owobokiri: Wait till something happens to Kanu.. Just wait.. You ronutards have been hiding at the back of the fulani to comit all sorts of atrocities in Nigeria. Just wait till something happens to that guy.. You think say we dey beg una?
owobokiri: The whole Eastern Nigeria is TOTALLY LOCKED down as we speak. Willingly, people have decided to show support to the whole protests against an endemically oppressive regime that thrives in her tyrannical habits. The statement is loud and clear; if anything happens to Kanu, we know those to hold responsible for that..
kcprince: If you don’t want it to be possible you can ask your Senators and reps to do the needful with the constitution but for now it is very possible for a non Yoruba to be governor of lagos .
why not ask your own senators to ask for your Beerfraud?
00FFT00: And you must listen to every mad man. If I may ask, where is the proof that the speaker is Igbo?.
How many Yourubas do you think wears Igbo names and speak fluent Igbo?, or are we to believe that there are no impostors and sabo amonst you?. And you also deny yours, after all, didn't y'all claim Gbadebo, a full fledged Yoruba man is Igbo.
That so-called pastor is a Youruba man who is out to defame Igbo sons and daughters.
did you watch the video? Rev. E.S Emeka, Senior Pastor of Throne of Eliyahs International Ministries
A statement made by Rev. E.S Emeka, Senior Pastor of Throne of Eliyahs International Ministries, has sparked widespread debate on social media after he claimed that God would soon compensate the Igbo people by making an Igbo man the governor of Lagos State.
The clergyman made the remarks during a sermon delivered to his congregation, as captured in a viral video circulating online.
Many expressed anger and confusion over the pastor’s assertion, questioning why the Igbo community would be concerned with political leadership in Yorubaland. The video has continued to trend, drawing mixed reactions from across Nigeria’s ethnic and political spectrum. While some viewed the statement as a prophetic declaration, others interpreted it as a provocative claim that could stoke ethnic tensions. Rev. Emeka has not issued any further clarification or response to the criticism as of the time of reporting. See the video below: