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 Politics › Re: Northern Elders Forum Knocks Senate Over Move To Review 1999 Constitution by Lovelive: 4:49am On Aug 31, 2020 |
DMerciful: 8 Likes |
| Politics › Re: CAMA LAW:For Those Comparing The Uk Govt With Nigerian Govt by Lovelive: 9:59pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
ThatFairGuy1:Sorry for you too Devil never won over those who stood the ground with God. Bubu government is evil gathering and can never win over GOD and HIS people. Take it to Bank. |
| Politics › Re: IPOB/DSS Clash: Group Threatens Court Action If Panel Of Enquiry Is Not Set Up by Lovelive: 9:43pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
kingzizzy:Following... |
| Politics › Re: Any IPOB/IBO That Protest Against Nigeria Has Committed Felony by Lovelive: 4:51pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
Mraphel:Who tagged them IPOB. You killed Innocent people in Biafra land and tagged them IPOB. Now to your question: If you find joy killing unarmed people thinking "Obviously nobody" will fight for them, it' s huge lie. You are sleeping. Wake up and see ! Only time and nature (GOD) ll tell. |
| Politics › Re: Any IPOB/IBO That Protest Against Nigeria Has Committed Felony by Lovelive: 4:41pm On Aug 30, 2020 |
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| Politics › Re: NBA CRISIS: South-west May Likely Follow North by Lovelive: 10:30am On Aug 30, 2020 |
Danzakidakura:We know you. The only thing you know is intimidation. But this thing doesn't work anymore in this 21st century. So get ready for the worst ... 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Eyo Charles To Be Honoured By The Sha’aya’u S-Pawa Foundation After FFK's Insult by Lovelive: 7:35pm On Aug 29, 2020 |
Eyo Charles! Eyo Charles! Eyo Charles! How many times did I call you? If you love yourself, decline the so called award because you have nothing in perdition. |
| Politics › Re: IPOB Killings: Tension In South East As Govs, Ohaneze Lose Grip Of Igbo Youths by Lovelive: 7:24pm On Aug 29, 2020 |
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| Politics › Re: ‘I Disappointed Myself’: Fani-kayode Apologises For Harassing Journalist by Lovelive: 8:18am On Aug 29, 2020 |
Cherez: |
| Politics › Re: ‘I Disappointed Myself’: Fani-kayode Apologises For Harassing Journalist by Lovelive: 8:17am On Aug 29, 2020 |
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| Politics › Re: ‘I Disappointed Myself’: Fani-kayode Apologises For Harassing Journalist by Lovelive: 8:14am On Aug 29, 2020 |
Rebuke:<< It takes humility to accept ones wrong and even apologize publicly. It doesn't even matter what anyone thinks or says about yhu afterwards; yhu have done the right thing. Bravo>> |
| Politics › Re: ‘I Disappointed Myself’: Fani-kayode Apologises For Harassing Journalist by Lovelive: 8:09am On Aug 29, 2020 |
Nadaken:Thank you for your comment here. I love it. Many of us here are hypocrite. They can't come after that "show of shame" and apologize like FFK did. Since we live in Nigeria , how many elites or politicians apologized for anything bad in this country ? And people crucifying him (FFK) are they different ? Pharisees everywhere ! |
| Sports › Re: I'll Resign If That Will Make Messi Remain In Barcelona - Club President by Lovelive: 1:10pm On Aug 28, 2020 |
Haywhymido:Seer, I love this your comment 1 Like |
| Sports › Re: My Personal Letter To Lionel Messi. by Lovelive: 1:07pm On Aug 28, 2020 |
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| Sports › Re: Barcelona Should Not Allow Messi Leave Without Paying €700m - Ex Pres Laporta by Lovelive: 1:01pm On Aug 28, 2020 |
There are 4 people I respect in Barcelona any time any day even though I am not a Barça's fan. Marquez, Puyol, Xavi, Iniesta. Messi nah fulu fulu. Messi Barça made you not the other way round. |
| Sports › Re: Letter To All Messi And Barcelona Fans by Lovelive: 12:51pm On Aug 28, 2020 |
kenzysmith:You way dey answer am, shey nah all seconds you dey use find money? The time you dey use dey answer am, plz use am yourself to find money. |
| Sports › Re: Letter To All Messi And Barcelona Fans by Lovelive: 12:49pm On Aug 28, 2020 |
Puloc:Big lies |
| Politics › Re: Lord Lugard's Wife Confessed: ''Africans Civilized Us!!!'' by Lovelive: 11:16am On Aug 28, 2020 |
I know. Rossinky: |
| Politics › Re: EDO 2020 : Livestream Broadcast. by Lovelive: 11:12am On Aug 28, 2020 |
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| Politics › Re: IPOB Members Protest In Enugu Over "Killing Of Their Members" (Photo, Video) by Lovelive: 10:52am On Aug 28, 2020 |
SegFault:And I neither did not. His comment is unfair to the people concerned. Please carefully read this below: [Bloody Sunday in Enugu as security agents hunting for IPOB kill unarmed people RAPHAEL EDE writes on how security agencies and members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, on Sunday, turned their guns on the sleepy Emene community in Enugu State where no fewer than 10 persons were killed The residents of Emene community in the Enugu East Local Government Area of Enugu State are still in consternation following the killing of some youths by security agents comprising the soldiers, air force personnel, the police and operatives of the Department of State Services on Sunday, August 23, 2020, during a clampdown on members of the Indigenous People of Biafra. IPOB members were said to be having Jewish prayers and training in martial arts when the DSS attacked them. It was gathered that when a dozen patrol vans loaded with security agents armed to the teeth arrived at the community, they turned their guns on the IPOB members, who reportedly took to their heels. Eyewitnesses said that in the ensuing confrontation, gunshots and teargas fumes filled the air between the St. Patrick’s Secondary School and St. Joseph’s Catholic Church along the old Abakaliki Road and the premises of St. Patrick’s Secondary School flowed with blood as fleeing IPOB members were pursued into the streets Sunny Okoroafor is a retired soldier, who witnessed the carnage. He said the day could best be described as a ‘Black Sunday’ and the events would be engraved in the history of the community for generations, stating, “What happened was an unjustifiable action by Nigerian security forces against the Igbo.” “I saw six unarmed youths killed in cold blood in front of my house, other residents said more people were killed and that the military men took their corpses away before the police came and evacuated those I saw,” Okoroafor stated. Narrating the incident, which he said was captured on camera, Okoroafor said the Emene Community High School was a major sporting arena in the entire community and different sets of people, including IPOB members, train and have their meetings there “My children used to stay at the school to study and play. IPOB members also come to the school to have their meetings and train in martial arts every Sunday. They have been doing that for several months to the extent that other youths got interested and were coming to train with them in martial arts. “The previous Sunday, there was a rumour that the military would come to disturb them, but at the end, nothing like that happened and they held their training and left. So, on Sunday, August 23, 2020, I was in my house around 7.05am when my daughter ran into the house shivering. She said policemen came into the place where those children were having their meeting and one of them pointed a gun at her head. “She said that the man allowed her to go when she told him that she came to sell water to those engaged in physical exercise, which the IPOB guys were part of. Over 50 people were there engaged in various sporting activities. “So, I came out to observe what was going on and I saw two Hilux vans blocking the entrance to the school. I saw operatives of the DSS and some of the IPOB guys they seized in their vehicle. “About three minutes later, those DSS guys started shooting and that lasted more than five minutes. I don’t know whether it was the people inside the school that they were shooting at, but the next thing I saw was the IPOB boys pursuing the DSS guys with stones, woods and bottles, while some of them were bleeding as they were running. Some strong ones among them continued the chase and finally sized one of the operatives, while the others jumped into their vehicles and zoomed off.” Okoroafor added, “Unfortunately, one of the DSS guys missed their vehicle and he ran across the road looking for an escape route. I learnt he was one of those, who started shooting at the unarmed IPOB boys. So, the IPOB boys pursued him with sticks, stones and planks and eventually caught him; they brought him to the main road and stoned him. “Those IPOB boys were not bearing arms, but what I observed was that some of them had charms, because when those DSS operatives were shooting at them, the IPOB boys were pursuing them and when the situation got tense, the operatives jumped into their vehicles and ran away. I am not telling you a story. I was there as an eyewitness. “I learnt that the one person, who was killed and burnt, was filming them when they were protesting and when they wanted to take his phone, he resisted; that was what I was told.” Mr Chijioke Ezeh, who lives adjacent to the Community High School, corroborated Okoroafor’s account, saying, “I was preparing to go for the 7am Mass at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church when I started hearing rapid gunshots. This lasted close to five minutes and I looked through the window and saw men clad in black attire with the inscription, ‘DSS’. “They were shooting at the people inside the school compound; some fell down and some did not. The next thing was that they were running and IPOB boys were pursuing them to the gate with sticks and stones they grabbed in the school. “About 20 minutes later, I saw many people bleeding from bullet wounds being conveyed to hospital. Angered by the development, after those DSS guys had run away, the boys started making bonfires in the middle of the roads to prevent vehicular movement, but people were allowed to trek. “The IPOB guys started protesting and chanting, ‘What did we do to the government that made the DSS to come and shoot us where we are playing in our community? What offence did we commit?’ They were chanting and going up and down, but none of them bore arms, except a few with sticks.” Eze added that the IPOB men started telling people living along the road to go inside their houses and their members, who were not strong enough, to find their way and even passers-by to stay off the road, because the security agents would come for them. He stated, “My daughter filmed everything from upper floor of our house. After some minutes, the DSS guys reinforced and came with the military and the police, all of them numbering over 50, with over 30 Hilux vans and started shooting at the protesting IPOB members from different directions. They blocked all the strategic roads with armoured personnel carriers and were shooting unarmed youths and carrying their corpses away. They killed people going to church and tricycle riders. “Those bodies the soldiers did not carry away during the shooting that lasted more than 30 minutes were lying on the roads after the incident. The pictures of those ones are all over the social media.” Another resident and an eyewitness, Mrs Onyekachi Asogwa, described the killings of unarmed Igbo youths by security forces as callous and unjustifiable. She stated, “What those DSS guys did was wrong; you don’t come and kill unarmed citizens where they were holding a meeting. They had been having the meeting every Sunday for several months in the same venue and nothing happened. They had never attacked anybody nor has anybody complained against them. Every Sunday, if you come here this place, it is always filled up with vehicles and tricycles. “The police have come here on several occasions to monitor what they were doing and after, they would go away. The boys don’t wear Biafra uniform or any insignia, so I wonder why the DSS men would come and start shooting unarmed civilians. I don’t know why they came when people are dying somewhere else, when herdsmen are killing people, kidnapping people for ransom everywhere in Enugu State and nothing was being done.] https://punchng.com/bloody-sunday-in-enugu-as-security-agents-hunting-for-ipob-kill-unarmed-people/ |
| Politics › Re: CAMA: An Irresponsible Law From An Irresponsible Government by Lovelive: 10:49am On Aug 28, 2020 |
nsiba:Your intimidation is empty and vide. And you shall spend your eternity in hell fire. Bunch of criminals and terrorists |
| Christianity Etc › Re: CAMA : The Government That Will Change The Board Of Trustees In My Church Has No by Lovelive: 10:37am On Aug 28, 2020 |
favor914:This bubu government know nothing than intimidation and you just proofed it. |
| Politics › Re: Osinbajo: Concerns About CAMA Can Be Addressed Through Ammendments by Lovelive: 10:31am On Aug 28, 2020 |
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| Politics › Re: IPOB Members Protest In Enugu Over "Killing Of Their Members" (Photo, Video) by Lovelive: 10:19am On Aug 28, 2020 |
loopman:You know my father is not what you called him to be but your comment is Go back to that particular comment and read it again and again and you will be convinced what I called it, is fitted. |
| Politics › Re: CAMA: An Irresponsible Law From An Irresponsible Government by Lovelive: 10:09am On Aug 28, 2020 |
nsiba:You know nothing than that (intimidation). No be APC government we dey talk here headed by a tyrant and surrounding by criminals? We know you more than yourself. |
| Politics › Re: IPOB Members Protest In Enugu Over "Killing Of Their Members" (Photo, Video) by Lovelive: 4:02pm On Aug 27, 2020 |
donbachi: 6 Likes |
| Politics › Re: IPOB Members Protest In Enugu Over "Killing Of Their Members" (Photo, Video) by Lovelive: 4:02pm On Aug 27, 2020*. Modified: 11:25am On Aug 28, 2020 |
loopman:Retarrdeed comment *Modified* Read carefully this post below: [ Bloody Sunday in Enugu as security agents hunting for IPOB kill unarmed people RAPHAEL EDE writes on how security agencies and members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, on Sunday, turned their guns on the sleepy Emene community in Enugu State where no fewer than 10 persons were killed The residents of Emene community in the Enugu East Local Government Area of Enugu State are still in consternation following the killing of some youths by security agents comprising the soldiers, air force personnel, the police and operatives of the Department of State Services on Sunday, August 23, 2020, during a clampdown on members of the Indigenous People of Biafra. IPOB members were said to be having Jewish prayers and training in martial arts when the DSS attacked them. It was gathered that when a dozen patrol vans loaded with security agents armed to the teeth arrived at the community, they turned their guns on the IPOB members, who reportedly took to their heels. Eyewitnesses said that in the ensuing confrontation, gunshots and teargas fumes filled the air between the St. Patrick’s Secondary School and St. Joseph’s Catholic Church along the old Abakaliki Road and the premises of St. Patrick’s Secondary School flowed with blood as fleeing IPOB members were pursued into the streets Sunny Okoroafor is a retired soldier, who witnessed the carnage. He said the day could best be described as a ‘Black Sunday’ and the events would be engraved in the history of the community for generations, stating, “What happened was an unjustifiable action by Nigerian security forces against the Igbo.” “I saw six unarmed youths killed in cold blood in front of my house, other residents said more people were killed and that the military men took their corpses away before the police came and evacuated those I saw,” Okoroafor stated. Narrating the incident, which he said was captured on camera, Okoroafor said the Emene Community High School was a major sporting arena in the entire community and different sets of people, including IPOB members, train and have their meetings there “My children used to stay at the school to study and play. IPOB members also come to the school to have their meetings and train in martial arts every Sunday. They have been doing that for several months to the extent that other youths got interested and were coming to train with them in martial arts. “The previous Sunday, there was a rumour that the military would come to disturb them, but at the end, nothing like that happened and they held their training and left. So, on Sunday, August 23, 2020, I was in my house around 7.05am when my daughter ran into the house shivering. She said policemen came into the place where those children were having their meeting and one of them pointed a gun at her head. “She said that the man allowed her to go when she told him that she came to sell water to those engaged in physical exercise, which the IPOB guys were part of. Over 50 people were there engaged in various sporting activities. “So, I came out to observe what was going on and I saw two Hilux vans blocking the entrance to the school. I saw operatives of the DSS and some of the IPOB guys they seized in their vehicle. “About three minutes later, those DSS guys started shooting and that lasted more than five minutes. I don’t know whether it was the people inside the school that they were shooting at, but the next thing I saw was the IPOB boys pursuing the DSS guys with stones, woods and bottles, while some of them were bleeding as they were running. Some strong ones among them continued the chase and finally sized one of the operatives, while the others jumped into their vehicles and zoomed off.” Okoroafor added, “Unfortunately, one of the DSS guys missed their vehicle and he ran across the road looking for an escape route. I learnt he was one of those, who started shooting at the unarmed IPOB boys. So, the IPOB boys pursued him with sticks, stones and planks and eventually caught him; they brought him to the main road and stoned him. “Those IPOB boys were not bearing arms, but what I observed was that some of them had charms, because when those DSS operatives were shooting at them, the IPOB boys were pursuing them and when the situation got tense, the operatives jumped into their vehicles and ran away. I am not telling you a story. I was there as an eyewitness. “I learnt that the one person, who was killed and burnt, was filming them when they were protesting and when they wanted to take his phone, he resisted; that was what I was told.” Mr Chijioke Ezeh, who lives adjacent to the Community High School, corroborated Okoroafor’s account, saying, “I was preparing to go for the 7am Mass at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church when I started hearing rapid gunshots. This lasted close to five minutes and I looked through the window and saw men clad in black attire with the inscription, ‘DSS’. “They were shooting at the people inside the school compound; some fell down and some did not. The next thing was that they were running and IPOB boys were pursuing them to the gate with sticks and stones they grabbed in the school. “About 20 minutes later, I saw many people bleeding from bullet wounds being conveyed to hospital. Angered by the development, after those DSS guys had run away, the boys started making bonfires in the middle of the roads to prevent vehicular movement, but people were allowed to trek. “The IPOB guys started protesting and chanting, ‘What did we do to the government that made the DSS to come and shoot us where we are playing in our community? What offence did we commit?’ They were chanting and going up and down, but none of them bore arms, except a few with sticks.” Eze added that the IPOB men started telling people living along the road to go inside their houses and their members, who were not strong enough, to find their way and even passers-by to stay off the road, because the security agents would come for them. He stated, “My daughter filmed everything from upper floor of our house. After some minutes, the DSS guys reinforced and came with the military and the police, all of them numbering over 50, with over 30 Hilux vans and started shooting at the protesting IPOB members from different directions. They blocked all the strategic roads with armoured personnel carriers and were shooting unarmed youths and carrying their corpses away. They killed people going to church and tricycle riders. “Those bodies the soldiers did not carry away during the shooting that lasted more than 30 minutes were lying on the roads after the incident. The pictures of those ones are all over the social media.” Another resident and an eyewitness, Mrs Onyekachi Asogwa, described the killings of unarmed Igbo youths by security forces as callous and unjustifiable. She stated, “What those DSS guys did was wrong; you don’t come and kill unarmed citizens where they were holding a meeting. They had been having the meeting every Sunday for several months in the same venue and nothing happened. They had never attacked anybody nor has anybody complained against them. Every Sunday, if you come here this place, it is always filled up with vehicles and tricycles. “The police have come here on several occasions to monitor what they were doing and after, they would go away. The boys don’t wear Biafra uniform or any insignia, so I wonder why the DSS men would come and start shooting unarmed civilians. I don’t know why they came when people are dying somewhere else, when herdsmen are killing people, kidnapping people for ransom everywhere in Enugu State and nothing was being done. ] https://punchng.com/bloody-sunday-in-enugu-as-security-agents-hunting-for-ipob-kill-unarmed-people/ 39 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics › Re: CAMA: An Irresponsible Law From An Irresponsible Government by Lovelive: 3:54pm On Aug 27, 2020 |
You started the insults, mind you . Being a Christian doesn't mean being a coward ... I am a Christian and Christian I shall died. Olaolufred: |
| Politics › Re: CAMA: An Irresponsible Law From An Irresponsible Government by Lovelive: 3:12pm On Aug 27, 2020 |
nsiba:Sharap TYRANT, USELESS, CRIMINAL ! |
| Politics › Re: CAMA: An Irresponsible Law From An Irresponsible Government by Lovelive: 3:11pm On Aug 27, 2020 |
nsiba:Sharap tyrant, useless CRIMINAL ! |
| Politics › Re: Chris Omashola: I Don’t Have Problem With APC, But Obaseki Will Win Edo Election by Lovelive: 6:33am On Aug 27, 2020 |
PrinceOfEast:Rubbish trash 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: President Buhari Ends Estimated Billing In Nigeria by Lovelive: 6:30am On Aug 27, 2020 |
MyMouth:Confirmed news |
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