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eiknarf14:The accused said those monies came as gifts. Is that hard to comprehend? |
napoleon77:Why are you pained? The OP only reeled out the composition of the people who came to show solidarity in court today. Why does that have to bother you? Did he force the people to come to the court? |
IpobExposed:Why don't you find your way to the nearest DSS office and present your case? Why continue wasting your time on Nairaland? Seriously I'm beginning to think you're a very mentally unstable person |
Progressive01:See painment! |
Progressive01:You were severally invited to the Hon James Gbande thread but you never showed up. What do you have to say as regards the 'kneeling and apologising' Honorable Member? |
Ishilove:Sometimes I don't even understand you evil people. From all intents and purposes, you have absolutely no love for these people. Yet you're so bitter and violent because they say they want out of the useless relationship. I seriously don't understand it. |
Mynd44:We already did an election here on this forum and the results are here for all to see.
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obailala:Just shut it! You opened your own nyansh a long time ago. We all know who you are. So spare us that nonsense talk. By the way, repeat after me..... 'Igbo amaka'. Say it three times and say it very slowly at the third attempt ![]() |
obailala:Who doesn't know your antecedents on this forum? Na today? Like somebody asked you... How's your 'I be Ibo propaganda markate' going? |
obailala:Emma Powerful has committed his life for a cause. My friend what about you? What do you stand for? Online ranting against Igbos and Biafra ![]() |
Enyimbamercedes:Like the murdering tattoo guy in PortHarcourt trying so hard to rope in his tattooer. Very mean and heartless miscreants. |
adorablepepple:What does it look like inside a mortuary? Seems you're familiar with the place. |
unclejb2:Nna person suppose dey put eye for your matter as frequently as possible. |
unclejb2:Mr Sampson how far? When is the suicidal Buhari going to detonate? Is he going to detonate in London or Daura? ![]() |
Sammy07:How are Igbos supposed to outnumber Yorubas in their homeland? I'm talking about the Anglican population nationwide. The Igbo population outnumber the Yoruba. 70% of Yoruba Christians belong to the RCCG and Living Faith Church. |
xjiggy:There are more Igbo Anglicans than Yoruba... Are we going to argue about that? |
dokiOloye:The idiiot you quoted seems to be looking for ways to warm his way back into the hearts of Afonjas. Remember they dealt him the first blow when he came begging for 'protection funds'. |
Jay542:How did millions of voters turn up in Boko Haram ravaged states of the North-East? How did Kano produce 3 million votes with no single voided votes, no canceled votes... Nothing! Why was the Kano REC and his entire family wiped out in cold blood the day after the results were announced? I need answers and if you can't give any, then shut up! |
Leiman100:I don't know what you're referring to as 'North'... Most of the North-Central states always vote in the same direction with the South. Buhari has always won elections in the core North minus the North-Central. The reason why Jonathan lost to Buhari in 2015 was because the South-West was divided. If they had voted the same way they did in 2011, Buhari would have lost yet again. For your information, Buhari won with less than 3 million votes. South-West would have made up for that figure if they had collectively gone with Jonathan. Buhari got 800k+ votes in Lagos alone. |
ideatoprince18:How did Oliseh drop Vincent Enyeama and made Musa captain ahead of him? How did Musa emerge captain ahead of Mikel and Echiejile who are both older than him in the Eagles? Even Mikel rejected the captain armband during the Enyeama debacle. |
Leiman100:Lies! In 2011, a united South beat them hands down. The only reason the North seems to be having an upper hand is because the South is divided. Any time Southern Nigeria decides to speak with one voice, the North loses. |
Adminisher:You must be really scared about Biafra. I can feel the trepidation in you. Biafra has a date with reality. You better brace up for it. |
Mynd44:Travel out of your Yoruba enclave... You refused! |
fratermathy:I think it's time this mischievous thread is allowed to die a natural death. Funny how that low-life APC moderator has pushed it to the top of the Front Page. It's been nice engaging you and I hope you'll honor me by telling your clansmen that nobody is dragging them into a project they're not part of and have never believed in. Biafra stands for freedom, justice, fairness, equity and it's for those who share similar ideals and values. |
fratermathy:Please desist from littering the entire cyberspace with useless rants about how IPOB is dragging Urhobo into Biafra. Nobody has done that and rest assured, nobody will do that... Be it now, tomorrow or in the foreseeable future. The Urhobo destiny lies within the failed Nigerian state and shouldn't be attached to Biafra. We can always exist side by side as good neighbors. |
fratermathy:What exactly is the purpose of this useless thread? To show your Urhobo clansmen that Biafrans hate you? Isn't that a pointer to the fact that this thread wasn't opened with an intention to engage in meaningful intellectual discourse but rather to propagate hate and division. I'm saying it officially now on behalf of all Pro-Biafrans on this forum and elsewhere, that the Urhobo nation isn't a part of Biafra, has never been and most likely would never be a part of Biafra. Stop mastvrbating over a non-issue. |
fratermathy:One of my best friends is an Urhobo man and he's not anything like yourself. He doesn't support Biafra and he also doesn't have the kind of anger, bile, pain, bitterness, hatred and Igbophobia you have all bottled up within your soul. You need to free yourself my brother. On a serious note, folks like yourself should be the ones struggling to be a part of the Biafran project and not the other way round. Stop flattering yourself that you're important. Seriously you're not. |
fratermathy:I thought you were smart but you're seriously disappointing yourself. Who is dragging who into Biafra? That's a very dumb thing to say. Personally, I'm aware that there are plenty of minorities who are committed members of IPOB. I mean hardcore loyalists. Asari Dokubo is an Ijaw man and a publicly-proclaimed Biafran. He has his own loyalists, followers and supporters too. He has his own kith and kin who believe in his ideals and the struggle. These people have a voice too and they deserve to be heard. IPOB encourages and supports them to engage their kith and kin. That has always been the strategy. For your information, I would personally kick against any attempts to include Urhobo, Itsekiri, Isoko, Edo and all other Biafra-hating ethnic nationalities. We can't afford to have such dissenting groups in our fold. That is tantamount to creating a monster similar to the one we're trying to destroy. I saw one useless map that you posted earlier on. Please disregard that document. It won't fly. I have to be very blunt here.... Stop deceiving yourself that you're wanted in Biafra. That would be pure madness from whoever cooked up that idea. What exactly are you going to bring to the table? Oil? My goodness me! |
fratermathy:My friend, your actions and disposition here portray you as a very bitter and pained individual. That's by the way. Who really cares? Back to the topic of this thread... Firstly, I believe you're not in a position to speak for any ethnic nationalities on the issue of Biafra. Please allow each group to make the choices for themselves and by themselves. Biafra is founded on the cardinal principles of justice, freedom, equity and fairness. As an Urhobo, you're allowed to voice out your opinions and I believe you should restrict that to your Urhobo nation. Speaking on behalf of other ethnicities amount to committing the same offense you accuse IPOB of. In the first instance, Urhobo has never been a part of Biafra and any decision to include them should be subjected to an extensive debate by stakeholders. We cannot afford to have another Nigeria in the new Biafra. I wonder why you're crying all over the place about an issue that isn't even on print and no concrete or far-reaching decision has been made about it. In my own opinion, I think you're chasing shadows and this thread is uncalled for, unwarranted and not opened in good faith. Like I told you in some other thread, very few Igbo people know the difference between Urhobo, Ijaw, Itsekiri and others. I find it very uncharitable when folks like you continue saying that Igbos are dragging others into Biafra. I believe the real reason Nnamdi Kanu was put out of the public space was because he was becoming the rallying voice for the South-East and the South-South. The truth is that the promoters of a failed 'One Nigeria' do not want to see a united South-South and South-East. The moment these groups come together and forge a common front would signal the challenge to their death-grip hold on the oil resources flowing from that region. I hope you understand that. So long as these people continue bickering amongst themselves, the oil will continue flowing to the North and West. The implication is that the Niger-Delta will remain the way it is. The majority of you would be happy to collect crumbs while their children continue to lord it over your resources. That has been the pattern and there's no hope of it changing anytime soon. |
fratermathy:You lie! Mathias why are you so bitter? Igbos gave Jonathan unconditional love and support. I was almost moved to tears the day Jonathan came to Aba. People had to climb rooftops just to get a glimpse. Even Jonathan had to come down from his vehicle, walk down the road on foot and exchange handshakes with thousands of excited and jubilant supporters that lined the streets to receive him. Do you know that many people(including myself) shed tears when Jonathan conceded defeat to Buhari? Please say what you know and don't be blinded by hate. |
JustinSlayer69:I'm yet to see even one Yoruba man that goes by the name Abubakar. |
JustinSlayer69:Is Saraki a Yoruba name? Is Goodluck Jonathan an English man? Names are what they are... Names. Mr Saraki says he's Fulani and that is it. Period. |

