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[quote author=Coldspice but the failure buhari that you tiny small brainers made president for good 8 years worked directly under same abacha as PTF chairman.... tinubu's current minister of budget Atiku Bagudu was Abacha's bagman for the money he stole and looked and hid abroad...a percentage of the money is offered to him as bargain for him to help in recovering the loot..them don chop ya destiny,clean mouth bit you are hear ranting peter Obi peter Obi peyer oni upandan like headless chicken..i am sure you will have absolutely nothing sensible to say about these
Una just too mugu so much post=131017590]Peter Obi was also doing Nwa boyi for Abacha back then[/quote]

[quote author=muhammaduyusufu post=131008378][/quote]

Continue to press their mumu button 😁😁😁
But we know you and your fellow butchers and killers of Nigerians very well and your time shall come

[quote author=helinues may God have mercy on you cos you will remain the way you are for a very long time since you have chosen to continue to lie against the innocent post=131008540]You have been jumping on any threads related to the protest trying to force others to protest. If you people are not interested in the protest in your region, why do you want to force others into what they don't believe in?

Define cowards because you have contradicted yourself[/quote]

[quote author=LegendHero you just have to force yourself to be stupid just so the likes of Helinues will be happy,shame on you post=131008494]We are protesting in Abia, Otti will feel our wrath in August.

How can you be paying less than 15k to workers with families? This is injustice.[/quote]

biaframaster200:
Ibo people ....doesn't deserve any significant appointments in Tinubu administration because....most of them are haters ....They cannot be trust with federal appointments....

They cannot be trust with federal appointments...

See how you jas disgrace yaself
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Congratulations ma

muhammaduyusufu:
Obidients have been holding spaces about how they will cause mayhem.

Some were even tweeting pictures of some high profile people like the CJN, Toyin Abraham e.t.c as their targets.

You really know how to press their mumu button but we know you very well...your people have killed Nigerians in their thousands

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Op is very correct, they've already started blaming the Igbos for planning this yeye protest...the highly annoying helinues of a human being has beem opening threads upandan blaming the Igbos but has said or done absolutely nothing about the arewa northern groups who've been coming out to claim responsibility for the protest,what a human being....
Well servants can never stand to their masters

goodnessme1:
Helinues I thought you claimed those planning the protests are not from north, west or south south?

That one na senior mental 😁

[quote author=helinues Iwo nikan lo n confuse ara e post=130979038]Too much of trolling would definitely make one to be so confused and mental 😁 [/quote]

[quote author=Makunahatata whenever the more educated and enlightened rantingpiglets is talking,always close ya mouth and listen with rapt attention so you get educated and enlightened 😁🤣🤣🤣 post=130990101]run along[/quote]

Rantingpiglets:
A high IQ westerner that is controlled by a worthless drug czar and certificate forger..

You are real dull..

His moniker alone tells you how much he dundee wella 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[quote author=raskymonojendor conehead post=130989627]That's what I have for breakfast every Saturday.
kpokpo garri,kernel and kuli kuli.[/quote]

[quote author=Makunahatata makunahatataMENTAL MALU post=130986779]dry ...you're not funny, citizen of the clowning region 🤡[/quote]

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haybhi1:
You notice too?
Their assymetrical cone heads like that of Ojukwu,the weakling coward. See how foolish they now look like the litany of 9 fools killed in Ladipo, the last week; like the Eastern fools caught in the news two days ago terrorizing Ijebu—https://www.nairaland.com/8153539/police-nab-ogun-kidnappers-discover; like the idiota who hypnotize people to rob them https://www.nairaland.com/8155240/fraudster-hypnotises-victims-robs-explains.

See their pitiful conehead, my sister. Hian, egwu. E surprise me too how dem leave the whole SE go dey disrupt different regions. I even pity SW, I no know wetin e buy from those coneheads, my sister.

Afonjatijati mention come head,this one turn to preacher,mouth begin foam,him "pencil" come dey rise 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!

sultanofpigs:
See palliative dependant calling SE hunger zone? Are you that foolish?

Bro can't you see his moniker!!? That's a pure illiterate village champion 😁😁😁😁

Makes no sense...you are in their country and doing this shht by the time them reason you now nko!?

This kinda flexing will backfire

[quote author=ShinnBet this is the same big4nothing JOHNBULL accusing others for standing on the side of justice for Israel post=130560569]When residents of the Middle East woke up on the morning of Oct. 7, the Palestinian cause was in a sorry state.

Seven hundred thousand radical Israeli settler-colonists and sealed-off “military zones” occupied 60% of the occupied West Bank, which was blockaded by a Berlin-style border wall, so much that the United Nations human rights chief no longer believed Palestinian sovereignty was even theoretically possible. The occupied Gaza Strip was subject to an Israeli blockade that destroyed the economy and drove the unemployment rate to 80%. Former President Donald Trump had moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem — a strong signal to Palestinians that the world would never allow them their own state — and President Joe Biden had let it stay there. Muslim nations that had previously supported the Palestinian struggle (Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Morocco and Sudan) normalized diplomatic relations with the hard-right government of Israel; Oman, Indonesia, Somalia and Saudi Arabia were expected to follow.

The world, including numerous Arab governments, had forgotten the Palestinians.

By the end of the day, everyone remembered them.

It had been necessary, Khalil al-Hayya, a member of Hamas’s top leadership, told The New York Times two weeks after the attack, to “change the entire equation and not just have a clash. We succeeded in putting the Palestinian issue back on the table, and now no one in the region is experiencing calm.”

Whether you call it terrorism, asymmetric warfare, guerrilla warfare or resistance, an action like the Oct. 7 raid on an Israeli music festival and nearby kibbutzim is a disadvantaged, under-armed and poorly situated group’s attempt to flip the game table, catch an adversary by surprise and scramble the positions of the players in order to create a different situation.

It’s also a test of their adversary. More about that below.

Hamas has accomplished its objectives. Israel’s saturation bombing and starvation campaign launched after Oct. 7, which military analysts call the most brutal and systemic assault against a civilian population since World War II, shocked Muslims (and many other people) around the world. Under pressure from their subjects, the Saudis now say they will only consider a normalization deal that explicitly guarantees Palestinian statehood — something that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuses to consider. Biden, a self-declared Zionist and faithful supporter of the Jewish state throughout his career, now says he wants a two-state solution. He has also threatened to withhold arms, though using weasel words to justify redefining his “red line.” Sixty-one percent of voters in the United States (by far Israel’s closest military ally and the country to which Israel owes its creation) now say the U.S. should stop supplying all weapons to Israel.

The long-ignored Palestinian issue is so “back on the table” that Democrats worry they might lose the battleground state of Michigan and the presidency due to the state’s substantial Arab population.

Many Israelis and their supporters fail to grasp the reality of the current situation. “How can Hamas be winning?” they ask. Israelis support the war effort, and the Israel Defense Forces have only lost a few hundred troops, nearly a fifth of them to friendly fire and accidents. Gaza, on the other hand, has been flattened. The IDF has killed at least 37,000 Palestinians, though Ralph Nader is surely closer to the truth when he estimates the total number, including the bodies buried under tens of millions of tons of rubble, at 200,000. Israel’s obvious objective, the expulsion of the surviving population and annexation of Gaza into Israel, appears tantalizingly close.

Yet Hamas’ leader Yahya Sinwar was right when he told his close associates recently, “We have the Israelis right where we want them.”

The Israelis have committed the cardinal error of warfare: underestimating the intelligence of your enemy. Of course Hamas’ leaders knew exactly what Israel would do in response to Oct. 7. They have studied Israel’s behavior repeatedly over decades: when attacked, Israel always responds with overpowering force, much of it directed at civilians. And they don’t care how it looks. “Hamas knew Israel would strike back hard. That was the point,” Rita Katz of the SITE Intelligence Group told The Washington Post. “To Hamas, Palestinian suffering is a critical component in bringing about the instability and global outrage it seeks to exploit.”

The IDF always tortures civilians and demolishes homes and other infrastructure at an extravagant scale. So, like a chess player, Hamas goaded its aggressive adversary into a fierce attack because it was willing to make sacrifices — Hamas fighters, Palestinian civilians, Gazan infrastructure — to obtain something even more valuable.

As we’ve seen recently in northern Gaza, Hamas remains a potent military force able to engage the IDF in street combat. But survival isn’t Hamas’ primary objective. Making Israel look evil is — and Israel has fallen into Hamas’ trap.

The test Israel faced on Oct. 7 was: Can we exercise restraint? Like the U.S., which faced a similar test on 9/11, Israel failed miserably. Israel’s over-the-top craziness has fulfilled Hamas’ main goal, which was to expose the Israeli government as bloodthirsty, oppressive monsters unworthy of the support of the world upon which it depends.

As a result, most of the world now recognizes Palestinian sovereignty. The International Criminal Court has ordered Israel to stop its military actions in southern Gaza. The International Court of Justice is preparing an arrest warrant for Netanyahu. And the UN expressly states that Israel is morally and ethically the same as Hamas, a terrorist organization guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Never mind the two-state solution — it’s dead, and not only because of Netanyahu. The globe is moving toward a new consensus: an end to the Israeli ethnostate from a bygone colonial era, replaced by a “one person, one vote,” post-apartheid democracy.

Looking back to October, the only way Israel could have won at war with Hamas was to learn the lesson of the classic 1980s movie “War Games”: don’t play. Imagine, if you can, how Hamas’ leadership would have felt had Israel refused to take the bait on Oct. 7, responding only with pinpoint raids to try to rescue hostages, or negotiating for them, while playing the weeping victim for the cameras. It would have been a devastating moral and political defeat and the beginning of the end for the cause of Palestinian liberation.

Israel wanted Gaza. They may not even keep Israel.[/quote]

[quote author=ShinnBet if you ain't a very big4nothing JOHNBULL and extremely stpd,you won't assume everyone else who doesn't subscribe to your foolishness is Igbo...in that dot of a brain you goy upstairs, everyone else is igbo,shior post=130981631]Why are you guys still here ?

Why not go and download , register Kedu app and continue your nonesense over there.


No one likes you here.[/quote]