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Taking tyranny to the "Next Level". Beware of those that shout " Change". |
Buhari speak against Fulani herdsmen? The US Congress go wait tire.
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McGg:They dey do their own amaka for Nigeria. |
“An Igbo man should not be allowed to be president of Nigeria. I have a feeling that Biafra will be established if that happens. They will leave us oo and Nigeria will crumble if they leave oo. Igbos have been planning Biafra since. Let us not let Igbo in for now. We are in this Nigeria together, you will not run anywhere. We die here!” —Tunde Ednut. At the peak of June 12 electioneering, as a then teenager, my friends and I used juice from cashew nuts to inscribe boldly “M.K.O” on our arms. I still remember vividly the exact spot I tattooed mine – on my left arm. We learned lyrics of most of Abiola’s campaign songs, and sang them religiously in unalloyed solidarity with M.K.O campaign In the streets of Enugu – the heart of old Eastern Region – that was the trend amongst teenagers and adults who believed and championed M.K.O Abiola mandate. It was an unparalleled and irrepressible political movement amongst Igbo youths. Most of us knew Abiola’s ethno-religious affiliation, yet rose beyond tribal cum religious barriers to support a man we believed in. Let us diagnose Tunde Ednut’s vile propaganda against the campaign for Nigerian president of South East extraction come 2023. I read with uttermost chagrin, Tunde Ednut’s misleading post, masqueraded as a joke regarding Ndigbo’s quest to produce Nigerian president, come 2023. That a popular blogger like Ednut, with huge chunk of his followers on social media being of Igbo tribe, could profile Ndigbo with Biafra agitation, beats my imagination – it bespoke lack of emotional intelligence. When I juxtaposed M.K.O campaign frenzy in the East, with irrational comment of Tunde Ednut that an Igbo man should not be allowed to be president of Nigeria, it shook me to the marrows how tribalism and oppression have eaten deep in the nerves of some of our youths today. Ednut used the facade of a joke to spew his bile propaganda, but we got the message. His clear intention was to paint Igbo presidency project with the brush of Biafra agitation, but his innuendoes have been punctured and his prejudices unmasked. When Abiola’s mandate was truncated by the military junta, the Igbo rose in unison against it. Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC) ran amok in the streets of Lagos and other South-Western states, in violent protests against the abortion of what would have been the most popular mandate given to anyone in the political history of Nigeria. Some properties of Ndigbo were destroyed in Lagos in the process. At the heat of June 12 struggle, even with the threats by OPC to declare Oduduwa Republic, Ndigbo saw their agitation as a call for justice and fairness. Most Nigerians saw reasons power should be ceded to South West, which made the military to yield to pressure. In 1999, the two main parties zoned their tickets to South West. Obasanjo emerged as PDP candidate. Ndigbo supported him en mass during the general election, likewise other tribes. He became president, and the rest is history. The entire Yoruba race was not stereotyped based on the activities of OPC. We did not insinuate that a Yoruba man would declare Oduduwa Republic if allowed to be president of Nigeria. The combination of agitations of OPC and NADECO made their voices louder. The question now is: why are people like Tunde Ednut trying hard to inject fear into the hearts of other Nigerians, concerning Igbo man becoming president? If Obasanjo did not declare Oduduwa Republic because of OPC, Musa Yar’Adua did not carve out Arewa Republic for the north because of Bokoharam bestial actions; Jonathan did not declare Niger Delta Republic because of militants, why is Tunde Ednut insinuating that Igbo man as president will declare Biafra Republic because of IPOB? Was Ojukwu head of state (or president) when he declared Biafra? The fact that Biafra agitation is still alive over fifty years after the civil war, despite Ndigbo being major stakeholders in a geographical area called Nigeria, despite Ndigbo owning billions of dollars worth of investments across the nation, and despite some Ndigbo helping to develop infrastructure in their host communities from the personal purses, should tell the likes of Tunde Ednut that the root cause of Biafra agitation is injustice, oppression and marginalisation. It is therefore very unfortunate that a youth like him, that should be at the forefront, advocating for justice and fairness for every Nigerian could be a harbinger of ethnic oppression and purveyor of tribal suppression, no matter how jokingly put. Stopping Ndigbo from occupying Aso Rock Villa – out of fear of Biafra agitation—like Tunde Ednut advocated, is tantamount to stopping your best striker from playing in a crucial football game you have a huge stake in. Igbo proverb says: “He who is holding someone down is also down. Until you let him up, you will not rise as well”. Also, southern solidarity will remain a mirage if tribal supremacy and “born to rule” ideology continue to be propagated. We should rise above such anti-progress sentiments. Meanwhile, I would have asked “who bankrolled Tunde’s anti-Igbo propaganda”, if I didn’t know that some people are working assiduously to truncate this golden opportunity that Nigeria has now, to produce president of Igbo extraction. Nwobodo writes from Abuja https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/09/2023-tunde-ednuts-expensive-joke-about-igbo-presidency/ |
But we're not really surprised. We always knew that your incompetence was epic. |
LegendHero:Thanks bro. |
LegendHero:You seem to know this company well. pls, I'd like to know if they use coal in their operations, maybe to heat up their furnaces. My firm is in the coal business. I'd like to explore the prospects of supplying them coal |
For him mind nobody fit arrest am. Na dem dey arrest people, not the other way around. |
So Igbos should remain slaves in Nigeria because you fear their exit will crumble Nigeria. Why not use your social media influence to campaign for Igbos to be treated fairly. Maybe that would put an end to the secessionist agitation. |
DICKstractor:I can relate. |
Utter rubbish. |
This is Fake News. |
*clears throat* Let me just say: Igbo amaka. |
Let's go there |
Honorary Igbos ![]() |
These guys are determined |
Yet no terrorist is tolerated on American soil. Those terrorists should be sent to America for further rehabilitation. Better still, grant them American citizenship. |
The on-going massacre in Southern kaduna would've been history if these cowards replicated this same force in quelling it. Na on top unarmed Igbo them dey get power. |
This people are looking for support for 2023, forget all these wayo apology. |
Three years after a quit notice order issued to Igbo in the northern part of the country, the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF) yesterday tendered apology to Ndigbo over their earlier eject order. National President of the group, Alhaji Shettima Yerima tendered the apology when he led a group of Northern youth leaders on a visit to Mr Ralph Uwazuruike, leader of Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) and Biafran Independent Movement (BIM) in Owerri on Friday. Yerima said he came to sue for peace among the Igbo and Northerners, so that the two tribes can live in harmony any where in the country. While explaining further on the quit notice, Yerima said the group regretted the inconveniences the order caused the Igbo living in the North during the period. He however revealed that the intention of the quit notice was to expose corrupt Igbo leaders and not to instigate crises among the two ethnic groups. Yerima said henceforth, AYCF would protect the interest and security of the Igbo in the North. “Some elements are working against the unity of Igbo in the North that is why we issued the quit order, but now we want to prove to the world that the two races are still together. “I came to preach peace and unity and peaceful coexistence between the Igbo and Northerners because we see everybody in the country as one. “Our earlier position on Igbo in the North is regretted, we are suing for peace that will usher in peaceful coexistence and I guarantee security of Igbo in the North. His host, Uwazuruike in his speech commended Yerima for the bold step he took to sue for peace. He said he would ensure that Northerners are not harassed or intimidated in Imo and warned that any attack on the Northerners in Imo will be repealed. Recall that Arewa youths had in 2017 issued a quit notice order for Igbo living in the North to vacate the area. https://www.sunnewsonline.com/arewa-youths-apologise-to-igbo-over-2017-quit-notice-2/ |
These terrorists even terrorize their own children. |
Indirectly telling us that it's 'bandits', not Fulani terrorist, that are responsible for the killings in southern kaduna. |
Useless govt. |
Great |
She has no right to do this. This is child abuse. |
This woman is just slamming everybody. WWE might just be what the doctor recommended for her. |
Oh, science already coined a name for it; Post coital whatever. ![]() Like someone said, it's simply your conscience telling you that you just messed up. |
Why is China like this na? Stop eating everything that moves! ![]() |
Such beautiful colours on dangerous animals. |
Worthless govt. Killings happening on a daily and the govt does nothing but are super fast to arrest Revolution Now protesters. |
Calm Down ambassador. Sounds funny. |
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