₦airaland Forum

Austineva:
with innocent people Houses and businesses? You get sense so? Does the Same happen in the North? Watch out the real us in days to come

chichar1:
So as you failed woefully in life.

Generalmystic:
So the return leg we sweet is burning of people's shops?. Where are you from bro?

If you want to know what bias means, consider that two days ago, when the fake news came that Chicago State University refused to authenticate Tinubu's degree, many journalists and influencers jumped on it. But today, after Chicago State University verified Tinubu's attendance, and graduation and explained that they could only authenticate his records if he gave his permission or if compelled to by a court, those same journalists and influencers pretended not to see the story. It is essential for our media to publish their findings, not their opinions!

#TableShaker

chichar1:
Stupidity and Foolishness can be qualified as this nuisance here who is been paid and promoted to be posting old and fabricated news .

May God damm you.

globe16:
Former Anambra Governor Peter Obi made so many sweet talks on the Platform but these are some of the things he failed to tell gullible Nigerians as captured by a social commentator, Emeka Odionu.

lexylaw40:
Zombidients

7lives:
Blame Tinubu, he must be the winsh behind this kain suffacation.
Anambra o ni baje o .

TonyeBarcanista:
The others belong to his wife, cousins, sons and associates, only one is his.

gidgiddy:
But thats what Ojukwu was supposed to do. There was resource control, and Ojukwu was supposed to collect the tax accruing in the Eastern Region

Frigga13:
Awolowo is resting with the rats in hellfire tell us why he chose to dine with rats of all animals..

God bless Nigerians

Wisereborn:
Which Ojukwu

Ojukwu that used his inheritance to fight for freedom

Coward Gowon, Ojukwu is no more! He cannot defend himself

Besides Ojukwu never held any political position in Nigeria till date yet our oyel is still riddled in corruption, is Ojukwu behind our failed refinery too una go explain tire

Your kinsmen has ruled and preside Nigeria the most

How do you explain this Gowon

Frigga13:
That one sink container 40 feet of Bible.. he’ll go Dey play wacko Jacko for am now

With Abacha slapping the hell out him .. every 2 sec..

Men mount

Ozommadu:
Mumuism no go kee you, say amen

Ojukwu Is Putting Heavy Pressure On Niger-Delta Oil Companies To Pay Royalties To Him, But I Am Not Interested In Oil Money-Gowon

Ojukwu Is Putting Heavy Pressure On Niger-Delta Oil Companies To Pay Royalties To Him, But I Am Not Interested In Oil Money-Gowon pic.twitter.com/PDo2ZvGPsm

— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) September 13, 2023

gidgiddy:
Its not possible to extradite Simon Ekpa, no European country ever extradites its own citizen to a country like Nigeria that has bad human rights record, and Simon Ekpa is a citizen of Finland

AfonjaEmir:
IGBOs have so much finished you on Nairaland, that is why you cry on IGBO matters everyday.

Dozis:
If FG is sincere about fighting insecurity in SE, Ekpa should have Ben extradited since.

A coalition of Nigerian civil society groups, led by Rising Up for a United Nigeria (RUN) and the National Youth Council of Nigeria, has urged the Federal Government to employ all diplomatic measures to secure the extradition and prosecution of Barr. Simon Ekpa from Finland.

During a press conference held in Abuja on Monday, the group alleged that Ekpa has financed numerous acts of terrorism, thereby exacerbating the instability in Southeastern Nigeria.

Solomon Adodo, the President of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, who read the statement on behalf of the coalition, said, “Mr Ekpa has sponsored so many acts of terrorism, directed from his safe haven and base in Finland against Southeastern Nigeria. He is an alleged criminal and his merchandise is in terrorism, setting the foundation for the crippling of the Southeast and adding to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s travails.”

The coalition also expressed deep disenchantment at the ongoing tensions and loss of life in the Southeastern States, drawing parallels to the Boko Haram terrorism in the Northeast.

“The signs and trappings of the Boko Haram terrorism have sadly become evident in the tragic developments in the Southeast,” Adodo added.

The group criticized the enforced Sit-at-Home order by IPOB, stating it has crippled the economy of the Southeast, with businesses folding up and investors and tourists avoiding the region.

They commended the efforts of stakeholders to end the policy, urging them not to relent until the zone is freed from the stranglehold of criminals masquerading as freedom campaigners.

The group expressed its concern over Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s recent announcement of an Economic Empowerment Day (EED), viewing it as a veiled threat to the Nigerian state.

The coalition warned that such activities have the potential to escalate into another security crisis in the region.

“This veiled aggression must therefore be nipped in the bud even before its seeds of discord are planted,” Adodo warned.

Finally, the coalition commended the Federal Government for observing the due process concerning Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s matter.

However, it expressed dismay that Kanu’s visitors now serve as couriers to pass messages that run parallel to constituted government authority.


The coalition urged the government to expedite action in resolving Nnamdi Kanu’s situation to address the security crises in the Southeast.

The group concluded by restating their commitment to a peaceful, united, and progressive Nigeria. They also pledged to make their positions known to the United Nations and other international bodies.

Other civil society groups and activists represented at the briefing include: Prince Danesi Momoh, Convener of Empowerment for Unemployed Youth Initiative; Mazi Chukwudi Oluoha, Southeast Peace and Development Initiative; Zainab Sule, Northcentral Representative of Rising-Up for a United Nigeria; Comr. Stephen Eriba, President of Independent Public Service Accountability Watch; Mall. Abdulkadir Shuaibu, President of Arewa Youth Patriotic Front; Barr. Aniekeme Obot, Southsouth Representative of Rising-Up for a United Nigeria; and Comr. Victory Ameh, Representative of Guardians of Democracy and Development.