₦airaland Forum

Ceenachi:
I always ask all these DSS people are they human?Where is the dignity of Men?
Are they all Fulani?
No Yoruba there? Igbo etc
Why would I take a job that I won't be happy or sell out My Conscience?

None of those DSS personnel will escape God’s judgment. Even the cloth seller DCP didn’t know a day like this will come. Everything is a matter of time in this life.
MNK, Igboho, Lady K and co, the Lord will preserve your lives In Jesus Name

Karlovych:
Jubrin is a colossal failure, an enemy of democracy and threatened the sovereignty of the nation in 2011 after his loss by sending his foot soldiers to kill nysc members in the North. We will never forget his "soaking their dogs and baboon in blood" statement.
Abba Kyari should first be sent to the US to face the consequences of his criminal activities with a known fraudster before this useless government does anything to innocent Igboho

iretinyeee:
Buhari and his family will never die a natural death. Imagine incarcerating this man and his wife for good 6yrs. Even kill his children. Oh God buhari and El rufai ll suffer same thing. Amen

AchalugoNwa:
if buhari goes unpunished for his crime against humanity then I'll know that God is a myth

Wickedfact:
All Sunday Dare does is wear green blazers about like Agric prefect, zero ideas about anything.

b3llo:
When will you go to Nnewi?

budaatum:
We do not believe you. Post evidence so we know please.

Grace001:
Seems you have comprehension problem , no offense please. I laid emphasis on the word “NIGERIA MASSES” so I don’t see how my statement there is bigotry. I said Nigeria masses generally don’t worth dying or fighting for. Nigeria government have always failed the masses, be it PDP or APC. TRASHHHH! Go and reread what you wrote initially then come back and see if it makes sense. You are nepotistic and a bigot. We know your type.

Ken Sarowiwa was murdered for fighting for the masses, oppressors know that masses are comfortable in their chains so they(oppressors) will do everything and anything to silent any individual or groups that want to liberate the masses.

When the masses are tired of their chains they will fight to break it.

onumadu:
Kanu’s trial on the 26th of July exposed a few things that positively shocked me and should make every Igbo proud.

(1) There was lock-down of markets and businesses in Igboland and in places outside Igboland with considerable Igbo presence. I was shocked when someone in Lagos told me that they were not going to the market in solidarity with Kanu. When I put a call to the East, the same thing was happening, only more seriously. Even an APC chieftain told me that they were all staying at home in solidarity. The unity exhibited by Igbo in support of Kanu, in this trial, really shocked me!

(2) I was shocked by the number and caliber of Igbo lawyers that went to the court. Most them were BOLD AND FEARLESS and they came from different Igbo groups. The sheer number and caliber of lawyers that I saw in that court premises dwarfs the number of lawyers that are usually available -for one court case - in many independent countries of the world, certainly more than you would find in a typical African country. This showed that Igbo nation, AS IS, is a formidable one.

(3) There was almost a unanimous rally of Igbo political emotion and solidarity with Kanu. On that day, the Igbo seemed to realize, and express the feeling, that Kanu’s trial is the trial of the Igbo nation. There was no significant Igbo voice of dissension or discord on Kanu. There was a unanimous feeling of solidarity with Kanu, and this shocked me! I suspect that this feeling will grow stronger now that Kanu wasn’t even presented in court on that date.

(4) I must mention that non-Igbo showed up in solidarity as well, the most prominent of which was Omoyele Sowore. Another example was a man from Akwa Ibom (he was interviewed) and his total solidarity and boldness made me feel that non-Igbo Biafrans, though not as vociferous as Igbo , are perhaps as stoic in their solidarity, and it would be a mistake to assume that only Igbo support Nnamdi Kanu.

Overall, the Igbo nation showed that when things get serious, they can unite as one, and this can be summarized in what Barrister Goddy Uwazurike (the lawyer that represented Ohanaeze Ndigbo) said when interviewed. He said (paraphrasing ) that when you see a mad man going about his business, it would be a mistake to maltreat him, because it is when something bad happens to the mad man that his relations will come out to hold you to account (by implication).

- A very proud “Dotman”.

Grace001:
Sunday you have learnt the hard way... The people of ibarapa/igangan and other masses don’t even miss you.

Unfortunately majority of the masses you think you’re fighting want you to fail and to be jailed or killed.

You’re now in the situation of frypan to fire.

This is for anyone out there who have the passion for fighting for people’s right, don’t make the mistake of becoming a freedom fighting for NIGERIA masses,

Leave Nigeria masses, they love their chains of sufferness, killing, brutality, raping hardship and poverty. These masses you want to fight for will wish for you to fail, to be killed or jailed. Nigeria masses only complain, but they are contented in their chains and in love with their oppressor.

Nigeria masses are contented/happy in their chains of hardship, poverty, brutality, killings, raping, oppression and suffering. They are destiny to this suffering and smiling way of life, as a matter of fact they are still in love with their oppressor and their oppressors know this.


So trying to liberate Nigeria masses from their chains and separate them from their oppressors will be a suicide mission that doesn’t worth it.

Abalado:
This country is totally spoilt under this government, am very sure that this person asking if this question is a graduate,80percent sure , imagine

Sonnobax15:

You see better country..

Country wey get respect for human being first,then human rights come still follow plus plenty lights wey dey shine through their rule of law...

But if to say na for Nigeria, igboho for dey on steady patrol team van via black maria with those their mumu prisoners jalavia abi na coverall....

Wickedfact:
Desert-dwelling animals are ignored.

nairavsdollars:
Fearless IPOB may set him free today from the court

Wickedfact:
This is what happens when a blockhead tries to sound smart. Yorubas in Benin are not interested in secession, in fact the Beniniose armed forces specialises in killing herdsmen and their cows. Go and ask them what fulanis saw at Ketu.
Igboho will be released by Benin and you desert-dwelling dunces can go drink cow urine.

unbitchable:
You wish. Benin republic does not operate the madness of fulanisation and islamisation that is currently in Nigeria. Lack of justice and fairness gives rise to agitations.
As a matter of fact, open grazing is outlawed thus, fulani herdmen dare not behave like animals over there as they do here.

MrMaestro:
Sunday Igboho might have single handedly United Yorubas all over West Africa. This may be needed to check the destruction the Fulanis have wrought over the region. Interesting development.

dragunov:
Its only fools that would do that when they know that they will never get justice. If you know the magnitude of the attack you would know that they didn't want him alive. They lied that he engaged them for hours. They presented fake evidences of assault weapons against him. They presented a picture of weapons taken in 2013 to us. It was all lies. If the Federal government is lying against you, how do you escape?

WarriAproko:
the next election go brake him wind. Dekta central will hold that position. But from another party

Sonnobax15:


At least Benin republic has a judiciary that's effective, unlike our own wey we get here for Nigeria...

That's how it should be..sharp sharp...If na Nigerian Court,dem for cage the innocent woman join her husband like sardine

But why dem never try Igboho na?......Abi dem still dey bargain for the crude oil wey Buhari wor take exchange Igboho?

CodeTemplar:
You are clearly being malicious. They had schools.

CodeTemplar:
You are clearly being malicious. They had schools.

CodeTemplar:
did the school transfer to the ex GO children or not?

CodeTemplar:
did they own schools?

CodeTemplar:
OK. Wallow in your ignorance safely.

bigpicture001:
..yes, it's new marriage life.. he works in the health sector and just had his marriage about 6months months ago ..but twice he has come to the house to express disgust over his wife's grudge of accepting 50k monthly for food upkeep of the house...with just the two of them and she is heavy with pregnancy

He buys all the durable food stuffs and still files out 50k monthly for the remaining to make food throughout the month.. he is just a middle class man..and I know the wife really well, she is not a money demanding lady while they courted...

Please does this mean 50k can't help a woman run a home these days even after buying all the heavyweight foodstuffs in bulk

harmony75:
There may not be any Moslems there in the state so!?

IgweBUIKE1:
This is the richest man in afRica to me. ..like the ibos will say..having money is a good thing but have the mind to lift others is what we call wealth..if these things you said is true ,then you are indeed the richeast man.. not camera man like our late pastor that do everything for the cam

Prophet777:
This is just a season 1... arresting him is not the solution.

National unrest looms.

The end of contraption called Nigeria is just around the corner.

Go and write it down.