₦airaland Forum

GreatBoss:
Ndoki elders said this to me in Azumini and even Afam.
Saying Ndokis are Ijaw

God be my witness on this.


So the OP is not wrong.

Even the these places you mentioned are all Igbo names - Ndoki, Azumini and Afam. All proper and core Igbo names. The names of villages in Ndoki are all Igbo names. They speak Igbo and practice Igbo tradition and culture. So what are you saying?

GreatBoss:
Go and claim them physical.

Why are they under all Ijaw socia-cultural organizations and never 1 Ibo own till today.

Stop this your nonsense rhetoric of " go and claim them physical". Opobo is Igboland. History supports that. You can't wish that away by claiming that they are under one arbitrary group or the other. If they claim to be Ijaws ( which is not so), then when the time comes, they leave Opobo to meet their people in Bayelsa. Simple.

Captain8:
should we leave our Ijaw brothers for igbo strangers

The fact is saying that Ijaws are migrants there.
History supports that. So they can migrate out of Ibani to meet their kins in Bayelsa.

Captain8:
Ijaws there are migrants,,,,see cocaine infested fingers typing anything........

Just go to Ibani and tell them they are migrants ,,,I promise, you will have your last day on earth

You are just everywhere without facts but mere sentiment. Someone has shown you clear evidence from a neutral observer, yet you are here talking about going to Ibani.
Let me tell you something I'm sure you must have heard before but totally ignored due to the present political situation of Nigeria or your bias:
The more you pursue your agenda of grabbing Igbos across the country, the more you'll be resisted and made to lose even your perceived strong hold.

I have said it that it is only in the jaundiced mind of IPOB that the blind lead people with full sight.
It is so shameful to see the indefatigable Igbo youths reduced to touts at the whims of charlatans who just want to use them for their personal gains.
Look at them all over the thread touting about aimlessly. They destroy their businesses and kill themselves like wild animals. It is just so shameful.
Let them not come out and vote. By the time an APC candidate they so hate is declared winner, most of them here will change moniker and start spewing rubbish.
We are waiting to see how far their gross stupidity would take them.

OP, this your unhealthy obsession with Ndoki... I hope it doesn't lead to the undoing of Ijaw.
There's general bad governance in Abia state which doesn't mean Ndoki is Ijaw. Ndoki is Igbo.
Take your eyes off Igboland.

Emergingnation:
She's doing her thing on International stage with great impact, while you, a fulani terrorist and OyigboUpdate Ikwere stunts are at the back stage gassiping like an imp No one even know if you guys exist in real life, your rantings and wailing ends here on Nairaland

Chronic unity beggars..

By the time you realise that you don't have any atom of sense, it would have been too late for you. Tueh!

LLiKYekoba:
Shut up your mouth, this illiterate, you are talking rubbish and have not the slightest idea of the topic you are dabbling into.

Zombie mugu dey form intellectual. Enwe!

Na una way na - all emotion with zero sense. I don't blame you shaa. Na internet cause am. You'd have the guts to throw insults about even to persons you wouldn't be able to wipe the sole of their shoes.
We are watching you guys. You will soon tell us the place where blind people lead normal people. Tout!

revolt:
THIS MUST BE THE MOST STUPID POST IVE EVER READ. NIGERIAN LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS NO JURISDICTUON TO ENFORCE THEIR LAWS. THIS IS THE TYPE OF ARGUMENT OUR SHARIA GRADUATE CJN WILL MAKE. ABI THEYLL ENFORCE NIGERIAN LAW ON THE UK? VERY USELESS ARGUMENT... FINALLY MNK IS A FREAKING BRITISH CITIZEN... WHAT THE HECK DOES HE NEED ASYLUM FOR ?!!!!! NA WA OO...

Your argument is that MNK who is a British citizen was illegally arrested, right?
So why is the UK not insisting that he must be released since his arrest is illegal?
You see, you need to reason some things beyond the general IPOB sentiments.

[quote author=OmoEpe post=106928431][/quote]To you, anybody who questions your stupidity is an IPOB member. Tueh! I spit on your bald head.

OmoEpe:
That same greed plaguing them led to their failure during the civil war. Imaging them oppressing the SS so terribly during the short lived and illfated Biafra, this led to their sabotage by the oppressed tribes.
Even if the get their Biafranistan today only their 5 states will go with them.

In terms of oppression and their expansionist tendencies they are far worse than the fulani they love to demonize

You started well by stating historical facts but you allowed your deep-seated hated for the Igbos to smear your message.
How did the Igbos oppress the SS people during the war? Care to tell us?
Are you honestly saying that there are no Igbos in SS? Or perhaps, you are just another unfortunate drunk who thinks that his jaundiced opinions matter in the scheme of things.

daddytime:
Alex report handwriting

You are smart, bro.

KillMNKnow:
He is a Drug baron and a p!mp. he pushes drugs and run a prostitution business through the hotels. Period!

Like that series film "power"

A p!imp and a lieutenant

Hmmm. Better mind what you say online.

Jerryherd:
When?!

When the herdsmen foolishly wonders into Kenyan territory to visit olosho in a £1000 Fendi jacket

Before Shekau died , you don't see him travelling about in search of olosho like simp Kanu

.

Bro, please kindly desist from posting that pix of Nnamdi Kanu with a lady for that lady is indeed his wife.
It's not decent to disrespect the sanctity of marriage like that by sharing the private pix of a couple.
Cheers.

Reno, you just wasted your precious time on brainwashed blockheads.
No matter what you say to them, these people have vowed to reason on a very very rare occasion.
I remember how some reasonable people here condemned the attack they carried out on Ekweremadu in Germany but most of them were prancing up and down jubilating over the shameful action.
Now MNK has been apprehended, they have started calling out to the same UK government that MNK castigated to no end.
Who knows, maybe Ekweremadu would have been the one speaking out for MNK at this critical point in time. But, what do we know? After all, IPOB members know it all.

melodyogonna:
Then they didn't follow international diplomatic laws which means they can be sued in the international criminal court. Nnamdi Kanu's lawyer already said that's the process they're following, which is why Kenyan government is looking to extradite itself from the whole thing by denying involvement - of course Nigeria had help from Kenya, Nnamdi Kanu's lawyer already made it clear, but an international level politics is going on.

Make we dey watch and see. I just wanted to make sure you understand you can't just arrest someone in a foreign soil without permission.

As per your last paragraph, did I ever imply that you can arrest someone in a foreign country without permission?
In fact, I am quite sure I said specifically that permission is needed.
What I don't see as relevant is following extradition process in arresting someone in a peculiar situation such as MNK was. I reiterate that for you to follow such procedure, the person of interest as a matter of fact must be a recognised refugee in that country in question. Then, the law of the country would be mandated to protect him or offer him special status that would require the extradition process. In this case, I have maintained, MNK wasn't in Kenya as a refugee ( as far as we know so far). He didn't even travel to Kenya from UK with relevant documents signifying his "special status" in UK.
Well, let's see how it unfolds. I hope to get back to you as things unravel.

melodyogonna:
Chief, no country has any right to make an arrest in another country, that is violating the sovereignty of the country in question, which is an act of war ... unless the country gave you permission of course. Then it boils down to international laws, criminals have rights until proven guilty, did you follow the internationally mandated process of making an arrest in a foreign country, did you go through the repatriation process.

You want me to be breaking it into bits for you?
You are funny. Whatever you mean by "...follow the internationally mandated process of making arrest in a foreign country..."
If US government followed all these your exotic processes, you think several offenders outside the US would have been apprehended and some of them killed outrightly by the US government?
I said it in my earlier post which you quoted but obviously didn't read, that just with the permission of Kenyan government, Fg can capture MNK. It doesn't have to be through formal extradition process since MNK wasn't in Kenya as a refugee.
Fg of Nigeria can simply present a written note telling any relevant authority in Kenya that they want MNK, the Kenyan authority will simply authorize it and send officials to arrest MNK and hand him over to Fg. Simple.
Now in this scenario, you wouldn't necessarily know other diplomatic deals Nigerian Fg made with Kenyan government for the arrest to be made.

melodyogonna:
Taa shatap, you can't arrest anyone in another country say na can simply pick him up in any country, then why are they hiding details of the arrest? We saw how Interpol video taped the arrest of Hushpuppy and released it to the public, make them do something similar na

So because Interpol released the video of the arrest of Hushpuppi to the public, Fg must do same?
What if the arrest wasn't captured on video, does that make it illegal?
You see, some of you are not capable of deep reasoning. You just think one way straight like a goat.

princemillla:
I thought Kanu was a British citizen?

He's both.

2ndBase:
MNK does not need asylum in his home state as a British citizen

Did you read where I said that he should have presented himself in the UK as a political person of interest?
That is the way he could have been shielded from deportation or normal arrest since he is a Nigerian citizen.
Barring that, the option would be to seek asylum from the UK if he is eligible for it.

SlayerForever:
If you knew that most of what the opening post said is correct you won't have bothered asking for explanatory points. Most unfortunately I can't type at length to elucidate.


Then again majority don't care for constructive arguments, so a lengthy explanation becomes a waste of time.

I quoted someone else yet you jumped in all pumped with full emotions and zero logical reasoning, and when I called you out for it, you're saying that you don't care for lengthy explanation.
This is why most of you fail at every turn.
Just take a good look at yourself and people like you.
You think you're doing MNK any good by being deliberately illogical?
You are part of the main problems of MNK and Igbos.

SlayerForever:
Mennnnnn no offense o, you wrote bullcrap. You must think arresting people from other countries is a walk down the street.

Very typical of your likes. You just let your emotions run amok without presenting any contradicting point.
Good for you.

Masterkernel1:
It's unfortunate those assumably literates are so biased to stand with the truth and the law.

Let's start with the law. If anyone contravenes his/her bail condition(s) in an impending court case, it's up to the preceding judge to issue a warrant of arrest or summon his/her legal team for warning.

Question... Since when did Nigerian Military started affecting arrest in civil matters?

MNK's house wasn't invaded by the military because he disobeyed his bail conditions. That one is a different issue.
His house was invaded because he was committing acts of treason after he was released on bail.

HOVER206:
I will continue to say this : am not an Ipob fan, I have checked, survey round concerning this Kanu's issue, I must say that the government will lose this case.
Kenya is in a deep problem, there is no way the issue of human rights won't come in.
This case will nail Malami,

I am quoting you hoping that you would be able to reason this logically without emotions.
MNK, didn't need to be extradited. He was neither on asylum in UK nor in Kenya. So there was no need to follow the normal extradition process. He simply ran away to UK without seeking asylum from them. Persons of political interest usually run to a country and seek asylum, and if the country in question accepts, then to get him back to the country where he is wanted, you would have to follow the extradition process.
The Fg of Nigeria can simply pick him up from any country ( including the UK) by just merely following the basic rules of arrest and deportation with even a subtle cooperation of the host country. Naturally, the processes of extradition doesn't apply here.
MNK made mistakes. He should have presented himself as a political person of interest in UK or Kenya and sought asylum in UK.
I'm not certain he did this.

LLiKYekoba:
Bumhari will not sleep this night.

MNK was simply kidnapped. He really underestimated the fulani terrorist abokies and how much they are will to pay for his head and on a plate without playing by the rules.

After 2023, people like malami and lie mohammed should be kidnapped and shot mercilessly. They are evil.

When you say MNK was kidnapped, I don't just get it. Does it mean the Nigerian government does not have the right to arrest any of her offending citizens outside the shores of Nigeria by reaching an agreement with the other country in question?
Let me tell you something that is a fact: MNK is a citizen of Nigeria. In fact, he's first a Nigerian citizen before that of another country.
Fg can arrest her citizen in any country with the cooperation of that country, however subtle that cooperation is, so long as basic rules of arrest are followed. This is not even an issue of extradition because MNK wasn't on an asylum in the UK. If he had been, then it would be a better case for him somehow.

DMerciful:
The 1999 constitution is a fraud from the military. That's not the constitution our founding fathers agreed to when the decided to join at independence

So? I hope you're not implying that people can go against the tenets of the constitution because of that.

The way some people reason is very embarrassing. A post here is saying that in the United States, secession is treason and some folks here are asking why any group would want to secede in the first place in the US given that the country is developed.
The point is: even if the US was not developed, secession would still be a treasonable offence. That particular law wasn't made because the US is developed. It was made to keep the country together and promote a united and mutual front.
In Nigeria, there's no clause for secession. And secession is treason. The best way to renegotiate being part of Nigeria constitutionally, is by amendment of the Constitution.

mysticwarrior:
another chronic homosexual spotted. Homosexuality is a crime in Nigeria and the penalty is 14 years jail sentence.

So anyone who doesn't share your view on homosexuality is automatically gay?
Just look at you...with all the years you spent in school.
I spit on you!

Well, OP, even though it is completely wrong, you should understand that most people, especially the elites, of the Niger Delta, where the bulk of the oil revenue comes from don't really care.

What most of them care about are pipeline contracts, once in a while settlement, their own percentage derivation and of course, attacking the Igbos to make them feel better.
Even Clark that is whining up and down, call him aside and offer him a juicy oil contract while whispering in his ears that Igbos are the problem of the whole world and watch start singing a different tune immediately.