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Israeljones:People like me are plenty in this world. If u people marry Igbo women and treat dem disrepectfully, dont think the entire Igboland will tolerate disrespect. |
Let me just add to all these Benin and Yoruba men, just becos u married Igbo women that have been used and leftover by Igbo men, does not give u the right to personalize our affairs or interfere in our affairs. U only married our left-over, we did not induct u into our collective. Igbos generally dont interfere in the affairs of their inlaw. It is not our custom and we will not tolerate forwardness from foreigners that think marrying an Igbo woman is an express ticket to becoming Igbo or involvement in our affairs. Let Linus Idahosa concern himself with Edo State issues, after-all Nnamdi Kanu never included Edo in Biafra. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAHsP-bLoBM |
Stephanie Okereke Husband Challenging Bruce Fein, US Lawyers Over Biafra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyttDaGULY4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgN8OJfOihs |
African need to stop behaving like Monkeys. This is silly. |
Like Buhari, like Obiano... Obiano must go!
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See dem... Conspirators to steal Anambra from the people.
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This is the nonsense Peter Obi caused. All we wanted was Soludo and Bianca but Peter Obi and GEJ made that impossible. Now we have a closet APC Gov in a whole Anambra state.
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Kingsley1000:From day 1, I have been suspecting Obiano and Buhari. They appear very comfortable with each other. I am not Ok with dat.
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Obiano should step down 4 Soludo and Bianca. |
Preciousnelly19:We cannot have a closet APC Governor in Anambra state flying APGA, we prefer PDP like Soludo and Peter Obi instead. |
nghubs1:Na one go miss lead the other. Thank God, they were not killed. If i was Gov, i will deal with dem but spare their life becos they can still change. |
I seriously suspect this man is planning a decamp to APC in the near future.
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In as much as i want Soludo to take over in 2020, Anambra need change. PDP is so tempting, i swear, but i suspect that APC will rather rig the election in favour of Obiano than allow the state fall to PDP. |
Who say brotherly no dey sweet na liar. Feeling the love all the way from Rivers to Enugu. We are one family. ![]() |
Lizzdeb:the reason i add u is becos of ur pose, it is so inviting. ![]() |
PigHunter:Keep deceiving urself. Very soon the number of Yoruba and Yoruba marriage will be equal to Yoruba and Igbo women marriages. U are in ur own lane, nobody dey follow u drag am. Igbo men generally stick to their own. Hausafulani same, but yoruba men with inferiority complex want to use Igbo blood to make urself better looking. Well, i cannot look down on u 4 dat. I can only pity u. |
The only Yoruba monarch that i actually respect. A monarch with class and pedigree. Not the usual area boyz Oba? This one is prestigious and an embodiment of royalty. In fact, all other Yoruba monarch are ban from the SE/SS except the Ooni of Ife. However, IPOB remains Biafrans. |
Y the publication? Na u be the first to use sex hook man for marriage? Or are u the first igbo woman to marry Afonja? Kini big deal? The yoruba boy will give his arm and leg, once u carry the igbo brand. So nothing special here. |
Or the case is now at the courts both nationally and internationally. Violence is not a means to actualize Biafra. If a whole Biafra war in the 1960s did not kill the agitation, u will be naive to think operation python dance achieved anything. |
misterme:This is the problem with Nigeria, they are slow with important issues and fast with irrelevant issues. |
Nna eh, is it our Royal Isi Agu that Juliet Ibrahim turn to jump suit. Chei, these girls should leave the Isi Agu for Ndi Nze na Ozo, Ichie |
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-41493014 4 October 2017 From the section Europe Share this with Facebook Share this with Twitter Share this with Messenger Share this with Email Share Media captionCarles Puigdemont spoke to the BBC on Tuesday evening Catalonia will declare independence from Spain in a matter of days, the leader of the autonomous region has told the BBC. In his first interview since a disputed vote on Sunday, Carles Puigdemont said his government would "act at the end of this week or the beginning of next". Meanwhile, Spain's King Felipe VI said the vote's organisers had put themselves "outside the law". He said the situation in Spain was "extremely serious", calling for unity. Tensions between Spain and the north-eastern Catalonia region continue to mount, days after the vote was marred by violence involving national police. The Spanish High Court said it had begun an investigation into key Catalan figures on Wednesday on suspicion of sedition - inciting rebellion against the state - including the head of Catalonia's regional police. Josep Lluis Trapero, who leads the Mossos d'Esquadra force, is suspected of failing to control a demonstration during a police raid on Catalan government offices before the vote. More on Catalan crisis Divided loyalties: The couples at odds over independence Analysis: Biggest crisis for a generation Could Catalonia make a success of independence? What did Catalan leader say? In his BBC interview, Carles Puigdemont said his government would "act at the end of this week or the beginning of next". He also revealed there was currently no contact between the government in Madrid and his devolved administration. When asked what he would do if the Spanish government were to intervene and take control of Catalonia's government, Mr Puigdemont said it would be "an error which changes everything". Under Article 155 of the Spanish constitution, the government in Madrid is permitted to impose direct rule on an autonomous regions. What happens now? Groups in the Catalan parliament have agreed that parliament should meet in full assembly on Monday. Mr Puigdemont could use that occasion to make a unilateral declaration of independence. Media captionThe BBC's Tom Burridge on how the crisis in Spain is likely to unfold He was due to make a statement at 21:00 (19:00GMT) on Wednesday. The Spanish government has vowed to resist any declaration of independence, with Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy saying the vote made a "mockery" of democracy. Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau has called on both sides to talk. "Neither a declaration of independence nor article 155. More than ever we need dialogue and bridges," she tweeted. The European parliament was due to debate the crisis on Wednesday afternoon. Many Catalans have been angered by the European Commission's statement on Monday that events in Catalonia were an internal issue for Spain. Why is king's intervention significant? Media captionKing Felipe VI: "Catalan society is fractured" In his televised address, King Felipe said the Catalan leaders who organised the referendum showed their "disrespect to the powers of the state". "They have broken the democratic principles of the rule of law," he said. But many Catalans were more concerned about what the king did not say, reports the BBC's Patrick Jackson, who watched the address in a bar in Barcelona city centre. "There were no words about the scenes of police beating voters on Sunday, no urgent appeal for dialogue between the Spanish and Catalan governments, no acknowledgment of the real hunger here for independence or at least a proper, legal referendum, not even a word or two of Catalan," he says. Media captionClare and Kike react to the Spanish king's address It was a missed opportunity to push the two sides towards dialogue, said one customer in the bar. Q&A: Do Catalans really want independence? Why Catalan emotions are running high How Barcelona and Madrid viewed the vote What happened during Sunday's vote? Nearly 900 people were hurt as police violently tried to enforce a Spanish court order suspending the vote, which the government had declared illegal. Media captionRiot police were seen using batons and kicking people to block voting Some police officers were seen firing rubber bullets, storming into polling stations and pulling women by their hair. Thirty-three police officers were also injured, local medical officials said. Shocked by what they had seen, hundreds of thousands of Catalans joined street protests on Tuesday. A general strike was also called in protest at "the grave violation of rights and freedoms" seen during the ballot. What about the ballot results? More than 2.2 million people voted on Sunday, according to the Catalan government. Officials put the vote in support of independence at nearly 90%, but official results have not yet been released. There are several reports of gaping irregularities, partly attributed to a system which permitted voters to cast their ballots anywhere in a bid to get around the police measures to stop the vote. Spanish media carried reports of some Catalan areas counting far more votes than residents. Catalan officials said the turnout was 42%, potentially weakening the position of Mr Puigdemont. |
In times like this, who speaks for the Igbos? who are igbo nationalist voice? Since wen is freedom of speech punishable by death but armed groups enjoying freedom? Even the militant are paid monthly. |
Who speaks for the Igbos? Are we slaves? Every tribe, even the smallest ones have nationalist that speak for them, it is only igbo that wen somebody get up to speak, the federal gov will kill dem. Are Igbos slave? |
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