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nice write up, but at the end it's literally fake. it's not real man. |
good |
yes they took dead bodies in trucks to a secret location for burial, we can not forget that, we need our dead back, I'm not talking of IPOB members, I'm talking of innocent people who was brought out from their houses and shot dead and carried off in trucks. |
Yyeske:sorry I didn't get you there. what were you saying? |
no one should give money to any military on any road block. since they are IPOB MEMBERS |
Finally IPOB of all organisation has been branded a terrorist group so here is the plan, Let us start blaming them for all the attacks on the south east and south south. Any attacks by Fulani herdsmen should be blamed on IPOB. Even bombing of religious worship centres, abductions, kidnappings should be given credit to IPOB in order to paint them black... no brown because boko Haram is black already and deserve no competition. It is possible as long as we control the media no one will suspect. We should raid shops and homes, plant weapons there and claim to be planted by IPOB members, there should be forced parade of innocent people on Television (even though it's wrong and against the law) and tell people that they are all IPOB members. We should pay one or two persons to become THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. that person will always speak in our favour. Anyone who stands against us should be branded an IPOB member and arrested and locked up. We should set up IDP CAMPS to solicit for foreign aid. anybody who can't see this things coming is deluded, it's time to differentiate the real news from fake news, be wise. from next week we will see things like this but don't be scared, we are in the last days of this beast hold on power and it would do anything to hold on but it's time has been numbered. don't be intimidated into forced confession by any security official. hey before I leave how many people laughed when the army said IPOB set up illegal road blocks to extort money from people. hahaha. |
I've read threads like this before where they tell you they reveal but when you read to the end there's no Revelation, no names nothing so I've decided not to read anything. |
tell it to E-Money |
amjoseph19:LOL |
fake news from major newspaper everywhere. |
which kind stupid post be this, Afonja has started. shame no dey cash you to dey tell white lie? who go believe this shiii |
FTC Phuck this twelve point agenda |
The All Progressives Congress (APC) Committee on True Federalism has tabled twelve issues for discussion during the public hearings on restructuring scheduled to commence on September 18, 2017 in various parts of the country. Besides, the committee said it will consult the report of the 2005 Political Reforms Conference, the 2014 National Confab and reports of previous national conferences in its assignment to determine the party’s position on restructuring. The Secretary of the Committee,Senator Olubunmi Adetunmbi, unfolded the 12-point agenda at a news conference in Abuja. According to him, the public hearing which will hold in Benin, Enugu and Ibadan will end with a meeting with civil society organisations and professional groups in Abuja on October 9. Adetunmbi said the committee met four times and identified 12 key issues for discussion during the public hearing. He said: “Accordingly, and pursuant to its mandate, the Committee met, deliberated and listed out the following issues and called for memoranda from members of the public. “The 12 issues Nigerians will have opportunity to air their views on are: 1. Creation/merger of states and the framework and guidelines for achieving that 2. Derivation principle bordering on what percentage of federal collectible revenue should be given back 3. Devolution of powers on what item on the exclusive legislative list should be transferred to the recurrent list and federating units, especially state and community police, prisons 4. Federation Units: Should Nigeria be based on regions or zones or 36-state structure 5. Fiscal federalism and revenue allocation. 6. Form of government (parliamentary or presidential) 7. Independent candidacy. 8. Land tenure system. 9. Local government autonomy. 10. Power sharing and rotation 11. Resource control; and 12. Type of legislature. Adetunmbi said contributions would not be limited to members of the party, but to all Nigerians who have something meaningful to say on the development of the country. “We must recognise that the work of nation building is an ongoing process in which every stakeholder has a role to play, by making his own contribution. In this case, the APC as a national political party is an institution and a stakeholder that has a role to play in making its own contribution. “This exercise is its own way of making that contribution. The APC felt that it is not necessary to think alone among ourselves, but to also ask members of the public what they think. That is why everything this Committee is doing is not about its own opinion, but harvesting the opinion of the ordinary people in order to form an opinion. After all, no political party exists just by itself, but by the mandate of people. “In this regard, we have put up an announcement calling on members of the public to submit memorandum and meet us at designated venues without any discrimination. So, it is an open invitation to all Nigerians to attend and make their views andvoices to count.” |
kalufelix:na them go provide am when that day come |
you guys are a big joke |
you guys are all joking. |
phuck your twenty point agenda. |
someone just ask me this stupid question. and I'm like "are you Efing kidding me LoL. |
OP this is what you get by employing security men from certain tribe one day those security will rise up and kill you in your sleep. |
Uwabunkonye:Wetin it mean. |
why are the northerners running helter skelter, closing their shops when no one is chasing them. why are they so scared. please can someone answer this question |
check it, its not completed |
who's this ungrateful.... |
I believe Badoo should be a kind of passive income for all this Olosho's. PASSIVE INCOME THINGS. |
guy this your propaganda don too much, why you no calm Down. |
This current Biafra agitation IS NOT a bait for Igbo presidency, restructuring orappointments. My generation is simply sick and tired of sharing the same country with people who derive enormous pleasure from killing their fellow human beings over the flimsiest of excuses like the burning of the Koran in a far away Afghanistan, the shooting of a Palestinian boy in Gaza, and the drawing of the cartoon of Prophet Muhammed in far away Denmark. Brethren from the North,I bring you greetings from the Southern part of Nigeria.On behalf of the peace-loving people of the south in general and millions of Igbo youths in particular, I start this letter by commending you for your recent open letter to the acting president, professor Yemi Osinbajo, where you called on the pastor-turned politician to organize a referendum forthe Igbos to enable them determine their future in line with international laws on self-determination. Having said this, let me come to the reason why I'm here. In your letter to the Ag. President, I noticed what I've been trying to figure out whether to classify as an innocent amnesia-induced oversight or a calculated attempt at revisionism on your part.You cited the January 15th coup, which you mischievously tagged an Igbo coup, and claimed it was the Igbos manifesting their hatred for Nigeria. Quite frankly, when I read thatpart, I was left wondering whether to pause and die laughing or die crying.You and your kind invented the word"hatred" and even went further to prove that indeed, it is not just a word. You started manifesting hatred for other Nigerians as far back as 1945 when your kind butchered hundreds ofinnocent southerners, mostly Igbos, in the North central Nigerian city of Jos in an anti-Igbo pogrom, 15 years before Nigeria even got her independence from Britain. And of course, your vampiric spirit would later rise again in search of more Igbo blood in 1953 when your people carried out another anti-Igbo pogrom in Kano which resulted in another hundreds of Igbo lives being wasted once again. This time, all you needed to start doing what you know how best to do was a minor legislative disagreement at the Lagos Parliament where your lawmakers were booed for trying to delay a motion for Nigeria's independence by claiming the North wasn't yet ready for self rule. Isn't it a classic definition of irony that a people who started doing exceptionally well in the business of killing and maiming their fellow Nigerians as far back as 1945 when Nigeria had not even dreamt of gaining independence would now open their mouths and accuse others of manifesting "hatred for Nigeria unity"? If you ever believed in the so called Nigeria's unity, why kill and maim your fellow Nigerians for the flimsiest of excuses? Secondly, you clearly misrepresented fact when you asserted that January 15th, 1966 coup was an Igbo coup. It was a coup carried out by mostly junior army officers led by Major Kaduna Chukwuma Nzeogwu and it had soldiers from Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa/fulani, Tiv, Esan, Ijaw, Urhobo, Bali, etc. on board. Hassan Usman Katsina, an Hausa/Fulani, who was later made military governor of Northern region, was Nzeogwu's right hand man and a major participant all through the period of the coup. Major Adewale Ademoyega, the author of"Why We Struck" was an active participant in the coup. There were major Ifeajuna, Lt. Fola Oyewole of"The Reluctant Rebel", Lt. Tijani Katsinaand Saleh Dambo who were both Hausa/Fulani. There was Lt. Hope Harris Egheagha among others. And that same coup was foiled by twobrave Igbo men, Aguyi Ironsi in Lagos (West) and Odumegwu Ojukwu in Kano (North). Now, assuming WITHOUT CONCEDING that the January 15th coup was organized and executed by only Igbo army officers, does it not still amount to a moral tragedy for youguys to blame the whole Igbo nation for a coup carried out by few military men from the region and even seek to use same to justify the savagery visited on defenseless Igbo men, women and children residing in the North in the aftermath of that coup? Did Nzeogwu, who was from Delta State, consult the indigenes of the state before leading that coup? How come we don't blame Dimka's coup on his ethnic group, neither do we blame Ibrahim Babangida's and Buhari's coups on the whole Hausa/Fulani people? Let me quickly remind you that in the evening of the January 15th coup, a Boeing 707 belonging to the Nigerian Airways arrived Kano with almost the whole Northern establishment back from Lagos where they had gone to attend Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference. Ojukwu, it was, who received them at the airport and even when orders from the coup plotters were to shot all Politicians, Ojukwu gifted them with protection. I don't suppose you would like this kindof history, seeing as it seem to contradict the adulterated version youwere groomed with. In the said letter, you correctly stated that Ojukwu refused to recognize Gowon as head of state but you mischievously failed to state that Ojukwu's refusal to recognize Gowon was in protest over the refusal of the Hausa/Fulani military officers who killed the head of state, Aguyi Ironsi, toallow Brigadier Ogundipe to take over as the next in rank according to military tradition. Still, in that same letter, you stated that Ojukwu declared Biafra but you conveniently failed to tell the public that Ojukwu didn't just wake up in the morning, smoke his Benson cigarette and rush to declare Biafra. Ojukwu did his best to de-escalate tension and even succeeded in reaching a landmark accord with Gowon in Aburi,Ghana, which if implemented, would have put an end to the Igbo genocide going on in the North and averted the moral tragedy that was the Biafra war.But, Gowon unilaterally chose to defy the terms of this last minute Aburi Accord, leaving the Oxford product, Ojukwu, with no choice but to pull his people out of a country that was and still is, deaf, dumb and blind to the sanctity of the lives of the same people it exists mainly to protect. Ironically, it was the North that introduced secession into the consciousness of Nigerians with whatcame to be generally referred to as"Araba." Yes, you read right. It was the North which first romanced with the idea of secession. In fact, the momentafter the then head of state Aguyi Ironsi came out with his Unification Decree, the issue of Northern secession came out again in the open.In Kaduna and other Northern states, students and civil servants marched with banners proclaiming "Let There Be Secession." Col. Hassan, the then military governor of Northern region, called a meeting of all Emirs from where a memo was sent to Aguyi Ironsi telling him that the North would secede immediately unless the decreewas rescinded. No one shot the secessionist northerners then. No one bathed themwith acid the way Nigerian military under President Buhari did to unarmed IPOB members in Onitsha onMay 29-30th, 2016 during the remembrance of Biafran heroes. This current Biafra agitation IS NOT a bait for Igbo presidency, restructuring or appointments. My generation is simply sick and tired of sharing the same country with people who derive enormous pleasure from killing their fellow human beings over the flimsiest of excuses like the burning ofthe Koran in a far away Afghanistan, the shooting of a Palestinian boy in Gaza, and the drawing of the cartoon of Prophet Muhammed in far away Denmark. Igbo youths are not aggrieved with Nigeria solely because their parents were massacred in the Biafra war. We are aggrieved because almost 50 years after the war, the same people who killed our parents are still killing us even in our homes using Fulani herdsmen, in our churches and cities using Hausa/Fulani soldiers who kill us and bath us with acid, and our places of business using Almajiris who slaughter us and burn our shops with state-sponsored impunity for no just cause other than the insatiable urge to spill blood. My fellow youths, we have lied to ourselves for far too long. How about a little honesty here? All these killings points to one thing which is that our world views are world apart. http://saharareporters.com/2017/07/10/open-letter-are |
vybzkartel:guy just tell the guy say the girl na runs girl say even you don today the girl, so that he knows the kind of girl that he is marrying or don't say anything then when you go for visiting you blast her again while your cousin is away. ![]() |
vybzkartel:you mean her mouth is big like the mouth of that thing is very big.... ![]() |
tell your cousin. he needs to know, in fact no secret should be hidden, he needs to know, so that he can make his decision. when he finally marries her and something bad happens your conscience won't let you sleep because you had the opportunity to stop it before time. LASTLY YOU CAN'T MAKE A HO A HOUSEWIFE it's not your fault that she didn't coordinate her runs well. |
hollah123:tell us your air Force one's Qualifications |
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