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By Farooq Kperogi

Dr. Yakubu Nura Did NOT Win Any “World Physics Competition”!

The Nigerian cyber space is being lit up with the news that a certain Dr. Yakubu Nuru of the University of Maiduguri has won “the World Physics Competition by defeating about 5720 contenders from 97 countries.” This “feat” reputedly earned him the distinction of becoming “the father of modern Einstein's planetary equation studies in Physics.” Hahahaha!

The truth is that Dr. Nura is the willing victim of a scam, a kind of scam I call scams of ego, which prey on the status anxieties and low self-esteem of insecure, fraud-prone people. World Championship, the "organization" that conferred the “award” on Dr. Nura, is a well-known scam operation that does not, for strategically fraudulent reasons, have a site with its own domain name. It uses a free sites.google.com account to perpetrate its scams.

Anyone who pays a fee can get any—I mean ANY—award from the site. Check the site (link provided in the comment section below) to see the list of “award winners” it features in every imaginable field. You will find many Nigerians there. Some past Nigerian “winners” even managed to scam the ever credulous Nigerian news media into publicizing their “feat.”
For instance, one Dr. Kaywood Leizou of the Niger Delta University (NDU) got the Guardian to write a story about his “award” from this same fraudulent site on October 19, 2018. Titled “Bayelsa don wins global chemical sciences contest,” the report said, “The Bayelsa-born don beat 5,845 others from 89 countries whose nominations were screened for this year’s edition. Consequently, the International Agency for Standards and Ratings (IASR) has recognised Leizou as one the world’s 500 most influential experts on earth in chemical sciences for the year.”

In 2018, the same website “conferred” one Dr. Shuaib Idris Mohammed of Edo State with the “World Champion in Agricultural Extension (Credit Facilities)” award “out of 91 countries.” The site added: “Dr. Shuaib Idris Mohammed is now recognized as Father of modern Credit Facilities in Agricultural Extension. The purpose of the award is to identify brilliant scientists and academicians around the world through World Championship. The World Championship is organized by International Agency for Standards and Ratings at international level.”

Sounds familiar? That’s the exact language used for Dr. Nura. The same suspiciously atrocious grammar. The “contenders” for the “awards” are always in the thousands—and from more than 90 countries in the world.

But nothing in Nura’s scholarly record—and those of others who have been made “fathers” of whole disciplinary specialties by the fraudulent site—suggests that he is anywhere close to the pinnacle of his career. In fact, most of his articles are published in dodgy, predatory journals that publish ANYTHING submitted to them for a fee.

The saddest thing about this fraud, for me, is that news organizations like the NTA, Voice of Nigeria, Sahara Reporters, and even well-known people like Shehu Sani and Kadaria Ahmed fell for it. It's an easily detectable scam, in my opinion. Nigerians have to be the world’s greatest suckers for cheap scams!

https://mobile.twitter.com/farooqkperogi/status/1160779565565960200

This photo was taken on Nov. 20, 2014 when Buhari, Amaechi, Oyegun and other APC honchos protested in Abuja against the rising insecurity and killings in the country. Insecurity and mass deaths are now way worse on their watch than at any time in peacetime Nigeria. Where're the hypocrites now? Who will protest now without being killed by government's security forces?

This drone can plant a 100,000 trees a day and a billion trees a year. One would expect that if Nigeria truly seeks to divest from oil, now is the time to invest or seek partnerships towards acquiring this technology for our agricultural Sector.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrgSi0RS4Ek

Five months after winning the February 23 presidential election and almost two months after he was sworn in for a second and final four-year term, President Muhammadu Buhari unveiled a ministerial list long on politicians but largely lacking in technocrats. Buhari submitted the 43-man ministerial list to the upper chamber of the National Assembly for…
Read more:
https://businessday.ng/exclusives/article/buhari-picks-politics-over-policy-with-ministerial-list/

What Junaid Mohammed said is not different from what Sir Ahmadu Bello said about the Igbos and his Northernisation Agenda in 1964. Infact its a general fear in the North. IGBOphobia- (The fear of the Igbos)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_odAy4rVz8

Amid calls by Miyetti Allah Kautal Haure for Fulanis to remain in the South and defend themselves, the Biafra Nations Youth League, BNYL, have asked the herders to leave the South or face actions.

BNYL said it had organized strong militia groups across its areas of influence to repel any attacks by killer herdsmen.

Chief Press Secretary of BNYL, Comrade Kufre Obot, made the disclosure to newsmen at the weekend in Calabar.

He said “The apex Fulani group is encouraging the killer herdsmen to remain in the South and kill in pretense of self defense but that is dead on arrival, because we have prepared our boys ready to repel any attacks, Miyetti Allah will be shocked at what they will see”.

Obot also disclosed that BNYL have focused on grassroots campaign since 2016.

“We are a grassroot movement. It is evident in our grassroot programs in Eket, Ikom, Ahoada, Emohua, Bakassi, Obudu and other towns. We have decided to checkmate herders excesses”.

The group’s spokesman urged communities in the South-East and South-South to organize vigilante groups to protect the communities.

He added that: “A community in Imo State called Abba in Nkwerre LGA have become the first to launch strong a security group with drone cameras, security phones and alarm polls across the communities.

“I would advise others to follow suit and be part of efforts to secure our land because no group can do it alone without the communities helping themselves too.”

https://dailypost.ng/2019/07/21/biafra-group-moblizes-miyetti-allah-issues-waring-fulanis/amp/

As the country continues to face security challenges, President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday reiterated his commitment to a safe Nigeria.
He gave the assurance while meeting members of Muhammadu Buhari/Osinbajo (MBO) Dynamic Support Group led by the National Coordinator, Usman Ibrahim, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Buhari said the aim was to have a Nigeria where families will be safe and children having opportunities for comfortable lives.
“As leaders in your various communities, I urge you all to take the message back to your communities. It is not about politics, religion or tribe. It is about having a Nigeria where our families will be safe and our children will have plenty opportunities to earn a living and live comfortable lives,” he said.
Thanking the group for the hard work and dedication during the 2019 campaign, he said that his administration was committed to delivering on its mandate.
He said: “Our vision for CHANGE is to have a safe and secure country for our citizens – a vibrant and inclusive economy that provides jobs and livelihoods for our young and energetic population. And of course, a governance system that is free of corruption – a system where any Nigerian has the same opportunity as the next one.”
Buhari who assured the group that he would study their demands, described Nigeria’s constitution as the fairest document where a state like Bayelsa with eight local government areas and Kano with 44 local government areas have the same number of senators (three each) representing their people.
“The constitution facilitate one thing, that is there must be a member of the executive council from each state of the federation. Why I praise the authors of our constitution is that Bayelsa with eight local governments has three senators and Kano with 44 has three senators. So, you can’t be fairer than that in the context of one Nigeria.
“Please try to understand that I appreciate you; you are doing a thankless job for which nobody is paying you. You use your resources and time to come together and discuss national resources. I pray God will help us to keep this country strong economically and morally.”
Ibrahim in his remarks earlier, described Buhari’s victory in the 2019 election as no handout but a reward of the president’s painstaking commitment he made with Nigerians.
He emphasised that the victory was achieved through the sacrifices of many Nigerians including those who paid the supreme sacrifice and others who sustained permanent disability.
Ibrahim said some members of MBO were attacked in FCT and they narrowly escaped death when one of their businesses were smashed; they lost the Kwara coordinator and the Bayelsa State woman leader, while Ogun, Abia, Bayelsa states coordinators were yet to recover from the beating they received during the elections.
He reminded the president that the group embarked on a cashless campaign but were never deterred as they ensured their members were fully on the ground.
Ibrahim said the group had developed citizen-government information flow that would help the government scaled its policies from the bottom-up approach while the citizens have a sense of belonging that will further generate wider participating governance.
The group suggested a next level summit that would address various challenges and prospect in the country.
The group also pledged its readiness to become an asset to Buhari’s administration, noting that it had qualified professionals that have excelled in various fields of endeavours that would impact the next level administration positively.
“We therefore request that you give consideration to this noble men and women; we promise that we will never let you down.”

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/why-ll-bayelsa-with-8-kano-44-lgs-have-equal-senators-buhari/

THE COMPOSITION OF BUHARI GOVERNMENT.
1.President: Muhammadu Buhari- Katsina state, NORTH.
2.Senate President: Ahmad Lawal- Yobe State, NORTH.
[3.Speaker (HOR) : Femi Gbajabiamila -Lagos state, South
4.Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN): Tanko Muhammad- Bauchi state,NORTH.
5.President court of Appeal: Zainab Adamu Bulkachuwa- Gombe state,NORTH.
6.Chief Justice of Federal High court:Adamu Abd-Kararat-Katsina State,NORTH.
7.Inspector General of Police:Muhammed Abubakar Adamu- Nasarawa State,NORTH.
8.DG DSS:Yusuf Magaji Bich- Kano State, NORTH.
9.DG National intelligence Agency (NIA) : Ahmed Rufai Abubakar- Kastina State, NORTH. 10.CG NSCDC:Abdullahi Gana Muhammadu - Borno State,NORTH.
11.Defence Minister: Mansur Muhammad Dan-Ali-Zamfara State,NORTH.
12.National Security Adviser (NSA):Mohammed Babagana Monguno- Borno State,NORTH.
13.Chief of Air Staff: Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar-Bauchi State,NORTH.
14.Chief of Army Staff: Tukur Yusuf Buratai- Borno State,NORTH.
15.Chief of defence staff:Major Gen.Abayomi Gabriel Olonishakin -Ekiti state, South
16.Chief of Intelligence: Air Vice Marshall Monday Riku Morgan- Benue State,NORTH. 17.Chief of Naval Staff:Real Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas- Cross Rivers State, SOUTH
18.CG Customs: Hammed Ibrahim Ali- Bauch State, NORTH.
19 CG Immigration: Muhammad Babandede- Jigawa State,NORTH.
20.CG Prisons Service:Ja'afaru Ahmed - Kebbi State, NORTH.
21.GMD NNPC: Mele Kyari -Borno State,NORTH.
22.Chairman Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB): Dr.Muhammadu Isah- Jigawa state,NORTH.
243.Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT): Danladi Umar - Bauch state,NORTH
24.Chairman EFCC: Ibrahim Mustafa Magu-Borno State,NORTH.
25.Director Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU) :Modibbo Hamman- Tukur-Adamawa State, NORTH.
26.Chairman INEC:Prof. Mahmood Yakubu-Bauch State, NORTH.
27.Chairman Nigeria Population Commission (NPC): Hassan Bashir - Bauchi State.,NORTH
28.DG National Identity: REngr. Aliyu A Aziz- Taraba State, NORTH.

Where is the equity and fairness? (Federal character)

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo says the present administration has invested N900 billion in the power sector since its assumption of office in 2015.

Mr Osinbajo stated this when he paid a courtesy visit on the Asagba of Asaba, Chike Edozien, on Friday in Asaba.

”Since assumption of office, we have invested so far in terms of support N700 billion in the power sector. Earlier, we invested N200 billion.

The vice president said the federal government was in the process of investing another N600 billion in the sector.

On further steps to improve power supply in the country, the vice president said that the federal government had decided to take a second look at the power sector.

According to him, one of the reasons why there are challenges in the power sector is that each of the distribution companies (Discos) controls a particular territory.

”And now we are saying that any company that wants to provide power to any territory, should be able to provide power for the territory and the people.

‘We have been able to break the existing monopoly in the power sector. Whether upgrade or not, the discos should be able to serve the people.

”Another strategy we are trying to introduce is to open up the power sector by restructuring,” he said.

On the second Niger Bridge, Osinbajo said that the project was very important to the Federal Government.

According to him, President Muhammadu Buhari did not only negotiate for the equipment being used for the construction of the bridge, but is also paying special attention to the project.

“I was here six weeks ago to look at the progress of the work there and I must say that the project is going on well.


“I hope that very soon we should be completing not just the bridge, but also all surrounding infrastructure both here in Asaba and the other end of the bridge,” he added.

Earlier, in his address of welcome, the Asagba of Asaba noted that poor power supply had been a major challenge in the Delta capital and appealed to the federal government to intervene in the situation.

He also appealed to government to compensate the people of Asaba on the 1967 massacre which claimed many lives, by establishing a federal university in the town.

According to him, Asaba is the only state capital in Nigeria without a federal university.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/340609-buhari-administration-invested-n900bn-on-power-since-2015-osinbajo.html

Jigawa state governor, Muhammad Badaru Abubakar has affirmed that the Ruga project as initiated by the president Muhammadu Buhari led administration was only suspended pending when all necessary measures are put in place.

Badaru, who described the Ruga project for herders as a right of those in the business and not a privilege as wrongly assumed, added that, either Ruga or Ranching, the aim is to improve the general well being of not only those in the business but the general public as well.

According to him, cattle rearing are businesses that provide jobs for millions of Nigerians guarantee food security and enhance income generation to governments at various levels.

The governor, while stressing that the imitative was part of the federal governments’ Ease of Doing Business agenda, added that, both local and international investors would want to invest in the livestock economic sector.

Badaru also noted that, Ruga or cattle Ranches is a project designed to improve cattle rearing practice in the country, with the aim of making it more profitable, more healthier, more peaceful and environmentally friendly.

“The Ruga project is not cancelled by federal government but suspended for the review and it will be implemented for the benefit of all Nigerians not only cattle rearers”.

In his submission, Badaru said these cattle herders are Nigerians and their business is legitimate, hence it is their civil right not privilege for the country to support and provide them with enabling environment for doing the business irrespective of their tribal or geographical affiliation.

Governor Badaru further promised to implement any project or policy that could help local or international businessmen do their businesses easily in Jigawa state.

http://leadership.ng/2019/07/12/ruga-a-right-not-privilege-for-fulanis-gov-badaru/

No fewer than 7,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State who were allegedly attacked and displaced by Fulani herdsmen are said to be traumatised, depressed, with several of them contemplating suicide.
The displaced persons who are made up of women, children and the aged, were former residents of nine out of 15 communities who were forced out of their homes on March 8, 2018, the day President Muhammadu Buhari was in Plateau for a two-day official visit.
Spokesman of the Concerned Youths of Bokkos Local Government Area, Arch. Macham Makut, disclosed this on Tuesday in Jos while briefing journalists on the suspended RUGA settlement programme by Federal government.
Makut revealed that the communities from where the people were displaced in Bokkos Local Government Area had already been earmarked for the suspended RUGA settlement without the consent of the people now languishing in Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps.
He vowed that the youths will vehemently resist any move to impose any unfair policy on the displaced communities and called on the Federal government to take urgent measures towards the resettlement of the people.
“Following the untold hardship currently face by IDPs in Bokkos Local Government Areas, women, children and the aged are traumatised, depressed and many others are contemplating suicide because of their pains.
“As patriotic citizens, we acknowledge the Federal government’s regard for the peace and progress of its citizens, in keeping with its constitutional responsibility.
“However, that the RUGA settlement policy was drawn without the consent and input of the farmers whose lands are expected to be converted for the RUGA project is highly questionable and tantamount to land-grabbing.
“The government is considering resettling the herdsmen while thousands of crop- farming peasants who were violently evicted from their homes remain in IDPs camps and other uninhabitable shelters is to say the least, insensible, divisive and an unwarranted assault. We in Bokkos LGA, from the attacks of last year 2018 alone, have 7,000 displaced persons from about nine communities which are now desolate.
“These people have not been resettled but we are aware that only the unilateral implementation of the RUGA programme was suspended. This was not even because Nigerians opposed it but because it was not in accordance with the design approved by the National Executive Council, National Economic Council and the National Food Security Council.”
Makut explained that Plateau State has been under violent herdsmen attacks for almost two decades, leaving behind thousands of people killed, several displaced and properties worth billions of naira destroyed.
“None of the victims of these dastardly acts has ever received any Federal government compensation or grant to start life again, despite losing all their means of livelihood and in some instances, breadwinners to the attacks.”
Makut kicked against the cattle colony, ranching and Ruga settlement and urged Federal government to encourage livestock farmers to imbibe the culture of ranching their animals as it is a personal business just like farming is to the rural farmers.
“Ranching has been successfully employed in some climes as a way of resolving herds attacks on crops of farmers. Anything short of this is unacceptable to us and any attempt to force the RUGA policy on our farming communities in Bokkos LGA, now or later will be firmly resisted through all available legal means.”

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/9-plateau-communities-uprooted-by-herdsmen-earmarked-for-ruga/

President Muhammadu Buhari has pledged Nigeria’s continued support for Libya’s quest to regain political and security stability. “We will do our best to help Libya stabilise,” the president told the Head of Libya’s Government of National Accord (GNA), Fayez Al-Sarraj, at a bilateral meeting on the margins of the AU Summit in Niamey, Niger Republic, on Sunday.
The president, who discussed recent developments in the North African country as well as bilateral issues between Nigeria and Libya with Mr. Al-Sarraj, noted that there were over 6,000 Nigerians in Libya, who see Libya as a gateway to Europe.
He said the humanitarian crisis arising from insurgency and the drying up of Lake Chad, which has affected over 30 million people in the region who depend on the Lake for farming, fishing and animal husbandry has forced some Nigerians to defy the desert to make perilous journeys across the Mediterranean and the Sahara Desert to Europe.
Also, in a separate audience with UN Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed, President Buhari stressed the role the international community needed to play in recharging the Lake, noting that the financial cost was beyond the affected countries. The president noted that the instability in Libya has been a negative force on the Sahel. The Head of Libya’s GNA told the President that there had been a lot of deaths and injuries in his country, pledging that his government was determined to put an end to the situation. “The aggression must stop. The solution is not military alone we also believe in diplomacy. We are also victims of terrorism, just like Nigeria,” he said. Al-Sarraj declared that Libya contributed a lot to the establishment and survival of the AU, adding that it was now time for Africa to reciprocate. On her part, the Deputy Secretary-General told the president that the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will host the SDGs Summit during the high-level week of the 74th Session of the General Assembly in September, and will use the occasion to call for a road map for a decade of delivery of the sustainable development targets. The Deputy Secretary-General also congratulated President Buhari for signing the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Agreement at the AU Summit in Niamey.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/well-do-our-best-to-stabilise-libya-buhari.html

drefe2real:
Lol. If you don't know that Ikwerre and Ijaws fought against Biafra, I am really surprised. I posted that link just to show you that the Ijaws say they belong to Niger Delta. Just Google about Isaac Adaka Boro and Elechi Amadi. They are two prominent Ijaw and Ikwerre son that fought against Biafrans.

Why not do the google and Post the source here let everyone see it. Stop being unacademic. The bone of contention is not whether the Ijaws are Niger Delta or not. In fact,let me school you a little.
The following states which are the largest oil producing states, in no particular order, make up the 9 Federating States in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria: These states include: Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa, Cross River, Ondo, Abia, Imo and Edo States.

drefe2real:
http://www.unitedijaw.com/people.htm
It is a website from the Ijaws about themselves.

You said Ijaws and Ikweres fought against Biafrans. And I requested for a source to your assertions. But, unfortunately you end up given a link about the history and the people of the Ijaw nation. How does that correlate to your wild claims?

drefe2real:
Lol. Bro Wikipedia is not a credible source. Go and ask around. Why don't you comment about the Ijaws fighting against Biafra since they are Biafrans? Why are you conveniently skipping that part. I will like to know your thoughts on that?

Include the source of your assertions. I don't do speculations. If Wikipedia is not reliable, I'll give other sources to quench your ignorance. but make sure you provide a verifiable & reliable sources to give teeth to your claims

drefe2real:
The Ikweres fought against Biafrans. Do you know that? Just Google the great writer from Ikwerre Elechi Amadi. I have lived among the Ikwerres guy. Majority of them don't accept they are Igbos. Go and ask around.

What is the authority of your source? Pls back your thought with a verifiable source. Be more academic so others will learn from your research.

drefe2real:
Lol
Look the quality of people representing IPOB? He is quoting Wikipedia as a credible source. He doesn't even know Wikipedia can be edited. I ask you a question. Why did the Ijaws fought against Biafra if they are Biafrans? And you are quoting Wikipedia for me. IPOB can do better.

Why not edit Wikipedia and include your Parasitic region to Oil producing state in Nigeria. Since anyone can edit Wikipedia. Pathetic. I've given you a verifiable source, why not quote the source of your wild claim.

drefe2real:
Lol. Never knew IPOBs are this dumb. You don't even know when someone is using you for politics. Go and claim Ikwerre land. Then you will know whether they are Igbos or Ikwerre by then. Funny enough, these are people that fought against Biafrans war that you forcing them to come and join your Biafrans. Did Elechi Amadi fought on the Biafrans side?

Let me cure some of your ignorance. You don't know the difference between dialect and Tribe.

A List Of Igbo Dialects And Where Their Speakers Are Found
Ikwerre, is an Igboid language spoken primarily by the Ikwerre people who inhabit Rivers State, Nigeria.
Arochukwu is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Abia state.
Ngwa is an Igbo group, constitute the largest and most populous sub-ethnicity, in southeastern Nigeria. They are found in Abia State.
Nsukka is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Nsukka, Enugu State.
Enuani is an Igbo dialect spoken in Nigeria by the Igbo people of Delta State, Onitsha, Obosi and Ogbaru in Anambra State and Ndoni in Rivers State.
Ukwuani (Anioma) is an Igbo Language. They are found majorly in the Northern part of Delta State and in some parts of Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni local government area of Rivers State, Nigeria. Ukwuani is the second largest ethnic nationality in Delta state after the Urhobo people. It is also the largest in Delta North region which is referred to as the Anioma...
Ozara is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Nkanu west in Enugu state...
Ogba (also Oba) is an Igbo dialect of the Ogba people of Rivers State, Nigeria.
Umuezeohaka is an Igbo dialect/group of people in Ado, Oju, Obi and Okpoku LGAs of Benue state.
Ekpeye is an Igboid language of Rivers State, Nigeria.
Mgbo , Mgbolizhia, is an Igbo dialect spoken in Ebonyi state in Nigeria.
Ezaa is an Igbo language spoken in Ebonyi state in Nigeria. It forms a dialect cluster with closely related Izii, Ikwo , and Mgbo , though they are only marginally mutually intelligible.
Ikwo is an Igbo language spoken in Ebonyi state in Nigeria.
Ohuhu is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Umuahia, Abia state...
Owerre is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Owerri, Imo state...
Agbor is an Igboid dialect with bini influence spoken by the people of Ika south, Delta state..
Ibeku is an Igbo dialect spoken by some people of Owerri and Umuahia in Imo and Abia
respectively....
Isuama is an Igbo dialect spoken in by the emacipated slaves from Igbo Origin in Sierra Leone...
Afikpo is an Igbo dialect spoken by some group of people in Ebonyi state...
Ohafia is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Bende in Abia State...
Enugu-Ezike is an Igbo dialect spoken by the Enugu-Ezike people of Enugu state..
Izugbe is an Igbo dialect spoken generally by all Igbo groups..
Idemili is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Idemili North and south in Anambra state...
Mbaise is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Mbaise in Imo state..

drefe2real:
Ijaws are Biafrans. Nothing I nor go hear. And they fought against Biafrans abi. Let Asari keep deceiving you guys. Just prepare a battalion for Asari to command shall. That's the best you can get from him. I thought you guys are smart. You don't even know when somebody is using you to settle scores abi. He is just using you guys to fight Buhari govt because Jonathan loss. Has Tompolo come out to support Biafrans?

This one is still arguing with wikipedia.
Parasites!

drefe2real:
Did you know that the Ijaws fought a war to leave the old Eastern region? Did you know who stop them? Ojukwu and Ironsi. Can you tell me which side the Ijaw fought for during the Biafra war? Is it on the side the side of Biafra or the Nigerian side? The problem with the Igbos is that they think everybody has short memories. But you guys don't know what is awaiting you. Keep adding other people that don't want to have anything to do with Biafra to your so called country. It is the same way Biafra is giving you guys orgasm that Niger Delta republic is giving the tribes in the South South orgasm too. Timing is everything.

Pls cure your ignorance. 100% resource control
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ijaw_people

drefe2real:
There is nothing like a SS/SE tag. The Igbos should leave the SS out of their Biafra. And stop speaking on behalf of the tribes in the South South. We can speak for ourselves. By the way, when did Igbos to speaking on behalf of the South South? Did they tell you guys we don't know how to form our country too?

You think the Igbo speaking tribe is confined to the Southeast region only.

https://www.nairaland.com/2084723/amaechi-im-igbo-jonathan-says
Amaechi: I’m Igbo, Jonathan who says his name is Azikiwe can’t speak the language
Rotimi Amaechi, Rivers state governor, on Friday declared that he was Igbo and could speak the language while President Goodluck Jonathan whose other name is Azikiwe could not.
Speaking before a crowd of supporters at the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign in Aba, Abia state, Amaechi said: I am a bona fide Igbo man.
“My name is Amaechi, but President Jonathan who says his name is Azikiwe cannot speak the Igbo language.”
“He says his name Ebele; let him speak Igbo and let us see.”
Meanwhile, Muhammadu Buhari, who was given the title of Ogbuagu 1 by the traditional ruler of Aba, emphasised that security and the economy remained the key issues in his campaign.
He extolled the entrepreneurial abilities of the Igbo, assuring them that his government would create jobs through farming and mining for the unskilled youth while local entrepreneurs would be encouraged.
“The Igbo people ARE hardworking and my government would do everything possible to ensure that the people are empowered,” he said.
“The main concern of the APC is to make sure there are no idle Nigerian youths roaming the streets without jobs.”
http://www.thecable.ng/amaechi-im-igbo-jonathan-says-name-azikiwe-cant-speak-language
The ignorance that exist in some people in Nigeria is incurable.

tsdarkside:
somebody from the area you attache by force is tellin you what she or he thinks and you still dont listen....

who are you fighting for exactly....??

who begged una....??

what make una think ss people cant defend themselves....??

100% resource control is what we want. Parasites.

kponkedenge:
Ignore the mofo, he's not from delta.... They claim SS so as to cause division with the SEsterners. We know who they really are.
They are very many here and we know all their modus operandi

That's their trade mark. Their grandfathers use the divide and rule principle to steal the resources from Niger Delta and their children(PARASITES) are applying the same tactics.But unfortunately for them we're wiser now.

Donmedra:
that is what we are hoping for? You do know that southeast will suffer most?

You people contribute almost nothing to the national pulse and get twice the allocation.

My mother is from delta (ika), you think I don't want my mother state to control it's resources and progress?.

What we are saying is stop bringing your madness to ss

100% Resources control. Let's know the region who will suffer the most. Parasites.

Donmedra:
old eastern region is dead, better wake up. Only igbso enjoy the Union because it favours them

They're quick to shout One Nigeria because it's favours the Parasitic regions. 100% resource control.

Donmedra:
how is Hausa dragging those people? Haven't you heard of middle belt? They aren't even pro arewa.

You Igbo's should stop This ss/se nonsense, it's not fooling anyone. Your ethnic group were the ones that put the Niger delta into this mess.

It just makes Igbo's look pathetic when they always drag minorities

Parasites. Let every region have 100% resource control. How can an Hausa/Fulani man lay claim to Oil in Niger Delta. Parasites

newdawn2017:
useless mediocre ipob pigs, as if SS nor get strength to fight 4 themselves. Attache by force

https://www.nairaland.com/2084723/amaechi-im-igbo-jonathan-says
Do you think the Igbo speaking tribe is confined to the Southeast region only?
Amaechi: I’m Igbo, Jonathan who says his name is Azikiwe can’t speak the language
Rotimi Amaechi, Rivers state governor, on Friday declared that he was Igbo and could speak the language while President Goodluck Jonathan whose other name is Azikiwe could not.
Speaking before a crowd of supporters at the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign in Aba, Abia state, Amaechi said: I am a bona fide Igbo man.
“My name is Amaechi, but President Jonathan who says his name is Azikiwe cannot speak the Igbo language.”
“He says his name Ebele; let him speak Igbo and let us see.”
Meanwhile, Muhammadu Buhari, who was given the title of Ogbuagu 1 by the traditional ruler of Aba, emphasised that security and the economy remained the key issues in his campaign.
He extolled the entrepreneurial abilities of the Igbo, assuring them that his government would create jobs through farming and mining for the unskilled youth while local entrepreneurs would be encouraged.
“The Igbo people ARE hardworking and my government would do everything possible to ensure that the people are empowered,” he said.
“The main concern of the APC is to make sure there are no idle Nigerian youths roaming the streets without jobs.”
http://www.thecable.ng/amaechi-im-igbo-jonathan-says-name-azikiwe-cant-speak-language

Cure your ignorance.

newdawn2017:
useless mediocre ipob pigs, as if SS nor get strength to fight 4 themselves. Attache by force

The greatest fear of the Parasitic region is the alliance of the SS&SE (The old eastern region). Let every region face their God given resources. 100% resource control.

Donmedra:
I think it's time the ijaw, urhobo etc put these Igbo's in their place.

Always trying to drag the south south into their problems

I think its time the Hausa/Fulani stop dragging the Idomas,Tivs, Ebiras,Okun,Jukuns, Igallas,Southern Kaduna,Taraba,Jos etc to themselves in the name of North.
Biafra is not restricted to the Southeastern states only.

MY EXPERIENCE AS I ENROUTE TO ABUJA FROM ADAMAWA

The RUGA program has truly commenced!!!

In the early hours of Sunday, June 30, 2019 i enroute from Adamawa State to Abuja.
While approaching Billiri, i saw a multitude of cattles and Fulanis (men, women and their children) standing on the road, they looked stranded, It was as if they were sent out of their homes. I asked myself, Why is this large number of cattle and Fulani on the road?”.
Still moving, while approaching Futuk, a local settlement in Gombe State, I saw another multitude of cattles close to a river bank, these ones were more in number compared to the previous, and they included cows, camels, sheeps and goats, all being controlled and monitored by their Fulani owners. I thought they had settled there for a while for the cattles to have water to drink, probably after a long journey.

As we kept on moving, I was greatly surprised to see them in their numbers along the road as they increased geometrically. This could be the Settlers President Buhari is carving lands for, i thought.
Reaching Alkaleri, a town in Bauchi State, our vehicle stopped for passengers to have some rest and perhaps grab something to eat before we continue the journey.
Where we were at Alkaleri, i saw a young and vibrant Fulani herder; i approached him and engaged him in a conversation. This I did to find out why there were so many 'stranded-looking' Fulanis on the way with their cattles; i presumed he would know!
As i walked up to him, i said, Inakwana which means ‘Good morning’ in Hausa language and he responded Walla Hausa. At this point i suspected he does not understand Hausa language, perhaps not a Nigerian. I think i should speak the little Fulfulde I understand, maybe thats what he understands I said to myself. So i said Noi which means How are you? and he replied “Jam” meaning Fine. And I continued by asking him if he could speak Fulfulde in Fulani which is referred to as 'awodi fulfulde na' and he said Oui which I know to mean Yes in French. Why didnt he reply me in Fulfulde but in French?, I became more curious, i decided to communicate in French with him which I discovered he could only speak well, luckily for me, I understand French too, so the conversation continued in French.
I asked him Tu parles Française and with a big smile he answered, Oui. Hearing me speak French, he was so amazed, the joy was written all over his paled face. In French, i inquired to know where he came from and he told me he was from Mali. MALI!

This immediately confirmed my suspicion, he was not a Nigerian!
It was there and then I knew that Nigerians are on the verge of losing their lands to foreigners.

If you are a Buharist and you love what he is doing, my brother, continue to support him! I bet you, this will not only affect you but your entire generation.

I wish for this not to happen in my generation because it's a pity that this generation is full of cowards.
I say this without apology!

RUGA program means 'allowing foreigners to graze and live with us in our own land'.

*I stand to say no to RUGA*.

I am *Emperor Kingsley Emmanuel*
(An Advocate for Positive Change)

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