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mekaboy:Your foolishness is legendary and it's best not to be corrected. Continue dancing naked in the market place. You're very entertaining to us. |
Can you imagine the effontery? Like the Nigerian army like the fulani terrorists going into communities to abduct people for their selfish gains. My question remains this. Where are those who so much believe in Nigeria? Why are they not protesting this inhumane treatment of their fellow citizens? Gen. Yakubu Gowon retired where are you? Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo rtd. Where are you? Is this exactly permissible in your one Nigeria? Your silence is complicit in this wickedness and their blood are in your hands if you continue to remain silent. Let no one come here to ask for prayers. We need comments and actions. |
fitzmayowa:Lmao. If na you nkor. Who go see where dem dey do faaji(banditry in NW) leave am go where dem dey do fasting(boko area NE)? |
owobokiri:No it is not. I don't even know anyone bears such a name. It was derived from 'Ifejoku'. No qualms. |
helinues:Eventually mosquito nets and coils will fail you. There's no going back. Domino effect all the way until the disintegration. |
owobokiri: Is that suppose to mean my name? Won't it be foolish to do so? |
The community is one of those hidden communities in boundary between Ondo and Edo around the Akoko area. I doubt the population is even up to 15,000 people given how small it is. It's even off the major roads along that axis. The higher institution there is called Upland College of Education. Hopefully, the Akeredolu government will expedite action that will ensure the community gets the much needed coverage. |
Asgard13:This is totally unwarranted. Why not focus on the topic and leave their claims alone? |
Let our enemies continue to lose sleep as we continue to make progress. The UK asylum program while it gives recognition to the plight of the Igbos and other Biafrans in IPOB and MASSOB doesn't solve the generational oppression of Biafrans. We have reiterated that what we want is a referendum to decide our fate. We have been killed enough. Let the world hear our voice. Nigeria is not the first country to be divided and heaven will not fall when she divides. We don't want to share a country with state sponsors of terrorism. GBI GBB. |
There are Pastors, Bishops, Reverends, Primates, Prophets, Evangelists and the list goes on in Nigeria. They're all doing nothing as Christians are murdered in the thousands all across Nigeria. If Christians are really serious, by now the level of protests will have shut Nigeria down. Is there really brotherhood in the Christianity in Nigeria? |
Deadlytruth:Nnamdi Azikiwe being a member of Igbo Union doesn't in anyway affect his stance nationalistic stance. All your claims about him are centred on one thing which is lack of trust for him. You felt he was insincere and wasn't a nationalist. I'll have to leave it at that. Let his records speak for him. I repeat that you can't pin the current bad situation on Igbos because they've been long out of any position to drive Nigeria in the direction they could. You can blame a passenger boxed to a corner for over 5hours for an accident that happened later. This is my point. Money was never a problem for those that ruled the country. Your example of a security guard killing the quarrelling parents of a home does it fit into the discourse. It's not a good analogy. We've seen a good number of Igbos over the years impacting heavily on the growth of Nigeria in the smaller capacities they controlled. Soludo, Akunyili, Festus Odimegwu, Okonjo-Iweala etc. That tells you the capacity of Igbos to improve things in giving the chance to steer the wheel but alas that will never be allowed yet you still want to pin the failure of Nigeria on them. That will never float before any reasonable panel. Whatever the wrong that was done can be greatly improved upon in 50 yrs time yet Nigeria currently is worse than it has ever been. Leave this particular argument, you can't win it. As for coup d'etats, they are interventions that could swing either way. It worked in Ghana and might have worked in Nigeria if the narrative wasn't changed. Your earlier distrust of Azikiwe was held by many and such was used ti change the narrative that put the blamed on the entire Igbos including those who didn't even know anything about the happenings in Nigeria as at that time. The same distrust that remains till date. Have you ever asked yourself how Nigeria might have been if that coup was successful? Assuming Nzeogwu succeeded and Awolowo was made the president and he went on to bring development to Nigeria at large. After him, another good leader emerged to continue from where he stopped and today Nigeria becomes a second world country. Will the coup still be seen as a bad thing or be called an Igbo coup or should it be limited to the coupists themselves. Should the Igbos take the glory of whatever became of Nigeria after the coup? You see how latent perceptions can cloud a person's judgement. This is how intelligent people reason out things. Interventions are things that can swing in any direction and can be corrected if the people are wise enough to demand for correction. In case you don't know, Nigeria is back to 1966. Southerners have little say in the control of the country and the fulani controlled north still want to continue with their conquest. The Tivs are still being slaughtered by the Nigerian army and the premier of the north is still looking cannon fodders and willing tools to dip the Koran in the Atlantic ocean. Will you favour a military intervention currently or do you prefer the rigging that will most likely take place in 2023?All our political analysis of the players of those days are needed currently. Will you join the category of a willing tool because you distrust the Igbos or will you go beyond your 'fears' and give the Igbos your support and see what country they can help to build in the next 30yrs? The choice is yours. |
Some people really think they can build a prosperous country with the hordes of terrorists up north. Ok o. Make we dey look una. |
The international community knows what's happening in Nigeria but what's confusing them is the foolishness of southerners who can't stamp their feet and demand for a break up. Imagine the pitching Southern Nigeria and Ghana. Ghana stands no chance yet fools down South want to continue with a toxic dead weight that scares away investors. I always wonder the type of creatures we have in the south. God forbid bad thing. |
oilyngbati:If you have nothing good to say, you better shut your mouth. If the will of the oppressor is greater than that of the oppressed, it leads to conquest. If the will of the oppressed is greater than that of the oppressor, it eventually leads to freedom. Ceteris paribus. What as things unfold. |
Cunny man die cunny man bury am. Anyway na way. We know the tricks but we follow them flow so we go get our freedom. Uchenna Madu, fire on brother. Asylum good but no be wetin we want. Na referendum to get Biafra na im we dey talk. We know say Buhari just return from the same place last week before the news come show. Putting one and two together no hard now but any how, the news na still plus for us. Biafra go come by any means possible. |
Bandits have collected all the money through ransom collection and extortion of the suffering masses have stopped little wonder this cries of no money. Freedom for the suffering masses is at hand. |
GOTVee:You're without sense if you think your pretence is getting you any success. You can do your worst. All your strategies have been exposed and this is the end of your silly reign. |
GOTVee:May thunder scatter your terrorist head over there. Your taqqiya has failed long time ago just like Pantami's own. May the God of the 'born agains' descend heavily on you for using his name to lie. |
VictorUSA:Just read what you wrote again and tell yourself if it makes sense. Listen, wishes end up being wishes. What counts are the actions you take today. Israel didn't depend on prayers alone to defend themselves in the Arab-Israeli wars. They put on their boots and carried rifles to warfront. It is kill or be killed. Wishes don't stop a terrorist from attacking you only actions do. The US didn't do 40 days fasting to stop Osama bin Laden, they trailed, traced and snuffed out life from him after so many years. Action is what makes the difference. |
GOTVee:Taqqiya at work. Carry on but know it that you're only deceiving yourself. No be only born again, na borne against. |
mekaboy:The message is clear to the political class. Any leader who fails in the duty of security automatically forfeits his right to lead. The fulani terrorists killers of our people at Ishielu are yet to be arrested. We counting each day as it goes by. |
OP, whatever makes you sleep at night is fine. Freedom is coming for Biafrans and there's nothing you can do about it. The same Britain that recognized the unjust treatment of Biafran agitators are the same people that gave your fathers the weapons to fight the Biafran wars. We lost millions of people and 50 years after that we're still been killed in our land. They know it and other European countries know it too. The Israeli President Benyamin Netanyahu once mentioned the plight of the Biafrans and other groups and associations have of recent remembered the Biafran tragedy. We know you lack sense of reasoning but those who have one know we have a legitimate case. If Britain of today can grant asylum to the persecuted IPOB and MASSOB members, will they hesitate to aid in equipping us sensing the invasion your terrorist military is planning against our region? In case you don't know, other European countries are aware of this current pronouncement. They know about the Igbos. They know IPOB and they know about Biafra. You can continue to call us terrorists but those whose society operates with sanity know better. God Bless IPOB (GBI) God Bless Biafra (GBB). |
Amotolongbo:Aptly put by our tireless Emma Powerful. We appreciate the British for listening to the voice of reasoning but we want to remind them that our call is for referendum to decide our fate. We all can't leave our ancestral land and relocate to the UK. We are in tens of millions so such move will put a strain to even the UK economy. A referendum will confirm the aspirations of majority of our people that Biafra or an Igbo nation is our choice. We were no slaves. We are not slaves. We will never be slaves. God Bless lPOB (GBI) God Bless Biafra (GBB). |
We're compiling names of the missing in Ohaji/Egbema area. Any one not accounted shall be paid for. Gone are those days any invader in camo can just walk into any Igbo community and do as he pleases without consequence. Those who are silent now should remain silent when we begin to demand for our people taken away by the evil Nigerian soldiers. |
cheruv:Fa ka na ko tõkõ. Fa amarõ na ife apugo n'egwu. |
plaindealer:Oga Lie Mohammed, this chap say make them throw you comot for your workchop o. im say you no sabi talk. Upon all the lie lie dey you dey manufacture to helep them ministry, this news pain am well well na so im begin dey curse you o. I hope say dem no go throw you comot from there. |
tribalmall:Will respond to this truckload of rubbish you wrote here on this post by editing it later. Edited to include my main response. First of all, can you kindly quote any book or journal where it was written that Ojukwu marched his soldiers to Lagos? Can you tell us the exact date such happened and who led soldiers? All the lies you internalize is destroying you and I hope you don't recover from it. Any reasonable person can see the devil in you through your claim of Awolowo giving Igbos their allocation 'to rebuild their cities'. May God punish you for making that statement. Yakubu Gowon at the end of the war announced the 3R acronym which signifies Reconciliation, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction. I bet he should be worshipped by Igbos for such 'generosity'. Did any sizable reconstruction happen? Was their any rehabilitation? The best was a cosmetic reconciliation as the present has proven that their was no sincere reconciliation. Go and study the after math of the USA civil war and learn what true reconciliation means. This is why the US is great today. Heck, the US even after using nuclear bombs on Japan still organised a Marshall plan for the rebuilding of Japan after the war ended. They're not the same country or even continent yet they understood the gains of true reconciliation. Western Germany was rebuilt by the allied forces for a reason which animals like you will never understand. Don't ever mention that allocation again as though the money came from his personal pocket. For the 20 pounds policy where only Igbos who could prove to posses accounts were given only 20pounds. Do owners of solid properties look like those who would have only 20 pounds in their accounts? It's not justifiable but the hate in you will not allow you see it. You still foolishly wrote that the money came from 'Awolowo/FG government'. What does that mean? Did Awo have any government? He was the finance minister and at best could be the brain behind the idea but you made it appear as though the money was his. There were alternatives if sincerity was used. Weren't there bank records in other areas where the war wasn't fought? There were alternatives. Here again we can see this madman talking about the confiscation of legally owned properties of fellow citizens. You have no single shame. How do you really hope to confiscate a people's property, deal terribly wrong to them and still expect them to swallow all these and remain happy citizens? I wonder what's in that your head. You could only do those to a people who you don't expect to share the same country with. The NCNC story is another interesting that those who knew Azikiwe very well will see that he was a man who thought Nigeria and even Africa can be modelled after the USA. He was detribalized and only felt any wrong to contest for a post which he was rightly qualified. Like you said, he was the deputy leader of NCNC and he succeeded Macaulay to be come the leader. This was democracy at play where Nigeria was meant to be truly one devoid of tribalism. How you term it 'lording over the Yorubas' is what I don't understand. I must concede here that All was never a realist. He believed so much in the ideals of the US that he thought such could be replicated here in Africa starting from Nigeria. Posterity has proved he was totally wrong. As you may, Igbos don't like him because their was no clearcut decisions he took for the good of Igbos like his contemporary did for their ethnic groups. The coup contained other ethnicities including Yorubas and Azikiwe was never fingered in it. A fellow Yoruba by the name Ademoyega wrote a book to that effect. The title of the book is Why We Struck. There he explained in details all those that participated and he was among the planners and execution of the coup. How you arrived at 98% Igbo is still lost to me. It's clear you're deficient in statistics so I'll forgive you if you can give the correct statistics of the ethnic participation of the next coups that succeeded this first one. You can still hold on to the false narrative you're comfortable with any way. In conclusion, anyone can see that I've been able to keep my argument strictly with you and not against your assumed ethnic group, Yoruba. This is because time is crucial in everything we do. I could bring up the many instances of Yoruba attacks against Igbos which can be verified on the internet but I chose not to go that route because that would be counterproductive to the spirit of the times. Mistakes are permitted in human relations and understanding is crucial if we expect a better relations in the future. But as for you, I hope you choke on your hate on the generality of my people. I wish that I can meet you in person let's have a 'last man standing' match. I'll show you no mercy. |
Deadlytruth:I want to believe you're a sincere person and if that's the case I'll excuse your wrong subconscious assertion. In the history of Nigeria, there have been at least six coups. Doesn't it sound strange how only one of those coups was ascribed to a particular tribe while the rest weren't? What yardstick was used in arriving at that evil conclusion? The collaborators of that first coup included people from different tribes not just the Igbos but the narrative came bearing only Igbo as the culprits. When Nzeogwu went to Ahmadu Bello's house, did he go alone? Was it only Igbo soldiers he took with him? The wrong narrative have been spread to achieve an and they succeeded as they finally control Nigeria today and have turned around to slaughter everyone. Mind you Nigeria isn't the only country to have witnessed a coup in West Africa. Other coups had their share too and went beyond it but Nigeria never recovered because there's no sincerity of purpose. Ok, let's say the first coup truncated the polity and derailed the wheel of synergy and growth of Nigeria. What then stopped the others who took the mantle from putting Nigeria back on track? Was is scarcity of funds or did Igbos still block them from building up Nigeria? It is on record that corruption and bad politics was what led to that first coup and people jubilated on the streets when the news was announced. It's just like the #endsars protest which started well until some persons turned around to change the narrative. My point is that the failure of the government of Nigeria can never be attached to the Igbos. Does It mean that Igbos were perfect in their dealings all through? My answer will be 'No, there weren't as they made their own mistakes but without them having the opportunity to redeem themselves, it will be wrong to attribute the failure of Nigeria as a country to them. Igbos have arguably brought more accolades to Nigeria than any other part. |
StaffofOrayan:Lmao. That guy is so deluded with his stories all just to defend one Nigeria. Even with the hatred he had for Igbos, he still used them as example. Why didn't he use his own tribe? Such a waste of time engaging him. |
mekaboy:IPOB is well moneyed so no need going to the banks. Going to the bank is robbery and Chukwu Okike Abiama frowns at such bad things. Your DSS is full of dumb people. They even planted a Biafran flag there. Even market women knew that it was all a set up. |
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Is that suppose to mean my name? Won't it be foolish to do so?
Even though I'm a born again Christian, I think we Christians need to be careful with the way we blow things out of proportion so as not to ignite another round of crises in the country. Every sane mind knows El-rufai is not partial and working hard to douse tensions and restore peace in the state. We have no other country than Nigeria so let's beware of fake news