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Yyeske:
Nigeria remains one

Nigeria is never one

Obi1kenobi:
You don't know the meaning of "betrayal". How can you betray a cretin that does not listen to the counsel of his elders and stakeholders and governors, many of whom actively pressured the FG to release him on bail, only for him to turn against those people because on his arrogance, he felt he had the power of the mob behind him.

Stop disgracing Yoruba people here. Take a leaf out of FFK and Fayosi book.

Those are real men that I admire and respect, not religious unity beggars.

They should grow breast and join their pot belly.

Leave trouser and start wearing skirt.

The only way these men can sleep at night is to keep telling demselves lies and actually believe their own lies.

They are the lowest of the low life.

Not worthy to be called men.

They are the lastest sons of Usman Danfodio

Islamisation of Igboland

Their dirty old man, the King of Thieves.

Have dey opened their thieving mouth to inquire about the welfare of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu?

I guess they were more afraid of him than the Northern oil and gas thieves.

They were afraid of being held accountable by the people.

Subsequently being unable to loot.

Betray their own people.

Even the Yorubas managed to avoid that.

Big Disgrace.

AuroraB:
Mechie onu there
Peter made his choice. There's nothing you lots can do about it.
Ndi obi ojoo, Ndi afo ilu

taa si eba puo...

No let person take knife commot ur head, jokes apart, go back and read my other post.

Some people dont just love their sibling, they adore dem. (adoration)

There sibling is a source of joy and excitement, a playmate.

U take that away, they start gettin angry.

4 dem, dat is unforgivable.

SwiftME:
Olosho decisive Yoruba slut. amongst the duo Peter has a better chance of thriving should incase they split.

This goes to all igbo men intending to get married to a yeroba lady, they are never wife material, they tear families, ruin careers and are a complete set back to whatever dream you might have envisaged in the later.

Quote me saying other wise and watch as Amadioha use your scrotums for cowries

It is best to always marry from ur ethnic group.

Inter-tribal marriages has so many complication and wahala.

Particularly amonst Yoruba and Igbos, rival tribes that appear to dislike each other.

On a serious note, their are some women dat dont understand sibling relationship.

They think marriage means tearing down sibling bond.

It really is not, if the sibling want to make time for each other, allow dem, or there will be problems.

Wen ur with them, u are just another sibling/wife, u need to fit in and not appear to be taking their brother away from them by monopolising his attention or calling him away from them, to avoid trouble.

Remember, before u met their brother they already knew and love him, their are people that love ur husband or wife more than u. They have loved them all their life unconditionally.

There relationship is older than urs.

She don take Nyash scatter family.

Afonja are terrible lot.

WAR CRIMINAL!


MURDERER1

WAR CRIMINAL!


MURDERER!

TonyeBarcanista:
Ohamadike said more than this

As Igbo brothers, we expec to see the Ijaws on side as usual. There is no need to be suspicious of us.

We have not given u any reason for that. We are no threat to u, highest is to come and trade in ur area.

U can come and do same in ours, it is up to u.

I honestly wish, u can see our hearts and know dat we have no plans to hurt u.

IPOB HAS NO RESPECT FOR THE ZOO GOVERNMENT.


THUS, U ARE WASTING UR BREATH AND TIME.


UNTIL A REFERENDUM DATE IT SET, IPOB WILL CONTINUE WITH THEIR PEACEFUL RALLY WORLDWIDE AND IN NIGERIA.


THEY WILL CONTINUE TO CALL SIT AT HOME, THAT WILL BE RESPECTED.

IPOB HAS NO RESPECT FOR THE ZOO GOVERNMENT.


THUS, U ARE WASTING UR BREATH AND TIME.


UNTIL A REFERENDUM DATE IT SET, IPOB WILL CONTINUE WITH THEIR PEACEFUL RALLY WORLDWIDE AND IN NIGERIA.


THEY WILL CONTINUE TO CALL SIT AT HOME, THAT WILL BE RESPECTED.

Nexttime the bombs and guns will do the talking.

The death toll will be the convincing and persuading factor.

Let whoever remain whoever, Nigeria will know no peace from North, South, East and West.

TonyeBarcanista:
Whoever want to breakaway should do in peace without causing problems for innocent citizens

And whoever wants to engage in bombing spree should go ahead.

whoever u said? u did not mention Ojukwu or Kanu anymore, now it is whoever?



“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." [Remarks on the first anniversary of the Alliance for Progress, 13 March 1962]” ― John F. Kennedy.

TonyeBarcanista:
You don't get it..

Tonye is not against Biafra agitation but against IPOB and Kanu.

Kanu and his IPOB aren't proBiafrans (despite their manipulation of Biafra apologists), they are terrorists and businessmen just like Ralph Uwazurike of MASSOB.

But Kanu employed hate, incite, threat to violence, violence, fraud and terrorism.

Anybody may lead Biafra agitation but do it within the tenet of the law and international dictate

Ask urself are Biafrans breaking away from Nigeria becos of Love?

Wen an armed group starts to bomb and attack indiscriminately wat will u say then?

TonyeBarcanista:
His Corpse shall pay for his terroristic acts

The Army took his corpse alongside 22 others that was in his house on the day of their attack.

Men, Women, Children, Grannies and Babies.

Now dat Kanu is gone, is Biafra over or is the government buying time for oil to finally lose all value?

Be sincere to urself, are we one, does the man from Sokoto value ur friendship to a man from Mali or Niger.

They only created vacancy for another group to emerge.

After Alqaeda came Islamic State, wateva is coming after IPOB is vengence, they will not talk 4 one day.

pathetic country.

full of ignoramuses.

TonyeBarcanista:
By TonyeBarcanista




Yesterday in Abakiliki, Ebonyi state, General Tukur Buratai the Chief of Army Staff made a statement on the pronouncement declaration of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra as a terrorist organization. He said in quote



Two key words in the first paragraph was used by General Buratai while clarifying the position of the Military, they are "pronouncement" and "declaration", while In the second paragraph he mentioned creating "public awareness".

What Does Buratai Really Mean
The COAS is simply saying that we did not declare IPOB a terrorist organization, perhaps because of the provisions of the Antiterrorism (Protection) Act 2011 (as amended) but the military sees them as terrorists and has pronounced that they will be approached with the way terrorists are. The military by the pronouncement is telling members of the public (government, citizens, international community, Opposition, supporters etc) that IPOB is a terrorist organization by their conduct.


What Did The Defence Headquarters Really Say?


In the first paragraph they first debunked the notion that IPOB is nonviolent, in the second paragraph they brought the attention of the public to it, in the succeeding paragraph they listed reasons as to why IPOB should be seen as a terrorist organization and they confirmed their assertion in the last paragraph.

The military is simply saying: "after analysing the activities of IPOB, the Military can confirm them to be terrorist organization. We urge the public to be aware of this".

Did The Military Act Out of Order
Absolutely No in my opinion!

What the Military has done is what some of us previously pronounced, which is; "IPOB is a terrorist organization judging by their conducts". Cest fini!

The pronouncement by the military nonetheless does not replace an official declaration by the group as terrorist organization according to the Antiterrorism (Protection) Act 2011, but it has set a motion for the government to do the needful by following the procedure of the law.

Permit me to add that the case of IPOB is similar to that of Boko Haram where though the military sees them and approached them as terrorists since they started unleash terror in 2009, but were only officially designated a "Terrorist Group" in June 2013. That doesn't mean they were non terrorists prior to the time of declaration.

Will Terrorism Charge Be Added To Kanu When Rearrested
Most likely!

Let it be stated that though IPOB is yet to be gazetted a terrorist organization, it doesn't stop the government from prosecuting Nnamdi Kanu and other arrested IPOB members for engaging in terrorism in Accordance with Section 2 of the Antiterrorism (Protection) Act. However, he may not be be charged for belonging to a terrorist organization. Remember that Henry Okah of MEND is currently facing charge of terrorism for October 1, 2010 bombing in his capacity as Charles Okah even though his group is not designated a terrorist organization.

Why We Can't/Shouldn't Condone The Atrocities of IPOB
They burnt down mosques, some people looked the other way because they are not Muslims. They attacked Hausa/Northern community in Oyigbo and Aba, some people looked the other way because they are not from the north. We saw a video where they mounted road block on a highway, burning trucks and were for Hausa/Northerners to kill in Aba, some people chose to look the other way because it doesn't concern them. They burnt police station and allegedly killed policemen/snatched rifle, again some still looked the other way.

Some say they were provoked by the Army, but why not take on the army instead of soft unsuspecting targets? Nigerians should learn from history and see the pattern in which terrorists emerge. I am sure that some people from the northeast will be biting their fingers by now for initially seeing the war against Boko Haram as war against their region/zone. This is because the region is in terrible mess today, unfit for any serious investment and people still live with one eye open and in fear due to series of suicide bombings.

Remember, Boko Haram started off as "nonviolent" group that wants total Shari'a in the North in 2001, in 2009 they attacked security forces and government establishment, they progressed to bombing and attack on churches sparing the mosques, then they moved to markets, then to MOSQUES and Muslim communities, then assassination of clerics (irrespective of the faith) and now all Christians, Muslims, Pagans, Atheist, Igbo, Yoruba, Ijaw etc are enemies of Boko Haram.

Those of us from the Niger Delta can attest the "unreported" atrocities of these so-called Niger Delta militants against locals and how some of them are feared like demigods (I won't mention names for safety reasons).

I want to urge Nigerians irrespective of ethnic group or political leaning to stop supporting actions that threatens national security, especially as it regards lives and properties.

Nigeria masses should understand that power intoxicate and if a group of people see that they have the support of the people to engage in act of terror/violence, they will sooner than later turn against same people that cheer them, causing a lot of terrible damage.

Finally, we are all marginalized, we all have our aspirations as a group irrespective of whether it's secession, restructuring or maintenance of status quo, but one thing we must always ensure that we refuse to allow any individual or group to hijack and manipulate our noble aspirations for their political and financial benefit. We also must be nonviolent in words and in action IF WE REALLY want the world to take us serious like they did Kosovo in 2008, Scotland in 2013 and just of recent Catalans.





May God Bless Us All And Bless Nigeria

Nnamdi Kanu is dead.

Kanu is not known to be silent, not at a time like this.

Kanu and his father was in the house wen dey attacked.

They are likily to have been murdered.

[quote author=j[s]ollymizzle post=60617035]Before I start giving reasons for my epiphany, I would like to state for the records that I don’t expect my plea to change anything, or make our people love each other, I just felt it Is something I ought to do whether or not it makes a difference. These past few weeks has been a roller-coaster of feelings, triumph by some over their perceived enemies, anger by some at their defeat,heartbreak and indifference to some.for me it was anticlimactic. I’ve never truly hated the igbos, at a point in my life, I admired them. I sought them out to befriend them. The reason was mainly due to my father’s words, one of the most kind hearted men I know in this world. He always told me how igbos persevered during the Civil War, how they stood and defended their land and how they took their subsequent defeat with their heads held high even to the admiration of the Victor’s.after the Civil War they left their arms behind, and went back to being full patriots once more to help nigeria grow as if the war didn’t happen and the truth is they did loose so much. They picked themselves up and excelled and in a short time became the successful igbo tribe the whole world knows today. However,fifty years after the Civil War,it was like all of a sudden a buried darkness emerged and there seemed to be a growing need for retribution for the loss and pains of the Civil War brewing among the igbo people. I first noticed it on nairaland, some openly calling for the extermination of the Yoruba race for our alleged complicity in the Civil War, which I as a person dismissed as nonsense because from my days as a toddler till that point being around igbo people, I had never once heard them talk out in bitterness about other people because of the Civil War. Time flew and on a fateful day, I walked into a department store in my hometown in ibadan. The results of the president elections were being announced, and from the results announced to that point it was a close call. Then an aged igbo man walked in, and he spoke the following words aloud ‘Yoruba…very bad people, God pass them, they don’t with Jonathan to win, and may God punish them. Wicked people ‘ I was shocked and in that moment a lot of thoughts rushed through my mind,ranging from the unrealistic to the ridiculous and then the outrageous. The statement hit me like a giant sledge hammer and I was disoriented, at a point my mind told me I was lost and had wandered to a remote eastern village, why? Because I didn’t imagine someone could utter such a statement in a Yoruba city aloud, without fear or sensitivity to our feelings. I felt under seige by enemies I never knew existed. A lot of people heard but no one said a thing. I decided saying nothing was also the best course of action, hurriedly paid for my purchases and left. I began thinking, could all those hateful comments I see on nairaland be the reality, I decided it couldn’t be. 8 months later, one cool eveningI was in a shop on my street in ibadan, a middle aged igbo man walked in, he looked educated, like the banker sort. asked the price of an item, and discovered that the price had almost doubled due to the dollar scarcity. Then he began, raining curses on all yoruba from our illustrious father, the sage Awolowo down to abiola, obasanjo and down to the rest of us. I was shocked again but this time it wasn’t, as much as the first of course. This time I was also angry I debated in my mind whether to confront the man, but then I thought confronting him wasn’t going to change his mind, it was either going to lead to physical altercation or a shouting match. So I left the shop. Then next day I saw the nairaland comments in a new light. Of course I had been fooling myself thinking it was all inconsequential, it was a person behind those comments afterall. I was disappointed and It was at that point I started feeling a bit of hatred for my igbo brothers especially the ipobs. Now this week a lot has changed too. I must confess that during this whole wahala in the east, I was happy that finally those who hated me for “no reason” ,called my people cowards and so on were being dealt with, the images of people like me being made to wallow in the mud was hilarious,and of course the routing of the self acclaimed Supreme leader, Nnamdi Kanu,a man who has called for my people to be killed and now hiding like a rat. but then I began seeing young men dead in Keke napep which was heart breaking, seeing people defeated and dejected was just too much. And I thought, this isn’t what I wanted.they may or may not hate me for being yoruba and apart from the insults and curses and the wishes of some of them to see my tribe exterminated, no Igbo man has ever done me any physical harm for being yoruba. I lived in the north for 12 years and those years were characterized by ethnic and religious bloodshed perpetrated by the hausa-fulani on my people and till this day I don’t hate the hausa-fulani because during that time, there were a lot of them ready to sacrifice their lives for others they don’t even know. So why would I hate my igbo brothers. They felt the pain of a bloody civil war and today they are being marginalized in national affairs. I can’t in good conscience support their annilation or subjugation. Maybe we did play a part against them in the Civil War or not, I actually don’t know for sure. Because in the accounts of the Civil War both sides would always claim to be right. And if truly we did I can only say sorry and say to myself it wasn’t my fault because I wasn’t even born then, but now I feel standing by and watch them marginalized and subjugated while either approving or saying nothing would be an actual crime. I want to appeal to my yoruba brothers that we should try to show some love to our brothers in the south. Some may want to harm us but at the moment that is proving to be impossible. We should be magnanimous enough to belive in the humanity of others, the act of generalizing a whole group of people whether yoruba igbo or hausa as bad should be stopped so we can find a way to live in harmony either as neighbors in separate countries or together.if not for the sake of unity,then for the sake of development and prosperity we must see that this injustice is redressed whether or not we think they would come to our aid if the roles were reversed. I’ve seen other threads of some igbos and yorubas waving the olive branch and I feel both sides should accept and find a way forward.the social media is powerful and while the effects of these ‘little gestures’ may not be felt in the next week,I belive it surely would make a difference 10,20 years from now.to my Yoruba brothers im not saying turn the other cheek ,I’m saying we need to be human and try as much as we can to douse this tension.lets scale down our need to throw jibes at each other.may God bless Nigeria and help us heal.
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ODvanguard[/s][/quote]Go and learn to love urself first.

[quote author=Danladi7 post=60615076][/quote]BIAFRA NEVER THREATENED ANYBODY, DEY JUST WANTED EVERYBODY TO GO THEIR SEPARATE WAY.

Yyeske:
When the crisis Nnamdi kanu started dies out.

But Kanu did not go to SW or North, he did not carry arms to kill.

How did he cause u crisis?

YES DAT IS TRUE, BUT THE IGBO NEED TO DROP THE NIGERIA DEAD WEIGHT FIRST.

This is the next Gov of Anambra State.