EzeUche:
If Igbos are deported from Nigeria. So be it. No one said forming your own country will be easy. But remember my Igbo brothers and sisters and other parts of Nigeria,[/b] those of us who live in civilized nations like the US, Canada, Germany and the U.K. will provide assistance anyway we can.[b]

Na so. I remember some time in 2015. A guy from Malaysia called radio biafra and promised a million naira to the family of someone who died in a protest.

Come and see my hungry IPOB boy looking for aboki to kill so his name will come out on radio biafra. How many of those who died have their family been taken care of as Director promised? Have you guys not spent the last two years using your entire funds for his legal fees?

One man can cook and the whole village will eat from it. If the whole village cooks, one man can not finish it. It's an igbo proverb.

slimthugchimee:
total nonsense, yorubas that bow to their oba nko

And you people have ridiculed yorubas for decades for that custom. Now you practice it in worship of a mentally deranged albino.

mrrights:

You then appeared before the various Heads of State and representatives of the OAU at Niamey in Niger. I fully expected you to at least accept the world help that was offered your starving throngs. [/b]However, you delayed, hoping to use these unfortunates with world sympathy on their side as a tool to further your ambition to achieve war concessions at the upcoming peace talks in Addis Ababa.[b] Thus innocent victims continue to perish needlessly of starvation, the most agonising death that can befall any living creature.

POINT FIVE - This was incredible to me. I am now convinced that I have been used by you and your cabinet to help in military adventures of your origin....[/b]using your starving hordes as hostages to negotiate a victory[b].

It is inconceivable to me that you would stop the feeding of thousands of your countrymen (under auspicies of world organizations such as the International Red Cross, World Council of Churches and many more) via a land corridor which is the only practical way to bring in food to help at this time. It is inconcivable to me that men of good faith would try to twist world opinion in such a manner as to deceive people into believing that the starvation and hunger that is consuming 'Biafra' is a plot of Britian, Nigeria and others to commit genocide.

POINT SIX - I cannot in all conscience serve you any longer. Nor can I be a party to suppressing the fact that your starving thousands have the food, medicine and milk available to them.....it can and is ready to be delivered through international organizations to you. Only your constant refusal has stopped its delivery.
Robert S. Goldstein

This is the simple truth. These leaders don't care about their followers. They use them as pawns.

I remember the Trump protests in February in Port Harcourt. People were calling into radio Biafra screaming about being wounded and shot at. Uche Mefor had no word of sympathy for the wounded and dying. He was only concerned with whether they were taking pictures and making videos.

CaptainGOOD:


@bolded
Lol.Now thats sounds childish and stupid
U are not d type i can argue with.
Now i truely see what they are saying that u are not akwaibomite... NEVA!.
akwaiboms are people i hav stayed with for a long time... ur character and d way u sound is nowhere near them.. [/b]they have humility.[b]

Goodnight..

And that's why you badly want them badly in your country. They will be easily subdued. Sorry o....they haff open eye

Billyonaire:
So many educated illiterates here. Monika NOT Monica, Monica is a name of a person, but I wrote MONIKA, it means username. Na wa oooo

Guy, stop disgracing yourself.. get a dictionary and use it. It's spelt MONIKER.

You are welcome.

Billyonaire:


Do not insult my [/b]monika[b] my good friend, I am a Champ but not on boxing. I hate mortal 'kombat'. Too physical for me. I like another kind of 'boxing'. Right here! I like to give TKO here but factually.

Is she your wife?

......

OreMI22:
Whether they are deported or not, the important thing is that they have their own country.

Let me ask if Yorubas will be deported from Biafra when it is declared?

Deported kwa? Who wan stay? Once referendum is announced I have packed my husband and children to my village. I know they won't deport us!!

pazienza:


This post is wrong in many aspects. Nwanne, you are out of line.

Men you guys really need these southern minorities desperately. .....is this pazienza cautioning someone for being out of line?

Oyel sweet o

deomelo:



Where is the insult? You no sabi read ni?


Abeg no dey "CAST EXASPERATION" on me o

KikikiKikikikikiki
@Qelvin and Billionaire Don attend American school today

ISpiksDaTroof:


Either you're a chronic liar or you're just completely dense.

"UNCLASSIFIED" HAS ONLY ONE MEANING= IT CAN BE VIEWED BY ANYONE UNDER 'THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT'. Its English, not Ibo

ROFLMAO. Damn!!!!!

@Qelvin......dem Don draw your ear o.......if you no wan find yaself back in Abakaliki you better stop revealing [/b] unclasified[b] information.

Sweetguy25:
Very shallow thinking.

First of all, how will you identify an igbo person to deport? [b][/b]How can you differentiate between a Nigerian Igbo and a Biafran Igbo? [b][/b]What of hundreds of thousands of Nigerians married to Igbos, will the government break up their marriages in order to deport the igbo spouse? What of their kids, will they Igbos or Nigerians?

Answer these questions if you think you're smart.

Hmmm...I foresee new tribes being created in the southeast lol....lots of igbos may start to differentiate themselves from Biafran igbo in order to remain in Nigeria. ....like the ikwerre and delta igbo did after the civil war

ProWalker:


The scenario you created above is on the basis that such cessation of relationship is on amicable ground, which I doubt with all these bad blood getting to boiling point at the moment. Personally I don't think the Yorubas will be as forgiven and accommodating as the last time.

As long as una go allow my Biafran husband to naturalze o.........me I cannot stay in Biafra o

fulanimafia:



What I know for sure is that it would be much easier to convince them if you restrict your bid to your 5 ibo majority states.

Exactly what I was thinking today. Biafrans just choose to blind themselves to the simple truth that the minority tribes will never be willing to form a country where they can be easily oppressed by the igbo majority.

I was asking an IPOB member earlier on today in Port Harcourt if he really expects an Ikwerre man who is living off the rent he gets from an "abandoned property" to willingly enter a country in which the owners of the said property are the majority.

DauraDullardo:
There are good Yoruba people like Fayose, Fani Kayode and even you .... Osinbajo used to be a good man until he made that reckless statement of last week....

But generally like the 'albino' rightly pointed out, the only good Afonjas are the ones lying in their graves.

See your life ......and you want me to come to your village.

DauraDullardo:
You live in Portharcourt and yet do not travel to his village

By the way, what about your IPOB driver? Is he also sitting at home or have you sent him back to the village? This one you're driving yourself...

I wasn't driving myself. Dem born am to sit at home? Will the albino provide for his wife and children?

I have laughed at him tire .....he himself is tired of the IPOB. All the promises director made to take care of the families of casualties. He has seen them to be fake. So the zeal is going down lol
"If your children were going to public school before and you die for the cause, we are sending them to international school etc etc"

igwebuike01:
Everybody knows that things will gradually pick up later in the day from anything after 12 noon. So dont come here showing afternoon pictures as evidence of flopped protest

Deceive yourself if you like. I took those pix in the morning but have been too busy to post them.

I have nothing to prove to you. Like I said, if they are deceiving you and you also choose to deceive yourself na you know.

DauraDullardo:
This my Afonja friend that married an Igboman but hates his people and doesn't travel to his village... Are you now in Portharcourt? I thought you were originally in Lagos. So you've relocated to Portharcourt...

I have always lived in Port Harcourt. You did not check my posting history well . You should have gone all the way to 2012 when I joined nairaland as you no get job.

And how can I travel to his village when IPOD like you have allowed that albino to brainwash all his illiterate cousins into hating my tribe? Didn't you hear your director:
"the only good yoruba man is a dead one?"

virud:


I don't join issues... But you're a terrible liar. How can someone tell lies so blatantly? Most shops are locked. Schools didn't open. Banks are very scanty and almost locking out customers.

You can lie for Africa. Tufiakwagi.

Oga you are the liar here. I have been up and about my business since 8:00 a.m. I have had cause to visit no less than 8 schools today ( I am in some form of marketing) and they are all fully open. I passed through rumuola, rumuokoro. Rumuokuta all the way to Choba. Everywhere people were going about their normal business.

If people are deceiving you, will you also deceive yourself?

Every one in PH going about their normal business.

Rumuokoro this morning 10:00 a.m

Kosy79:
What? This your comment is an insult to real Loot-free leaders.

Bro let's think about this, how many chibok girls were missing and how many have been rescued before the recent ones? The 82girls were deliver like now today and buhari travelled like tomorrow for his health issues, they later annouced that ransom were paid to Buhari Boko boys right? Can't we use our common sense and [/b]deduce that the money was diverted for his health bills[b].

How dumb do you get really? So the President of Nigeria needs a ransom before he can pay for his hospital bills?
There's nothing worse than poverty of the mind. So you aren't aware that simply because he was a former head of state all his bills (including his children's expensive education) were already being paid for by Nigeria.
Nigerian youth are so ignorant. And they will be feeling sharp.

GodIsBiafran:


Mods this images are violent and extremely tribalistic. Surely you cannot let this stand. Surely.

Why are you always calling mods? When you are just as bad? You have been bullying Amarabae since the beginning of this thread, nobody called mods on you.

GodIsBiafran:


Praise to Chukwu Okike Abiama. They are now confessing. I told you they will confess. Please order yourself some ewedu soup and osogbo weed on me. You deserve it for your honesty. And please don't turn around and say its sarcasm. The ALMIGHTY has exposed you.

Chai this guy? Why are you so slow?

onexile:
Who still listens to this old fool? Somebody who faced the same trial Kanu is facing now and compromised?


We believe in Kanu. Yes we trust in Kanu! Even if he is a fraudster, we still like him.
We like his type of fraud. A type of fraud that has established IPOB in 88countries of the world. A type of fraud that has established a functional Biafra embassy in Spain. A type of fraud that established Biafra radio that has dominated the Nigeria airspace etc.


We so much love this Fraud walahi


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For the Afonjas quoting and,asking me to provide source or evidence of the Biafra embassy in Spain, Oya help yourselves....

http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2015/03/photos-biafrian-embassy-opened-in-spain.html?m=1

http://pulse.ng/local/biafra-organization-opens-embassy-in-spain-id3545979.html

http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2015/03/in-photos-biafran-embassy-officially-opened-in-spain/

http://omojuwa.com/2015/03/biafra-embassy-opens-in-spain/

http://www.informationng.com/2015/03/biafra-opens-embassy-in-spain-photos.html

You IPODS keep exposing your low IQ. So that shop front that is clearly marked ASSOCIATION OF INDIGENOUS BIAFRANS is what you have called an embassy. Na wah o. You guys are always so good for a laugh.

I just don't get how an otherwise shrewd tribe of business men can be so mind-boggingly gullible and childish!

Souljaboi1:



The quoted description is not in the Qur'an.

Rather it is a quote from the book of Imaam As-Suyuti (may Allaah have mercy on him). The title of the book is I'tiqad fee Uloom Qur'an, which translates as Encyclopedia of Qur'anic Sciences.

Besides, Virgins aren't the only perks of Jannah. In Paradise, you have rivers of wine, milk and honey. The wine doesn't intoxicates neither do the food cause stomach upset. Its mansions are of golden walls and silk would be the cloth of it inhabitants. Its fruits are close to the reach, that you merely just stretch your hands.

I wonder why everyone focuses on the virgins. Yes, we want virgins (which sane person doesn't); but don't make it sound like that's what Islaam is all about.

You can 'SYH' all you like, the reward for the inhabitants of Paradise is for those who worship Allaah, do good deeds and die upon goodness.

Killing people and causing terror would not get you near any of the above mentioned.

What do women who do good deeds get?

Ngozi123:


I rarely listen to that radio station but going from what I have heard on it, I highly doubt that he said that all of his followers should "kill all Yorubas", or something to that affect. That doesn't even make any sense to me . IPOB don't even protest en masse in places outside of Igboland yet you still believe that he instructed his followers to go about slaughtering people outside of their enclave. Why would he tell all Igbos living in the diaspora to come back home whilst simultaneously telling them to kill their hosts in the South-West? Does that make any sense to you?

You say that the DSS has a lot of recordings so why haven't they been able to prosecute him yet? Why would they need to conduct a secret trial with secret witnesses if they had hard evidence of the man inciting genocide? I have to ask you again: does that make any sense to you?
Also, if the DSS could get recordings- notice the plural form you used- of the man inciting genocide then why couldn't you or someone else in the audience have done so in order to show it to the rest of us? Don't tell me that it's only pro-Biafrans that listen to that radio station? You yourself have just proven otherwise...

Why and how would we have recordings of a radio broadcast? I am not speaking from hearsay. I personally heard the broadcasts. He was not inciting them to kill yoruba in Lagos. He was inciting them to kill yoruba and hausa in igboland.

And it was taking effect. I said it here before on Naira land. My driver who was always on radio biafra had already earmarked the hausa men on his street he was going to attack first once director gave the order.

On the matter of secret trials, given the almost worshipful adoration given to him by the majority of igbo, can you really vouch for the safety of anyone (especially if the person is igbo) who openly testifies against him?

@OP, believe me it's really challenging getting married to someone from another tribe. The main thing you have to do is look at your in laws. Are they tribalistic? How do they sound when they talk about people from other tribes? Especially your MIL. In most families, the moral character of the family is set by the mother. If she is horrible, you can almost be certain that your sisters in law will be worse lol.

Then you need to objectively look at your partner. If he is the type that can stand up to his folks when the shit hits the fan. Or is he the type that likes to sweep stuff under the carpet and never confronts issues?

Basically it boils down to individual families. I have had horrible experiences with my inlaws from another tribe. But i have friends who are in inter tribal marriages and didnt go through the same.

On your own part, You also have to be willing to adapt to a totally different culture. If you are yoruba planning to marry an igbo person, just forget about all that formal respect we have. Then be ready to have a lot of relatives flocking in and out of your home and acting like they own the place. Basically don't approach it with the mindset that there's a right way to do things and a wrong way (culture wise). Just accept that things can be done differently to what you are used to and still be alright.

Basically flexibility on your part is very important.

OP I grew up in the North. Not a village like Chibok o, a town in Kaduna state, which is way more civilised than Borno. There's nothing surprising about this. Apart from the few that attended private schools, most Northerners who attend the L.E.A schools (Govt schools) cannot understand or speak English.

Any corper who has served in the North can attest to this.