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Pidginwhisper:
The day wey Assanal thread enter page 15 I go kill Cow .. See thread as e dry like Mukina Coochie

Go use the thread collect 3points na

Who cares. If they like, they can wear red.

Amarabae:
Nonsense, is south east not peaceful now?

Was anyone of them killed?

What about Igbos tht have been killed due to riots in the north?
So go nd sit down

Madam, sometimes, I wonder how oga is coping with this kind of brain you have. You are really suffering from schizophrenia ma.

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Blizzy9ja:
Another crap from the Unity Beggar in chief

[/s]Stale.

Ben Hayward
Clashes are expected as Spanish police attempt to halt a referendum vote on Sunday, but the two Clasico clubs are unlikely to separate any time soon
Tensions are rising in Catalunya and all across Spain ahead of Sunday's planned referendum vote on independence. There is uncertainty and animosity bubbling in the region, and there may be no turning back now.
The Spanish government sent police in from across the country and, waiting on a cruise ship docked in Barcelona, are poised to intervene in an attempt to halt the referendum for Catalan independence, which is considered illegal by the nation's ruling Partido Popular and president Mariano Rajoy.
But many millions of Catalans are determined to vote for their future. A great number of those will vote against independence, but they still want and plan to vote. And a heavy-handed approach by the government is likely to lead to serious disturbances in the streets of Barcelona and other Catalan cities and towns.
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Peaceful protests have taken place so far in Barcelona, but anarchists and left-wing radicals are expected to travel to the Catalan capital from all over Europe. Meanwhile, right-wing Spaniards sang fascist songs, used fascist salutes and waved fascist flags in central Madrid on Saturday.
Quite how Catalunya and Spain can return to normal as a unified nation after all that is hard to imagine, whatever the result, and calls for dialogue over the past few days have arrived too late, and fallen on deaf ears.
Camp Nou, the only place where Catalans could speak their language and express themselves without fear of reprisals in the dictatorship of Francisco Franco, will host Barcelona's game at home to Las Palmas on Sunday in what will be a highly charged atmosphere.
In the 17th minute of every home match, thousands of Barca fans call for independence, and last weekend in the Catalan derby at Girona, both sets of supporters chanted in unity for secession from Spain. The minute marks the Siege of Barcelona in 1714, which saw the end of Catalunya as a principality and a political power.
More than 300 years have passed by since then, yet the desire for independence from Spain is perhaps stronger than ever. And all of the Catalan clubs apart from Espanyol (in action away to Real Madrid on Sunday) have come out to supports their citizens' right to vote this weekend.
Barcelona fans from elsewhere in Spain have said they feel ostracised by the club's stance, while some Espanyol supporters are upset that their team is staying out of the debate. There is simply no way to please everybody in the region.
Former Barca defender Oleguer, now a politician in Catalunya, branded Spain a "militarised state" in an interview with Goal
ahead of the referendum, while former president Joan Laporta has also called for independence. So too has Pep Guardiola.
Current players and directives at Camp Nou have remained more diplomatic, yet Barca did release a statement in favour of the vote and Gerard Pique urged Catalans to turn out in Sunday's ballot via his Twitter account. "Let's express ourselves peacefully," he wrote. "Let's not give them any excuse. That's what they want. Let's sing loud and strong. We will vote."
That provoked a reaction from Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos, his central defensive partner with Spain. "Pique's tweet is not the best thing if you don't want to be booed," he said, looking ahead to next week's international break and the games for La Roja against Albania and Israel.
Spain coach Julen Lopetegui defended both players, seeking to play down the controversy as old wounds were reopened between Spain's two first-choice central defenders. And the whole independence debate is also stoking up the already-fierce Clasico rivalry.
Pique, of course, is a World Cup winner and European champion with Spain. However, if Catalunya does gain independence from Spain, the nation would have its own national team and there are already tentative plans to send a Catalan delegation (including a football team) to compete at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
"If there is a victory for the 'Yes' campaign and the construction of a new state, we will start the process to have a delegation in Tokyo," Gerard Figueras, director general of sports in the Catalan parliament and ruling body, told
Goal .
One of the questions that always arises is what will happen to Barcelona in an independent Catalunya. And while some have spoken of the possibility of the Blaugrana turning out in Ligue 1 or even the Premier League, the reality is that La Liga - and also Real Madrid - would be worse off without the Catalan club. Unless there is a European Super League, there is unlikely to be any change.
"I understand that an elite club like Barca or like Espanyol would maintain their prestige without a problem and that the sport could continue to develop its business and I think that it is in everyone's interest that the Catalan clubs and others can participate in the competitions as they have up until now," Oleguer said in the interview with Goal .
What is a hero without a villain anyway? Prior to Atletico Madrid's rise under Diego Simeone, La Liga was often compared to the Scottish league because of the dominance of its two top teams: Madrid and Barca. And if one of those were to leave, it would lose much of its appeal - just as the SPL did without Rangers in the top flight.
So even if independence does become a reality and whatever the political future of Catalunya and Castile, on the football field at least, Barcelona and Madrid are better off together. Peaceful protests have taken place so far in Barcelona, but anarchists and left-wing radicals are expected to travel to the Catalan capital from all over Europe. Meanwhile, right-wing Spaniards sang fascist songs, used fascist salutes and waved fascist flags in central Madrid on Saturday.
Quite how Catalunya and Spain can return to normal as a unified nation after all that is hard to imagine, whatever the result, and calls for dialogue over the past few days have arrived too late, and fallen on deaf ears.
Camp Nou, the only place where Catalans could speak their language and express themselves without fear of reprisals in the dictatorship of Francisco Franco, will host Barcelona's game at home to Las Palmas on Sunday in what will be a highly charged atmosphere.
In the 17th minute of every home match, thousands of Barca fans call for independence, and last weekend in the Catalan derby at Girona, both sets of supporters chanted in unity for secession from Spain. The minute marks the Siege of Barcelona in 1714, which saw the end of Catalunya as a principality and a political power.
More than 300 years have passed by since then, yet the desire for independence from Spain is perhaps stronger than ever. And all of the Catalan clubs apart from Espanyol (in action away to Real Madrid on Sunday) have come out to supports their citizens' right to vote this weekend.
Barcelona fans from elsewhere in Spain have said they feel ostracised by the club's stance, while some Espanyol supporters are upset that their team is staying out of the debate. There is simply no way to please everybody in the region.
Former Barca defender Oleguer, now a politician in Catalunya, branded Spain a "militarised state" in an interview with Goal
ahead of the referendum, while former president Joan Laporta has also called for independence. So too has Pep Guardiola.
Current players and directives at Camp Nou have remained more diplomatic, yet Barca did release a statement in favour of the vote and Gerard Pique urged Catalans to turn out in Sunday's ballot via his Twitter account. "Let's express ourselves peacefully," he wrote. "Let's not give them any excuse. That's what they want. Let's sing loud and strong. We will vote."
That provoked a reaction from Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos, his central defensive partner with Spain. "Pique's tweet is not the best thing if you don't want to be booed," he said, looking ahead to next week's international break and the games for La Roja against Albania and Israel.
Spain coach Julen Lopetegui defended both players, seeking to play down the controversy as old wounds were reopened between Spain's two first-choice central defenders. And the whole independence debate is also stoking up the already-fierce Clasico rivalry.
Pique, of course, is a World Cup winner and European champion with Spain. However, if Catalunya does gain independence from Spain, the nation would have its own national team and there are already tentative plans to send a Catalan delegation (including a football team) to compete at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
"If there is a victory for the 'Yes' campaign and the construction of a new state, we will start the process to have a delegation in Tokyo," Gerard Figueras, director general of sports in the Catalan parliament and ruling body, told
Goal .
One of the questions that always arises is what will happen to Barcelona in an independent Catalunya. And while some have spoken of the possibility of the Blaugrana turning out in Ligue 1 or even the Premier League, the reality is that La Liga - and also Real Madrid - would be worse off without the Catalan club. Unless there is a European Super League, there is unlikely to be any change.
"I understand that an elite club like Barca or like Espanyol would maintain their prestige without a problem and that the sport could continue to develop its business and I think that it is in everyone's interest that the Catalan clubs and others can participate in the competitions as they have up until now," Oleguer said in the interview with Goal .
What is a hero without a villain anyway? Prior to Atletico Madrid's rise under Diego Simeone, La Liga was often compared to the Scottish league because of the dominance of its two top teams: Madrid and Barca. And if one of those were to leave, it would lose much of its appeal - just as the SPL did without Rangers in the top flight.
So even if independence does become a reality and whatever the political future of Catalunya and Castile, on the football field at least, Barcelona and Madrid are better off together.

ZKOSOSO:
Safe Trip.. Gallant Soldier.........!!

U saw death. U faced it as a Soldier.....!! Sail On...

Biafra shall come.

And ojukwu, the igbo hero, ran away in the middle of the night. So what do we call him?

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discusant:
The day Nigeria army and police shall kill you and bury you secretly, we shall also ask your parents and friends to go produce you.

Enjoy the most dirty country in the world. Crude oil speaking in your head.

Sorry, Seun has started again to ban pro-Biafra comments. Pyrrhic victory is being celebrated

If they killed Nnamdi Kanu, they are creating more vitriolic leaders to lead Biafra to full independence from failed Nigeria.

[/s]Mtchewww

biacan:
he doesn't have respect for her.......to have grabbed her that way

Fixed.

PureMe01:
bros we just dey pour our minds as e dey.so no just pick offence.

I no vex o broda

PureMe01:
lol...who is dis one??

Ask me again jere

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praxisnetworks:
..Ifeanyi Ejiofor, lead counsel of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has disclosed his last conversation with Nnamdi Kanu.

Ejiofor also lamented that he has not been able to reach Kanu since the military stormed his Afara-Ukwu, Umuahia, Abia State home.

The lawyer, in a chat wit Sun, recalled that he got a call from Kanu on 14th September that army personnel were shooting sporadically around his house.

“I quickly issued a statement which was widely published on the social media alerting the world of what was going on; that my client was under siege as the military was shooting for over 40 minutes trying to gain access into the house.

“He called me again that they were at the gate shooting to gain access, I asked him to remain inside, while I continued to let the world know. That was our last communication and I never heard from him again after the attack. And the rest is now story.”

On the fate of the sureties who are expected to produce the IPOB leader in court, Ejiofor said they cannot be touched “because the circumstance that presented itself is such that had gone beyond the sureties’ control.


“In legal parlance, it’s called force majeure. It’s not a situation they would be able to control. The court is a human being; it can listen to our application. If at all this incident never took place and by tomorrow we start looking for Nnamdi Kanu, they will be told to go and produce him.

“But in this case, Nnamdi Kanu had been visible; moving around, going places, meeting people and was very certain of coming to Abuja before now to face trial, so, people who attacked him, killed people in his house, wounded people and arrested people, should be in a position to show us where he is.

“It now lies with the army; it’s out of the sureties hands, so they cannot be held liable.

“I am in communication with the sureties. They don’t have cause to express fears, because it’s not within their control. They don’t know anything about what happened. The people that should be held responsible are the military and the Federal Government; simple!

“I believe if at all they wanted to arrest him, they would have extended invitation to him saying we want you at this period to interrogate you; there is allegation of this and that offence, be it police, army or the DSS. But such thing never took place. So, what informed their going to his place to shoot and kill?”

Asked if he thinks security agencies would produce Kanu on October 17 in court, Ejiofor responded: “Forget about the lies they’ve been telling; they must produce him. If they have killed my client; they should come and tell the court. Then we will now know what to do, because he has to be given befitting burial if at all such thing happened. But God forbid!”

https://www.google.com/amp/dailypost.ng/2017/09/30/biafra-last-thing-nnamdi-kanu-told-ejiofor-ipob-lawyer/amp/

[/s]Trash, make una no go bring am where una keep am.

sekxy:
she spoke the obvious truth though,but that can't stop me from calling her an attention seeker .

She sha get your attention

months:
Northern Youth threatened genocide against the Igbos, Buhari left the Northern youth and fulani herdsmen to deploy troops in the peaceful South East region, to maim and murder innocent Igbos going about their daily activities on their land.

Daily activities is looking for an Hausa man in the bus to kill, daily activities is throwing bottles to army. Are you from schizophrenia?

PureMe01:
so now u are getting ur fair share of ur unwavering significantly unanimous support for him.3 spots in NNPC,10 for ur masters,0 for SE.lol,wats d difference between U and SE??so U are not marginalised?? chai anything their masters offer them,they don't complain for fear of being punished,they gladly remain forever loyal

shifting goal post as usual

J

biacan:
yeah

Lol, if I hi you now, you will snub. See your mouth. OK, I sent you pm

biacan:
go hustle come make I chop

Tell your boyfriend na. I be your boyfriend?

And that was the mistake that cost them a lot.

lonecatt:
tommorow people like you will come to defend the man who threatened to soak the dog and baboon in blood if not elected,my brother stop coming to the net to spew thrash all of you should be ashamed of having a leader who supported the killings of innocent people.

Mr, I am not Hausa or anything related to northerner and I don't even like buhari. I didn't even vote him. Nothing bad in fighting for self determination, but in a civilized way like the Catalonia. Ipob way is stupid, especially when you start mentioning those who don't care about you. Did your acclaimed leader not order you to kill Yoruba pastor's. Now tell me, what is the different between him and buhari? No difference. So you should be the one to be ashamed of your self for not using your brain before defending an idiot. Thanks.

biacan:
either you like it or not you must hustle give me make I chop

Thief mama

biacan:
instead of him to go hustle hard and make millions for his girlfriend he want to ruin her life with this thing called marriage

See your mouth like make millions for his girlfriend. Girlfriend ko, woman friend ni. No go hustle on your own, they wait for one boyfriend to hustle for you.

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magoo10:
I am yet to hear them call the Catalonia's terrorist.

Incidentally Nnamdi kanu in one of his prophetic speeches told his listeners that a time will come when they will label the Igbo's 'Terrorist' to weaken their spirit but it will not,rather it will strengthen the resolve.

As we speak any miscreant that has an issue with an Igbo man calls him a terrorist.

[/s]Just like we have e not heard them calling Spain zoo, or saying that president is mad. I have not heard where Catalonia called for the killing of other Spanish citizens or instigate hate speeches against other Spanish. All these, ipob and hunchback albino did and still doing. So don't compare a civilized group to terrorist group filled with black brains.

EricIyke:
Am arguing sensitively and not the type filled with hate and mockery.
Go back to your bible or use your Google please.
God Bless You.

If u are arguing with sensibility, then you need not to add lies to your argument. Meanwhile, you never answered what I request from you.

ejihand:
I cannot speak for anambra. What you said about ebonyi was a temporary make-shift IDP camp provided for displaced persons during flooding in afikpo south L. G. A., Ebonyi. It only lasted for just 2 months.

We should learn to match debates with compelling points. Is not enough going to Google and type in 'jargons' because you want to proof a point. Google won't disappoint you in most cases, it will definitely pull out informations not representing the current happenings. IDP camps have stayed over 4 years in borno and adamawa(?).

If you sincerely want this country to move forward, restructuring is the ONLY way.

I don't know where o wrote it in my comment that no idp in adamawa or whatever you called it. What I proved to you and the girl is to stop lying. There are idp camps in the east. In fact, I know the one in imo. So read well, open your eyes. Ok.

If you kill a 100 men, you will be called a warrior, but if you save a single soul, you will be called God. Awooo, you are the God of igbos, weather they like it or not. Your idea saved them from extermination.

SaiNigeria:
Perhaps it was the boot he wore before taking the dishonorable part.... suicide

Your father's life wouldn't have been this useless had he killed himself long ago. A dead awoo is million times better than your billion fathers. Awoo is well recognised even in death, but who knows you and your entire generation? Just asking.

nototribalist:
This people, I don't know how to say this. Afonjas lack class. Them and Arewa na the same thing

More reason you wear afonja dress in all your lives. Even at your wedding day. Shior.

EricIyke:
My bro, take the masses and the number of people who want whatever they into consideration before judging, I know you didn't.
Have you forgotten?
Even some Israelites never wanted to leave Egypt they preferred to be surfering and smiling but when freedom came they embraced it with all hands.
Same is happening here.
Since the majority of people who want Biafra is more why not give it to them?
Meanwhile those political jobbers you mentioned above in the name of leaders who want only their pockets and don't consider the masses, are they the ones to be aligned with?
Those living outside Igbo can't condemn their harbourers you know.
E.g I can't be making a leaving in Oyo and still talk bad against Oyo.
Now can you please judge from a much more clearer position?
Thank You.

Stop lying bros, which verse in your Bible explained that some Israelites don't want to leave Egypt? Or chukwu okiko has given you his own bible? I am waiting for the verse that explained that from you o.

7lives:
They wore strange clothes and wandered about in confusion.
Northern Nigeria Igbos, "we believed in one Nigeria "
South East Governors " we need Igbo presidency and restructuring ".
IPOB " it's Biafra or death ".
Ohaneze we want second Niger bridge and more federal roads, seaport and international airport ".
South East politicians " we need more federal juicy contracts and appointments "
Igbos in Lagos " we develop Lagos, we are 70% of Lagos MAKE Igbo man the Governor of Lagos. ".
9ja for life Igbos " who Biafra epp? ".
@OP which one of these groups are we to take serious?.

Good question.