₦airaland Forum

Zoo people don de shit for body

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solihu:
That is the option you have as an slowpoke and a slowpoke!
The onus is one you to prove he is a criminal and the Court is there for you. [center][/center]

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You're living a miserable life because of them

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Yyeske:
So my grandfather who speaks in parables is equal to Jesus too, brainwashed kids everywhere.

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Lol, black people sef

If you father was a muslim you would have been shouting allar kubar up and down

Jesus was a man who lived a perfect life, if you live a perfect life, you will be elevated to that position but nay you're the devil

We are the god of the earth and also satan is in Human form

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solihu:
What an incurable idiot! So a common criminal and unrepentant fraudster like Cownu in that empty skull of yours you pictured down there can stand in league of the lord Jesus

You should be used as a sacrifice to the gods in the thick forest situated in Alaigbo

In fact, the poor gods will reject your miserable self

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You call Mazi Kanu a criminal but you're campaigning for a criminal

I laugh in Chinese

Biafrans are not voting

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solihu:
clown!

What correlation has the balderdash you are spewing correlated with the matter

You see the side effects of what guzzling fermented cassava has done with your miserable life?

Schmuck! Find a remedy to your hallucinations

A common criminal like Cownu has no similitude with Jesus and biblical stories Dumb schmuck!

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JESUS spoke in parable and Mazi Nnamdi Kanu also spoke in parable

Just say you don't understand parable

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NdukaAbel:
you must be a fool for saying that,vote and leave that nonses biafra of a thing.Buhari will still be president come 2019 if southeast did not vote him out because they will share the vote in north/west ,or stay there and let biafra come that's after your death.

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Biafrans did not vote for buhari, Nigerians did

Biafrans are not responsible to vote out buhari, nigerians are responsible for that

You call me a fool and expect me to vote Sorry

While in nigeria soldiers are deployed to harass students who are protesting for hike in school fees

I don tire sef

technicallyrich:
pls let them vote in atiku firsthe is quite detribalised than buhari while we wait for biafra.

buhari is a sadist and under his leadership it will be easy to achieve Biafra

IPOB will provoke him to carry out some actions which will make the international communities will Open the page were nigerian signed to support self determination

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solihu:
leave all this cock and bull story! You morons were the ones threatening hell and brimstone that your lily-livered superhero had been executed, wailing everywhere

All of sudden you are making moronic tales of his bravery and his jamesbond moves

Sorry if I may ask, is madness contagious or hereditary in that land o' chest beating cowards

Now don't be ashamed to say it

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Just like when JESUS said he will destroy the temple and build back in 3 days, the pharisee and Sadducee (Afonja and Ab0kis) were expecting him to come with bulldozer. Yeye people

Mazi Kanu said he will destroy the zoo without firing a shot and today the foundation of the zoo is shaking

Mazi Kanu said he will bring Hell, nigerians were waiting for Mazi Kanu at the airport to come with hell without knowing that hell boarded first class flight and landed in Kaduna state before Mazi Kanu finished his broadcast Hell has consumed more than 50 people.

Who can battle with the Lord? I say nobody

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IamAtikulate:
Thank God you are aware you guys are failure. Wait till campaign, even NK would sneak into Nigeria to attend Atiku rally.

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WERE U WON CARRY UR 5% VOTE GO?

MAKE UNA DE VOTE O, WE NO DE HOLD ANYBODY

NA FOR IPOB BODY THEM DE GET POWER

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IamAtikulate:
You couldn't stop Enugu election after all the noise, you couldn't stop Anambra governorship election and you couldn't stop Anambra Senatorial election, na for Presidential una go stop?

Fools.

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WE COMPLAIN? WHY UNA JUST DE CRY FOR OUR MATA

MAKE UNA GO FIND WHO DO UNA O, IPOB DON TALK SAY THEM NO GO VOTE

E BETTER MAKE UNA ENTER CAMEROON GO CHARTER PEOPLE WEY GO HELP UNA O

IF UNA LOSE MAKE UNA NO PUT AM FOR BIAFRANS HEAD

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solihu:
Then that should make the job easy for Cownu.

Python is on stand by to dance rhythmically to makossa.

Make e chop liver show face na

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UNA BEEN TALK SAY HE FIT ENTER 9JA LATER GUY MAN SHOW

UNA SAY HIM NI GO FIT TALK, HE DE FOR 9JA SOIL CURSE UNA PAPA & MAMA

UNA SAY HE GO DIE FOR PRISON, HE SPEND MORE THAN 2 YEARS COME OUT COME WAX EVEN STRONGER

UNA SEND ARMY GO KILL AM BUT GOD BLIND UNA ARMY DEM NO COME SEE ROAD INSTEAD THE USELESS ARMY GO DE KILL PEOPLE WEY NO SEND THEM

UNA THINK SAY HE DON KPAI, GUYMAN RESURRECT COME OPEN FOWL NYASH

UNA SIEZE HIM PASSPORT, MY GUY TRAVEL GO A WHOLE ISRAEL WITHOUT PASSPORT

UNA DE WAIT FOR MNK TO BRING HELL WHILE HELL DON GET HK FOR KADUNA

NA SO UNA GO JUST DE TALK TILL HELL GO CONSUME ALL OF UNA

YEYE DE SMELL

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IamAtikulate:
We shall between NK and Ndi Igbo who really own Igbo land. Fools. Come and stop me and other millions from voting.

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MILLIONS OF VOTERS WHO COULD NOT DELIVER GEJ

TILL THEN BUT IT'S KNOWN FACT THAT BIAFRANS ARE NOT VOTING

I WISH YOU GUYS GOODLUCK WHATEVER THE OUTCOME OF THE (S)ELECTION IS WE DON'T CARE

BIAFRA IS A GOAL

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Omololu2121:
Let him come and unmask him here in Nigeria

IPOB is filled with cowards and led by cowards.

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See cowards here

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Naijaguy12345:
Kanu should zip it up, his Igbo people have a new leader in Atiku now, Cownu can go to away and come back after election.

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BIAFRANS ARE GOING

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solihu:
Cownu! This is utterly shameful. Na only coward fit wear agbada dey do waka with him hand hidden inside

This Efulefu should come right over and do the unmasking we are here waiting.

Baba has his python dance and crocodile smile to treat your madness

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IamAtikulate:
Na so una run mouth for Anambra wetin come happen? Idiots that don't know how to fight for freedom.

IF NA FOR Biafra UNA DE EXPECT VOTE OBITUARY IN ADVANCE RIP

BETTER CARRY UNA ATIKULATING CAMPAIGN GO WEST OR NORTH

Lol, we are watching

The woman of god in a native way

Assassin101:
too much suffering don make everybody wise up for naija

People wey you suppose wise for still de scam you and you de here de form wiseman

Smart nigerian who the govt is scamming on a regular basis mtcheeew

IamAtikulate:
Don't bring sacred IPOB into a mourning thread please. I must Atikulate to send that evil back to Daura another 4 years of this evil would see us all in a mass grave.

How many voters do you have in your atikulated region?? Bear it in mind that the number of Biafrans are more than the number of registered voters, i'll only advice you to take your atikulation campaign to either the north or west because in Biafraland you ain't getting more than 1%

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Throwback:
Even better to be alive and live a decent live.

Religion and its nuisance like these riots, have no place in a sane world.

The world is not in need of persecution, sudden deaths and Martyrs. The world is in need of justice and development.

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BLOODY HYPOCRITE, IF IT WAS IPOB NO NEED OF JUSTICE

HELL LEFT ISRAEL WHILE MAZI KANU WAS STILL BROADCASTING AND LANDED IN KADUNA FIRST, SOON IT WILL SPREAD.

KEEP WAITING FOR MAZI KANU TO COME WITH HELL, WHILE YOU'RE BEING CONSUMED IN HELL

Yyeske:
Crime to you and other IPOB sympathizers but rightly executed as viewed by well meaning Nigerians.
So you should be getting prepared for Python dance 3 soon.

No see the well meaning nigerians whom the python danced for

WITHOUT THE SUPPORT OF THE PEOPLE, THERE IS NO DEMOCRACY

I stand with IPOB to boycott the selections in nigeria

Michael Leapman on cabinet papers that recall the starving children of the Biafran war

Biafra was one of the great emotive causes of the late Sixties. The name still conjures up images of emaciated children, close to death, starved as a result of the blockade imposed by the Nigerian Federal Government to defeat the secession of the country's Eastern Region. I was there, and the images do not fade.

Britain, the former coloniser of Nigeria and its main supplier of arms, could not escape involvement. As the outcry over the famine grew, Harold Wilson's government came under attack at home and abroad for providing the weapons that tightened the noose on Biafra.

The war began in 1967. Cabinet papers for that year, just released, show how the decision to continue arming Nigeria was not based on arguments for or against secession, or on the interests of its people, but on backing the likely winner. It is a case study in realpolitik. As one Commonwealth Office briefing document to the prime minister put it: "The sole immediate British interest is to bring the [Nigerian] economy back to a condition in which our substantial trade and investment can be further developed."

The Biafran secession was the culmination of a long period of tribal and regional unrest in Nigeria that had come to the boil with the assassination in January 1966 of Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, the Prime Minister, in a coup led by General Johnson Ironsi. The new military ruler was an Ibo, the dominant tribal group of the Eastern Region.

In May that year, thousands of Ibos were massacred in the Northern Region in riots against Ironsi's regime. A further coup in July was led by Maj- Gen Yakubu Gowon. Fearful of renewed massacres, the Ibos of the East sought autonomy under their military governor, Col Odumegwu Ojukwu. He declared the region's independence, as the state of Biafra, in May 1967.

As more recent conflicts in Eastern Europe show, it is hard to judge the rights and wrongs of other people's ethnic fears and hatreds. In any case, the cabinet papers make clear that right and wrong were the last considerations on anyone's mind. Oil, trade and the protection of British citizens dominated the decision-making process. If today's Foreign Secretary, Robin Cook, really wants to introduce an ethical basis for policy-making, he should read the file to see how radically he needs to change the diplomatic mindset.

The bulk of Nigeria's foreign earnings derived from oil and most of it was in the Eastern Region. Shell-BP, then partly owned by the British government, was the largest producer. After secession, Col Ojukwu demanded that royalties for oil production should be paid to Biafra and not to the Federal Government. Shell agreed to make a "token payment" of pounds 250,000. The Commonwealth Office at first proposed to support this decision on the grounds that Col Ojukwu was in de facto control of the oilfields. Harold Wilson bridled at that: "Dangerous argument - cf Rhodesia" he scrawled in the margin of the policy paper. Rhodesia unilaterally declared independence in 1965 but Britain was urging that nobody should recognise it, despite the regime's de facto control.

Gen Gowon imposed a blockade on Biafra, which meant that no oil could be exported anyway. This was a blow for the British economy, already floundering in the crisis that led to devaluation later in the year. Now the prime object of Whitehall was to get the blockade lifted. An important lever fell into British hands when Gen Gowon asked for more arms: 12 jet fighter- bombers, six fast patrol boats, 24 anti-aircraft guns.

George Thomas, Minister of State at the Commonwealth Office, was sent to Lagos. The Commonwealth Office note to Wilson about the mission was explicit: "If Gowon is helpful on oil, Mr Thomas will offer a sale of anti-aircraft guns.''

The plan went awry. Gen Gowon would not lift the blockade but he got his guns anyway; planes and boats were refused, but the Nigerians were permitted to take delivery of two previously ordered patrol boats - which ironically helped enforce the ban on Shell-BP's oil shipments.

In August the Biafrans scored a military success (their only one, as it turned out) when they marched into the Mid-West Region and occupied Benin. This provoked a rethink in Whitehall. The Commonwealth Office set out five choices. A and B involved maintaining or increasing arms to Nigeria, C was to stop all supplies, D to promote a peace initiative and E a combination of the last two. Thomas wrote to Wilson, holidaying in the Scillies, recommending Option E. That view might have prevailed had not Sir David Hunt, British ambassador in Lagos and a keen advocate of the Federal cause, flown to Britain and persuaded the government to continue providing arms.

Soon the war turned in Gowon's favour and in November the flexible Thomas wrote to Wilson again, proposing this time that arms supplies be stepped up: "It seems to me that British interests would now be served by a quick Federal victory."

That victory came, but not quickly.During 1967 the words "famine" or "hunger" appeared nowhere in the hundreds of official documents devoted to the conflict. They would not emerge until 1968, when I and other reporters went to Biafra and witnessed the scenes for ourselves.

By then the policy was too set to be altered. Too many reputations depended on the war's outcome. The conflict went on for another two years. Millions of children starved. How many would still be alive if that one slim chance had been grabbed back in August 1967 and Option E, E for ethical, had prevailed?

https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/british-interests-nigerian-tragedy-1136684.html

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omololu2020:
The coward albino called nnamdi kanu promised to bring hell to Nigeria, what stopped him from showing the Nigerian army the hell

A man that fled like ojuku when the Nigerian army just showed him ordinary python dance will he be able to stand it when the Nigerian army will make the next move

This time around it shall not be operation Python dance, but operation Lion chop antelope

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Hell is already in kaduna

Mazi Kanu is a prophet indeed the war will start from the north

xtgozie:
Who are other countries.?

Are the scared to mention them!

They are more concerned about MNK not mentioning the names of those killed by the zoo army