₦airaland Forum

Diademk07:
Who's calling for wars on the Ibos? Lol..

The point is you can't expect us to keep quiet in the face of your hate speeches! And lol at your peaceful agitation claim.

kn23h:
@laudate and deomelo

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Obi1kenobi:
You might not be this cavalier with the Arewa youth threats when the butchery in the North starts. And believe it or not, it often ropes other Southerners, including Yorubas, into the madness. I've said my peace several times about Nnamdi Kanu and his band of miscreants. That doesn't mean I'll absolve the reprobates who have made tacit threats against Igbos in the North. Nobody really believes IPOB piglets are a threat to anyone, regardless of their crude insults of the Nigerian "zoo" and noisy, chest-beating rallies. Our Northern brethren are an entirely different culture. I'd be here all day detailing their rap-sheet of mass-slaughter long before Nigerian independence till today. Everything sets them off on a butchery spree, from a Palestinian boy killed in Israel to a cartoon in Denmark mocking their prophet Mohammed to Nigeria attempting host Miss World to random post-election violence etc.

Everything doesn't have to descend to an Igbo-Yoruba snipe-fest. Sometimes, many of you should possess enough maturity to say frank truths that have to be said. The instinctive defensiveness of many Yorubas here about Northerners is a little bit bizarre to me and I'm yet to understand it.

Mbediogu:
Igbos don't practice that. I first heard about such at Aidogodo and Atlo both in Idomaland. Agada and you may be speaking from what you know.

Kazim88:
Arewa Youths should employ you as their lawyer to defend them in ICC that "the reason we declared genocide against the Igbos (to a large degree the south) is because of what again? slowpoke.

Are they responsible for Kanu action or words...
Is any man responsible for another man.

Why not face Kanu and defeat him.. You turn around to wake a sleeping Lion.

If you know how powerful Igbos in the North are you guys should not had get them against Nigeria...

IPOB is just being nice... Compare to North New Enemy "Northern Igbos " mixed blood.

Violently, Legally, Financially, Internationally or Otherwise... They would match the North.

Oct 1st would clear your doubt.

stanluiz:
You are still ranting continue to defend your masters.

Yyeske:
I never support any killing of any kind and moreover, the arewa youths never mentioned genocide as your radio Biafra has being lieing about.
Take that to the bank you Somali Jew

Yyeske:
I guess those IPOB miscreants walking around Abuja the last time are from Ghana

Kazim88:
Attack?? do you know the psychological effect of that quit notice on an average igbo family that had settle down in the North.

Do you know million of Igbos that own homes businesses in the North

They are the one fighting the North now... This people would be worst than IPOB.. because you involved them in the battle they were not interested in.

kp3tech:
My people as same religion, same group, same Association... My people as in..

Those people you are guys harassed are independent, some even had not link With SE anymore.. They were loyal to the North.

That they share a tribe with Someelse is not their fault.

That Kanu was ranting, was not their fault... They had no power over the case.

But you attack them because you are foolish, because you think they are weak, with no defense... You destroy your region with ur own hands out of racism and tribal discrimination

stanluiz:
Cry me a river.But kanu is still on trial then when will arewa youth be arrested.

Kazim88:
go and read Kaduna Declaration

go listen to that hate audio

go play those hate song.

lastly go and explain ur dumb interpretation to ECOWAS, UN and AU.

Arewa Youths are now International Terrorist Group.

stanluiz:
Yoruba Muslim defending their slave master.

kp3tech:
They want to kill all the southerner in North because of what one man said... Because of one man insults... They want to massacre innocent civilians.

And they are saying it proudly.

Are this people human being?

So the people they gave quit notice in their own country did not commit any crime... No crime at all.

These people would go to jail oo..

234ng44uk:
There you go again. Only people from South Eastern Nigeria have sense. When you insult people, you will be insulted back. Why are we talking about genocide in the first place? Because an Ndigbo called Nnamdi Kanu started beating a war drum with his campaign of calumny and hate speeches. He spared no tribe in Nigeria. Other tribes got agitated and said "you know what guys, pack your thing and leave our region". This wouldn't happen if your son didn't incite the animosity. Afterall, no "quite notice" was issued to our other brothers from other regions.

Moreover, that Northern leaders endorse genocide against the Ibos is not a crime itself. No genocide was committed, yet. However, we cannot guarantee what will happen if Nnamdi Kanu and his IPOB thugs are not tamed. The Ibos have more to lose.

Kazim88:
If you northerners have 1% sense... You should have follow his case in court.

Why would you people threaten genocide in innocent civilians that were loyal to the North....

You people should have threaten Kanu... Insult Kanu, infact insult his parent... not genocide against a whole tribe that are independent of Kanu behavior

You guys don't know what you step ur foot into..

That Kanu said... is not a zero good excuse for genocide.... Go get acquainted with International law on genocide and racial discrimination.

Kanu has nothing to do with does people in the North... their only crime was that they are Igbos... which is a crime against humanity.

scarr:
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bfn1:
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rumours:
Good morning. The meaning is that use and dump is over. The emancipation of the Middle Belt has started. I have been wondering how a people of superior intelligence could become easily manipulatable.

Jiang:
sigh...some people just love drawing unnecessary attention, why u dey try to provoke that thug like trouble maker again,

Several leaders moved to forcefully suppress dat arewa idi#t & you come go ECOWAS again to provoke am. well, You Mr lawyer+ THE arewa youth leader + kanu can go fuvk urselfs.

I dont know why you eastern grown igbos are extremely rude to northerners when you visit thier land & u expect them to be nice to you.

Kanu warned that the Indigenous People of Biafra would commence what they called a new wave of freedom fighting, to carve a separate state of Biafra from the present Nigeria. He said the implication of what they were doing was that they have honoured their dead and remembered those that fought and died for Biafra” stressing that from this day onwards they would now do proper freedom fighting, the way it should be done.

Kanu explained that though the agitation would begin peacefully, it would entail taking up of arms since according to him, “there cannot be real freedom fighting, by drinking a cup of tea”. “We come in peace, but we bring hell with us. If there is no Biafra, this place will be completely destroyed. Everything will die here, or they give us Biafra. So there is, and will be no compromise. We won’t retreat, and we won’t surrender. We have come here to fight for our country, or we die fighting for our freedom,” he said. http://g.radiobiafra.co/news/nnamdi-kanu-director-of-radio-biafra-addresses-crowd-at-enugu-during-the-memorial-day

Mbediogu:
Read it again SIR. Same parent(s) mean same Mother and Father.

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Mbediogu:
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Ojiofor:
That part of the state has similar culture with the Igbo and even share words. Why this common practice if they do not originate from the same place?

Let me tell you how these similarities came about. When you went to settle in those boundary areas, at least you intermarry and even go to same market. We were doing things together. Then, there was this feeling among our people that because we had come to that place as a result of migration, we must prepare and fortify ourselves so that people would not overrun us as a result of war again. So, the Igbo person from the boundary would tell our people ‘bring this type of Juju and use it so that nobody can overrun you’. As such, at that time, our people adopted their type of Juju called Okpa.

Apart from Okpa, there were other types and even one called ‘’Onmabe’’, which is a type of masquerade. Then, according to them, they believed with the masquerade, you wouldn’t have any form of accident. It was the Igbo that owned the masquerade then. But because of the interaction between our people and Igbo, they also mounted the ‘’Onmabe’’ in our areas so that if you come to our place here, you would see the ‘Okpa’ and ‘Onmabe’ and if you cross to the East in Obolafor, you would see same thing. That would make you think we have the same culture. There was a day our community decided to collect all the ‘Okpas’ and all the ‘Onmabes’ and dumped them in the east across the border. Any one that remained, we set them ablaze and we did away with that culture.

I think you as a person lack comprehension,read the bolded part and tell me who migrated and who adivced them on how to survive.

PRXPERT:
The state is populated by several ethnic groups: Tiv, Idoma, Igede, Etulo, Abakpa, Jukun, Hausa, Igbo, Akweya and Nyifon. The Tiv are the dominant ethnic group, occupying 14 local government areas with the Etulo and Jukun , while the Idoma, Igede, Igbo, Akweya and Nyifon occupy the remaining nine local government areas.

PRXPERT:
Benue State is named after the Benue River and was formed from the former Benue-Plateau State in 1976, along with Igala and some part of Kwara State. In 1991 some areas of Benue state (mostly Igala area), along with areas in Kwara State, were carved out to become part of the new Kogi State. Igbo people are found in the boundary areas of Ebonyi State and Enugu State in local government areas like the Obi, Oju etc.

Ojiofor:
Ndigbo was there before they came according to his narative and they adopted Igbo culture,language,juju,masquerade in fact everything became Igbo except the people.I see.It's a free world btw.