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ogwumgbe:Yes, it was Yorubas that started Endsars in Delta state that Sars officials killed that gentle man and took off with his cars. Meanwhile, those killed in Anambra and Rivers are just as worthless to you unlike the those killed at the Lekki toll gate. Wonderful! |
pseudaria:@ emboldened I guess Endsars was solely about Tinubu and Lagos then? I guess Azuku is a village in Osogbo not a town in Anambra where Sars officials carried out extrajudicial killings of hundreds of igbos and threw their corpse in the Azuku river? Oh and let's leave out Rivers where Wike gloated over the killings of thousands in Obiigbo during the Endsars saga. So let us leave out Anambra and co and focus on Tinubu because he is the only problem we have in Nigeria Are you happy now! |
obynzo:I believe lack of comprehension is affecting your ability to be articulate enough. I wasnt trying to "disparage" your Saint Peter Obi, I only pointed out to an obvious double standard (hypocrisy) your people are displaying. |
LegendHero:Bruv, I am often surprised by the kindergarten argument some of these people put foward to defend their people in power. If a politician is caught stealing in their region; they will say it's their money that is being stolen, whereas they will be up in arms against politicians from elsewhere If a politician is licking northerners anus from their side; they will say he or she is being clever, whereas they will call it master/slave relationship when it applies to others. Now! Saint Peter Obi is never in charge of Sars officials but somehow Tinubu who is a civilian must have been in charge of the military. |
obynzo:Where the hell did I suggest that the panel set up in Lagos by Lagos state government had anything to do with Anambra and Azuku SARS ! Perhaps something is seriously wrong with your ability to read and comprehend simple information. Was there ever a report on the activities of Azuku Sars? Did the panel set up in Anambra ever saw the light of the day? |
Wiseandtrue:Yes Just like your comrades, it is much easier to believe your own lies I dare you to check my comments to point to where I ever claimed no one died. And I am not BMC or whatever just because I don't support your level of hypocrisy. |
The governor set up the panel not the people, he even allowed the panel to carry out their investigations without interfering with them. He said they are putting the report through a sort of litmus test. So give the Lagos state government chance to react to the report By the way, what of the panel in Abuja? What of the one in Anambra to investigate the Azuku Sars? I guess they only care about Buhari in Abuja and Saint Peter Obi in Anambra too. |
mrvitalis:@ emboldened You don't mean it ![]() |
Timi "Phi lip pe" Frank should seek the prosecution of Wike over the Obiigbo massacre first. They say charity begins at home. And he is from the South/South region which is the same as Wike. |
Wiseandtrue:At no point did I claim that there's nobody check my post as at 2020 I am not an hypocrite like you. |
esnbrutality:I see you continue to make excuses for the atrocities committed in your region, while you make a point to shout about the atrocities of other places. The Sars officer killing in Anambra was not doing the killings alone and was doing it when a certain governor was in power. Hence, that's why inquiry like this is absolutely necessary in sane societies to determine the role of everyone involved. So the mere fact that the supposed officer is "on the run" is not enough excuse to stop an inquiry. |
christistruth01:While the report might have made some hasty generalization, I doubt the report in it's entirety is fake. |
Fulaniherdmens:Just take note that we will never surrender our sanity and society to Anarchist who disguise themselves as freedom fighters. You should plan this kind of match only in your village as injustice is present everywhere in Nigeria, even in your village.. |
esnbrutality:You typed in bold to gain traction but failed to answer any questions outside your usual rambling. What happened to the result of the panel set up by Anambra state to investigate its Endsars saga? Why is Wike not under any undue pressure despite supervising the killings of igbos in Rivers State? If you answer with all Honesty then you will see how dishonest you are. |
Golan007:The protest at the toll gate was political from onset with some tribal undertone. It was never about Endsars but Tinubu and by extension APC government of Lagos. People should learn to wait till elections before trying to effect change of government. We will never surrender our sanity to Anarchist who disguise themselves as freedom fighters. |
Why are you not concerned about the killings done by Azuku Sars under the tenure of Saint Obi? Why are "Nigerians" not concerned about the killings done in Obiigbo in Rivers under the watchful eyes of Wike? As much as I condone with the family of those that lost their lives at the lekki toll gate, I still fail to understand the connection between the lekki toll gate and ending Sars. Those in charge of the toll gate at no point in time had any constitutional powers to end Sars. I mean neither the LCC or Lagos state government had any power to end SARs, I will even throw Tinubu in the mix to please certain people. He had no power to end SARs. |
Tetrahedron:A panel put together by a Yoruba governor with majority of the panel being Yoruba themselves. Yet, Ipob have been celebrating the result of the panel like it was led by a Biafra fact finding mission commission. What happened to the inquiry on Azuku sars in Anambra state? What happened to those igbos forced to wear one pant in the prison for days at Oyibo Rivers State? While I sympathize with the family of the dead, I still fail to connect the dot with Endsars and lekki toll gate. |
inoki247:That's what hypocrisy is all about. "Double standards" You know why the first coup was called an igbo coup even though many people who took part in it said that it was never intended to be an igbo coup; it was because other ethnic nationalities killed their own leaders while igbo got to protect their own leaders. That coup became the theoretical framework in which mutual distrust amongst various ethnic groups in Nigeria was built on. They say those who fail to learn from history will repeat it. |
mrvitalis:Do you have any data to back up this your new figure? |
mrvitalis:@ emboldened Any data to back this claim? |
I must commend the Lagos state government for hiring people of integrity to carry out this inquiry because certain state with similar issues killed their inquiry before it even started. I must also commend the state government for paying compensation to various victims of police brutality that were identified during the inquiry. However, we need to know who sent the soilders to the lekki toll gate that Faithful night that led to the death of 9 young men as identified by the final report published by the disguised panel. |
Biodun556:The students were more excited to see white people preaching and perhaps the free bible than paying any attention to what they are saying. I don't think they were forced to attend. |
He was everywhere in Ibadan. I don't think it was intentional.. The muslim students were only excited that a white guy was preaching in their school, I doubt they were forced to attend. |
The Southwest is a deeply complicated society when it comes to religion and religious beliefs. For instance, it's not uncommon to see a Yoruba who is a christian but seek spiritual consultation with Alfa or Yoruba Muslim that attends church service for spiritual encounter. The huge chuck of Yoruba people are more spiritual than they are religious, although one cannot deny that the rise in modern pentecostal churches amongst Yorubas have led to a rapid rise in the number of christian religious fanatics amongst the Yorubas, but they are largely in the minority. Notwithstanding, I may have to agree with the writer that christian fanatics are often given easy pass within the Yoruba society than muslim fanatics. Thus, a Yoruba muslim may have to find ways to constantly prove to Yorubas of other faith that is he or she is not a fanatic, while a Yoruba christian fanatic is seen as a regular guy. I will also have to point out that this problem is not peculiar to the Yorubas but generally a universal problem. I believe it can be attributed to the activities of terrorist groups like islamic state amongst others, it can also be attributed to the way popular culture portrays islam. The bias against islamic faith is even more pronounced in the western society in which the writer is currently residing. |
As against the fact that the federal hasn't yet declared Ipob a terrorist yet ba? |
Lol It's not a falacy, it's a fact. Even in the most remote of Yoruba villages one will still find foreigners living there. I mean the most remote You will find igbedes, Ebiras, Fulanis and sometimes igbos in the most remote Yoruba villages. In town, you will find Hausa, igbos and just about any tribe in Nigeria on South West Street living peacefully with the locals. No religious crises, no body will hate their guts. Igbedes don't even share a border with the Yorubas. |
PrinceOfLagos:Why? Because you have the deed of agreement on the sales of land at your disposal? |
Lashist:It seems tribalism means a different thing to you. You need to take a gaint look at yourself in the mirror bruv |
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