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SEE HOW THE ELITES MOCK THE POOR-IN THE ZOOLOGICAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA. : They exploit our hunger and poverty, and brag about it. Read Sule Lamido's words: "Nigeria is too weak to break. Who will break it? The ordinary person in Jigawa or the ordinary person in Sokoto or the ordinary person in Bayelsa? Is it the Igbo vulcaniser or the Yoruba woman selling kerosene by the roadside or the okada man in Delta? They don’t have the capacity to unite because they are burdened by poverty. We have taken away from them their dignity, their self-esteem, their pride and self-worth so that they cannot even organize. “Up there, we (the elite) are united . . . we will never allow Nigeria to break because once it breaks, we will lose. But the common man loses nothing. What is he losing? He is already in hell; he cannot lose anything more than this hell.” Very ugly and painful truth! |
Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, in Ondo has directed its members to defend the South West against the invasion of Fulani herdsmen.https://dailytimes.ng/herdsmen-attack-opc-begins-action-fulanis-yorubaland/
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lakesider:SO YOU THINK YOU AND aMERICA NA MATE ![]() |
ICC LOADING.................... MONIES ABROAD WILL BE SEIZED |
gartamanta:They will send special BOKO HARAM forces to pick him like all those Serbian war criminals |
africanman85:Dont Mind Them.. Everyday is for the thief but one day for the Landlord... |
BushWickBill:you most have browsed it little boy...but you did not mention drug....and panama canal treaty.. you are a kid indeed. |
Gourdoinc:cos IKWERRE IS AN IGBO WORD |
Xisnin:Keep deceiving yourself?/ your eye will open soon You will know the difference between Super Power and ZOO |
Xisnin:The suit was filed based on two US’ statutes; the Alien Tort Claims Act (ATCA or ATS – the Alien Tort Statute) and the Torture Victims Protection Act (TVPA). Both laws have extra-territorial reach, meaning they allow US federal courts to assert long-arm jurisdiction which extends beyond the borders of US... Why did the US district court fail to throw away the matter ? 1Toture and killings in the war against IPOB is a war.. Now who is running mad now....ZOO Man ?Long Live Biafra God Bless Biafra. GO YOUr WAY ZOO Man |
NtoAkwaIbom:you are a kid indeed Do you know about president Noriega of Panama in the 80s the ans is NO cos your where not born then,,listen to Elders He spent over 25 yrs in jail,,, but for Buratai it will be life. |
Xisnin:you are a kid indeed Do you know about president Noriega of Panama in the 80s the ans is NO cos your where not born then,,listen to Elders He spent over 25 yrs in jail,,, but for Buratai it will be life. |
Xisnin:you are a kid indeed Do you know about president Noriega of Panama in the 80s the ans is NO cos your where not born then,,listen to Elders He spent over 25 yrs in jail,,, but for Buratai it will be life. |
THEY ARE OSUS HAVING BEING OSTRACIZED TRADITIONALLY, THEY ALWAYS WORK AGAINST IGBO INTEREST FROM ONE GENERATION TO OTHER. YET THEY WANT TO BE ABSORBED BACK. |
yarimo:Even As GTB is owing him// Abi |
After losing His father , He is about to face a trial that will embalm him for live in jail. |
wakaman:the one wey python dance don already put them into trouble... if this is no case why did they send two law firms who are already quarreling amongst themselves.. Dance more python get swallowed by it LATER. Go ask Charles Taylor of Liberia whre em dey now dey rot....how far |
wakaman:dey watch now |
Biafran suit in America: US rejects Nigeria’s defence of immunity – From Duncan Odey – In a counter Motion filed on February 6, 2018, the US-based lawyers for the Biafran plaintiffs who brought suit against some Nigerian officials have strongly urged a United States federal court to proceed to trial on the merits, stressing the damning fact the the US State Department has rejected a request from the Buhari-led Nigerian government for the State Department to intervene and stop the suit based on the sovereign immunity defense. At Page 4 of the 35-page Motion obtained by this reporter, Plaintiffs lawyers stated that “Despite an overture by the Government of Nigeria, the United States Department of State has refrained from suggesting any Defendant is immune from Plaintiffs’ TVPA claims under federal common law or otherwise. Neither has the State Department suggested that any Defendant is a head of state in Nigeria”. The counter Motion was necessitated by a motion filed by defence lawyers to dismiss the suit based on grounds that included the act of state doctrine, lack of jurisdiction and sovereign immunity. Dr Bruce Fein and associates, lawyers to the Biafran Plaintiffs argued in-opposite that such defenses are not allowed under the Statutes upon which the suit was brought. Plaintiffs’ counsel also argued that defence Motions are questionable because the defense lawyers are, before the court, fighting amongst themselves as to who should be recognized to represent the defendants. The case is pending before the United States District Court for the District of Columbia against sixteen Nigerian officials for their direct or indirect complicity in the extrajudicial killings of IPOB members/Biafrans who had launched peaceful protests in the wake of arrest and detention of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu. The officials are: Tukur Yusuf Buratai; Lawal Musa Daura; Ibrahim Attahiru; M.I. Ibrahim; Kasim Umar Sidi; Issah Maigari Abdullahi; Solomon Arase; Ibrahim Kpotun Idris; Okezie Ikpeazu; Willie Obiano; Habila Hosea; Peter Nwagbara; James Oshim Nwafor; Hosea Karma; Bassey Abang; and Johnson Babatunde Kokomo. In the counter motion, counsel to Plaintiffs argued, amongst others, that jurisdiction has vested through service of the summons and complaint by certified international courier on all defendants. The Suit is grounded on two muscular United States’ statutes – the Alien Tort Claims Act (ATCA or ATS – the Alien Tort Statute); and the Torture Victims Protection Act (TVPA). Both laws have extraterritorial reach, meaning that they allow US federal courts to assert long-arm jurisdiction that extends beyond the borders of United States. Alien Tort Claims Act (ATCA) provides that ‘the district courts shall have original jurisdiction on any civil action by an alien (foreigner) for a civil wrong committed in violation of the law of nations or a treaty of the United States’. Since 1980, courts have interpreted this statute to allow foreign citizens to seek remedies in US courts for human rights violations for conduct committed outside the United States. Torture Victim Protection Act of 1991 is a statute that permits civil suits in the United States against foreign individuals who – acting in an official capacity for any foreign nation – committed torture and/or extrajudicial killings. In the suit, Plaintiffs lawyers argued that ‘The factual case against the Defendants is convincing. The world already knows of the widespread beatings and slaughter of protesting Igbos/IPOB by elements of Nigerian security forces at various locations after Nnamdi Kanu was arrested. Amnesty International and other credible foreign sources have confirmed those killings and torture’. Those reports were filed in Court. Beyond the latest processes, and at the ensuing trial, Defendants will be required to personally appear before the US court to testify under oath and probing cross-examination that will dwell on the details of the IPOB killings and the complicity of other unnamed Nigerian officials.
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Finally Justice is coming, now that the US State Department strips the Nigerian Government of it Immunity and sovereignty. All Hail Biafra God Is Working Zoo Must Fall on Herdsmen Govt,
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THIS YOUNG GENERATION you have been warned the this show is a Satanic display.. You will Never hear... |
divinehand2003:That why he chose to live in a country led by a woman |
IkpuNnu:yes he refuses ti steal but money is missing 9 trillion missing |
Long Live Biafra Freedom Justice Id coming// |
Ambazonian Restoration War: finally! the UN will meet the English-speaking leaders in Washington [wpipa id="4966"] The crisis in the English-speaking regions of Cameroon will be the subject of an emergency meeting.The crisis in the English-speaking regions of Cameroon will be the subject of an emergency meeting in the coming days in Washington. This is, in any case, a letter sent by US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley to US Senator Yvette Clarke. According to this correspondence, the meeting will take place between the United States Ambassador to the United Nations and representatives of the Anglophone diaspora of Cameroon in the United States in order to “hear their concerns and share their opinion.” Last October, Senator Yvette Clarke seized the US ambassador to the UN on “mass arrests, Internet connection cuts, military repression and attacks on freedom of expression in these two countries. regions in crisis? ” In response to this inquiry, Ambassador Nikki Haley reported that a United States diplomatic mission had worked with Security Council partners to address the security and humanitarian crisis in Cameroon. “In addition, the United States co-sponsored a United Nations resolution for the promotion of the rights of persons belonging to national minorities on 19 December 2017. (…) Cameroon having approved this resolution should respect its commitment to take these measures with respect to the English-speaking population and members of all minority groups in its territory? “she concluded. |
Am not from there but their dialect is Original ancient Igbo undiluted by ancient Igbo scholars |
The named Afikpo speaks Igbo and biafra |
forest that has electric pole everywhere indeed |
