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LoveMachine:Abeg bro free dis E-wailer, da shame is hers, she can keep hating bt she can't do poo abt dis presidency!!! |
FreeGlobe:Where were u when oga jonah danced azonto when his capital was under attack by dis same boko haram u talking? Egi ejin!!!! |
seunmsg:Ur sense too much jor |
Omotolu:I guess u where present when their destinies was written. Dats hw dey said baba cannever rule, unfortunately God made dem swallow their words letter by letter. |
Japhet04:Abi oooh. Bad belle is allowed sha!!! |
THE NEW DIMENSION TO BIAFRAN AGITATION
The agitation for the actualization of the
Sovereign State of Biafra has taken a new
dimension since the new leader of the struggle
Nnamdi Kanu declared readiness to fight all the
way. Kanu subsequently launched a radio
station, Radio Biafra where he served as the
Managing-Editor till he was reportedly arrested
by Nigeria secret police, the Department of State
Services (DSS).
While I recognize the constitutional rights of any
Nigerian or group of Nigerians to freedom of
expression, association or agitation for their
rights, I am also aware of the fact that most of
the Biafran sympathizers are merely ignorant of
the true motives of those behind the renewed
agitation for the state of Biafra.
The sponsors of the protests are mostly
corrupt and criminally minded elites
Those who send our young ones to the streets in
the name of Biafra are mostly corrupt and
criminally minded elites chilling in their air-
conditioned mansions and riding in super cars,
with their children and family members studying
or living abroad, and yet, they take advantage of
our sad economic situation and poverty of which
their greed and corrupt practices contributed
immensely to, to send our young ones into the
streets to cause troubles and disrupt economic
activities. The poor young Nigerians who are mostly jobless or traders struggling to feed twice a day are the ones who get killed by stray bullets when they clash with security forces or in other situations whenever their protests go violent. Their sponsors and leaders who mostly support them secretly go about their businesses freely and still guarded by ‘Nigerian’ security operatives. Our complicated challenges are not about dividing the country If peradventure anything goes wrong and their agitation turns to any form of war, their sponsors all have int’l passports with multiple visa, plus adequate bank account balances enough to fly them out Nigeria with their families, leaving same innocent young Nigerians to suffer it alone in the long run. Again, I call on every young Nigerian who didn’t witness the civil war to kindly find time to sit their parents down and ask them what their experiences were during the war or Google out ‘effect of the Nigerian civil war’ to learn more about the cost of choosing war over dialogue. So wise up fellow young Nigerians, as our complicated challenges are not about dividing the country and actualizing Biafra. Let’s remember what we went through during the last civil war. Let’s remember we lost over a million brothers and sisters. Among those who died were great young men and women – pilots, engineers, teachers, politicians, economists, religious and traditional leaders, who could have taken us further than where we are today, as a country! Ask yourself: How have we loved and managed ourselves and resources in the states we want to separate out of Nigeria into Biafra? What have we done or achieved with all our internal resources, human and material, and allocations received from the federal government over the decades? What President Buhari should do to resolve the situation There’s also this obviously exciting need to simply key into the new government of President Buhari and VP Osinbajo, to support and encourage them on their various promising programmes, which are mostly targeted at making life better for the common Nigerian. For once, Nigeria has produced a president and vice president who are both not multi millionaires and billions with Godfathers dictating for them. For the first time, we have a government that’s truly the desire of majority of Nigerians, and all we now need to do is support same people we found worthy and voted in, and patiently wait to see if they deliver or not. But as a person, I am strongly convinced that Nigeria is moving to greater heights soonest, irrespective of the temporary challenges facing us. Most urgently, President Muhammadu Buhari, as the Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria must rise up to the occasion, call on the governors of affected state, mandate them to work and comply with relevant federal authorities in their respective states, to restore peace and order, so Nigerians in those states can freely go about their normal lives. At a time when there are violent conflicts and global economic challenges across the war, Nigeria cannot afford a fresh civil war. We must collectively do everything to remain as one strong nation, fight our common and biggest enemy – the Boko Haram insurgents and support the new and promising government to lead us to the promised land. |
TippyTop:Despite anouncing jonahs previous victory in da last election. E-wailer sighted!!! |
All preaching widout flexing makes pastor a dull man!!! |
trapQ:So you nw issueing a disclaimer on this same groups, let me ask yhu, are this groups not christians? Yhu know definitely they are, but because of their nefarious activities u are quick to disown them, yet u quickly associate a paricular religion wid terrorism. Worst still u call its Prophet a satan. My advice to u wld be to go back to da rudiments of ur religion cos I doubt if Ur words are in line with ur so called religion. So called because, if ur religion was dat of peace then I guess u wld have a little bit of respect for others too. Even if they be idolators, With ur aspersions against my religion do u think u are teaching or calling me to da gospel or somthing, I doubt if jesus in his whole life ever did even 4 once wat u exhibiting here. U wanna know abt a system then u go to da source of legislation for dat system rather than base ur knowledge of dat system on hear say. If I were to convert to christianity today, do u think it wld be because of ur insults on islam. Go learn more manners plz from ur religion!!! |
FOOLISH IS NOT IGBO!!!
For 6 years our own occupied the offices of
Deputy Senate President, Deputy Speaker, SGF,
Minister of Finance /Coordinating Minister of the
Nigerian Economy, Ministers of Health, Aviation,
Labour, Petroleum&Gas (by Marriage), Chief of
Army Staff etc yet nobody complained that the
Igbos got too much of the Federal Power rations
neither did your highly placed brethren improve
your lot in terms of development!
Other ethnic groups watched carefully and
played their politics towards national relevance
while we the Igbos got carried away and played
politics of the pocket where semi-illiterate
money bags charted the cause for us!
Those who have access to Aso Rock and got fat
contracts sustained the lies to hoodwink both
Aso Rock gods and the Igbos. In blind response
devoid of any logical reasonings the Igbos put all
their fragile eggs in one basket that had lost
form and shape to protect them.
As the results of those fatal errors set in the
same money miss roads are now fanning the
ambers of secession as their next meal ticket
bargaining chip while the teaming youth they
lure with money and lies risk losing everything
including their lives for nothing in the end.
Compare the Igbo TAN money bags / failed
politicians to the likes of Aliko Dangote, Mike
Adenuga, Femi Otedola who are hardly seen or
heard playing partisan talk less of ethno-
religious politics!
Imagine Dangote gathering the leaders of
Northerners in Lagos and imposing political
party or candidate in Lagos State politics on
them. Such is near impossible!
The Igbos have allowed derogatory pocket
politics to puncture their natural nobility as a
people!
With men of honour and class like Ebitu Ukaiwe,
Emeka Anyaoku, Ndubisi Kanu, Ben Nwabueze
and others the Igbos should have no business
listening to the likes if Ifeanyi Uba (Capital Oil),
Chris Uba etc any time they talk politics!
Foolish is not IGBO!!!
Not Originally Ma Work though!!! |
Dannyset:It wld b like releasing air into da drip pdp is currently receiving!!! |
Dem 4 jes add n to him name make e complete magu+n = magun. |
Bambless1:Bros I like u style ojere, kpata kpata. Na draw e go b!!! |
tolexy007:1 tin wid dis our politicians b say, when dem go follow back go dobale for da powers dat b u no go knw ooh. Bt wid dis ishu ogaaah oooh!!! |
BlackPeni5:Were d evidence dey wey show say him b boko haram. |
IGBOSON1:Does dis even sound intelligible to you, or have u forgotten dat as C in C he cld give orders dat so and so shld be on da team and da coach has no choice but to obey. Yet low brains like urself can't see anything gud in watever he does, its ur type dat wld get a job under dis government and still wld shamelessly show ur unbridled hatred 4 him. Despite da team bin dominated by south easterners no 1 is complaining cos we gat da job done irrespective of their regions, #Abegrecievesense !!! |
Remaining CDLE and sandwitch program |
Congratulations Nigeria!!! |
ihatebuhari:Abeg anty no die of heart attack. |
SenseiX:oga wailer I hail thee!!! |
drss:ogbeni y u dey digress nw, abeg stay on da topic!!! |
9jizzy:After all him dey dss cell dey cool off. Hmm wuna case just dey confuse me sha, wu don fight government win b4. Them try am back den, but they paid dearly wid da lifes of innocent kids, even if we never witnessed it, da archives are there 4 us to see da graphic pictures of dat era, I never wish wat I saw in dos pix to ever occur even to ma enemy. |
phrezzz:make we even divide nw, most of dem dey fool dem selfs say dem dey togeda wid Niger deltans, na when water pass wuna go realize say wuna dey 4 OYO state. |
CR77:Hehehe I guess dis biafran Needs to rewrite her ssce!!! |
Wuna dey protest, wuna make wuna own ppllock down their shops, most of da roads were in a girdlock, funny part is all dis happened in da south east. Hehehehehe I laff in swahili, am saying u guys shldnt protest but when u see dis police abeg clear if nt dem go use u show example oh. Let me even ask this stup*p question, what happened during jonathan's regime, sheh na as hausa fulani take over wuna wake up from wuna slumber. Abeg joor!!!! |
Them go come dey claim christians. Gherrarahia mehn |
searching4love:Educated illiterate!!! |
ZYZZA:Oga nla, abeg no dugde da topic. E-wailer |
Yujin:No 1 has fought against government and won. Biafra was just da tip of da iceberg broda. Have u taken time see some pix from dat war, I guess nt, even the survivors of biafra never pray 4 da repeat of a civil war. |
chimkaire:So brutaly precise. Abeg make dem receive sense joor!!! |
wisdomguy4u:Maybe as an Abawki I don't understand grammar but I guess u shld have joined da protesters. Why didn't we hav dis agitations under oga jonah, its nw dat dey feel marginalised. Abeg make dem receive sense. We shld all learn from wat is happening presently in southern sudan, despite their oil, peace seems to elude them. |
A classical case of a tenant wanting to become landlord!!! |
Let's not move goal posts. 
See As The Customer Sef Dey Look Like A Dullard From "Daura"

