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Members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in Jewish garments besieged the federal high court in Abuja on Tuesday to protest the trial of Nnamdi Kanu, their leader.
The protesters gathered outside the premises of the court after they were refused entry by security.
A detachment of armed police officers, operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) and men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSDC) encamped the court, restricting movement into the place.
The “Igbo Jews” demanded the immediate release of Kanu and an end to his trial.
Members of IPOB refer to Kanu as “Nwachineke”, which means “son of God” – a reference to the Jew-born messiah.
Some sections of the Igbo, including IPOB, believe they have Jewish ancestry.
To show his “Jewishness”, Kanu comes to court with a Jewish fabric draped on his shoulders.
According to a Wikipedia entry, an early statement from an Igbo man, Olaudah Equiano, a Christian-educated freed slave, “suggested a migratory origin of the Igbo Jews” in his autobiography of 1789.
Some also describe the Igbo as the “lost tribe” of Israel.
“The son of Yaakov, Jacob, [was] Gad and I learned that he was among those people who went out of Israel to exile,” a teenage “Igbo Jew” told CNN in 2013.
“So from there he had a son called Eri and a son gave birth to a son called Aguleri and that’s how the Igbo race began.”

https://www.thecable.ng/extra-igbo-jews-protest-nnamdi-kanus-trial

Congrats.

Richtronix:
Do those muppets look like they have an iota of sophistication in them?

Probably what youre used to so no surprise there.

Your forefathers are nutcases by the way.....hence why they dress like freaks

It's become obvious am wasting my time on an irredeemable nutcase who thrives on making shallow and unfounded statements. I can't do myself a great disservice by engaging you. Nothing worthwhile will come out of it. Carry your issues elsewhere, my friend.

You have a great night, nutcase.

Richtronix:
Master=bator or what is youre silly moniker it seems like madness runs in your family, hence why you struggle to argue to the contrary,

At the end of the day the truth hurts, moderfvcker.

You say Igbos lack finesse and sophisticaton and insist that's the truth. Doesn't that prove that you are a complete nutcase?

Richtronix:
Who gives a sh!t about what YOU think you mug?

You're more than senseless and lack any capability to state your opinion without stupidity showing.

Calm down. Don't cry yet. Go back and re-read that comment you posted. If you find nothing wrong with it, then you are a complete nutcase and deserve no one's time.

Baroba:
You must have polled Igbo's all over the world for you to come that conclusion..

Stereotype is a disease, it leads you to no where..

Senseless comment from the person you quoted. Who gives a sh!t what he thinks.

Fantastic occassion btw. HML to the couple.

How did this beautiful thread go south? Not everything must end with e-wars.

Beautiful Igbo lady, btw.

Congratulations, nwanne.

May God continue to bless Mikel Obi. Level-headed dude.

Ndigbo in Diaspora gathered in large numbers at Igbouzor
(Ibusa) on Wednesday, 28th December, 2016
in the first ever Xmas retreat for Ndigbo in
Diaspora held at Prof. Pat Utomi Villa, Ogboli,
Ibusa in Delta State. The Theme of the
gathering was "BUILDING A SYNERGY AND DEVELOPMENTAL BRIDGE BETWEEN NDIGBO IN
THE DIASPORA AND THOSE AT HOME, THE
IMPERATIVES". Representatives of Igbo World
Assembly (IWA), World Igbo Congress (WIC)
and Ndigbo in 36 states of Nigeria and Abuja
attended the event. After detailed deliberations and discussions
on several local and national issues, the
Summit agreed on some resolutions among
which included. 1.There is the need for a closer interface
between Ndigbo at home and those in the
Diaspora. Igbo organisations at home and in
the Diaspora should be relating proactively
with each other while the Apex Igbo body
Ohanaeze Ndigbo should knit these groups and give them a fatherly and umbrella root. 2. Igbos in the Diaspora should always think
home and invest at home. They should link
up with Igbo political and business leaders at
home to achieve this goal. 3 Effort should be made to invest in human
development of our youths especially in the
areas of ICT, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY as this
is the bedrock of development in the present
world. To that effect Igbos in the Diaspora
should pool resources together to procure and supply to our tertiary schools ,
secondary and primary schools educative
and technological materials for the benefit of
our students and youths . 4. Ohanaeze Ndigbo is not yet an ideal Apex
body that can drive Ndigbo to the promised
land. There is therefore the need for it to be
rejigged in its oncoming elections so that only
credible people will emerge in all positions in
the body. 5. The pull -him-down syndrome ravaging
most Igbo groups , individuals and
organisations is impeding the development of
Igbo land and should be addressed by Ndigbo.
Political differences should not be used as a
factor to drag us back as it is today. 6. Igbo politicians and political office holders
are not doing enough to address the
challenges facing Igbo people. However, we
salute those of them who have not forgotten
the development philosophy of Dr M I Okpara
in the 60s and are transforming their states and local governments. For such achievers,
their names will be placed on the sand of
times. 7.Ndigbo are nation builders and will prefer a
Nigeria that is working than secession.Igbo
nationalists got independence for Nigeria and
Ndigbo have contributed more than any
group in the development of Nigeria. They
cannot leave Nigeria for anybody.. A landlord cannot leave his house for tenants. However,
Nigeria need to be restructured with social
and economic justice for all her citizens as a
desideratum for centrifugal agitations to end.
As it is today, Ndigbo are victims of inbuilt
structural imbalance having five states and less than a hundred local government areas.
These are factors used in distributing federal
resources . One can imagine the effect on
Ndigbo over the years , especially on our
youths. The last police recruitment in Nigeria
where the South East had least allotment is a clear evidence of the effect of structural
imbalance against Ndigbo in Nigeria. 8.The federal government is not doing
enough to curb the armed Fulani herdsmen
killings in Igbo land and other areas. The
killings and maiming of local farmers in Igbo
land by these herdsmen continue .All Igbo
communities should form vigilante group to protect their people against this terror acts. 9 The Nigerian security forces should stop
killing unarmed IPOB or MASSOB agitators as
its against local and international laws to kill
unarmed persons and the right to peaceful
gathering is in our laws. The Amnesty Report
on the killing of IPOB members must not be swept under the carpet. It must be addressed
by the federal government and those
responsible for the killings brought to justice.
That we do not encourage secession does not
mean that people do not have the
constitutional and internationally granted right to demand for self determination if
there is a need for it.If Nigeria has been
working and our rulers have not been looting
this nation dry , our youths would not have
been agitating to escape from the Nigerian
tragedy. This is a fact. In a country where life has no respect , in a country people die like
chicken in our ill maintained roads , in a
country workers are not paid as and when
due and where youth unemployment is
astronomic, in a country that there is no
social security and justice ,where politicians loot the country dry, desperate and
frustrated youths would always demand
escape route and that is the reason behind
IPOB AND MASSOB. The federal government
must understand this fact and find ways of
making Nigeria work to halt the agitations. 10. We call on the federal government to
pursue the war against corruption with
vigour and address the huge cost of
governance in the country. The gap between
the rich and the poor is too much in Nigeria
and the cost of running our three arms of government is outrageous. The cost of
governance in Nigeria is the highest in the
world. 11. A data base of Igbos in the Diaspora will
henceforth be compiled and kept at the
Secretariate of Ndigbo in Enugu for purposes
of ensuring the well being of Ndigbo all over
the world and building the bridge between
them and those at home. Ndigbo should continue to build bridges with
other Nigeria groups and power basis with a
view to getting their fair share in the geo-
politics and geo-economy of Nigeria.

www.nigeriamasterweb.com/Masterweb/breakingnews-3117-communique-diaspora-igbo-xmas-retreat-igbouzor-ibusa

The old man obviously ''jujusified'' himself.

Intense stupidity.

Fantastic lad.

Nma27:
The op should move on.... The lady has her heart somewhere else.

I tell you.

Its obvious you're hurting. Its also clear the girl is either immature, doesn't know what she wants or taking you for granted for the sake of taking you for granted.

When you see love, you know. This hardly seems like it. This? This is an abusive relationship, at least emotionally. It is causing you pain. You deserve more than that. You love her, yes. But you can't force people to behave in a certain way. If she's not giving you what you want, after many complaints and pleas, maybe its about time you moved on.

And you don't need to call her to do that - just pull the plug. You will be doing yourself a whole world of good.

''End of discussion'', ''Discussion continues'' - how in the world did those names come about? What discussion exactly?

Pure talent on display.
With the right training and encouragement, the sky will be his starting point.

darknetcom:
their is no such thing as heaven...
the vagina is your heaven,adam.....
only through eve you will live forever...

Oh, I see ...
Have a nice day.

darknetcom:
the vagina is eternity...

their is no such thing,you die and get in heaven and live forever....

the vagina is your eternity...

thats why you must prove ya selves whorthy to live forever through her approval...

taking it by force(rape) always ended in desaster...

Capital ''NO''.

The vagina is YOUR eternity (whatever that means). Not mine.

Folks now celebrate the vagina?

What kind of nonsense is this?

There's no way she's going to give you her 100%. She has two other guys (that she really loves) on stand-by. Talking to them in your presence means you are not her number one. She doesn't repsect you that much. YOU ARE DISPOSABLE. She's flexing with you ''on the interim'' as these other guys are not around.

Apologizing to you means nothing. I bet you she speaks to them behind your back. You'll keep hurting yourself. I've seen this countless times. And any relationship where you are not sure of your place, always worried your partner may disappear any minute is toxic, and should be discontinued asap. Its easier said than done, though. But stay longer and you'll start second-guessing urself and watch your self-esteem begin to crash.

Unless you are in it for the sex, no strings attached, then no wahala. But, If you want something deeper, u might have to look elsewhere.

If you can - just go.

Nigeria in 2016 witness terrible
deaths as a result of religious violence
and communal clashes. These
unfortunate incidents across the
country has continued to cause divide
over what people tag as attack on faith. Some of the victims of these
appalling situation include:

1. Bridget Agbahime: Bridget Agbahime was a 74 year old Igbo
market woman, originally from Imo
state, who sold kitchen utensils in
Kano.
On June 2, 2016, she was brutally
attacked and killed at Kofar Wambai Market in Kano by a Muslim mob who
accused her of blasphemy.
According to reports, she was
pounced upon and murdered after she
refused to allow a Muslim man
perform ablution in front of her shop.
This unfortunate incident was greeted
with collective outrage and call for justice The prime suspect in the
murder, Dauda Ahmad was arrested,
and so were four others: Abdullahi
Mustapha, Zubairu Abubakar,
Abdullahi Abubakar and Musa
Abdullahi. On November 4, Chief Magistrate of Kano, Mr. Jibrin
Muhammad, discharged the five
suspects and terminated the case in
line with the directive of the
Attorney-General of Kano State.

2. Eunice Olawale: Mrs Eunice Olawale was hacked to death by
suspected Muslim fanatics in Gbazango
Extension area of Kubwa, a satellite
town in Abuja. The Ekiti state female
preacher was murdered in cold blood
by suspected Muslim fanatics in Gbazango Extension area of Kubwa, a
satellite town in Abuja. The highly
populated area has a total of three
mosques and over five churches.
According to sources, Late Mrs
Olawale was going about her usual early morning preaching knowing as
Morning Cry when she was hacked to
death on Saturday, July 9, 2016. She
was a 42-year-old mother of seven.

3. Methodos Chimaije Emmanuel: Religious riots broke out in Pandogari,
a town in Rafi Local government area
in Niger State over a Facebook post
by an Igbo trader, 24-year-old
Methodus Chimaije Emmanuel
allegedly insulting the Prophet Muhammad.
Emmanuel was lynched on Sunday,
May 29, 2016 and killed by a Muslim
crowd and the religious riots spread
to other parts of the town. Nigerian
soldiers and other security agencies moved in quell the violence and
imposed a curfew on the town. The
Nigerian Army also confirmed the
incident.

4. 8 Christians killed in September
2016: According to survivors, they were lying in ambush. When the Boko
Haram militants on board motorbikes
saw a group of Christians returning
home from church service, they
opened fire, killing eight of them,
according to survivors. The incident, which took place in Kwamjilari village
in Nigeria, was just one of three
attacks launched on Sunday,
September 18 and Monday by the
Muslim extremists, the New York
Times reports. The two other attacks killed at least 10 people, Nigerian
military authorities said.

5. Over 40 Christians killed in
Kaduna: Fulani herdsmen killed more than 40 Christians in an attack in this
town in northern Nigeria on Saturday,
October 15.
Besides the eight slain on Sept. 24-26
in Godogodo, a predominantly
Christian community in Kaduna state, the Fulani herdsmen also wounded
eight Christians by gunshot and
machete cuts, the leaders said.
According to reports, Godogodo
residents said that the second
massacre began at 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 15, barely two
hours after Morning Star News left
after investigating the September
attack. The Rev. Thomas Akut of the
Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA)
Good News Church in Godogodo said the assailants burned houses and shot
Christians dead in the attack over the
weekend. The 41-year old pastor
said: “We fled into the bushes, and
some of us escaped to safer areas,”
he said. “The attackers were in the hundreds and were well armed.
Some of them wore army uniforms,
while others wore police uniforms.
Some of them exchanged gunfire with
the few soldiers stationed at the post
office in the town, while others burned down houses of Christians.”

6. Zamfara 8: No fewer than eight persons were killed in August in
Talata-Mafara community in Zamfara
State following violence that erupted
over alleged blasphemy by a student
of the Abdu Gusau Polytechnic, Talata-
Mafara. The student was alleged to have made a blasphemous statement
against Islam and Prophet Muhammad
and was consequently attacked by a
mob.
It was reported that the boy was said
to have been beaten to a pulp by the mob, and the man, whose name was
simply given as Tajudeen, took him in
his car and drove him to a hospital.
Enraged by the act of the man who
rescued the student, an eye witnesses
told news sources that the mob moved to his (Tajudeen’s) house, set
it on fire and killed eight persons. The
Northern arm of the Christian
Association of Nigeria then came out
to ask Christians to defend
themselves whenever they came under attack.

7. Redeemed Pastor, Luka
Ubangari Killed in Kaduna: Gunmen suspected to be Fulani herdsmen in
August reportedly killed three
persons among them, one Pastor Luka
Ubangari of the Redeemed Christian
Church of God, Unguwan Anjo, near
Godogodo in the Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
The cleric was said to have been
ambushed, shot and killed while on
his motorcycle after an evangelical
visit to Golkofa, also in the area.

www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/7-nigerians-killed-in-the-name-of-religion-in-2016.229419/

Anambra indigenes living in states outside
the Southeast have been urged not to
abandon their homeland, but assist in
developing it and stop the habit of
concentrating their investments on other
people’s territories. Eminent personalities led by Chairman/Chief
Executive Officer (CEO) of Coscharis Group ,
Dr. Cosmas Maduka made the call at this
year’s League of Anambra Professionals
(LAP) End-of-Year Lecture and Dinner in
Lagos. Maduka, who spoke on the topic:
“Capitalising on untapped opportunities in
Anambra”, said his firm pays N450 million
tax yearly and he personally pays N50
million yearly. He added that his state,
Anambra, would benefit greatly from these monies for its growth, if he lived or was
based there. The renowned automobile and spare parts
dealer added that all of the riverside areas of
Anambra State are good for rice cultivation
and that his Cos Farms, sited in the state, is in
its second year of rice production and is
about to bring an irrigation system that would enable it to harvest the product thrice
a year. The Coscharis boss told Ndigbo to work
towards the dredging of the Onitsha port so
that container ships can berth there.
According to him, Igbo importers were
forced to take their operational headquarters
to Lagos by the Federal Government’s decision to have functional seaports in the
Western part of the country only.

Maduka expressed worry that rather than
love Ndigbo for their hard work and
immense contributions to their host
communities’ growth, the latter perceive
them as people who want to dominate. He advised Ndigbo to stop the Biafra
agitation, describing the Actualisation of
Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), the
Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and Biafra
Independent Movement (BIM)-led agitation as
“unprofitable because Ndigbo would always venture beyond their homeland.” Instead of dreaming Biafra, they should
invest their energy in service. “Money
comes from service”, he added. Civil Engineer Dominic Ekesi, in his
contribution, lamented the neglect of
vocational education, stressing that artisan
and technicians are very relevant to the
economy of any state. He cited the case of the
founder of Fiat, who was just a mechanic when he went into automobile
manufacturing. He advocated the creation of venture capital
for Anambra graduates who have
entrepreneurial drive. Prof. Pat Utomi of Lagos Business School
called for the building of a megapolis
stretching from Awka in the Southeast to
Agbor in the South-South and another
megapolis linking Aba and Port-Harcourt as
additional centres of development to the Lagos-Ibadan axis, which Nigeria already
has. He said as an alternative to the long-awaited
Second Niger Bridge, three road-tunnels can
be built under the river linking the Southeast
to three points on the Western side of the
Niger.

The founder of Leap Africa, Mrs. Ndidi
Nwuneli, in the lecture, drew attention to the
discrimination the Igbo states faced in the
distribution of housing and development
grants. Mrs. Nwuneli said she has noticed a pattern
of giving a state such as Kaduna State grant
worth 500,000 dollars per year and Enugu
State just receives 50,000 dollars and
Anambra State gets nothing per year. As a
result, anytime she has opportunity of sitting in a granting board, she now asks “What is
coming to Anambra State?” Every
privileged Igbo should do likewise, she
counselled. The chairman of the occasion and former
President of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, Dr.
Raymond Obieri recounted LAP’s services
to the state such as promotion of unity,
electorate enlightenment and election
monitoring. He noted that the League needed to maintain
its secretariat, pay its workers and carry out
the major activities. He, therefore, called on those indigenous to
Anambra to donate to the League because its
activities require funds. Contributing, LAP President and renowned
chartered accountant Willy Nzewi asked for
funds, stating that the League’s need for
funds is heightened by 2017 being an election
year when it has to play its needed role. “I
will ensure judicious use of the money”, he promised. Dignitaries at the lecture included the Obi of
Onitsha, Igwe Nnaemeka Achebe, the
Chairman of Nestle Nigeria Plc, Dr. David
Ifezulike, one-time Surveyor-General of the
Federation, Prof. Peter Nwilo and past
presidents of LAP, Dr. Ndi Onuekwusi and Dr. Katia Ekesi. LAP is an association of capable professionals
of Anambra State origin that partners
government at any level to re-build Anambra
State and Nigeria into a rich, modern and safe
society.

www.thenationonlineng.net/dont-abandon-anambra-indigenes-urged-2/

The Sultan of Sokoto’s recent visit to Enugu
State where he went to felicitate with Enugu
Rangers as champions of the 2015/2016 NPFL
season has been described by a section of the
media and some commentators as a bridge-
building one. But then, is it really? In as much as the visit is commendable, the
Sultan himself putrefied his own oil when he
said that the reason why Ndigbo are killed
whenever there is a crisis in the north is
“because they are the industrious ones
found in everywhere and in every village but nobody plans or sends people to kill the
Igbos”.

Apart from being ridiculous, it is insulting to
the sensibilities of the Igbo and horrifying to
upright members of the society that the
reason why a people are usually targeted for
mass murder is because of their industry and
number. They are not killed because they are bad neighbours; they are not killed because
they are trouble makers, they are not killed
because they are law breakers; they are
killed just because they are industrious and
large in number! This statement by His Royal Highness, Alhaji
Mohammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, is a
confirmation of what we have always
known: that the Igbo are hated for nothing
but jealousy and that most crises in the
northern part of Nigeria have been instigated not because of anything serious but as an
alibi for a systematic extermination of the
Igbo people. Little wonder then the Igbo are targets of
northern Islamic extremists when there is a
crisis between Israel and Palestine in far
away Middle East. When some Danes draw a
cartoon of Prophet Muhammed in far away
Denmark, Ndigbo in Kano, Kaduna and Niger would have to pay for it with their blood.
When there is a furore about Nigeria hosting
an international beauty contest in Abuja or
Lagos, the Igbo in Zamfara and Yobe would
have to be killed and their sources of
livelihood destroyed for the message to be passed that such contest is Haram to some
people. When the US bomb Iraq, the Igbo in
Adamawa are bombed by northern elements
in return. When there is a sharp
disagreement between Saudi Arabia and
Iran, it is the Igbo in Bauchi that pay for it.
When the Sunnis and the Shi’as have issues with each other in Kaduna or other places, it
is a recipe for Igbo sons and daughters to be
beheaded in those places even when they are
neither Shiites nor Sunnis. The Igbo people are not only killed by these
northern Islamists simply because they can
be found ‘everywhere’ according to the
Sultan, in most cases, even when they
disappear from the theatre of war and go
into hiding even in custody of the police, they are desperately but carefully sought after
and killed. This has been the lot of Ndigbo
especially in the north over a long period of
time. The authorities usually hold no one
responsible for these dastardly acts, no one
is arrested, no one is prosecuted. Even if
thousands of Ndigbo are victims of issues
they are not in any way connected with, no
action is taken against the perpetrators. Media outrage follows, police look away,
northern traditional rulers keep mute,
Ndigbo bury their dead, and then they return
to continue their businesses without
bitterness, without vindictiveness or
vengeance in mind, not even anywhere in the South East would there be reprisals. The sun
rises (in the east) and sets (in the west), yet,
the vicious cycle continues in the north. In as much as one would want to commend
the Sultan for his initiative, it would have
been better if he had insisted that all those
who killed Madam Bridget Agbahime, an Igbo
indigene, in Kano, be prosecuted. After all,
the Sultan who is also the leader of all Muslims in Nigeria said during that visit that
justice is panacea for peaceful coexistence. If
that is the case, what did he say about the
manner the case against the alleged
murderers of Madam Bridget was withdrawn
and the suspects let go just like that despite the hue and cry that followed that macabre
murder of a harmless septuagenarian,
despite the promise by the police, state and
federal governments to ensure the killers
face the law? The Sultan’s visit would have made more
sense if he had visited Kano and insist that
those killers be brought to book as panacea
for peace. But no, he goes to beg the victims
of his people’s murderous activities to
accept their fate as the one that naturally befalls an industrious people with large
populations. It is quite ridiculous! Like the Sultan rightly observed, it is the
continued absence of justice that has caused
the unending agitations in the South East
which is growing louder by the day and have
started receiving the attention of the
international community to the consternation of antagonists of the agitations. Unless the Sultan, his co-traditional and
religious leaders, state and federal
government officials of northern origin stop
carrying about as if they own Nigeria and
relent from skewing justice and development
against those they perceive as their subordinates, such visits of the emir would
only remain a journey of monumental
hypocrisy designed to make vigilant and
courageous Igbo sons and daughters let down
their guard while terrorist herdsmen from
the Sultan’s enclave run riots even in the south east unchallenged while they kidnap
and kill even colleague-traditional rulers in
the Delta. The governors may have laughed with him
and that is because he went to felicitate with
Rangers International of Enugu. That we
understand. When the Sultan is serious about
justice and peace, we will know. For now, the
bridge he went to Enugu to build remains of paper quality blown away by the wind as
soon as he started the work.

www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/sultans-excuse-killing-ndigbo-northern-nigeria/

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo
yesterday harped on the need for
cooperation among states of the South East
region, insisting that the zone can feed the
country and develop with little or no
assistance. He spoke during the South East Security and
Economic Summit in Enugu, as governors of
the zone identified infrastructure deficit,
deplorable state of federal roads, insecurity,
ecological challenges among others as factors
hindering the development of the area, pointing out that these had brought other
negative consequences. However, President Muhammadu Buhari, his
ministers from the South East zone and only
governor produced by the All progressives
Congress (APC) in the zone, Rochas Okorocha
shunned the summit.

The president who was to declare the event
open did not also send representation, a
development that sent members of the
Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) into the
streets jubilating. Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu
had in the same vein said that lack of
inclusion and respect for rule of law were
central to the level of disenchantment in the
country, explaining that no section of a
country could feel happy when unjustly treated or when her people are languishing
in prisons even when the courts have asked
for their release. Obasanjo, who was the guest of honour
insisted that the South East should not
succumb to the threats of marginalization and
neglect, stressing that the zone had
something that could be explored to turn
around her fortunes and that of the entire country. He said: “When I was growing up, we know
the South East with enterprise,
entrepreneurship, communal effort and
communal spirit, spirit of adventure, there is
no place you go and there is no Igbo man
there. Nobody has taken this away from you. The problem is how we can utilize these
skills in the area of economy and security.
We should not work alone, if we have been
working alone and not gone far, we should
stop. That is the purpose of this summit.” Former Commonwealth Secretary General,
Emeka Anyaoku, harped on the need for
restructuring for economic stability and unity
of the country, explaining that Nigeria would
always witness under development and
economic crisis unless the various units are made to develop individually. Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, on behalf of the
governors called for the intervention of the
Federal Government in ensuring that the
Akanu Ibiam International Airport meets
with internationally accepted standards. Chairman of the Summit, Prof Barth Nnaji had
stated that the alleged feeling of
abandonment by the government since the
end of the war, lack of equity and fairness
among others elicited the summit. He said that Ndigbo were merely asking that
what was due to them as part and parcel of
the country should be given to them,
explaining that it would help address
youth’s restiveness in Nigeria.

www.guardian.ng/news/how-igbo-can-develop-by-obasanjo-anyaoku-others/

Lh19:
This little flatonja fine oo

Check out name na . . . "FLATONJA".

This guy no get joy o.

Funny. Maybe the First Gentleman. Or the First Chairman.

Although some heartless ones may call him the First Mugu.

2kaybiel:
Could transformation from black to white affect gene or blood?

I tire o. Thought the guy was black. His children are sooo ... I don't know.

Sweet gal.

These people should leave the Bible alone nah.

The other day, it was some psychologically messed up fellow chewing the pages of a Bible.

Use some other book or paper to garner attention but not the Bible. You could use your certificate (or your Masters Degree if you've got one). Picture yourself chewing it and post it on social media.