Politics › Re: Rivers Elders Reject Biafra by Jetjacky(m): 3:31pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
FreeGlobe: Truckpusher you will keep being a butt of joke on nairaland. Now that you heard from the horses mouth what next? He even answered your question despite the mischievous way you put. Opobo does not belong to Igbos, they are igbos. Thank you for explaining that to him. |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Owerri Grounded By IPOB Protest; Okorocha Devastated! HAPPENINGNOW (pics by Jetjacky(m): 3:28pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Rivers Elders Reject Biafra by Jetjacky(m): 3:22pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Truckpusher: You said you're from Opobo Jaja family . So why are you finding it difficult to answer that simple question.
The Igbos said that Opobo and Bonny belongs to the Igbos and I want to hear from the horse's mouth because you're from there. Once again , does Opobo belong to the Igbos ? then my answer would be yes, both our general language tells you that, doesn't it? |
Politics › Re: Rivers Elders Reject Biafra by Jetjacky(m): 3:13pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Truckpusher: And Opobo belongs to the Igbos right? and what's your motive behind that laughable question, got any problem with me? |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 3:12pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
EternalTruths: Buhari wan become war criminal in his old age
I pity the mumu military wey wan waste soldiers lives on another war after BH. 
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Politics › Re: Rivers Elders Reject Biafra by Jetjacky(m): 3:09pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Truckpusher: Which family are you from in Opobo ? Jaja's family |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 3:07pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
drss: hahahahaha! buari will account for every soul killed during IPOD protest in ICC. Make him learn from lauren gbago n charlse taylor. lol...let them just give us what we want. Freedom |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 3:05pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Holywizard: meaning? lol sorry my phone lagged. I was talking about Biafra |
Politics › Re: IPOB Protest In Owerri -13/11/2015 - Has Kicked Off by Jetjacky(m): 3:04pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
That's great, Biafra would be a country of its own!
Chexk out the reply from the human right coalition to the military on their threats to biafra |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 2:59pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Holywizard: They thought dat we re their yorooba slaves Never!  we the Yoruba's would overcome |
Politics › Re: Rivers Elders Reject Biafra by Jetjacky(m): 2:56pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Eastlink: What useless right. So if for instance, I have relatives who are Edos, does that gives me the right to meddle in their matter than you who is a bonafide indigene. We know our differences in this state, despite our unity as one people. But in burning issues that concern Biafra, you must understand that there are some of us who are sympathetic to it. A typical Kalabari man is drawn to a Niger-Delta republic, while a man from Onelga may be drawn to the Biafran ideals. We are not against their agitation for an ND republic, but what infuriates us is when they try to paint the last protest in P/H, as one carried out by exported SE Igbo. A big lie that is entirely false. It may interest you to know that my grandfathers platoon as well as some folks from Ahoada where among Biafra's last line of defence at Oguta during the civil war. I am a through bred Egbema dude for your information, and if at that time our fathers never compromised, is it we their children that would abandon our kins during this trying period. Try to differentiate between us, (including the Oyigbos and Etches) to the Ikwerres when it comes to the relationship with the SE. We don't have any animosity towards the Igbos. Apologies for my initial abuses, but the truth remains that the likes of Truckpusher are not really telling you the truth as par the ethnic components of Rivers state. They want you to see the state as an anti-Igbo entity which is false. I'll advice you learn more about us before you make biased comments again. Peace. even Opobo people, my people support the movement |
Politics › Re: Rivers Elders Reject Biafra by Jetjacky(m): 2:35pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
hope you know the elders do not speak for the youths and ipob has not gone to a state the youths do not want them in. The RELEC or whatever their names are should know this and closed their biased mouth. We all know they have they government reasesons why they're including the will of the youths in their statement... If they're willing to continue as slaves they're always free to join the north. By the way see the reply from human right coalition to the military concerning Biafra and their earlier threat to the peaceful demonstration https://www.nairaland.com/2734192/biafra-human-right-coalition-warns#39979365 |
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Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 2:02pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
DaBullIT: When i see WE the kinikan kinikan, i was hoping it was an Organization based in the Hague or at least USA
Funny people I pray, father give him sense  Amen! |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 1:59pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Holywizard: yes dem suppose knw.
make dem Bleep up shoot unarmed protesters let hell loose in south eastern states. I trust my Aba & Onitsha brodas perhaps they think we're in the primitive era.. #Biafra shall rise... Good by Nija |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 1:55pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
DTalented: Too long jorr your time usually sit down and allow fire burn their ass. Information about the safety of your country is being passed and you feel its too long... Nawa. |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 1:46pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Freemanan: That's why we have military bro.... and you think they will ain against freedom?  that's insane |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 1:37pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
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Politics › Biafra: Human Right Coalition Warns Military Chiefs by Jetjacky(op): 1:34pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
Biafra: Crush unarmed, non violent protesters and rot in jail locally and internationally – Human rights coalition warns military chiefs
(Onitsha Nigeria, 13th November 2015) – We, the Coalition of Southeast Human Rights Organizations, comprising the Anambra State Branch of Civil Liberties Organization (CLO), International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law (Intersociety), Center for Human Rights & Peace Advocacy, Human Rights Club (a project of LRRDC), Southeast Good Governance Forum, Forum for Equity, Justice & Defense of Human Rights, Society Advocacy Watch Project, Anambra Human Rights Forum and PADDI Foundation; wish to align ourselves with the earlier statement issued by our leading Coalition Partner (International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law) over the above subject. The statement is reproduced below as follows: “Our immediate and prompt attention has been drawn to a statement made by the Nigerian Army yesterday in Abuja, in which it issued a stern warning with vivid reference to millions of Nigerian citizens who are peacefully and non violently asserting through non violence and peaceful assembly and association, their regional and international rights to self determination. Such rights are also constitutionally guaranteed by the 1999 Constitution in the form of rights to personal liberty and peaceful assembly as well as rights to freedom of association and movement and they are contained and enshrined in Sections 35, 40 and 41 of the Fundamental Human Rights Charter of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The Nigerian Army had in its statement, titled: “Reminder on Nigerian Army Rule of Engagement for Internal Security Operations”, stated: “the Nigerian Army would like to send an unequivocal warning to all and sundry, more specifically to all those threatening and agitating for the dismemberment of the country”. The statement is in vivid reference to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) which has in the past one week grabbed global attention with sweeping marches in major cities of Nigeria and foreign countries. The army statement further said: “The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (FRN), 1999 (as amended) vide Sect 217 (2) (c) provides that the Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN) shall suppress insurrection and act in aid of civil authority to restore order when called upon to do so by the President, Commander-in-Chief. This provision is reinforced by Sect ( (1) and (3) of the Armed Forces Act, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, (LFN) 2004. This presupposes that troops have to use necessary force to quell crisis resulting in deaths, injury and damages to properties”.
We wish to state firmly that the Army statement is totally incoherent with and unknown to the 1999 Constitution particularly its Fundamental Human Rights Charter. It is also a clear misinterpretation of the 1999 Constitution particularly its Section 217; which clearly states that “there shall be an armed forces for the Federation”; and not “the army for the Federation”. The “armed forces” include other recognized armed forces segments like navy, air force, DSS etc. That is to say that the view of “the Nigerian Army” cannot represent the collective view of “the Nigerian Armed Forces” and the Nigerian Army is not “the Nigerian Armed Forces”. The statement also failed woefully to understand the common meaning of “suppressing insurrection”. The word “insurrection” is a military act of rising in revolt, rebellion, or resistance against civil authority or an established government or a range of violent behaviors aimed at destroying or taking over the position of an established authority such as a government, president, governor, or political leader.
When compared with the activities of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB); a self determination pressure group, the stern warning or riot act so issued, is totally misguided, vexatious, shallow, dubiously intended and constitutionally incoherent. The stern warning or riot act was also grossly misdirected, as it ought to have been directed to the Boko Haram terror insurgents who have severally disclosed their intention to violently destroy the country’s existing socio-legal system and put in place radical Islamic theocracy. Till date, the IPOB pressure group and millions of its supporters have not used or advocated violence. We see the stern warning or riot act as a clear declaration by the Nigerian Army of an intention to commit crimes against humanity by indicating its readiness to deploy and use brute force to “suppress” ongoing peaceful and non violent processions involving the IPOB pressure group and its teeming supporters. From the body language of the Nigerian Army, it may most likely stage-manage or create group violence, arson, vandalism and damages to property so as to find grounds to deploy and use brute force as well as justification of same.
We wish to warn and remind the leadership of the Nigerian Army not to forget that there still exists International Criminal Court and other formidable local and international mechanisms through which its commanding officers found engaged in “brutal suppression or quelling” of ongoing peaceful and non violent protests shall be held accountable for crimes against humanity. Let the Nigerian Army also be reminded that during the recent economic meltdown in USA, some States agitated to secede from the United States, yet they were not tagged “insurrectionists” warranting “military suppression”. Even in the present United Kingdom, Scotland, which agitates for secession has not been militarily crushed. It is unarguably a case of “crimes against humanity” when brute force is deployed to crush a people asserting non-violently for fair belongingness and fortification of their ethnic identity”.
Beyond our alignment and total agreement with the referenced statement above, we wish to further demand for the immediate removal and replacement of the Service Chiefs particularly the Chief of Air Staff and the Chief of Army Staff. Their open threats and comments are attestation of desperation of their Commander-in-Chief to return Nigeria at all costs to closed and riotous society akin to present North Korea and Syria.
Having failed woefully owing to quack and crude military counter measures approaches to tame intractable atrocities of the dreaded Boko Haram insurgents and bloody menaces of the Islamic Fulani terror brigade (erroneously called Fulani Herdsmen) despite countless public assurances; all they could now do is to turn their coercive and lethal arsenals against millions of unarmed and non violent self determination activists protesting for the release of their extra judicially detained leader (Citizen Nnamdi Kanu). From every indication, further oiled by the referenced lethal threats, the Service Chiefs have conspired with their Commander-in-Chief to turn Nigeria overnight into a wilderness of brigandage powered by jungle justice; leading to arrest and extra judicial and incommunicado detention of the leader of the unarmed and non violent protesting citizens. We ask the Service Chiefs: can you ever beat a child and ask him or her not to cry?
We had expected the Service Chiefs to advise their Commander-in-Chief who has long lost touch with modern military science and approaches under civilian-democratic processes and get him further acquainted and mentored in clearly defined military roles in democracy (including respect for human rights such as rights to peaceful assembly and association, life, human dignity, personal liberty and movement; as well as crowd control), but we are totally disappointed at the country’s Service Chiefs. Not even their international exposures gotten from their participation in international Peace Operations (peacemaking, peacekeeping, peace enforcement, conflict resolution, peace building and respect for human rights) have changed or affected their age-long military crudity and barbarism; presently under qanifestation. Lastly, we wish to remind the country’s Service Chiefs and warn them too that they should individually and vicariously be held responsible locally and internationally in the event deaths or injuries arise from their crude and lethal handling (as threatened) of future peaceful and non violent processions or protests in Nigeria or any part thereof. While other countries have advanced in their democratic processes to the extent of establishing liberty or freedom squares where their unarmed and non violent citizens irrespective of their religious, ethnic and other social affiliations usually gather to register their democratic grievances against policies and actions of the governing authorities; Nigerian military is here and busy issuing lethal threats to un-lethal and harmless citizens protesting against the unconstitutional and detention above judicial bail or extra judicial detention of their leader. We challenge the Nigerian Service Chiefs to make good and practical their panicky and cowardly threats against the unarmed and non violent protesting citizens and get ready to be condemned and rot in jail internationally for the rest of their lives.
Signed: For: Coalition of the Southeast based Human Rights Organizations: 1. Comrade Aloysius Attah (+2348035090548) For: Anambra State Branch of the Civil Liberties Organization 2. Emeka Umeagbalasi (+2348174090052) For: International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law 3. Comrade Peter Onyegiri (+2347036892777) For: Center for Human Rights & Peace Advocacy 4. Comrade Samuel Njoku (+2348039444628) For: Human Rights Club (a project of LRRDC) 5. Comrade Justus Uche Ijeoma(+2348037114869) For: Forum for Justice, Equity & Defense of Human Rights 6. Comrade Chike Umeh ( +2348064869601) For: Society Advocacy Watch Project 7. Obianuju Joy Igboeli, Esq. (+2348034186332) For: Anambra Human Rights Forum 8. Comrade Alex Olisa(+2348034090410) For: Southeast Good Governance Forum 9. Eze Eluchie, Esq. (+2348175177880) For: PADDI Foundation Cc: lalasticlacla |
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Politics › Re: One Killed As IPOB Members Protest In Onitsha - Vanguard News by Jetjacky(m): 10:10pm On Nov 06, 2015 |
Zinicc: Every reasonable Igbo person should wake up and lend his surport to IPOB youth now in any way he can to encourage those who are willing to risk there lives to actualize this life long truth to continue this fight. As for me I shall continue to credit their account monthly. My tithe is to the IPOB!!
Pls, Stay off my mention if you are not IGBO! Yes I support this idea. Thank God it was a success in Onitsha. This time we're unstoppable |
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And has she thoughr about what her husband would want? Or does she feels like remaining single for the rest of he life? |
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Buhari and this man might as well be playing the same game. Ocholi might be Mr. Buhari's errand boy on the matter.
Well what do I know? |
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deadZONE: Still waiting for the first APC politician that would be sacked!!! we all know APC and buhari Are witch hunting all The PDP politicians that won their elections!!! this Government can kill for power!!! I pity the Masses!! Very soon you all would see what the Biafrans See and why they have a movement. i love your post, same thing on my mind. Besides why all this things are going on no government organisations are checking Buhari if he is looting money with the leverage of the current crises Nigeria are dealing with. |
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Well good evening house, came back home and decided to do a little experiment as my sister dey around. This jollof rice is prepared the normal way we prepare a jollof rice (the second method that don't involve frying) No time to write the procedure..., but the list of ingredients needed are listed below long grain parboiled rice Tomato Stew 500 mls Chicken (whole chicken, drumsticks or chicken breast) or smoke fish, or egg Pepper and salt (to taste) 2 medium onions 3 Knorr cubes Curry powder 2 teaspoons thyme Tomato paste No oil...! There is a link for those who dont know how to prepare a jollof rice, below. After boiling the rice, placing the ingredients , and allowing it to set, my expirement for an oil free rice was ready. So here are a selfie of the food after and in mid preparation. It was delicious and my sister said so This experiment is for those people who would love to stay as far away from oil as possible. http://www.allnigerianrecipes.com/rice/nigerian-jollof-rice.html
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