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How much una pay nairaland for una obtrusive and exasperating pr these days? |
And how long do u think u can keep doing this? In other countries' fora, how often do u see such? If u like the life of yourself and unborn children, go and fight for Biafra / Oduduwa. |
Kinglimestone:Your mates are fighting for biafra.. yet your fellow south-south pals were in another thread shouting "Biafra will not happen", "we will chase IPOB away". Nnamdi Kanu that is fighting for biafra, I am sure u give no hoot about him, talkless of realising today is his birthday, his third in the DSS dungeon. From an oil-rich region, one of d richest in d whole world, yet you are begging online. Una never sabi una problem. |
Whats wrong with this APC people sef? |
opicgif:Ko ni ragba fun e ati idile ti o ti jade wa. Ara ma san pa e ni. Eni egbe. To ba tun quote me lekan si, agbako a ma sumo e ni gbogbo igba. Alabosi omo ofo! |
Footballer754:Thanks for your submission bro. Please who (which tribes) exactly reminds you that you're not Igbo? |
I am NOT an Igbo person but I come across Nnaa Mehn TV posts on my facebook feed once in a while. Here are my observations: 1. The man has never admitted affiliation to IPOB. His mission focuses purely on Ndi'igbos. 2. The man tends to visit supposedly indigenous Igbos of so-called south-south states who lack some clarity about their roots. 3. It is an enlightening program whose underlying mission is to expose the Igbo nation as bigger than what is miscontrued. 4. The unity of Igbos is becoming a worry to larger non-Igbo ethnic groups within the south-south states. (He voiced out is life is in danger last week) 5. A pattern is that these Igboid groups tend to confuse ethinicity for tribe, and dialect for language; either naively or mischievously (which I suspect the latter). 6. It appears the Benin kingdom enslaved many of the Western Igbos (the Ukwuanis, Ika, Igbo-akiris, Aniocha... down to Etche etc). And probably Ikwerre. You must have heard Wike on live TV say Ikwerres are descendants of Benin. It's possible some of them. It's also possible that they (Western Igbos) either warred with Benin in the past or migrated after the empire's collapse. 7. The culture, and not only the tongues seem to be similar across the divides. 8. The Igbos tend to suffer some form of identity crisis. Those in the hinterland seemed not to be too aware of Igbos existence in the south-south areas until IPOB's emergence. Those in the coastal areas simply tend to not want to give a hoot of having their kith and kin across the Niger. 8. The leaders of Igbos seem to be completely nonexistent. The Igbos seem to be like a cluster of brave chickens fending for themselves after their mother has been killed. 9. Nigeria is against Igbo unity. 10. The allocated quite territorially small south east given to the Igbos seemed deliberate to clip their wings in case of an emergence of a secession. The Igbos seem to be the most focused and irrepressible amongst the other tribes. In my analysis, I conjecture that Nigeria regrets not cutting the south east to even a smaller size given how despite the odds, they have undauntingly resurged. 11. If the Igbos can achieve unity with most tribes in the south south region, Biafra will come quicker. 12. Cross-River seems a better ally to the Igbos in quest of Biafra than even other regions with more Igbo indigenousness like Rivers and Delta. 13. Some of these groups giving out releases like this are government-sponspored or act as units of sleeping cells by the government to derail Biafra mission. 14. The Biafra war would have not had so much telling effect on the Igbos if their rulership systems were properly built. I doubt it would have got so bad that those who speak Igbo and bear Igbo names would still deny being Igbos like Sunday Oliseh, or Wike (Nwaike). Or completely change their names like Stella Damasus (Ojukwu). 15. The coming of Biafra would open the eyes of many other smaller groups and ethnicities in Nigeria... including some of my hopelessly foolish Yorubas thinking a continuous Nigeria serves no detriment to us. 16. What Nnaa Mehn is doing is almost as potent as what Mazi Kanu was doing. But it's very subtle. I already knew a time like this would come. 17. A redefinition of our union and the freedom of association, to discuss and chart who decides to be with who or not will go a long way in reducing squabbles, bloodshed and mini-wars in this british creation. |
Call boko boys hotline to come quench the inferno. ![]() |
Rayban25:God bless u |
SuperOnyi:Exactly. Peoples like Japan did not lose their identity. Instead they built ontop it. They kept their monasteries and Kun reading. The technology of guns when the brits stepped foot on their lands, they grabbed it and built ontop of it while preserving their values. Till today their sense of purpose and identity are strong. They also reserved their language and their ways of life, like the Chinese. The Nsibidi was a complex code / symbol language that translated to meanings. It was developed in the Biafran territories, from the Igbo hinterland to the Ejagham peoples all through Cross River, Akwa-Ibom down to even present-day Cameroun. It stood as a unifying form of communication whilst each of the indigenous peoples in this region had their respective languages. For instance in English or many of today's languages, everything is broken down, letter by letter. For instance "I am going to the market". Nsibidi instead would have a sort of symbol that would encapsulate the words "I", "go", "market" etc. You get the idea. There was mainstream nsibidi which the locals knew while there were far advanced code symbols that the "higher class" developed and used. More like "cult" but not in a bad way. It was also used in representation of markings, tattoos, paintings, arts and even in wars to pass coded messages. These colonialists came, destroyed and banned all those things, eliminated those with deep knowledge of these, burnt artefacts and stole a lot from temples. If you know what these colonialist countries are hiding from black people, many of us would die of heart attack. They started to build churches and the corrupt and exiled in the societies, they began to make them appointed in church... citing scriptures that talk so much about forgiveness of sins and almost no repercussion. This was at odds and conflict with most of our traditional values. We did not have prison systems. Most times the bad in the societies were either exiled or estranged. Most kids wouldn't play with you, everyone would keep away from you to serve as deterrence for others to keep commiting evil. But these invaders turned our systems upside down and the alienated, the bad eggs, were elevated as priests, teachers, commanders of d community. They were stooges for d west... all from politics, to elders, to church etc. This is why it seems we are cursed with bad leaders. No, its been like that since they step foot on our soil. They make the worst rule over us. It's deliberate. See, there's too much to say. Back to the nsibidi stuff. They started to demonise those who had knowledge of it. You know d usual na. Call them cultists, rebels, devil worshippers, hellfire stuff. U know how these guys control communication, media and brainwashing na. To d extent people started dropping their names that bore sweet names like Ekwensu, Esubiyi, Ifadele... Check yoruba names today; people now drop their names if it starts with Ogun, Ifa, Sango, Oya etc. and replace with Oluwa. For instance we used to have names like "Sangodele", "Ifabiyi", "Ogundayomi" "Ogundare" etc. Those in Biafra kukuma dropped their whole indigenous names and begun to bear names like "Sandra", "Gregory", "Silas", "Anselm", "Hilda". That's how it all started o. They burnt many of our "idols", "shrines", "temples" etc. Those who practised went into hiding. Haha, our world was actually turned over. Back to the discussion, there was one lady on youtube that was teaching Nsibidi one time like that. But know that its watered down and quite a lost has been lost. But it can be revived just like the hebrew language today by the pioneer Ben-Yehuda. People dont know that Hebrew language of today was actually lost... but with determination, languages and cultures can be revived. Check out this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfDUukz45t0&t=247s&ab_channel=IkengaNationTV%7CIgboLectures%7CNsibidi%26more |
Some people will see this thread, yet in d next few weeks still antagonise biafra and yoruba nation agitation. Is it that southerners are cursed or what? |
Rossikk:Time to follow you. I love revolutionaries like you... people with great decolonised minds. These are d kind of people I'm glad to have conversations with and listen to. People who have risen far above racial complex. People who understand colonialism, history, slavery and how all these interplay. |
tollyboy5:They did this to erase the handiwork and craftsmanship of our forefathers. This is the extent of damage the colonists did to us as a people The walls were not just huge and big but they had mathematical inscriptions and advanced code symbols that were privy to the rulership class systems. It was too inspirational and the Brits came in to destroy this in order to break the chain that links our identity from generation to generation. This eventually creates a loser's and conquered mindset which is why we as blacks do not easily recognise ourselves anymore. It took several centuries to build that and imagine we continued up till this day, we would have kept advancing and advancing in our knowledge but they destroyed this and gave you guys nigeria. It is because many of us do not know our history and the extreme damage of colonialism that we still embrace One Nigeria. This is why as they say, being a One Nigerian and an intellectual are mutually exclusive. What these colonialists carried out is more than genocide. This is the peak of world crimes. They didn't just end peoples, they ended their identity. This is deeper than what you can ever imagine. They also destroyed Arochukwu temple in Abia today. They made us hate our ancestors and burnt temples and shrines all over southern africa. They gave us their fake bible and interpreted our ancestors like Esu and Ekwensu as "devil", very mischievously. Africans do not know who they have been. Africans should stop looking forward... they have to first start from looking back and way back to see where they're coming from. Where's Nsibidi today? Do you know we had systems of reading and writing? Our Ifa system they tried to demonise it. I posted Isese day on my whatsapp status, one bornfool was telling me to repent. A great pity for d black man but its not too late. |
Conner44:Mtcheew. |
Its only black man's inferiority complex that makes them incorporate another man's language from faraway, while not cherishing his own. When will Saudi Arabia people begin to say "Ekaaro" or "L'ase Edumare" Or when will the Israelis begin to say "Oluwa yio bukun fun e"... But u see black man go abandon hin own rich language go dey say "Shalom" or "Asam alakum"... In d 21st century o! Chai. |
Will of God my foot. Have you seen God's mind before? Have you seen him before? Make una go siddon one place jare. |
Racoon:The cattle he was referring to are his nairaland hirelings like ajisebi-oyolaari and manna-fool. Dont stress things. |
Ajisebioyolaari:Ko ni da fun mama were to bi oloriburuku eda e. Owo e ti han, asinwin omo enia. Set awon jagabandit olofo! Ko ni da fun iran e, omokomo. |
bionixs:And today, the silly nigerians are lining up to travel to south africa. U see why I can never pity any idiotic nigerian anymore. These people are stupid beyond words jare. They just shouting criminal, criminal. But they will never balance it up by quoting the right to self-determination. |
Ajisebioyolaari:Fulani claiming yoruba online. Abeg swerve. You think you will bring yorubas low to the floor of playing silly politics of strange bed fellow alliance to spite other groups? Ma je n pe n'didinrin o. |
inoki247:But you never kill Gumi wey dey call fulani herdsmen freedom fighter abi? Anyway, we already know the terrorist footsoldiers and their media armed wing on nl here so no worries. |
HacheNoire:And how many people did they kill? If una never execute the bokoharam and fulani terrorists sacking jos, benue and nassarawa... then I wont be the one to say make God punish u. I won't say that.
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The Nigeria you fought hard for and sabotaged Biafra for will end up enslaving your kinsmen after you're dead and gone sir. |
How Chelsea escaped relegation this season is a wonder. |
musicwriter:Makes sense. |
Pastor wey no forget hin roots. That one sef dey. |
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jaxxy:They are currently colonising South Africa. You are under neo-colonisation. You are too dumb to understand the past or interpret the key trends leading to the future. And Fulani will conquer your own lands and your offspring will sing the goodness of Fulani emir. That one is for sure. |
Austineva:Yes ma bro I saw it. Its a bit unfortunate but I also think that daily made a meal out of it in its headline though. |
jaxxy:You see your life. They are very necessary things. That's why the Fulanis are ontop and the smartest. Their plans are in phases, well-defined stages. The Fulanis have been expanding since day 1. All the way from Futa Djallon in the north of Senegal. Since the 1400's. They have kept fighting wars and fighting and seizing lands across the sahel. From Southern Mali, and Burkina Faso to Niger... it's been relentless... killing the indigenes and imposing Emirs and Sardaunas. And in 1804, they stepped foot in Hausaland and took over their lands. Ilorin is there: a Yoruba land with a Fulani stool... answering Emir instead of Oba. An obvious testament to conquest: yet nigerians like living dead cant pause to see how everything unfolds and easily predict the future. Dont worry, you'll soon know whether Im Nostradamus or not when ur offspring swear by Fulani Emirs as their god-appointees on earth as rulers and overseers of your once proud ancestral lands. If you doubt me, look at the life of a typical Hausa almajiri peasant. That will be the fate of your lineage under One Nigeria. You may hate me now. ![]() |
jaxxy:Inside one Nigeria, you are asking. Una never know as e dey go. In year 2070, all those places will be Fulani and islamic dominated and their offpsring will swear the goodness of allah. Just like u likely swear the goodness of your jesus with forced conversion of ur forefathers. That's how life goes for the way of the weak and unthinking. Just like "nigger-areans". ![]() |
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