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vladimiros:
[size=15pt] I am a Niger Deltan from Akwa Ibom state

and Seun has really goofed.

Nigerian Government arrested Nnamdi Kanu and the riots escalated

the fool has decided to limit freedom of speech

after he would start quoting Mark Zuckerberg..

this country is mean if you are not Yoruba or Hausa..[/size]

BiafraForums:
Go to the Nigeria Forum, it's a solid platform. Waiting.

Pesuzok:
so what is lawless about getting a court order

HopeAtHand:
Hahaha..If only she is priviledged enough to see me, she go apply to date me...BTW my name is Ifeanyichukwu, if it peppers you.

Igbos are tactless with a capital .T...anyone who kills himself for IPOB, dies for nothing..absolutely nothing.

Mark Today the 3rd of Dec. 2015..You guys have only succeeded in dragging your political gains in Nigeria 20yrs backwards..Nigeria will not divide anytime soon and Igbos will see how the suspicion whenever they mutter the word Igbo president will be.

You think you have the support of Rivers state, hehehehe..think again.

HopeAtHand:
Was the bolded necessary.

charcoal:
so iPod people are afraid of Hausa's

Cowards!!

Chyz2:
[size=15pt]OPC protest unnecessary –Northern youths, Ezeife, others[/size]
•It’s in order –Osoba

By WILY EYA and OMONIYI SALAUDEEN

Sunday, December 11, 2011





Diverse interest groups in the country have reacted to Thursday’s anti-Boko Haram protest in Lagos by the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC) against any violent attack on the Southwest region.
Tthe group led by its founder, Fredrick Fasehun, took to the streets with gun-wielding youths calling on the dreaded Boko Haram to steer clear of the region.

But president of the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, Alhaji Shetiima Yerima, in an interview with Sunday Sun, said the act of the OPC was unnecessary, as it was capable of heightening the tension in the country.
According to him, the group should have made its position on the threatening security challenge known to the government rather than organizing a protest that could be hijacked by unscrupulous elements in the society to perpetrate their criminal activities.

His words: “I do not know exactly what informed the protest. But for me, the protest was unnecessary because already there is tension in the country. Besides, we all know that that some people have been taken undue advantage of the Boko Haram to perpetrate their criminal acts. I think what they have done was to make their position on the security situation in the country known to the government rather than taking to the street and causing more tension in the land.”

The aftermath of the protest, he noted, was already causing apprehension within the Hausa communities in Lagos.
“Since they staged the protest, I have been inundated with several calls from northern leaders expressing worries over the safety of Hausa communities in the South West. But because of our good relationship with OPC, I have spoken extensively with Dr. Fredrick Fasehun and he assured me that the intension was not to attack any tribe in the region.”
Speaking in the same vein, a former governor of old Anambra State, Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeife, said though the protest was not out of place, it could heighten tension in the land.

“Everybody is on the edge because of the attitude of Boko Haram . So, I don’t blame anybody for coming out loud to issue such a warning threat, especially when you have evidence of possibility of their coming to attack people in the South West. The only thing is that it could heighten fear among the people when you hear such warning. To that extent, it is dangerous. But I am sure; they are not reacting for nothing. When you see people who are not wishing you well, you have to warn them from a reasonable distance not to move near you.”

On his part, Secretary-General of Aka Ikenga, an Igbo socio-cultural group, Goddy Uwazuruike, described as treasonable any action that is capable of undermining national security.
“The OPC has a right of assembly and right of holding views. But if there is violence and threat to national security, it is treason. Boko Haram carrying out violence and threatening national security is treasonable. Nobody has a right to unlawfully carry arms in Nigeria and I do not support that even if everybody or group has a right to assembly and free speech.”

However, former Ogun State Governor, Segun Osoba, expressing a divergent view, argued that there was nothing wrong in what the OPC did to protect the interest of the Yoruba.
“They were merely exercising their rights to protect their community. In Yoruba, every family has members of Islamic faith and Christians. So, turning religious issue to violence is unacceptable in Yoruba land. Government should find way of talking to them as they did to the militants. And, of course, government has a lot of channels through which it can solve the problem,” he said.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/dec/11/national-11-12-2011-008.html

Lasinoh:
Instead of these ones to go and clear all the gutters around Lagos. . .they are busy carrying 'tiko-tiko' dane guns all over Lagos for some hyper-attention deficit seeking disorderly manifestations. MEND never show face, im come be 'ACN. . .Advanced Cowards of Nigeria'. . . Shi le kun jor!
Who told the m0r0ns that BH is interested in crossing down to Southern Nigeria?
Local touts!

If gunshots break out in an event of any signs of war. . .they will be hiding under the bridges of Lagos eating refuse!



Real hoodlums!
If na northerners now. . .dem go say na 'almajiris'!
Thank God no gang rap-ing events were recorded.
It is only a matter of time before little girls start disappearing from all parts of Lagos with these almajiris all over the place.
Beware of pedo-philes and ra-pists!

Obiagu1:
We shall be free.

Jyah01:
We the Niger deltan r not going to join the biafara we only need resource control.

[b]He said, “The money received from the Excess Crude Account was N266bn and we put N145bn on federal assets. As of today, we have not got a reimbursement of one naira. So, if you deduct that, you will understand things better. And even though we are the largest producer of oil, since that state was created, the Federal Government has never built one kilometre of road in my state.

“There is no Federal Government presence in the whole state, not even one. Even the federal university in my state, the internal roads and infrastructure in it are done by the state government. The teaching hospital owned by the Federal Government is equipped by the state government.

“Even the hostels were built by the state government. So, the Federal Government presence in my state has been near zero. We even have a federal approval for reimbursement of the funds but it has not come. The past state government administration inherited a total decay of infrastructure but today things are different,” he added.[/b]

dearpreye:
The truth remains the same whether or not it's Yerima that said it. Every sincere Nigerian knows that this British experiment will someday collapse, and give rise to a saner system or more nations. Whenever people who do not share similar values are aggregated together into one Lugardian Cage, violence, intolerance and ultimate separation are inevitable. The more homogenous a people are, the better for them.

In the era and age, every people should be allowed to chart their destinies, and where peaceful separation isn't possible, any other means should be deployed to achieve that. Can two walk together expect they be agreed? Certainly NO.

I still reiterate my total support to the Biafra people and their demand for self determination. And I salute their doggedness and courage.

Except you engage the oppressors, you're very much likely going to remain oppressed and that same oppression will be passed onto your kids. Pleading with the oppressor only boldens their resolve and pillagery.

isee!
Keep shouting. Keep discussing it. And you shall overcome. God bless the Igbo nation.

Toscoas2:
You shld hv started Ds BTW 2009-2015 wen GEJ was then d president. unah b thief

suwalee:
the fight for freedom is awesome tho But their motive might change nd it might turn to d same nigeria u discared wats d point let's all work togeda nd mak nigeria work again that's all

suwalee:
I'm SS I jst hope dey don't join all dis yeeBos to leave naija cos at the end dey ain't trustworthy nnamdi Kalu is fighting for his own stomach wen d country divides that's wen we will kno if they all mean well for us I still stand for a one nigeria

sukkot:
yerima the kunu sippin pedophile is drunk.

every biafran agitator needs to be fed to hungry alligators