Politics › Re: Army Court-martials Generals Sani And Falola by meccuno: 5:18pm On May 06, 2016 |
Btruth: .....or better still, go and watch "A Few Good Men". Starring: Demi Moore, Tom Cruise & Jack Nicholson. remember the famous quote by jack nicholson......."You can't handle the truth" |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Hausa Man Burnt In Aba Yesterday by meccuno: 2:41pm On May 06, 2016 |
Akshow: lol. The truth is bitter. True no tribe is exonerated in this tribal isssh. Yes I'm yoruba, a proud one at that, but pls go read what your kinsmen post in their biafra page n u will get my msg. and am igbo......a proud one......I see what your kinsmen the yorubas write about my people everyday on facebook. And never for once have I come here to write the none sense you wrote. You just did exactly like your brothers on fB.......why u decide to call igbos tribal bigots beats my imagination. Radio chanji was there, you never called the hausas tribal bigots......the igbos have been cheated and have suffered a lot in the hands of Nigeria......if Your people will just experience half of what they saw I wonder how your own tribalism would be!! Try and put your self in their shoes and let's see how strong your patience is.... |
Politics › Re: Photos Of Hausa Man Burnt In Aba Yesterday by meccuno: 2:08pm On May 06, 2016 |
Akshow: Not that I'm supporting Hausas cos they get there own plenty palaver but honestly an average igbo man is a tribalistic bigot. I recently liked their Biafran page on Facebook and it's sickening. The length they will go to to discredit Nigeria and cause agitation among their gullible followers. They post fake pictures and fake stories just to rile up themselves. It's obvious they are yet to learn from the casualties of the Civil War. They live and progress in other people's land more than any other tribe in Nigeria yet they are preaching hate and intolerance. And the comments from supposed educated igbo youths on the buafra page makes me dumbfounded at how people can be filled with so much venom and hate. This is the result. I hope they remember their kinsmen are in their millions in the north. God bless Nigeria. you are obviously a kid and probably below 28. And definitely yoruba......before you call them bigots,look @ your tribe and people fro your clan what they say about other people. And you can't tell me that you haven't spoken in a tribal manner. So top being hypocritical and be quiet.....no tribe is. Exonerated.......even yours |
Politics › Re: Hausa-Fulani And Igbos Clash In Aba by meccuno: 10:05pm On May 05, 2016 |
cheruv: So an Awusa stabbed your brother to death and all you can say is IPOB
Traitors never cease to amaze me  that guy is not igbo |
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Sports › Re: Astonishing: Enyimba Beat Kano Pillars 1-2 In Kano. by meccuno: 9:46pm On May 04, 2016 |
TheOnlyWiseMan: What happened? they almost killed the driver.......they will play the return leg na  |
Sports › Re: Astonishing: Enyimba Beat Kano Pillars 1-2 In Kano. by meccuno: 9:44pm On May 04, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Herdsmen: Nigerians And Biafrans Protest In London by meccuno: 3:36pm On May 04, 2016 |
uncle005: This region called IPOB are really curse, slave of Fulani and Yoruba.
You cannot have this kind of wicked mind and expect to rule, nature never design leader that way, for you to be a leader it requires discipline loyalty and transparency, and that is what found in the hausa/Fulani. They are contempted with What they have. But this set of criminals called IPOB will like to cheat and still want to rule this country, greedy set of people.
Go and check the life of Igbo people they never respect their leader, either chief or paramount ruler, they can even slap their chief, they are agitating for scammed country, who will be their leader.
They will always remain behind just as you can see in the picture carrying flag of slavery at the back of the protest.
My people cannot be part of Biafra because we are not cursed, we don't speak same language with slave. They should never include us in agitating for the state of slavery let the cursed people go na....u say no....pls stfu |
Politics › Re: Another Attack Looms In Benue As Fulani Herdsmen Declare 80 Cows Missing, Finger by meccuno: 2:49pm On May 04, 2016 |
Nasiruddeen: fear is the beginning of wisdom.
if you can look for trouble then why are you scared to stand the fight. ewu. mshhhhwwww.
Kidnapping Originated In Igboland, But Are Kidnappers Called Igbo kidnappers?, It’s An Insult To Attribute All Killings To Fulani.
Call the criminals "criminals" not the entire tribe unjustly.
This is an attempt to terrorise Fulanis, I am sure that this a conspiracy engineered to undermine Fulanis. They've been in this situation for quite a long time, the non-fulanis especially the igbos have been Kidnapping them (Fulanis) thereby demanding the ransom of hundreds of cows and because they have no one to stand for them they always remain silent.
We will not tolerate any nonsense from grumpy thugs like FFK and co. The Federal government must set up a judicial enquiry to trace the origin and direction of this political and social hoity-toity.
Kudos to Northern Governors Forum this is not time to remain silent. kidnapping started in the Niger Delta. Stop being ignorant and myopic.......should we start singing it like a song? Or I guess you are slow?? |
Politics › Re: List Of Oil Producing States In Nigeria And NDDC Facts You Must Know by meccuno: 2:02pm On May 04, 2016 |
new2020: Typical yoruba...arguing nonsense out of envy. Anambra and Imo currently have the largest oil and gas reserves in Nigeria...not producing wells, know the difference. The socalled Rivers state oil are in Igbo speakng areas of Rivers, carved out from Old Imo state...the people living there know this. Pipelines are used to divert SE oil to SS telling Nigerians its from SS. When in doubt...this is a bold statement, lets divide in this country into SW, North, SS and SE. SS will be shocked to know that they don't have much oil as they and Nigerians have been deceived for decades to believe. Go to Anambra and see billios of dollars worth of oil and gas investments...have you not heard about Orient? Anumanu. please stop telling these people these things. Its known among the igbo people who,what and where belongs to the igbos. Before someone uses federal might to scatter what the truth is. I prefer those who don't know especially non-igbos who don't know the terrain especially those who don't like us to wallow in ignorance. |
Politics › Re: List Of Oil Producing States In Nigeria And NDDC Facts You Must Know by meccuno: 2:01pm On May 04, 2016 |
new2020: Typical yoruba...arguing nonsense out of envy. Anambra and Imo currently have the largest oil and gas reserves in Nigeria...not producing wells, know the difference. The socalled Rivers state oil are in Igbo speakng areas of Rivers, carved out from Old Imo state...the people living there know this. Pipelines are used to divert SE oil to SS telling Nigerians its from SS. When in doubt...this is a bold statement, lets divide in this country into SW, North, SS and SE. SS will be shocked to know that they don't have much oil as they and Nigerians have been deceived for decades to believe. Go to Anambra and see billios of dollars worth of oil and gas investments...have you not heard about Orient? Anumanu. |
Politics › Re: Governor Obiano Flags Off Tractor Service For Famers In Anambra State(photos) by meccuno: 10:16pm On May 02, 2016 |
Hope those tractors were made by innoson |
Politics › Re: Presidency Rubbishes Oby Ezekwesili’s Criticism As An “unclear Elitist Summary” by meccuno: 4:08pm On May 01, 2016 |
omenka: You regret campaigning for someone struggling to fix the rot occasioned by sixteen long years of savage misrule even though he's not spent up to 8% of the time it took to cause the damage, even under nearly 50% drop in government's revenue (caused by the decline in international oil price).
Regret you may, and you have the right to, but some of us don't and remain very hopeful that things will take a turn for the best before the twilight of Baba's first term.
If I could endure the last 6years, I see no reason why I can't endure enjoy 3.  oga, please just shut it.....this your talk is stale and beginning to get irritatinG |
Politics › Re: Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu Predicted Fulani Herdsmen Impunity-IPOB -Vanguardngr by meccuno: 2:47pm On May 01, 2016 |
If they are not going to retaliate, then they should STFU and stop disturbing us with this information. This their peaceful stance is beginning to irritate me!! |
Politics › Re: “it Is An Insult To Label Fulanis As Criminals” -northern Governors by meccuno: 10:27pm On Apr 30, 2016 |
focus7: When the kidnapping started in SE did they perpetrated it in an hausa/fulani state or did they kidnapped an hausa/fulani man. Those terrorist nothern governors should withdraw their statement filled with sentiment and apologise to the whole country or indigenes from others state should take up arms and begin to carry out search for the hardmen both within the town and bush and kill them since will consider them as foreigner that came from outside Nigeria to invade us. even the leaders in the North are ignorant. Kidnapping started in the Niger Delta. I wonder how these people have been ruling Nigeria. Ignorance is a disease |
Politics › Re: Herdsmen Attack: We May Resort To Self Defence, Town Unions, Abia.. by meccuno: 10:07pm On Apr 30, 2016 |
hungryboy: seems the goat forgot so soon that the Secretary of Fulani Herdsmen Association, reminded 'em that two states in their territory have been their grazing territory since colonial times, I have to upgrade your status, you are too dull to be a goat, you are a ram. a ram is not as smart as a goat....u are right |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Kills 30 Fulani Herdsmen In Borno by meccuno: 4:37pm On Apr 30, 2016 |
Lies |
Politics › Re: Enugu Attack: Why Call Attackers Fulani When We Don’t Call Kidnappers Igbo? by meccuno: 9:35am On Apr 30, 2016 |
OkoNDOoBo: Igbo invented kidnapping in Nigeria and Niger Delta follow suits..  u must be very ignorant.....kidnapping started in the Niger delta before the SE started theirs.....even if you want to be a bigot please use your sense and be factual about it......there is nothing I hate more than a bigot who isn't intelligent |
Politics › Re: ‘Hope On Buhari’s Change Mantra Waning’ - Daily Trust by meccuno: 9:23am On Apr 30, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Photos Of Boko Haram leaders captured by the army recently by meccuno: 6:32am On Apr 29, 2016 |
dumebiifeanyi: In a renewed onslaught on the leadership of Boko Haram terrorists, troops have earlier today, Thursday 28th April 2016, again made an unprecedented catch. The gallant troops tracked and arrested 6 terrorists kingpins who sneaked into Kala Balge as a result of the onslaught of our heroic troops on the terrorists in Sambisa. The 6 notorious Ameers (leaders), noted for getting logistics support and information for the Boko Haram terrorists, were arrested in a swift military operation by troops of 3 Battalion, 22 Brigade. The unrepentant and hardened insurgents which include Musa Kalile Sabakara (an Ameer), Babagana John (an informant and also seller of foodstuffs), Isah Abakar (an Ameer) and Usman Abasa, (who specializes on cattle rustling and selling of food stuffs), as well Bukar Gujja (a tailor who prepare clothes for the terrorists) and Bukar Kahalifa (also a tailor who prepares the dress for the Boko Haram terrorists), are presently undergoing interrogation. Kindly disseminate this information to the public through your medium. Thank you for your kind cooperation. Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman Acting Director Army Public Relations http://dumebiifeanyi.com/breaking-army-releases-photos-captured-bh-terrorists/ lies |
Politics › Re: My Encounter With Fulani Heardsmen In Umuchigbo Enugu by meccuno: 10:32pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
wadetaw202: When next you are reading,you should read with some sense and stop being blinded like a tribal bigot.
I am a Yoruba, it I Dont support the meaningless tribal nonsense you people are promoting here.
The op wrote that military presence is protecting these Fulani peeps, didn't you read that?!  Nice one.....would have kissed you for that.....but am not gay.....  |
Politics › Re: I Am More Lagosian Than Igbo -kachikwu by meccuno: 10:29pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
Karm16: Not even, 'I'm more Enugu than Igbo', it's I'm more Yoruba than Igbo. Chaii. When I told Qelvin that his people have been conquered mentally, he no believe me. You see Donjazzy rocking Yoruba attire, Igbo boys flexing in Yoruba and Northerner's attires. You see some of them even naming their pikins Aonions instead of Okechukwu, being proud that English Nollywood is ish when Yoruba nollywood is still better. Una wonder why your people no dey Igbo nollywood. first of all.....don jazzy isn't igbo.....second of all, most igbos who were born in lagos wear yoruba attires and its understandable. If you were born in the US as a yoruba,doesn't mean u would wear traditional attires as home out fit.....wale is an example....igbos are proud of their culture.....I was born and bred in lagos. But I am still proud of were I come from......doesn't mean anything.....I can choose to wear whatever pleases me....that's how liberal igbos are |
Politics › Re: If You Were The President How Would You End The Killings In Nigeria?? by meccuno: 6:27pm On Apr 28, 2016 |
Resign |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Captures Military Items From Soldiers In Borno - Terror Monitor (Pics by meccuno: 7:35pm On Apr 27, 2016 |
SayDeeJay: Relocate to Libya! why can't you people just stay own your own and enjoy your sharia? Is that too hard to understand?? |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Captures Military Items From Soldiers In Borno - Terror Monitor (Pics by meccuno: 3:03pm On Apr 27, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Ajimobi: No Free Land For Grazing by meccuno: 10:32am On Apr 27, 2016 |
chinchum: I believe natives of lands should form vigilante groups, the fulanis have met their waterloo several times in oyo state. that was before buhari became president.......hope you observed what happened in mile 12......before you retaliate, the soldiers are sent to stop it. |
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen, Sharia For All Nigeria and The National Grazing Reserve Bill. by meccuno: 9:35pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
sanandreas: The achievement Nigeria made over the past few decades might just be rubbished. people who don't learn from history learn to fail. Buhari would be impeached or kicked out by the military. it happened in Egypt and it will happen in Nigeria. keep dreaming......no one can kick him out |
Politics › Re: Olufemi Olu-Kayode's Reaction To Enugu Fulani Massacre by meccuno: 7:23pm On Apr 26, 2016 |
Tocheagle: Mehn, we need to know where to buy a gun and get 1 for ourselves asap go to awka |
Politics › Re: British,Biafra,Igbo And The Same Stories Of Memberships. Nigeria Lesson by meccuno: 5:21pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
keally: . You are wrong. He is an Igbo man from Delta. His names are Stephen Okechukwu Keshi. edo people bear igbo names too!! Lolz  |
Politics › Re: New Photo Of Ibrahim Babangida (IBB) All Smiles In His Minna Residence. by meccuno: 4:01pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
Dead Man Walking |
Politics › The Major Reason Why The British Dislike The Igbos- The Anglo Arochukwu War by meccuno(op): 12:15pm On Apr 25, 2016 |
The Anglo–Aro War (1901–1902) was a conflict between the Aro Confederacy in present day Eastern Nigeria, and the British Empire. The war began after increasing tension between Aro leaders and British colonialists after years of failed negotiations. The Aro Confederacy, whose powers extended across Eastern Nigeria and beyond was challenged in the last decades of the 19th century by increasing British penetration of the hinterland. The Aro people and their allies resisted the penetration which threatened their culture, influence, and sovereignty.
Reasons for the war advanced by Sir Ralph Moore, the British High Commissioner of the Nigerian Coast Protectorate, included: To put a stop to slave dealing and the slave trade generally with a view to the Slave Dealing Proclamation No. 5 of 1901 being enforced throughout the entire territories as from first of January next; to abolish the Juju hierarchy of the Aro tribe, which by superstition and fraud causes much injustice among the coast tribes generally and is opposed to the establishment of Government. The power of the priesthood is also employed in obtaining natives for sale as slaves and it is essential to finally break it; to open up the country of the entire Aro to civilization; to induce the natives to engage in legitimate trade; to introduce a currency in lieu of slaves, brass rods, and other forms of native currency and to facilitate trade transactions; to eventually establish a labour market as a substitute to the present system of slavery
The Aros knew that British penetration would destroy their economic dominance of the hinterland. They also opposed their religion, Christianity, which threatened their religious influence through their oracle Ibini Ukpabi. The Aro led raids and invasions on communities were conducted in order to undermine British penetration since the 1890s. While the British prepared for the invasion of Arochukwu in November 1901, the Aro launched their last major offensive before the Aro Expedition by British forces. Aro forces led by Okoro Toti sacked Obegu (a British ally) which resulted in 400 people dying. This attack quickened British preparation for their offensive.
Aro Expedition Sir Ralph Moore and the Royal Niger Company had planned the attack on the Aros and the Ibini Ukpabi oracle since September 1899 but due to lack of necessary manpower, it was delayed until November 1901. On November 28, Lt. Col. A. F. Montanaro led 87 officers, 1,550 soldiers and 2,100 carriers in four axes of advance to Arochukwu from Oguta, Akwete, Unwuna and Itu on a counter-insurgency campaign. As expected, Aro forces resisted all axes strongly, although they lacked modern weapons. However, Arochukwu was captured on December 28 after four days of fierce battles in and around the city. As a result the Ibini Ukpabi shrine was allegedly blown up. Battles between British and Aro forces continued throughout the region until spring 1902 when Aro forces were defeated in the last major battle at Bende. The Aro Expedition ended three weeks later.
Some of the Aro leaders, like Okoro Toti, were arrested, tried by tribunals, and hanged. The Aro Confederacy was destroyed and Eze Kanu Okoro (king of Arochukwu), went into hiding but was later arrested. Although Aro dominance crumbled in March 1902, many Aros took part in later resistances against the British in the region such as in Afikpo (1902–1903), Ezza (1905), and other areas where the Aro had a particularly significant presence. The defeat of the Aro did help the British in their imperial agenda of conquest of the interior, but serious opposition to British penetration in Igboland clearly did not end with the Anglo–Aro War. In the years that followed, the British had to deal with many other conflicts and wars in various parts of Igboland such as the Nri Conflict (1905–1911), Ekumeku War (1883–1914), Igbo Women’s War (1929), etc.
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Politics › Re: N3.5 Billion Traced To Accounts Belonging To Stella Oduah by meccuno: 1:30pm On Apr 22, 2016 |
In Nigeria, it is unlawful to steal when you are an infidel. For you to be a thief in Nigeria, Bear A Muslim name, speak hausa and come from the core North and you are safe!! Joining APC isn't really necessary. |