‘asiri’ means ‘secret’ in Hausa, Yoruba, Nupe and Igarra. It also means ‘gossip’ in Igbo. 36. Igbo-Ora in Oyo State, Kodinji in India and Candido Godoi in Brazil are the towns that produce the highest number of twin births in the world. 37. Bishop Ajayi Crowther, a Yoruba, in 1857 produced a reading book for the Igbo Language and a full grammar and vocabulary of NUPE in 1864. 38. The first TV broadcast in Nigeria and Tropical Africa was on October 31, 1959. 39. In 1978, a 50Kobo increase (from #1.50 to #2) in the cost of University Students’ meal per day caused the ‘Ali Must Go’ protests. 40. Albert E. Kitson discovered coal in Enugu in 1909. This discovery led to the building of Port-Harcourt town in 1912. 41. Today, only Nigeria has a larger black population than Brazil. More than 3.5 million Africans were captured, enslaved and transported to Brazil. 42. Groundnut pyramids were the invention of Alhaji Alhassan Dantata to stack bags before export. 43. In 1967, old traditional ruler, Oba Akran and A. Ademiluyi were jailed for 14 years (7 each) for stealing £504,750 (#2.5b). 44. Since 1960, Nigeria has been either ruled by an ex-lecturer/ex-teacher or military man. The only exceptions are Azikiwe and Shonekan. 45. If you visited Lagos in 1975, you could spend a day at the Presidential Suite of Federal Palace Hotel for #100, single room for #19. 46. The first aircraft to land in Nigeria landed in Kano in July 1925. A British fighter jet flew from Khartoum (present day Sudan). 47. In 1895, Koko of Nembe (now in Bayelsa) took 60 white men hostage. When the British refused his demands, more than 40 of those men were eaten. 48. The ‘Naira’ was coined by Chief Obafemi Awolowo when he was serving as the Federal Commissioner of Finance. 49. Koma Hill (settlement in Adamawa where people lived and practised the killing of twins) was discovered in 1986 by an NYSC corps member. 50. The pilot (Francis Osakwe) that flew Ojukwu away from Biafra (1970) was the same pilot that flew Gowon to Uganda (last flight as Head of State). 51. In 1986, Shehu Shagari was banned from participation in politics for life. The ban has still not been lifted. 52. As the wife of the deputy Head of State (Vice President of Nigeria) in 1984, Biodun Idiagbon personally ran a small ice cream shop in Ilorin.. 53. Koma Hills (Adamawa State) inhabitants when discovered were observed to engage in the practise of borrowing wives among themselves. 54. Juju, Dashiki, Yam and Okra are words in the English dictionary that originated from ethnic groups located in present day Nigeria. 55. Nigeria has more English speakers than England, and more Muslims than Saudi Arabia, Syria and Afghanistan combined 56. Igbo language is a recognized ethnic language in Equatorial Guinea (an Island in West Africa). Feel free to add yours. |
HopeAtHand:and you replied in asusu igbo finally; congrats for living in denial. |
My goodness me, 



