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rattlesnake:Walahi, these ppl if its not ritualism; it is to take human head make pepper soup. |
nicolosam:You are merely voicing out the media propaganda being circulated against El Rufai without reasoning and questioning. I watched the interview and heard all his explanations (I doubt if you did the same). Compensation was provided by the FG under the Jonathan era and ppl were paid; he inherited the unpaid balance of the money from which he paid some of the foreign nomadic herdsmen threatening to take revenge on southern community for the atrocities committed against them in 2011 - in order to break the circle of reprisals and counter reprisals. He further explained the money was and is still available to anyone with verifiable claims - he said even presently, a church is being screened for similar compensation. From the above one can easily appreciate how the media twisted the story to make out that he was biased in payment of compensation and in his handling of the crisis. You can also even take example from the heading of this very thread and observe how it has been phrased and twisted in order to make it as if he heaped all the blame on the traditional leaders of southern Kaduna; where as in fact he fact he only said some of them, while giving example of such ruler who was able to recover 4 rifles from 4 policemen killed by his kinsmen but refusing to disclose the identity of those involved - this was why he said some of them were involved. |
Achuwa1:The stolen money was meant for the entire ND community and a handful amongst them have hijacked it to themselves; and you are welcoming it - see your mentality; not surprised some of you are hailing Ibori. |
fallout87:You are the one who is apparently terribly ignorant; otherwise there is no way you could legitimately blame this govt for the crash world crude oil price (which it has no control over) and therefore the corresponding huge drop in our forex earnings (which by law of supply and demand) determines the value of the Naira against the Dollar and its present fall from 180 - 500. I bet you are only repeating this rubbish propaganda without questioning and reasoning - because it agrees with your sentiments and hatred for this govt and not out of logical deduction and objectivity. |
djbobby007:Apparently, it seems to be one of their methods for developing Lagos. |
ufuosman:Abeg no talk rubbish, if na govt then why is it na only una the thing dey affect? Anyway, make una prepare to also receive this one, after dem return am for im coffin. |
Masculity:Walahi, you just beat me to the same thought. |
gulfer:One Nigeria; but even so the Igbos have marginalised the others. |
Freedom4us:Abeg go pack well, why do you think that CAN and the media had suddenly piped down about the allegations? What they didn't bother to come back and tell you (after buying into story without verification) was that the girl not to be a minor as alleged; however, investigations discovered a conspiracy using her school (headmaster) to falsify her records in order to make allegations stick - but unfortunately for them; they failed. Sheybi the case is in court; oya watch closely how your ignorant CAN would succeed in sponsoring his conviction; just like how the media and other bigots have suddenly gone cold and quiet over the Yunusa and Ese case - after having misled many of you by giving you only one side of the story. As for the Rapist/Pedophile, McCarthy Kuyemekume in this story, one can only assume that he must have been following in the footsteps of his Christian mentors i.e. pastors and priests who seem to have adopted pedophilia and homosexuality as their trademarks respectively. |
ritababe:How did you determined his unfitness; did you have access to his medical records? Perhaps you too could be judged as unfit post in this forum because your brain is clearly not functioning correctly. |
Ersan:Ah ah! You no get eyes ni? Can't you see, Vanguard has fantastically provided you with a picture identifying the herdsmen with their cows, AK47 and wearing the Nigerian Police uniform - using its excellent investigative journalistic skills. |
jegz25:It only becomes a national issue when the name is Yunusa; then all the media houses AIT, Channels TV etc and personalities like FFK, Senator Ben Bruce, Tunde Bakare would descend on the matter hosting and promoting ignorant divisive views against the north, her tribes and the religion of Islam; but when it happens in the south (which is much more prevalent) such dissenting views are shamelessly absent. |
waternogetenemy:Typical IPOB reasoning; so na govt owned media release this story or na govt told Nnamdi Kanu to pronounce 99.9% Igbo girls as prostitutes and also Rochas to more or less say the same thing? Stop spamming the forum with the same statement; you are risking a ban because it is against the rules (see rule 18, posting the same content many times). |
marshalcarter:LOL, it was the first thing that immediately came to mind: I suppose he expected the possibility that she could have given the sister a DOG BITE - LOL, illiterate journalist from our increasingly unprofessional media, who have apparently jettisoned the good old days of good editors and proper editing: Today you see them committing basic elementary mistakes e.g. confusing the gender pronouns he/she or her/him and not knowing the difference between words such as order/other, in/on, there/their, licence/license etc. |
hammerF:Chai, na wa o; typical way how IPOBs argue.
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Ganiyat72:Although I do not support the killing of innocent lives and will not oppose your prayer if your allegations against Buhari are correct; however, I would equally request that you should also extend such prayer to Jonathan, under whose regime similar killings of Shiites Muslims also occurred under the leadership and supervision of an Igbo general, Brig. Gen S Okuh. |
NgeneUkwenu:LOL, the whole thing is a failure, the turned out was poor; even though most pictures and TV coverages concentrated on close ups and narrow angled images that may give the impression of bigger than actual turn outs; however, a clever observer can easily deduce that the crowds were in fact smaller and for most nothing to write home about. |
Mille:Abeg, stop being economical with the truth, how did the government suppress it; was anyone stopped or arrested for protesting peacefully? The government may have made overtures, through her various agencies, to discourage the protest but no one can truthfully claim that it outrightly suppressed it. The truth is that, not many ppl believed in the credibility of the organisers or just couldn't be bothered; 2face also probably did more damage to the whole thing when he expressed fears for the planned protest was over dangers of it being hijacked by others for the wrong reasons - how many Nigerians in this hard time would therefore want to waste their time over some ppl who would eventually use them as mere launching pads for themselves or immediate interest groups? |
SweetJoystick:Where is the conspiracy? Some of you are missing the reality on the ground and confusing it with your innate fears and imaginations. The present situation is by comparison no way near what happened under the Yar Aduwa/Jonathan situation in which there was a power vacuum. Currently, Buhari has already handed power to the Vice President Professor Osibanjo who is now the Acting President, with full presidential powers and so there is no power vacuum; unlike during the Yar Aduwa/Jonathan administration in which there was a vacuum because the president did not hand over power to his vice president. Should anything happen to Buhari, the vice president is already in place and would simply continue what he is currently doing i.e. heading the country; the only additional requirement being to be sworn in as full president and he will cease to be acting - thats all. Buhari has so far followed due process; ppl with small minds are just twisting things the way they like out of mischief or sheer ignorance. |
From the pictures I see the protest is a failure as very few people seemed to have joined. |
fatiaforreal:I wonder oh! Very few, just hand full - if that is it; then this particular march is a failure. |
hurricaneChris:Nonsense! That is why they call you guys hypocrites; otherwise you would have noticed he was the one who first brought up the issue of 1967 and kwashiorkor and was consequently paid back in the same coin. Abeg just get out of my face. |
Silly educated illiterates, how many constitute the Nigerians that they are talking about are supposedly calling for this? A media house such as the Daily Post can't even hide its political bias as it clumsily packages this short sighted silly opinion of a single clannish politician - who apparently arrogates to himself the power to speak for all Nigerians - abeg, who is deceiving who? The president has been away for just over 10 out of his 30 working days entitlement, having constitutionally handed over to the vice president, who is currently fully in charge - without leaving any power vacuum, so I wonder what the fuss is all about? On what grounds then do they intend to declare him incapacitated without having prior access to his medical records? Well, assuming even if he were to be in coma right now I believe there must be a clearly stipulated period before such a clause could be invoked in order to allow for the possibility of his full recovery and I am sure it cannot be just 10 days. Who ever is therefore spinning this yarn is not only silly but also presuming most Nigerians are equally silly. |
MonPro:One word, pity. Go check history on what usually happens to a conquered ppl; if not due to the magnanimous spirit of no winner no vanquish championed by Gowon, you ppl would have been slaves to us up till today - and you could probably be my boi boi, washing my plates and shining my shoes and answering master to me. ![]() |
almarthins:Was the Lamido of Adamawa drunk when he made the north's position clear at the last national conference? The only drunkard we all know is GEJ when he famously once declared that Nigeria's amalgamation was ordained by God. The average northerner doesn't care whether Nigeria stays united or separated into several fragments; most are tired of the incessant political blackmail and insults because of oil; after all the so called oil money hardly ever reaches the common man; farming is now the way to go and most northers are farmers and therefore quite comfortable in their now more profitable elements. I encourage every southerner who doubts it to try sampling how true this feeling is among their northern friends/classmates or colleagues. |
MonPro:Eyah, sorry I thought you were educated with pictures of wretched kwashiorkor riddled bodies of those parasites after they had been unhinged from their lecherous hold of the north and returned to their infertile erosion ravaged red soiled enclave in 1967 - its a pity that they removed history from our school syllabus. |
freeze001:Hypocrisy at the highest level; shouldn't the most desperate to break away take the lead? What is point of demonstrating and playing target practice with police bullets when you could easily exit by walking away - how sincere are you guys? |
MonPro:Most northerners stay in the north; however, it is the economic refugees (the real parasites) that have overwhelmed it are the ones crying foul - happiness will be when these hypocritical leeches extricate themselves. |
freeze001:Haba, so you want everything to be handed to you on a platter of gold without working for it - where did this ever work? Here is a short-cut practical way to solve your problem - take it with both hands; why are you shying away from it? |
freeze001:Don't mind the president, he has sworn the oath of office and is duty bound like any other before him to uphold the integrity of Nigeria, including your hero GEJ who famously once declared that the amalgamation of Nigeria was ordained by God - funny enough there was not even a single dissenting voice from any IPOB at the time. However, Buhari is just a single voice; he with all his presidential powers cannot stop any IPOBian from walking out of Nigeria to settle in Biafra - its as simple as that; no need for any agitation, you ppl can simply just vote with your feet and begone! |
freeze001:Ignorance or your denial to the real facts on the ground? |
Sinkills:As already mentioned my fellows are few and quite mobile with hardly any fixed assets in someone's land, it will therefore take them no time to heed to the clarion call; however, the same cannot be said for the economic refugees that stuck themselves in the north like leeches and won't let go. That is why it is more expedient to first move these assets laden and real parasites that gain most from One Nigeria and yet keep insulting and threatening her, so as to give the separation real momentum. . |
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