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stanech:They have not gone to ask residents of boko haram enclaves to expose their demonic brothers they they're coming to stupidly ask Abi ppl to engage in a wild goose chase with them! Silly... |
Image123:It is not by speculation and hearsay...there must be proof. That is d way d real world works and u can be sure d assumed perpetrators will cover their tracks as much as possible! Nigeria must identify loopholes and plug them and prudently make an example of any erring one with full decisive actions. You don't threaten such people while leaving urself open to attack! |
IamOpemipo:Scrap it! |
Welcome back! |
This attention on one portion of d country is getting sickening! There is widespread poverty and non-development in all areas! This kind of rubbish is what brings disaffection among a people... spread d development and appointments around! No area is more relevant than the other! This is how we keep hearing of how d North is educationally 'disadvantaged' to justify unjust lowering of bars n standards for them in every way yet Southerners are not fit for appointments! They have piloted d affairs of ds country more times than any other region yet they keep trying to rouse sympathy for d so called non-development to d detriment of others! How is it the fault of the South? With all d natural resources at their disposal which are conveniently not commandeered as belonging to d FG is there any justification for this 'call-to-arms'? We need to be careful! This is why a regional system of government is seriously needed so people n leaders are forced to think and produce what dey need for their development as well as control their resources! In this current system resources meant for one region are conveniently and 'legally' allocated to another and nobody can do anything! Still we continue to hear of backwardness...for how long! Is there no end?! |
Wow! Nigerians will not kill me o! Una problem with Radio Biafra never start! This is so funny! Ignorance too is a disease...they should keep searching for Radio Biafra! Lol... ![]() |
wale6run:Biafrans don't need u to think for them. If u don't support the views and visions of my people just don't get involved cos u simply can't wrap ur mind around it...it's way beyond u. |
fablola:Was the chest beaten for u? Were u invited? It's so unfortunate that u have so much disdain for a people yet you're interested in their affairs...why? Have they committed any crimes? The correct expression is 'a dime a dozen' |
wale6run:One question: since u have condemned Igbos to having diseased minds what is ur problem or issue then on this thread? Will u nor leave them to enjoy their daydreams? It is of no concern to u so buzz off...pesky toilet fly! |
1adewoye:Go and frolic with ur kind and steer clear of rational beings please. I have no time to spare u |
bashirolu:Just remain asleep while those who dare to take on the challenges do so and soar! Pessimism is a disease and it's in u. |
c33b33: WhiteTechnology:It's so sad...they're so used to the filth we are forced to contend with that they can't even dare to dream of better or engage their imagination. The slavish mentality is so strong! Goodness gracious! They can't imagine the possibility of an African country rising above the stereotype of backwardness but Biafra is here to prove them wrong! |
carnegiefan:Leave wicked an crazy people. They are looking for people they can use for target practise whenever the bloodthirsty urge strikes them and still steal them blind while at it because it is 'legal' |
tsdarkside:They have always known he has the power to ban them. However, that power was not exercised correctly and that is why they could protest because allegations leading to the ban were not substantiated. That creates the impression of a flightiness and poor co-ordination. They are not children that u flog so they feel pain and get scared of something worse. They are aware already so the right thing would have been a conclusive investigation which yields evidence against defaulters and then such are made scape goats with the full backing of law. That is is a more effective deterrent. |
teamchocolate:U do not ban without evidence of wrongdoing, that is the problem. Learn to absorb an entire picture or scenario before attempting this faulty analysis u insist on peddling. The reasons for lifting of the ban are clear as far as the op is concerned. U do not put the cart before the horse... There was previous commitment and enforcement should not give room for going back on one's actions or words...rather there should have been painstaking investigation bringing irrefutable proof against erring parties and then punitive measure applied. In that case, they would probably have to refund some proceeds of their illegal activities. Is that not the aim of all the probing and restructuring he GMB seems to be attempting? Is it designed for some to threaten them then welcome them back to sin no more while for others the measures are different? He could not have banned them just to shake them up as u seem to want to imply. In issues like this all u need is one kill strike! That is what tells others that u mean business not some half-hearted, reversible ban that only exposes the soft underbelly of our system! The affected parties should not have had any standing on which to officially demand that the ban be lifted because there was no evidence against them! Stop peddling filth please! |
Your illiteracy knows no bounds and I can see the dunce hat resting proudly n comfortably on ur head...certainly not going to move at least until u learn to engage in civil discussions in a civilised fashion. He may have extracted a commitment not to engage in illegal activities but that could have been issued and then investigation kicked off to ensure those guidelines are followed. Any subsequent ban will be based on complicity and none will come to tell Nigeria that the ban should be lifted cos there's no evidence against them. This is not a family matter that u can work from answer to question and it will be put down to family dynamics. It is also not an emirate where the words of the emir are law! Rather this is a national issue with legal implications! Outlook is also important! We are in global relations and businesses where u must be seen to be at the top of ur game at all times! Don't sit there and call ur people illiterate when u aren't any different. It's in you... teamchocolate: |
samoyeson:Please stay out of this thread. We are here who have a unity of purpose for the achievement of a common goal which is Biafra. The ideas being churned out here are beyond Nigeria as currently constituted. Please get up to scratch or just stay off. |
Hmmm...Naija matter...never ending. |
Whynotthetruth:Onye nkuzi 1! Ochie Dike! How is that possible na, ehn nna? Okwu gi nka n'ebute obi mgbowa! Okwa k'am mata oge anyi ji e bido 'crass' nke mgbede kam ji n'ekwu di kam si gwa Candyrain. Ke ki mere biko? |
Aufbauh:Was ds scenario not in place b4 d ban? Was it not clear that d ban would have 'adverse effects' in d first place? Why place d country in a precarious position then recant thereby looking absolutely confused? Normal ppl always seek for and strive to achieve a stronger position/upper hand and not deliberately box oneself into weak positions due to avoidable decisions. A listening and analytical man will carry out due diligence first before issuing and implementing any decision so he can stand by it and defend it without being backed into a corner. If they decide to sue Nigeria for loss of earnings caused by an unsubstantiated ban is that not more avoidable loss n stress? |
Boy! Am I proud to be Biafran! My goodness me! Umu Chineke...Iseeee! Carnegiefan and all others...I am humbled and proud and high on d possibilities we possess as Biafrans! I will return to contribute my quota. |
AskProf:Thanks Prof...my knowledge is now updated on the matter |
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