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Happy Sunday, dear Biafrans.
I love you all.

May the hopes of your enemies be swallowed up in the sea of God's endless mercies.

Never again will we reject our own.

My pastor Kumuyi @ 80+ has represented the faithfulness of God towards a genuine servant, an immortalized reference of the possibilities a believer can enjoy in all ramifications of life according to the scriptures.

They that always say the truth are the greatest of men if they can say it wisely and out of palpable love.

Dry thread.
I don't know how you would have felt if Messi lost it again.
No one would have felt good even though they aren't his fan. Cheers Messi. I hope you can feel my tears of joy – from a Cr7 lover.

It's obvious.

Anyone who, in this thread, abuses Yoruba at this dawn of southern unity must be Fulani.
Know this and know peace.

Umu Chineke!

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'twas in a party mood.

He's comparing and contrasting the turn out between his own protest and the ones IPOB is currently organising the world over. As a result, he has been falling into and convalescing from one kind of shock to another.

Did anyone believe that a time would come when Igbo would rock the world?
God's mercies, brothers!!

And by the time you wake up in 2023, Nigeria is gone.
Continue.

Good enough since an exception has been made.

We're undergoing a time of spiralling enthropies. There's a kind of loyalty regrouping and it's happening fast. By 2023 it would have become clear to the world that Nigeria is gone for life.

I wish southern schools will implement this asap. It's heartbreaking hearing my students sing the false anthem.

IPOB is advancing faster than Nigeria.

O se ti go!
Born to rule is not the same as born to win.

ogbuefi677:
5% giving 97% perpetual run for their money
Umu chinekeee!

You
Nailed
It
With
A
Very
Big
Hammer!

IPOB worldwide!!

Igbo is blessed!!

True but a bit too sensational.

Like Reno, like slawomiir, like Asari, they can't always perfectly suppress their hatred for Igbos

Proudly Igbo!!
We've become a mighty global force.
And I wish issues Oduduwa strength and success.

Succeed, brother!

It is not said that Igbos don't have kings for nothing. This is because every one of us is a king. We'll deal with him in the most impressive and detailed manner, and that would be intriguing.

Did I hear the man at the background saying ''Jesus, Jesus, Jesus..."?

Chillax, brethren, it won't be long anymore.
Mr Seun may be desperate, trying to make all the gains left in the ever-thinning fabric of this man-made country.
And don't easily attack our Yoruba brothers any further.

Our minds are made up. In southern unity we stand.

If shakespear was Nigerian:
I'm very much pleased with your foolishness.
It also pleased my friends. We think you can however rise from a failed career in comedy.