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MarketDispatch:
Without steady 24hrs power supply, they will soon pack up.

Difrent:
Bigot

That picture is from a church drama......not from a massacre that never took place

Now the whole world can now see the reason why IPOB was designated terrorists.......now all those saying IPOB were not killing can now swallow their prides and accept that indeed IPOB are terrorists........just don't expect us to pity you when soldiers starts killing you like dogs

JohnSin97:
My mum retired at 61 with 7 figures in naira after working for almost 25 years, failed to take my advice by converting the naira to $ in mid 2019, now it's worth 25% less of it's worth in USD....last month I made her entire pension under 2 weeks........my advice to any young person: hustle and work smart early in life, no distractions, no liabilities just lazer focused on your hustle, keep grinding till you're financially strong at 30, retire at 32 and relocate to gambia, get married at 40.
Don't waste your fvckin youth.

OfoIgbo:
The military and police in Rivers state seem to be observing the curfew.

St. UGM operatives are policing the curfew

QuotaSystem:
Ah no o.....feel free to use bombs in Orlu this time so that those Fulani will know you're serious.

I was just amused @ your sudden love & care for Nigerian soldiers whose killing you've been celebrating.

QuotaSystem:
[i]Wahala [/i]is when a known sympathiser of soldier-murdering ESN suddenly starts advising soldiers out of love and care.

The child that says it's mother won't sleep...

NyamiriFlathead:
go meet wike and tell him that nonsense

Speaking in Kaduna at a meeting organised by the Association of Eze-Ndigbo in Diaspora on Saturday, Sani described the marginalisation as a “collective punishment”.

The civil war took place between 1967 and 1970.

The former senator said the injustice faced by the Igbo affects them in terms of how they are represented in politics.

“There has been a systemic exclusion and marginalisation of your people, stemming from the historical Biafra war — this is a collective punishment,” he said.

While recalling how Faruq Altine, a Fulani man, was elected a mayor in the south-east shortly before the beginning of the war, Sani said the Igbo have proven themselves to be patriotic Nigerians.

“That act alone (appointment of a Fulani man as mayor) sends a message to Nigeria that whatever happens subsequently is not the fault of Igbos,” he said.

“Today, Igbos are being seen as unNigerian, unpatriotic, forgetting the feat Altine achieved in the region.

“Most of those who want to divide this country aren’t picking their reasons from the sky. They are building their reasons on injustice and inequity meted to them. The only way to defeat a secessionist who doesn’t believe in one Nigeria is by giving justice to them.

“Each time we have a government, they give juicy positions to other tribes, excluding the Igbos. When you exclude an Igbo man from appointment, you are proving those who don’t believe in one Nigeria right.

“Since the end of the civil war, Igbo have been distrusted and regarded as unfaithful and unpatriotic Nigerians. The violence going on in the country is capable of thwarting the stability and peace of the country.”
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The former lawmaker added that rotation of power in 2023 is what can guarantee peace.

“There can’t be peace and stability when positions in government become hereditary,” Sani said.

“As we move towards 2023, rotation of power is key to peace and unity.”

https://www.thecable.ng/shehu-sani-igbo-systematically-marginalised-since-civil-war

NyamiriFlathead:
Wike is a real man, any ipigidiots or esn terrorists that want to destabilize you state must be sent to their creator like that bastard, ikongo or ikonso whatever

The Governor of Ebonyi State, David Umahi, has said that any herdsman coming to the South-East must conform to the culture of the people in the region.

Umahi, who is also the Chairman of the South-East Governors’ Forum, said herdsmen must stop any further killings of the innocent people of the zone.

He made this known at the weekend while addressing a mammoth crowd of believers, stakeholders and political leaders of the state during the ground finale of the 7 days praying and fasting organized by the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Ebonyi State chapter, which took place at the ecumenical centre Abakaliki.

DAILY POST gathered that the seven days praying and fasting organized by CAN was aimed at seeking Gods intervention on the increasing insecurity in Nigeria, in particular Ebonyi state, where lots of police stations razed, officers killed by unknown gunmen.

Umahi further warned that on no account should herdsmen attempt to kill people in the South-East zone, especially in Ebonyi, where some communities were recently attacked by herders killing 15 people.

According to Umahi: “Those people you think are your friends will become your enemies. No place will be safe. We are at war with ourselves. No herdsmen in the South East will make any attempt to kill anybody again.

“Nobody. Every herdsman coming to the South-East must to the culture of the people. Our people everywhere in South-South, South-West and in the north must conform to the culture of the people.

“Some herdsmen threatened that they would come and do this and do that, I said the last killing is the one that happened in the past. No time again will Ebonyi man or woman be killed. Never again. People have the effrontery to say herdsmen are coming to kill people. Let them try it again. That rubbish must stop.

“This madness in this country must stop. I see videos of Boko Haram ravaging places in the north unchecked. Where is our air fighting powers? We must not be ashamed to borrow fighter jets from other African countries. No nation will allow this kind of thing to be happening,” he stated.

Earlier in a remark, the Chairman of CAN Ebonyi State chapter, Rev. Fr. Abraham Nwali, charged the state’s citizens to give way for peace to reign in the state and shun all forms of violence in the state.

He warned people who are in the habit of sponsoring youths to go into war, desist or face God’s wrath.

https://dailypost.ng/2021/05/08/herdsmen-killings-this-madness-in-nigeria-must-stop-umahi/

Almaigaa:
,

Another lies and PROPAGANDA. Go and find another lies, this one won't fly.

IF YOU POST PICTURES OF DEATH SOLDIERS WHO WERE KILLED IN THE EAST, I'LL GIVE U 50K NOW.

tit:
Fake news

Skillsnigeria:
We already know that,there must be a casualties on the side of the Nigeria security forces. Too many illiterate in the army fighting because of 49k salary per month

fuckingAyaya:
No longer business as usual fire me I fire you

Joysticks:
Says who?

wink2015:
NORTHERN NIGERIA WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN.

Their politicians hiding in Abuja will soon realise that nemisis will soon catch up with them.

topboss:
MEANWHILE NIGERIA ARMY DEY CELEBRATE ORDINARY 8 UGM.


LOL

Militants of the Islamic State backed faction of Boko Haram, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), formerly known as Jamā'at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah wa'l-Jihād, have killed five soldiers in Ajiri.

Ajiri is a community in Mara Local Government Area of Borno State, which is about 52km from Maiduguri, the state capital.

SaharaReporters gathered that the insurgents who came in several trucks fitted with machine guns on Monday evening also killed 15 Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) members and 10 residents.

Security sources said some CJTF members have still not been accounted for 48 hours after the attack.

The incident has since sent panic across the area with residents said to be fleeing the community for fear of another attack by the insurgents.

“They attacked a military base, killing five soldiers and 15 CJTF members. For now there's no single human being in Ajiri,” a source said.

The incident comes few hours after the insurgent invaded the military base in Ajiri, killing an army commanding officer.

SaharaReporters had on Sunday reported how the terrorists attacked the military camp, dislodging the troops.

It was gathered that the troops fought a two-hour gun battle with the insurgents who eventually breached the military base and forced the soldiers to withdraw.

Boko Haram and its offshoot, Islamic State West Africa Province, have killed thousands and displaced millions in North-Eastern Nigeria.

The Nigerian military has repeatedly claimed that the insurgency had been largely defeated and frequently underplays any losses.

In the past months, soldiers have been targeted by the insurgents, who waylay them.

Hundreds of soldiers and officers have been reportedly killed since January 2021.

At least 33 soldiers were recently killed when two explosive-laden vehicles rammed into a military convoy in Wulgo.

The suicide bombers were identified as Abu Bakr al-Siddiq and Bana Jundullah. The group also claimed four military vehicles were destroyed.

In February, about 20 soldiers were also killed in Malari, Borno State by the insurgents.

SaharaReporters gathered that the soldiers were on patrol to clear some Boko Haram elements in the area following a credible intelligence when they were ambushed by the group.