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SPDAZZY:
God be PRAISED! Testimony on part 7/Perfection

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In all I am grateful to God, it wasn't easy at all. This journey started over a year ago. Despite all odds, God came through. There were times I was extremely discouraged but the efforts have paid off.

I am awaiting the testimony of all who follow this thread in Jesus name, Amen!

PhD-Translation, University of Leeds, here I come!!!

The more questions you ask, the more you will know, the more knowledge you have the more depressed and anxious you will be.

If you remain insatiable, you go run mad soon!

Our corruption na follow-come na.


Send a Nigerian Referee to the world cup and he must make news for all the wrong reasons.

If he doesn't do a poor job refereeing, he will take bribes or even abscond at the end of tournament to escape Nigeria.

So you see why it's a bad idea advocating for a Nigerian Referee at the highest level of football.

How can a grown man be this stupid?

He looks okay but appearance might be deceitful.

Reason why the President quickly approved the complete implementation of the Abuja Security Surveillance System.

The ability of the Brigade of Guard to protect Abuja against a military unslaught as of now is doubtful at most.

Our security budget is criminally diverted by the top brass in the forces and this is affecting the morale of the officers and men.

SarkinYarki:
Brigade of guards are the president's personal military battalion whose constitutional duty is to protect the seat of power as it's last line of defense, this is the first time Brigades of Guard is being used to fight insurgency, even during the civil war they didn't see action...that they are now in action shows Nigeria has completely been over run by these bandits

They should keep deceiving and lying to themselves.

Those stupid Senators have increased prices in their filling stations and businesses nationwide but have the effortery to attempt to stop other businesses from doing same.

Next will be telecom service providers. Their rate increase is unavoidable too.

kingsways:
The Senate is stewpid I'm sorry to say

With the value of the Naira crashing, cost of power and fuel going up, you cannot ask a business not increase prices

This is true. E-money village house no get road. This rainy season sef, you go reason am twice before using that inside Uli village roads.

E-money himself should have disclaimed this falsehood long ago.

See Nigeria Protocol.

So before the NRC contact family of Passengers, the government of Kanduna must hold a manifest receiving ceremony?

Will this action enable the Kanduna government resurrect the dead?

I am not corrupt, I am not incompetent and I am not Nigerian!

buckeyemedia:
Americans have a saying “Show me your leaders, & I will tell you who you are” jokes aside you are as is, if not worse than the so called people you accuse of been in Government, or are you not Nigerian?

Ibori Thief Money, Oyibo man lock am, Delta State shout say money to loss, or did anyone in Delta State go to Prison?

You are all corrupt, leaders & subject, it all depends on who is doing the pointing.

When I say he should resign, it's actually the government that should resign which of cause includes all appointees of the failed regime.

There no men of honour in Nigeria! The life of Animals are worth better than those of the Nigeria masses.

buckeyemedia:
Resign & apologize to you? Head of train service did not resign, Minister for internal affairs Aregbesola did not resign, it is The President?

Times I wonder what is wrong with these children?, this is Nigeria, not North America Canada or USA, you can’t give what you don’t have.

People wey no fit give themselves ordinary electricity, say make President resign?

He is mad!

Can't this failure resign and apologies to Nigerians for scamming them?

Medicine after Night!

Overthrowing him will be a welcomed development.
* The exchange rate will an overnight improvement.
* The terrorists will retreat in an instance
* The moral of the security forces will greatly improve
* The international community will welcome it
The benefits are endless!

Rollsnjaguar:
If you tell the president to resign now, you will see people that will attack you that you want to overthrow Buhari

They like it as it is.

The President should simply throw-in the towel. He can't handle this.

There's nothing wrong in accepting your limitations and giving-up. It's better than killing people for no reason.

Imagine for a minute this incident happened during the Jonathan regime.

APC propaganda machine lead by Lia Mohammed would have being on Overdrive by now deriding and insulting the President, calling for strike and protest.

The Governor of Kanduna State would be leading a protest right now.

Then there was still freedom of expression!

Today, no one dare say a thing against the worst government on the face of the earth.

Most unfortunate, the NA is filled with balless officers and their life expectancy reduced to 35-40years.

I hate being a Nigerian!

Bluffly:
Person wey no get shape, how him come take be square peg. Explain

For a lack of better adjective.

What do you want him to say. Haven't you heard enough empty speech to last you a life time?

What has he got to say. The man is incompetent.

A square peg in a round hole.

While campaigning, they said24 hours electricity was no rocket science, but even electricity now elude Nigerians.

It's true that no human government can ever solve man's pressing needs, but it's shocking that this APC only achievement both at state and federal level is increasing the pains and sufferings of Nigerians while breaking new grounds in corruption.

Things will only be made worst should the Vice President continue after Buhari. He is incompetent too, only that Nigerians are deceived by his cunning and smooth talking.

Eridaju:
I used to get customers chatting me up. But this year everything changed. I think they will limit how your ad appear to customers if they noticed you're getting engagement without subscribing to any of their premium plans.

Very possible.

If I don't sell using their platform, chances are that I won't subscribe to Premium

The price increase is unavoidable given present realities!

I have actually refused to pay for the Premium Ads myself.

This is my first sale on the platform and I have not succeeded in a closing a deal for over 1 month now. If I have sold my lone item within reasonable time, I will gladly pay for the service when posting other things I intend to sell.

Lots of view, messages but to sales even when you agree on the price proposition of the customers.

I actually feel they even use bots to increase views, engage seller, so they lure to pay for the Premium Ads

The outright lies and half truth he said here are mind-blowing:
#Over the last seven years we have done our best to deliver good governance to the country. We have guaranteed national food security, we have provided modern infrastructure to kick-start economic growth and we have implemented the most comprehensive social welfare programmes in our history.#

How did his government guarantee National Food Security?
Which economic growth is this shit-hole country experiencing?
The Social Welfare Program of this administration is only a loot channel and clear vote buying scheme. How many Nigerians will repay loans they collected under this scheme? Is the government willing to go after these loan defaulters before the next election? What economic impact has the free money given to majority Northern population had on their standard of living?
Why did he avoid speaking on the state of the country's security?
Politicians have no dignity.
It is him who is leading Nigeria to the 'Stone Age'.

treesun:
https://punchng.com/national-convention-what-buhari-told-apc-govs-during-meeting-at-aso-rock/

A very balanced write up.

The reference to the Civil war has always been my conclusion. That did the Igbos more harm than good.

Any attempt to go to war now or in the near future, the Igbos will be done. The odds are completely against them. Ukraine will be a better sight.

The north will never relinquish power but will still remain backwards.

Buhari is a known ethic bigot. It's surprising Southwest and Southeast people still support him.

I am Igbo and it's my believe that rather than contesting the Presidency we would never win, Igbos should lead for structural change via legislation by canvassing for Regionalism. Then the Igbo political elites should show a difference by performing and living up to expectation developmentally.

Today, the Igbos have lost out both in the politics, the military and even the development. Our own leaders keep stealing our common matrimony.

They now feed the battered masses the Biafran idea, which we know is not realisable under the present political climate.

Nigeria is a real life metaphor for Hell.

Phillipson02:
#2023: BOLA TINUBU AND THE COST OF POLITICAL MISCALCULATION


By the deposed Emir of Kano, Sanusi Muhammad Lamido
The godfather of Lagos politics, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in 2015 led the South-West into an alliance with the North to birth the All Progressive Alliance (APC). His decision, evidently, was informed by the expectation that the two geopolitical regions will share power, invariably to the exclusion of the Eastern bloc. And ultimately that he, or the South-West, will take power by the time the North completes two terms in 2023. But it has proved to be a miscalculation.
Certainly, power play is about conspiracies and alliances. Tinubu is well within his right to do what he thought would best advance his political interest and that of his region. However, in backing President Muhammadu Buhari, he cut his nose to spite his face.
It may not have seemed obvious to many, but once Buhari took power in 2015, Tinubu’s political career was in jeopardy.
To navigate the presidency without bruises, the best Tinubu could have done was to retire from active politics and assume the role of an elder statesman. He did not, he stayed on, wanting to be president and pushing hard to remain at the centre of political discourse. But power is jealous, and if there is any holder of the highest office in the land who would tolerate a co-president, it is not Buhari. Things are beginning to unravel, fast.
Without Tinubu, and by extension the South-West, Buhari could not have been president today. This is one fact that president’s men who now dominate the political space and brook no opposition will hate to admit, but it remains true, regardless.
But being essentially Buhari’s kingmaker, it was political naivety to decide to hang around in the expectation that he would share power. The old Machiavellian advice is that the prince must first destroy the one who made him king. Reason? Because he could decide tomorrow to make another king.
Writing in The Prince, the legendary Niccolo Machiavelli noted “…he who is the cause of another becoming powerful is ruined; because that predominancy has been brought about by astuteness or else by force, and both are distrusted by him who has been raised to power.”
Of course, it should have been obvious that, in helping to make Buhari president, Tinubu was jeopardizing his political career and plunging the South-West, and by extension Southern Nigeria, into political slavery whose only parallel in the country’s political history is the late Emeka Ojukwu leading the Igbo to war in 1967.
With respect to the Biafra War, blaming Ojukwu for embarking on it could earn one exile in the Igbo country. But if truth be told, the war was avoidable and could have been avoided if Ojukwu had not been too stiff to listen to the likes of Zik and other intellectuals who understood better, international politics and diplomacy. This is not to say, nonetheless, that Ojukwu was not sufficiently provoked by the killings of the Igbo in the North in the aftermath of the July 1966 revenge coup that threw up Yakubu Gowon as head of state, and indeed the actions – or lack of it – of the Gowon-led federal side. Regardless, it was still in his hands to accept to fight or toe the path of diplomacy which, given the circumstances, was the best option and the only way to win international support for his secession quest. In the event, he went to war and only succeeded in sacrificing more Igbo lives and weakening the Igbo politically.
The consequence of that weakening is that it provided fertile ground for the emergence of hegemonic Northern power. The imbalance so created is largely responsible for the crisis of Nigeria’s national identity. One mistake many Nigerians, particularly in the South, make is the assumption that the country is already formed and settled as a secular state. It’s not the case. There is the ever present quest to define the country right, of course, from the 1804 jihad.
Colonial rule put a stop to it, then in the post-war years, the Middle Belt soldiers who dominated the army acted as a wedge. Tinubu’s alliance with Buhari has served to reenact that quest. Buhari is now, apparently, out to define the country. The Jagaban’s political miscalculation could yet prove too costly.
The old generals who, I reckon, understand this are already raising the alarm. But of course, the horde of naive, ignorant online crowd of crumb eaters are blurring the resistance line.
As it concerns the 2023 presidency, it should be clear to anyone with a functioning brain that President Buhari’s North has no intention of relinquishing power to the South-West or any zone for that matter. What many may not have realised, however, is that for the next three decades at least, if ever, and should Nigeria remain one, power will not leave the North. But in projecting, one must always leave space for the law of unintended consequences and the God factor.
But given Buhari’s antecedents, was there any grounds for the South-West, particularly, to have given him benefit of the doubt in 2015? Absolutely none in my reckoning. However, it would appear that emotion rather than sound political calculation informed their support for Buhari in 2015. It was, perhaps, more to spite the East than love for Buhari. I had been amazed when, in the heat of the moment in 2015, before the election, the news editor of my then media platform branded a fellow reporter who didn’t buy into the Buhari presidential project a “bloody b*stard who is following the Igbo people to betray Yoruba by supporting Jonathan.”
In the lead up to the 2019 polls, I had on several occasions engaged my landlord – a backer of Buhari’s second term project who loves to discuss politics with me – on who between Atiku Abubakar and the President would make a better leader. My insistence was, of course, that Atiku would. After we exhausted all manner of issues he raised against the former vice president, he said finally that he would still back Buhari because Atiku was an “Omo Igbo project” and that “after Buhari, Yoruba will take power and after Yoruba, Hausa will take power again.” According to him, “we will be rotating it like that, Igbo people will never smell that place.” I had more of pity for his ignorance.
When in 2003, Buhari joined presidential race, he did so, apparently, to stop the then president, Olusegun Obasanjo. Not because Obasanjo had performed badly as president, having taken power with the return of democracy in 1999, but because Buhari and the section of the North he represented believed that power had to return to the region.
In settling for Obasanjo in 1998/99, the intention of the Northern military class was for him to do four years as compensation for MKO Abiola – the Yoruba had become uncontrollably agitated – and hand power back to the North. But not long after Obasanjo took power, it became clear that he was never going to leave it for anybody. This realisation led to agitations; criticisms of the Obasanjo government was swift in the north, the climax of which was the Sharia crisis of 2000. To take power, however, the anti-Obasanjo forces in the North knew that ultimately, it was about going to challenge him at the polls. Buhari emerged as the arrow head of that challenge. And through speeches and actions that appealed to regional sentiments, he built a cult following that saw him win elections convincingly in the North right from 2003.
Until 2014/15, Buhari was a regional hero who believed he could become president by winning elections in the North and never thought seriously about campaigning in the South. However, in 2014/15, the Tinubu led South-West gave him an undeserved national platform, and through heavy media propaganda, dressed him in the robe of a born again democrat. But old habits die hard.
Once in power, Buhari did not hesitate to take off the borrowed garb of a nationalist and democrat to put on his original robe of sectionalism. Right from his first set of appointments, he made clear his intentions. And as it stands, he has completely consolidated power in the hands of the North.
Buhari is an idealogue; usually idealogues are very resolute and persistent people. Say what you will, he is doubling down on nepotism. Shout ‘Fulanisation’ or ‘Islamisation’ all you will, he will only look for a hate speech bill or social media bill to shut you up rather than re-examine his ‘hate’ policies.
Possibly, when Buhari is done with the country – if he has his way – no Southerner will, on the basis of an election, ever become president except at the behest of the North. By suppressing votes in the South and inflating figures in the North, the administration is only trying to establish a pattern - a dangerous pattern which supporters of his party in the South are evidently too blind to see.
It is clear to the discerning where the president is headed. But the question is whether he would succeed. I had pointed out elsewhere that the project would fail, ultimately, because Nigerians are too many to be subjugated.
It would seem, from the actions of those controlling the levers of power, that there is an attempt to precipitate a national crisis with a view to using force to take over the country. But, of course, this is a country of 200 million people. The advantage those who have a “legitimate” right to bear arms are enjoying at the moment would be lost if there is a total breakdown of law and order. And the country would break into fractions controlled by warlords, such that it would take a miracle to have it again as one stable country for anyone to control.
By Sanusi Muhammad
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Enemyofpeace:
God bless Ihejirika! Maybe he should have spoken earlier, yet, it's better late than never.
Full Statement;
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Former chief of army staff, Gen Azubuike Ihejirika (rtd) writes:

"FOOLISH IS NOT IGBO"

BACKGROUND

1. Since 1999, the SouthEast had belonged to the ruling political party at the centre---Fed Govt, which we had overwhelmingly voted for, in all past elections, and the party had over 15 unbroken years in power. Most Igbo elites of today (political, socio-cultural, business, and to some extent, clerical), made their fortune and fame during that period. The ruling party lost presidential election in 2015, and a new coalition party came to power. This category of Igbo elites were angry at the loss of political offices and influence, with the perquisites involved; patronage in contracts and appointments into the boards of Fed Govt MDAs, etc. They could not come to terms with the change.

2. Even before the new President was sworn-in, the pro-Biafran IPOB group, which had campaigned for the then ruling party in 2014, had started a vicious campaign of hate, abuses and lies against the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, and his ethnic group, and the North in general. The disgruntled elites kept supporting and fueling the campaign. It didn't matter that SouthEast was visibly getting more infrastructural development in the fewer years of the present Fed Govt than it got in the longer period of the past ruling party. All that ruled the day were anger, hate, venting the spleen, pull-down-the-roof mindset.

3. The IPOB pro-Biafran agitation had been an umbrella for sundry youth criminal groups: armed robbers, cultists, ritualists, fraudsters, drifters, etc. Their common uniting factor is anachist inclination and proclivity for violence, which is justified as a necessary requirement of a "revolution" to first destroy the existing system, and when the "revolution" has succeeded, then you rebuild everything better. The youths were brainwashed on such diet. The various groups cooperated in sourcing for arms and ammunition for the "revolution", to imbue themselves with greater authority. The disgruntled elites promoted and supported it, as long as it was primarily directed at the Fed Govt and its facilities in the SouthEast. The elites never believed in any Biafran "revolution" though. They knew it cannot happen. The campaign was all provocative rascality, insults and abuses in a running hate propaganda and lies, being juiced with doctored and photo-shopped video clips and a steady flow of fake news. And it was all sweet melody as long as it was directed at President Buhari and his Govt.

4. Sample: There are four (4) military service chiefs, and normally, two come from the North, and two from the South. It is still the same under the present Fed Govt. But you could hear every imaginable twisted narrative and lies about marginalisation and sectionalism against the South and the Igbos in particular. Since this 4th Republic started in 1999, Nigeria has had four (4) Presidents, including the present one. Two had come from the South (Obasanjo and Jonathan from SouthWest and SouthSouth respectively), and two from the North (Yar' Adua and Buhari, both from NorthWest). So, out of the six geopolitical zones, three have produced the President and three have not. This is public knowledge.

5. You can hear some highly placed Igbo leaders/opposition politicians shouting loud and clear that only the SouthEast has not produced a President since 1999 while all other zones have done so, and that this is injustice and inequity against Igbos and that Nigeria cannot survive without justice and equity. That's like insulting the sensibilities of other members of the Nigerian space, as well as issuing a threat. And those leading this chorus are well educated, very knowledgeable and internationally exposed persons who the less educated and ignorant masses look up to, for facts and guidance. When the base human emotions, the animal human nature, takes over, intellect and enlightenment is relegated. Such brazen lies are told to whip up rash emotions and victimhood mindset which lead to dishing out insults, abuses and hate speech against some other members of the Nigerian space.

6. You cannot win the free-will votes of Nigerians by such method. Or do we think we can go to court, obtain an injunction, then come back to nominate a President which Nigerians must accept without voting, or must vote for, all because "it is our turn"? Meanwhile, some other leaders from other parts of the country have been busy building and mobilising grassroot support from across the zones, with a view to gaining their votes in next year's presidential election. Are we expecting they should do the cultivation labour and then hand over the harvest to us, because "it is our turn"? Foolish is not Igbo.

7. Some of our loud voices believe so much in Josef Goebbels' strategy of Big-Lie: Tell the lie boldly and repeatedly, and the masses will believe it to be the truth. Nazi Germany applied it in its drive to exterminate the Jews and "rid Europe of inferior nations", while deceiving the wider world as to the true situation on the ground. But that did not go far before Germany suffered a devastating collapse, and the future generation learnt to say, "never again". If some of the Igbo leaders of today continue to rely on such strategy, then we could expect a similar backlash, because this form of dirty politics breeds violent conflict and destruction.

8. The vicious campaign failed to bring down President Buhari's Govt, and did not also succeed in intimidating and blackmailing the President to do their dictate. Their game plan did not work out. Contradictions set in, and in a twist, the mad dog trained to attack the enemy, turned against its master breeder, and we are all caught up in a fix, confused about the way out. Some prominent spokesmen would attack the person of the President: that he has been romancing Boko Haram and bandits in the North, releasing them and granting them amnesty, while refusing to release a freedom fighter (Nnamdi Kanu) who has not committed any offence, and that Nigeria will know no peace if he is not released. At the same time, another top leader of the same group would say they are appealing or pleading with the President to release the detainee in order to douse tension in the SouthEast, because it's all about equity and fairness, and that is the only way for Nigeria to move forward; that the President is the father of the nation and should forgive the detainee as his son. This is not how to seek for "political solution" if they think that's what they are doing. They are still dishing out insults and threats.

QUESTIONS:

9. What plan has the Igbo leaders laid out to get the armed gangs to renounce violence, surrender their weapons and be rehabilitated in a kind of amnesty program?
Or are they thinking that the Fed Govt should keep quiet and watch armed gangs of non-state actors take over the space and dictate what happens, by using threats and wanton violence? No responsible national government anywhere in the world will tolerate that. Threats, blackmail and insults cannot work here. Nor will simpletonic cunning and fox game work. We must take responsibility, with forthright approach in seeking solution to the problem, then we could be sure of cooperation and support from the Fed Govt, particularly in the area of funding.

10. Those talking of "unconditional release' of Nnamdi Kanu, from the ongoing terrorism-related court trial, are simply jesting, dancing to cheap gallery, entertaining and deceiving themselves and the local folks. It shows crass insensitivity and total disregard to serious national-security concern, as well as insulting the sensibilities of other groups of Nigerian stakeholders. We better wisen up and think better.

11. Recall that this group of pro-Biafran agitators were attacking and destroying Fed Govt facilities in the SouthEast, attacking and killing duty police men and women and their stations burnt, as well as attacking members of other Fed Govt security agencies, and killing Igbo leaders and peasants who disagreed with their method. How many of these elders publicly spoke out against that? It was as if some of them were celebrating the feat and blaming the Fed Govt for creating the situation. That was before the leader of the group was re-arrested outside the country and brought home to face court trial. Has the group denounced such violence?

12. Now that the monster we created has turned back to attack us, we must take responsibility, with a spirit of forthrightness and atonement, in seeking for solution to the problem. Empty grandstanding, cunning and fox game, can only drag and worsen the situation. President Buhari will soon complete his tenure of office and another President (most likely from the SouthWest) will take over, and we could again start attacking him with insults, abuses and hate propaganda, which will lead us nowhere and cannot succeed in intimidating the new person to do our biddings".

At last someone is beginning to tell us the bitter truth.

babasolution:
If you a good decent person Nigeria will kill you,it's very dangerous to be a good person in Nigeria, as Nigerians have given their souls to the devil,Nigeria is such a wicked country and Nigerians are so so wicked. Good people are so scare now, almost everyone is so harsh and out to kill you.Nigeria is a country that Satan is pleased with,it's a hellish country,in glorification of Satan.religionism in Nigeria is a cover the bitterness in the heart of Nigerians

Quite true.

This country has little to be proud of and to live for.

Many are leaving with no plans of returning.

I pray my Family Visa comes out soon.

Even the man who originated the lie, Nnamdi Kalu, will soon be exposed as a lie and a fake that he is.


He will not end well.

Emyzoloye5:
You can only kill the dreamers ...but the dream will never die

The land of the rising sun is beaming with Glory!!!!!!!!

Nwanne, what type of glory? Or you are encouraging suicide??
If you see glory in the events happening in Ihiala LGA and environs, go and join them or send your siblings to join them. See how glorious you or them will become.

Some dreams are symptoms of Malaria Parasite.

Igboid:
If you were an Igbo, you wouldn't need to tell us, we would know.

So I can only be an Nwga man when I support terrorism? I am Igbo, you have to keep hearing it, from Aba, a village called Obegu. My name is Chinonso.

Terrorism is terrorism even if my own brothers practice it.

Idiko1:
If you were born before Nigeria/Biafra war, you could not have vomited the above crap. Even the people who did not want Biafra to exist equally had acknowledged there was a Biafra hence Nigeria/Biafra war. There could not have been a war if Biafra never existed and had no territory.

You mean the suicide mission Ojukwu under-took in the name of war? The one he later had to run-off into exile and had to receive state pardon like a common criminal? The same Ojukwu that contested for elective office thereafter and even formed a political party?

What did he earn, other than, leading millions to avoidable massacre? Now how many people remember he existed?

It's simple but you don't see it, your resort to violence has never solved any problem and won't solve.

Allow me educate you. The East is their own problem. Your leaders or should I say our leaders keep stealing pubic funds and ask you to blame the FG and you follow without questioning. Get your leaders to put tax payers money to good use and the East will be better for it. Biafra won't change wicked people to good people overnight.

durangokid:
. You are just an anus, you can never be Igbo,

You can't refute facts, can you? You can only hate, curse, swear and kill. You can only blame others but yourself for your miserable life.

So in your fantasy world, you believe 20% of the Igbo population support your bloodletting murderous cause? Why not stop attacking those who flaunt your St ay at home order and see how many are really willing to sit at home for your un-supreme prisoner leader.

You can't take criticism but you freely criticise.

I am a Ngwa man. Igbos are no special people. The are normal mortals.

I await your response.

tsinzu:
Illiterate, The topic says of "Biafran origin". See how pained you are just because someone decided to celebrate his sister. Even if Biafra becomes the worst country on earth, what concerns you there? Are you a Biafran? You better cure yourself of bitterness before it kills you. And BTW, Biafra will be a million times better than your shithole zoo of a country.

If you must know, I am Igbo not half Igbo. I live in the East not abroad. There's no geographical location called Biafra, if you don't know, know now.

It's safe to say that everyone who believe the lie called Biafra is a terrorist and terrorist sympathiser no matter how highly placed he is.

I am so convinced because in the name of the blind struggle with no clear strategy or pathway, you have directly as a terrorist or indirectly as a terrorist sympathiser (by community bloodshed) caused the avoidable deaths of countless people.

You have caused economic stagnation and provided no assistance to the people they falsely and fraudulently claim to liberate. Even Jesus Christ didn't let people die for him before liberating the whole of humanity.

In your selfish agitation you have foolishly followed the rebellious cause of a man with who speak profanity and curse humans he cannot create. You people have no shame.

And yes, I am bitter because you guys leading people to their slaughter run and hide when you meet your march in the field of war.

And just incase you didn't get the memo, the officer of whose reason I am replying you is a Nigerian of Eastern extraction, that's the current headline. I am sure she will ask people to kill their neighbours for her.