Daboomb:


Were you around during the Civil War?
I am sure you are a 'Millenium' Child.
What you are describing up there, has happened before!
Go and read about it and see how people are no tlooking like 'slowpoke' but looking like a Ghost ....without flesh!
I dont want to remind anyone with pictures, it is a gory sight to behold.

jpphilips:



Obviously the Umuahia born nematode doesn't pay his tax, so what qualifies him a citizen while wielding a red passport?

franchizy:
Is this suppose to be news. Im shocked that an illitracy, criminal and school drop out is brain wash useless youths of his region.

What did kanu spoke here that will make you pools hails him.

Kanu must be arrest soon and will be send back to kuje where he will be walk with an empty bare foot and ate watery beans.

Useless ipok youths.

mynd1:
See this ipod? Mr president should be careful? for what? Dude u think like a cartoon I swear for typing this trash. mtchewww! Mr president is back and if any mumu ipod do anyhow Buratai boys go use am do suya walahi and nothing will happen.

jpphilips:


unity with who? are we united with Kanu and his IPOB? kanu should show me his tax clearance certificate for the last 3yrs, where is his british passport? kanu should shut up when nigerians are talking!!

bamite:
Go and take a look at the names of those commenting, the non Nigerians among them are not more than 4

bamite:
Mostly ipob commenters. Not suprised

jpphilips:


Nigeria is not the only country in the world whose constitution left out referendum, even the united states FG can not give anybody referendum, same for about 76 countries in the world including iraq, the baffling part is that you think it is right for an !d!0t, a British citizen, a nonentity on Exile in the UK who has not paid tax in this country to ask us to review our constitution to suit his stup!d!ty?
come on!! are we that dumb?

PassingShot:
No president worth his salt will say the unity of the country he presides over is negotiable.

The world over, a group of people who wants to secede will go through either of two options:

1. Referendum: This is only applicable if there is provision for such in the constitution. Unfortunately for all of us, our constitution doesn't provide for it which means no president has that privilege to allow it else he'd be committing an impeachable offence. To take this route, the group wishing to secede MUST first work to get the constitution amended through the NASS. And if GEJ from SS region couldn't work for that amendment, it's foolish to expect a president from any other region to work for it.

2. Violence: This unfortunately is the only other option. We all know what comes with it are death, destruction, sorrow, hunger and many other humanitarian crisis. If you didn't witness the civil war of 1966, and you were too young to see what happened in Liberia, Somalia, Rwanda and many other African countries, you're surely seeing what is happening in Syria, Central African Republic, DRC and many others.

So, PMB is right to have said it unequivocally that Nigeria's unity is not negotiable just as those before him were right in saying so.

The earlier the Chief Idiot and Pig of Biafra (Terrorist Kanu) and his fellow idiots and pigs realized this and be guided, the better for all of us.

Truthbtold1:
How can somebody that supposedly lived part of his life in a civilized environment come and declare his own secret service in a sovereign State. It is a treasonable act and should be dealt with decisively. Try this rubbish in USA or other sane climes na your neighbour self go shoot you.

Igbos:


I am not aware

And it couldn't have been massive if it didn't make FP like before

I might be wrong but prove with link and pics

victorDanladi:

nobody gang up against igbo.Igbo are just feeling being hated since GEJ loss the election because they are bad loosers(na delusion) and create enemy for themselves via nnamdi kanu and Igbos careless utterances.....simple!!

but you chestbeat to be controlling 75% of nigerian economy,which due place do you guys want more?

KISS THE TRUTH OR POST EITHER EWEDU PICTURE OR DEMOLA AJAYI PICTURE.

yazach:
Sensible Northerner (Hausa man) met with sensible southerner (Igbo man) unlike insensible e-stupid warriors

SLIDEwaxie:
vanguard? No be ur sympathizer be dt?

tooth4tooth:
Really? He chickened out once again

SLIDEwaxie:
So, na only u carry the news?

If they had actually approached the court, the bail would be reviked without any wahala. He is seriously not meeting it's conditions at all

ProWalker:
Why do ipob deceive themselves by always eager to to label their protest as PEACEFUL PROTEST? What is peaceful in forcefully trying to free your members in police custody

ollah1:
Kanu is beginning to have a state within a state and that's a treasonable offence. This is a misplaced priority and not what he should be doing.


Treason is a big sin by God and man


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edoboy33:
rather I think the Nigerian government should call for your arrest for overfeeding your child and making her an obese bufoon


God created a baby but you made her a kung fu panda


kemi and hushpuppi were right you are completely useless and deserve no pity
Modified
and yes am Edo and I don't support Biafra but calling for the arrest of a parent like him just because he is seeking his right of self determination is completely unacceptable

MrHistorian:
Nnamdi Kanu is an aberration to rationality.

Little wonder He accompanies himself with I-Piglets.After the bail grant,I expected this young man to find a way of establishing a negotiation movement with FG considering his number of illiterate supporters.He should use his command of leadership in pushing for a restructured Country.

It's sad he wants to tow the path of secession that ended the lives of millions of Igbos 50 years ago.

limeta:
If kanu is not teaching you any thing I know why
Will you ever 've a mumu parade of yr own
Will you ever be man enough to be half kanu

MrHistorian:
Adeyinka's grandson or whatever his sobriquet reads surely must be deluded.

I have always known the offsprings of the great Yoruba race to show rare,incomparable and matchless erudition.This dude is an aberration to my belief.He reeks of acute gullibility coupled with some portion of lunacy.

Yorubas are for "ONE NIGERIA".

To be fair and truthful..NO REGION nor SECTION of this Country has been treated fairly.But then,the benefits of our continuous conjugation outnumbers that of self-actualization.

Once again....Yorubas are for ONE NIGERIA

MrMoney007:
Ordinary Boko Haram is giving them tough time

Asari Dokubo wrote:

It's such a shame that we enjoy living in denial.

Charley boy was protesting for Buhari to either resume or resign and he was brutalized and visited with a festival of teargas leading to his collapse. And this atrocious treatment was meted to him, not under Buhari the tyrant but under the same man (Osinbajo) who stand to benefit should Buhari quit.

24hours later, the remorseless genocidal Arewa Youths did their own protest and were guarded and guided by police escorts on horseback. The same police that just anointed the 66 year old Oputa son with teargas.

When I see Igbo man claiming #OneNigeria and trying to use his head to break the Nigerian coconut I simply want to pause and die crying. Crying at a people with an iniquitious sense of history.

Nzeogwu executed a coup with soldiers from the rest of the country but at the end, it was tagged an Igbo coup and millions of my kind (both soldiers & civilians) were mercilessly slaughtered.

Today, we have a quit notice and hate songs hanging round our necks in the north and an Igbo man is leading Buhari #ResumeOrResign protest to set the stage for the North to accuse us of ousting Buhari even when we stand to gain absolutely nothing from either his resumption of duty or resignation.

Why are the Yorubas quite?

Where are the Femi Falanas, Tunde Bakare, Soyinka and co??

Any student of strategic studies knows that the Yorubas are simply being strategic with their silence.

The fact that our brother chose to protest for the return of the death merchant called Buhari or his resignation (none of those two options will benefit either Ndigbo or Nigeria in general) rather than protest for the over haul of this Lugard Cage, is a testament to the fact that his "Our Mumu Don Do" campaign is nothing short of a tragic irony.

He didn't protest the quit notice against his own people. He didn't protest for the FG to understake to protect Igbo lives come Oct.1st. He didn't even protest for the amendment of the atrocious 1999 apartheid manual called the constitution or even for restructuring at least.

He was fighting a war in which him and his people stand to gain nothing but loose everything.

Charles Oputa might end up as a tragic victim of his misplaced patriotism.

Nigeria makes patriotism impossible for Ndigbo.

"A man must accept his fate or be destroyed by it".

omowolewa:
Yes o!

But we can still make hay while the sun is still shinning. Factories and heating systems all over the world would still rely on fossil fuel, 'AfroAsian' Countries with poor electric generation would still rely on fuel for over 50 years. With influx of cheap vehicles moving into the continent very soon due to the policy.

Good news, Nigeria can start the first African production plant for electric cars through foreign investments, the market is there in Africa.

All we need now is good planning, restructuring and Investments in Industrial sector. We need leaders who can see Nigeria as one irrespective of their believe and 'accident of birth' called tribe. To periscope Nigeria's Future and not the next election like APC & PDP is doing now.

Restructuring is the key!
It answers our problems. North should see restructuring as a cost to the opportunities embedded in restructuring.


Restructure!!!!

(But Ben Bruce like talk than actions sha)

lonelydora:
Senator Ben Bruce, you need to be telling your fellow senators and not Nigerians. How many bills have you proposed in the Red Chambers?

hardywaltz:
Talkative noise maker
Why didn't you apply all this ur common sense in running ur business.
Venezuela and Nigeria are not the same
As at June 2017 oil revenues accounts for only 48% (Thou Ministry of finance put it at 40%) of our revenue unlike Venezuela were oil accounts for 99% of revenue.

By 2019 oil revenue may account for less than 30% of our revenue