₦airaland Forum

Freemancipation:
I will be very sad if they drop it and chicken out. If they do that, that's the beginning of the end of their violent influences in Nigerian politics.

More people will feel emboldened to poke hands in their eyes and the fear that gives them advantage will diminish.

Bari22:
I hate anything igbo, see them after kneeling down begging our emirs they are now here chest beating online. Who told you northerners are afraid of separation?

Freemancipation:
As an Igbo man no matter how long you live in the north or how much you have done for them through job creation, all your hardwork can be easily lost including your life because someone drew a cartoon somewhere in Europe or some country you have never heard about.


Any Igbo man still pouring all their investments in ugwu awusa is a fool.

raker300:
"the Chinese in nigeira are here because they fear china so much"- you see how daft your own logic sounds?

Fyi: we don't want free loaders like you in the east.

I stay in the east and no where in Nigeria (except some parts of abuja) can compare to the east!!!

Now push off, you've been noticed

fiizznation:
Funny clown. You live in the north.. so why can't you go back to the east? I don't know why y'all are so afraid of your region. I don't think I will ever live in the southeast even if I will be paid $2,000,000 every goddamn day

kasheemawo:
We know who is unity begger

kasheemawo:
We know who is unity begger

fulanmafia:
Ibo Elders thought they could continue sitting on the fence while their youths become national irritants that were carefully dragging the region towards war and calamity.

The thoughts of abandoned properties and a landlocked country surrounded by an enemy state, among other reality checks, were the perfect firmware to flash the operating systems of the ungrateful migrants.

The KD Declaration was a master stroke to expose the fraud and thoughtlessness of the biafraudd agitation.

greatiyk4u:
Always looking for who to blame......that is a typical Nigerian

Rossikki:
Why not? This guy below is an East African negro, and this is his natural hair.

[img]https://theworldexplorer.files./2009/05/pc0292111.jpg?w=225[/img]




Black does not necessarily mean ''thick Afro hair'. Black comes in all varieties. This woman below is as African as any of us here.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/11/16/23/2E82D91500000578-3321238-image-m-31_1447715653018.jpg




I don't see how those references invalidate the central thesis relating to the racial origin of Jews.



I accept the documentary/pictorial evidence as shown on Assyrian temple and tomb reliefs showing ancient Jews clearly as black people with kinky hair, over any ''recent finds'' showing ''long European hair'' by modern scholars. I know far too much about the whitewashing of history to trust such research and ''findings''.

kumulus:
My thoughts tho...

eezeribe:
Thank God for his life.... God has already started wiping away his tears.
Every stumbling block in his life shall become a stepping stone in his life...
This is my prayer for him and every other hard working Nigerian,passing through one difficulty or the other.
IT SHALL ALL END IN PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING... AMEN.
# Congratulations are in order for him.
lalasticlala,Mynd44

NwaAmaikpe:



He should go for deliverance then

I can't tell what will happen to him in 2021 (since it's every 7 years)

It's either he is a destiny swallower or he has generational curses.
And being a doctor does not destroy generational curses

Rossikki:
Anyone who reads the above and is still asking who the ancient Jews were, needs a refund on their education.

KahlDrogo:
See what their persecution complex is doing to them. This is actually a rich thread that contains alot of scholarly material suitable for research, but they are already throwing tantrums thinking the op intends to mock them with this.

The Rossik we know is a black supremacist who adores nearly everything black and hardly gets involved in the ethnic brawls that go on here.

Matam:
Nice write up, 2016 till now has been difficult but I believe there is light at end of the tunnel

fiizznation:
[i]Whenever I see a word like middlebelt, the first thing that usually comes into my mind is "who are these middlebeltans"? The north central comprises of states like kwara, nassarawa, Niger, kogi, benue and plateau states. Even southern kaduna can't be classified as a north central territory due to its geographical location.

The people that are championing this middlebelt nonsense are some very few people in plateau state. Jerry gana is from Niger state, pray tell me, how will he convince his people to be part of one silly thing called middlebelt? He is not a major player in the NC.

When people want to really talk about NC or middlebelt as some people want to call it, then names like IBB, abdulsalam, Jeremiah hussein, gowon, saraki, etc CAN'T be overlooked. These are the decision makers of the region. And I don't see them calling themselves middlebeltans.[/i|

igbodefender:
Onye ndi iro gbara gburugburu n'eche ndu ya nche mgbe nile

By Justice Hub

We have received numerous questions about how individuals can file complaints with the ICC. Justice Hub put those questions to Emeric Rogier, Head of Situation Analysis at the ICC. 

Q: Can anyone send a complaint to the ICC?
A: Yes, any individual, group or organisation can send information on alleged crimes to the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the ICC. These are referred to as “communications.” They can be sent by post, by fax or by e-mail to otp.informationdesk@icc-cpi.int. Because all communications are subjected to analysis by the OTP, the more detailed and substantive the information received, the better the Office is able to focus its analysis.

Q: What language can a sender use?
A: Senders are advised to submit information in English or French (the working languages of the Court) or in one of the other official languages of the Court: Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish. If the information is submitted in another language, the Office attempts to obtain informal translations where possible.

Q: What do you do when you get a complaint?
A: Upon receiving a communication, the Office assesses whether the allegations appear to fall within the Court’s jurisdiction. The jurisdictional criteria are explained further below. If the communication does not appear to meet the jurisdictional criteria, it is deemed to be manifestly outside of the Court’s jurisdiction. If the criteria appear to be met, a communication can be linked to a situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination by the Court, in which case it is analysed as part of those situations and cases, by the relevant investigative team.

Q: But what if the communication isn’t about a situation already under investigation?
A: If the communication does not relate to any situation under investigation or preliminary examination, it will be deemed as warranting further analysis in order to inform a decision on whether a formal preliminary examination should be initiated. This decision is made on the basis of all communications relating to the same situation[b] ( you see where smart phone and internet connection may come in if some people start misbehaving?)[/b], as well as publicly available information. Communications are not analysed in isolation from each other.

Q: Do you let the sender know what’s happening?
A: In all cases, the sender is informed by the OTP Information Desk of which of the above ways his/her communication will be dealt with by the Office. The sender also receives an individual reference number, so that they can submit additional information as part of the communication should he/she wish to do so.

Q: How would a complaint received from an individual ever end up forming part of a case?

[b]A: Information received by the Office on alleged crimes is analysed in conjunction with other relevant communications as well as open source information mass whatsapping, blogging, nairalanding, facebooking, twitting, etc. In other words, communications are not analysed in isolation from each other, but rather are used to inform the Office’s analysis of a situation as a whole. [/b]If a communication that is deemed to warrant further analysis does not relate to any situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination, then it will be analysed with the assistance of other related communications and other available information in order to inform a decision on whether a formal preliminary examination should be initiated.If a communication is received that relates to a situation that is already under investigation or preliminary examination, that communication will be channelled to the appropriate team within the Office working on that situation or case. Whether that information is presented as evidence in trial or pre-trial proceedings will depend on a number of prosecutorial considerations, primarily the relevance and strength of the evidence.

Source: https://justicehub.org/article/how-can-people-report-crimes-icc

victorDanladi:
It is a disadvantage too for muslim students that a student must pass the of official language of Christianity and bible which is English language before entering the university.

adadike281:
am with u on this. let me tell u. Kanu started this but might not end it. my people are almost worshipping him. the great Igbo race? its unheard of! I never liked Kanu even though am pro- Biafra.