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Politics › Re: We Are Now Back To "Biafra Or Death" Stage by KGBKremlin: 12:43pm On Sep 20, 2023
JealousCobra:
Keep fooling yourselves, in a wrestling bout a fighter who holds his opponent on the ground stays there with him. It is only those with common sense understands this! 😎
Unity beggars nigeria doesn't want Igbo stop forcing yourselves on Nigeria
Politics › Re: We Are Now Back To "Biafra Or Death" Stage by KGBKremlin: 12:41pm On Sep 20, 2023
ChiefJusticeFuc:
Like clockwork.


Something we saw in early 2022 when they were decieving themselves that they love Nigeria and Nigerians more than themselves.

Rejected at the polls, dismissed at the bar, shunned by the military , the 0koro has now returned to praising same Ekpa they said was an APC mole.


These people are really foolish.

How can an entire populace be so easy to read like a street navigation sign?
The only good thing that will happen to Nigerians is chase Igbo out from our territories once their Biafra has been accomplished which I know will soon happen.
Politics › Re: The Most Closed Region To Other Ethnicities In Nigeria Is The Southeast- Omokri by KGBKremlin: 12:39pm On Sep 20, 2023
Malroux:
Reno O' mockery should continue hating on Igbos, it doesn't change the fact that he is a deadbeat dad who abandoned his legally married wife with three children, including twin boys for an Ethiopian hooker, whom he impregnated out of wedlock. Your children will never forgive you for abandoning them and their mother Reno the randy man.
Don't worry 2 years from now the hatred will disappear in Biafra, since you people don't want to acknowledge truth.
Politics › Re: Breaking: Heavy Armed Military Reinforcements Heading Towards Mbano. by KGBKremlin: 5:28am On Sep 20, 2023
HopeSpencer:
I will lead from the front.

Ipob must collect
All of you must have that Biafra you're looking for
Politics › Re: Breaking: Heavy Armed Military Reinforcements Heading Towards Mbano. by KGBKremlin: 5:27am On Sep 20, 2023
sweerychick:
In response to the deadly attack this morning, men of the Nigerian Army from 32 field artillery brigade are heading towards Ehime Mbano, sources have it that they left this evening from the barracks in four Armoured personnel Vehicles with reinforcements from neighbouring barracks. Residents living in and around Mbano have all scampered for safety.

Details loading soon
Leave igbo to have their Biafra
Politics › Re: For 57 Years, The South East Have Watched Other Regions Destroy Nigeria by KGBKremlin: 5:25am On Sep 20, 2023
BloomingDale:
Don’t worry, Biafra is sure for you guys. Once Biafra comes you will forget all the sorrows of Nigeria.
Nigeria won't progress with the present of Igbo sharing same passport with us.
Politics › Re: For 57 Years, The South East Have Watched Other Regions Destroy Nigeria by KGBKremlin: 5:24am On Sep 20, 2023
gidgiddy:
The last time a South Easterner led Nigeria, Ironsi, we still had 4 Regions and resources control, July 1966

We were rated with other countries such as China, South Korea and Singapore, all of whom have since left Nigeria bebind and zoomed ahead

Then came Gowon(NC), Murutala(NW), Obasanjo(SW), Shagari(NW), Buhari(NW), Babangida(NC), Shonekan(SW), Abacha(NW), Abubakar(NE), Obasanjo(SW), Yaradua(NW), GEJ(SS), Buhari(NW), Tinubu(SW)

A total of 57 of failure in which we have seen all 4 Region and resource control disappear, had civil war, had multiple military coups, seen 36 unviable states appear, witnessed multiple recessions, saw the Naira crash, watch the economy nosedive, become world poverty capital and 8th most insecure country on earth


Those who said they can do better, those who said they have the capacity to take Nigeria higher, those who said they have vision, only spent the last 57 years bringing Nigeria to the edge of hellfire where it now dangles precariously

The South East keeps watching
Focus on Biafra and stop wasting your time with Nigeria issues after all Igbo started the iniquities happening in Nigeria and the only solution is for Igbo to leave.
Politics › Re: Biafra War: The Pattern Of Violence by KGBKremlin: 6:20pm On Sep 19, 2023
naija4life247:
If you start another senseless war again, what you will get this time will be total massacre and wipe out.

Were you people expecting hugs and kisses after declaring war against the Federal Republic? Well, Yoruba Demons in Military uniform gave hugs, kisses, and dicks to your women, ladies, and girls
Those bandits in the north want Igbo to get Biafra, before they unleash south east, since they think they are powerful online
Politics › Re: Biafra War: The Pattern Of Violence by KGBKremlin: 6:18pm On Sep 19, 2023
Curious345:
Violence against Ibos occurred in phases. Significant “group-targeted” violence began as early as 1945, but the major and sustained phases began in 1966. About 30,000 Ibos, mostly civilians, were killed in three waves of genocidal attacks between May 29 and September 29, 1966.

The killings were indiscriminate except that victims were Ibos, and they were killed for being Ibos. The killings were not outcomes of mob actions or riots. Evidence from survivors, victims and observers of the genocides prove that the various acts of violence against the Igbos were deliberated and coordinated by highly placed northern politicians with the connivance of some officers of the federal government.

The instigation for violence against Ibos in 1966 derived from various incitements by government functionaries who complained bitterly about Ibo dominance of commerce in the north. This complaint was extended to mean the existence of an Igbo conspiracy to become the new rulers of independent Nigeria.

The pattern of violence during the pogroms (May 29, July 29 and September 29, 1966) was similar to the attack against the Ibos during the civil war that would last for more than 3 years, between July 1967 and January 1970. Although official hostilities were declared between the federal and Biafran side, the conduct of the war by the federal troops in some instances offended the laws of war and invoked images of the pre-war violence against the Ibo. Even when Biafran strongholds were overrun by the federal side and there were no effective resistances, the genocidal dimensions of the war continued to manifest. Several foreign and local journalists reported cruel attacks on Ibos who were neither belligerents or in the way of battle.

There are many documented testimonies of victims and observers about the gross cruelty and barbarism of the Nigerian soldiers meted on Igbos civilians even after the surrender of Biafran rebel soldiers, acts that raised the question of a genocidal motivation. At least that was the conclusion of the Investigators of the International Commission of Jurists led by Dr. Mensah of Ghana. According to Dr. Mensah he received evidence from two witnesses about mass graves where dead, sick and wounded Biafrans were buried alive with some sucklings and “the cries and wailing of the sick, the wounded and the babies could be heard from a long distance away.” In this testimony, it was also mentioned that, when these mass graves had been covered, the Federal soldiers danced native war dances over them. Dr Mensa concluded that “I am of the opinion that in many of these cases cited to me hatred of the Biafrans (mainly Igbos) and a wish to exterminate them was a foremost motivational factor.”3

There is no doubt from the evidence of international and local observers of the pogroms of 1966 and the three year civil war that Biafran civilians, especially Ibos, were victims of gross cruelty reminiscent of the Jewish genocide. There is sufficient evidence that the masterminds of these attacks were motivated, as Dr. Mensah put it in the ICJ Report, by a “wish to exterminate” the Ibos. But how does this motivation square up with the policy and politics of the war? Is it really the fact that other ethnic groups, especially the Hausa-Fulani in northern Nigeria, wanted the Ibos completely wiped out or driven out of Nigeria?

The difficulty in understanding the genocidal behavior derives mainly from the nature of the civil war: how to reconcile the genocidal intent with the determination to keep Biafrans in Nigeria? It will appear that rather than other Nigerian ethnic groups wanting the Igbo outside the federation, they wanted them inside. Given that genocide usually involves determination to drive the victimized ethnic or religious group out of the territorial space, how do we understand the sort of genocide that wants the victims inside rather than outside?

However, based on official statements, we can give the benefit of doubt to Gowon and conclude that in spite of brutality and violence against civilians, acts that contravened the Geneva Conventions, the policy for taking arms against Biafra was to crush Ojukwu’s rebellion and maintain the federation.

But this conclusion has to explain such egregious violence against ordinary Ibos and statements by Nigeria war commanders like Benjamin Adekunle, a.k.a. “Black Scorpion,” that “I want to see no Red Cross, no Caritas, no World Council of Churches, no Pope, no missionary and no UN delegation. I want to prevent even one Ibo from having even one piece to eat before their capitulation. We shoot at everything that moves and when our troops march into the center of Ibo territory, we shoot at everything even at things that do not move…”9 Is such statement part of the conduct of a dirty war or does it evince a “motivation” to genocide? At a minimum, we can argue that there was strong hatred and demonization of the Ibos, which made such cruelty and gory killing of civilians conceivable and tolerable, even in the context of a civil war.
The same thing you're in south Africa, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, India, Ethiopia, Pakistan etc later you cry out that they are killing your people.
Politics › Re: We Are Investigating Video Of Bandits, Soldiers In Katsina – DHQ by KGBKremlin: 4:09pm On Sep 19, 2023
SalamRushdie:
Lol..Keep deceiving yourselves...One bandit killed 36 Special Force soldiers in Niger state and totaled one helicopter and till date the DHQ has refused to declare him wanted ..The governor of the state even went to Abuja to beg the president not to use military force against them
Tinubu tribalism won't keep him in Aso rock reach a year.
Politics › Re: We Are Investigating Video Of Bandits, Soldiers In Katsina – DHQ by KGBKremlin: 4:07pm On Sep 19, 2023
Islie:
https://leadership.ng/we-are-investigating-video-of-bandits-soldiers-in-katsina-dhq/

Watch the video in Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/7844865/video-fulani-men-carrying-ak47
Tinubu is a bloody civilian, that's the message from the bandits in Katsina
Politics › Re: Gunmen Kill Eight Soldiers, Policemen In Imo by KGBKremlin: 3:58pm On Sep 19, 2023
nedu666:
I thought army said they were the ones that killed 3 inside forest. How come they are now the victims
Says by labaja
Politics › Re: Gunmen Kill Eight Soldiers, Policemen In Imo by KGBKremlin: 3:53pm On Sep 19, 2023
Politics › Re: Sudden Decline In Ipob News by KGBKremlin: 7:51pm On Sep 14, 2023
AwokenVawulence:
Who else noticed the sudden decline in ipob attacks
Hope you've ready to south east and join the army.
The pictures you're seeing online is from south west or maybe you're part of the Unity beggars.
Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:44pm On Sep 14, 2023
ideynl1:
You must continue to bash Igbos, so that your agbado comrades can continue to praise you.
We are not the tribalist, bigotry or eye service type that's why we doesn't represent a tribe apart knowing that we are linage of Edo (Niger Delta)

We're here to put all tribalism in there position.

Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:27pm On Sep 14, 2023
ideynl1:
MagicBishop, Have you finished bashing Igbos?
This is not about Igbo, you can't be using tribalism and be depending to feed through us.
Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:25pm On Sep 14, 2023
Alliswell248:
Pity yourself.....
U can't reap where you didn't sow.

Wait for Hoebi.....
Thunder fire you without us in Ama, brown roof coward like could have swallow by Igbo even in your land.

Ode
Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:23pm On Sep 14, 2023
Solsix:
Yorubarization of Nigeria have started
It will back fire them
Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:13pm On Sep 14, 2023
ObiaboAdoka:
True talk. During campaign d will deceive d minority tribe to vote for Dem. Na we d b minority tribe I d pity for.
Tinubu won't go anywhere with this early tribalism.
It is Niger Delta people that make him president not even the north cos there wasn't any action the north and the West unleash during his trial time in court and during election.

I de pity Yoruba
Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:09pm On Sep 14, 2023
chigator2:
Where is the slur, has it not been Yoruba appointment, after Yoruba appointment. What precedent are you guys setting in this country.

Northerners are only quiet because they feel they are next in line to enjoy their turn.

CJN - Yoruba
Police Force - Yoruba
Army - Yoruba
Customs - Yoruba
FIRS - Yoruba
Ministry - Yoruba lagba

Kwantinue. Everybody is learning how to hate, when the stage is set, we will dance.
I pity this Yoruba people, Buhari was a retired general he couldn't do shit due to tribalism and stupidity.

Tinubu will soon sacrifice south west same as Buhari did in the north.
Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:05pm On Sep 14, 2023
obembet:
I don't wish this administration bad... Whatever the decision they take wil affect us... So keep ur devilish wishes to your community people
Without my people Tinubu won't near Aso rock, you swan.

I understand what is happening than your follow follow tribe,mumu.
Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:04pm On Sep 14, 2023
Mitsurugi:
grin
I was just discussing this with a friend at the beginning of the week. Dismantle every BUHARI. It is the turn of qualified Yorubas everywhere
Qualified Yoruba indeed they should make their region that looks like sacrifice qualify first Nigeria isn't Lagos
Politics › Re: Tinubu appoints Zacch Adedeji as FIRS acting boss by KGBKremlin: 7:01pm On Sep 14, 2023
OPONG:
embarassed Tinubu should appoint other tribe too
This is Yoruba for you betrayal

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