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Politics › IPOB Members Rally In Onitsha Ahead Of Governorship Election In Anambra by Noneroone(op): 3:02pm On Nov 10, 2017

HAPPENING NOW: IPOB members rally in Onitsha

Some members of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) are currently marching across major roads in Onitsha, the commercial city of Anambra State ahead of the November 18, gubernatorial election in the state.

Details later …

http://sunnewsonline.com/happening-niow-ipob-members-rally-in-onitsha/

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Christianity Etc › Re: Anglican Bishop Drags 3 Priests To Court by Noneroone(m): 12:27pm On Nov 10, 2017

If orient daily report about Biafra it wont make frontpage
hypocrite mods

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Politics › Re: Lagos Is Part Of Yorubaland - Femi Okunnu by Noneroone(m): 7:01am On Nov 10, 2017

tsdarkside:
this sound so silly...who is disputing that??...because igbo,ipob said whatever....yorubas sef.....ehnnn...

No. Because the oba of lagos said so!

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Politics › Re: Avengers Return, Vow To Continue Pipeline Bombing by Noneroone(m): 3:59pm On Nov 03, 2017

some people will do vigil this night

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Politics › Re: Bianca Ojukwu At APGA Campaign Ahead Of Anambra Election (Photos) by Noneroone(m): 3:04pm On Nov 03, 2017

Lilimax:
Not true! Most Anambra parents still frowns at their children marrying non-native. The same thing affected me...
But for the most Imolites, they don't care.

As for me, you can find love anywhere provided the person is God fearing and there is love among you

lie. MOST IGBOS dont allow inter tribal marriage. That most Imo allow is more of online stereotype. The truth is that imo pple tend to relax in a foreign land and are the least homeward when in a foreignland. Since the bulk of few Igbos that engage in inter tribal marriage involve Igbos resident in non Igboland, the probability of getting Imo becomes HIGHER. Even so, most of the men still travel home to get a wife.

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Politics › Re: Are There Real And Fake Igbos? by Noneroone(m): 11:49am On Nov 03, 2017

abdelrahman:
truth!!!

fixed

Politics › Re: Are There Real And Fake Igbos? by Noneroone(m): 11:29am On Nov 03, 2017

abdelrahman:
I made a thread where igbo women always run after us ,they can die because of us!

the problem with u you yorubas is that your social inferiority complex towards the Igbos is gross. It is this complex that lead to jealousy and hatred. It is only inferiority complex and low self esteem that can make a grown up yorubaman go wild in ectasy cos an Igbo girl smiled at him, to extent of declaring that Igbo girls love you more than even Igbos. No other tribe do this except you guys. Are girls scarce in yorubaland? Do you often consider how your girl see that? Sometimes sha i just dey shame on una behalf.

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Politics › Re: History Will Be Made In Anambra. by Noneroone(m): 6:36pm On Nov 02, 2017

Unik3030:
abeg no come out on d election day ooo Na beg I dey beg, just stay indoors dey chop ofe nsala while buhari install another okorocha in anambra

Politics › Re: Why Ohanaeze, Igbo Governors Sacrificed Nnamdi Kanu To Northerners – IPOB by Noneroone(m): 5:18pm On Nov 02, 2017

Sanchez01:

This dude should know when to stay mum. His rants project him as super pained.

Mynd44
Lalasticlala

but you posted a comment to support his 'rants'. I think you are the super pained.

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Politics › Re: Message About Biafra/anambra Election Circulating On Whatsapp by Noneroone(m): 4:53pm On Nov 02, 2017

Yyeske:
Enugu state LGA elections takes place on 4th of November 2017, must it be boycotted or not?

IPOB long announced that STARTING FROM ANAMBRA ELECTION voting must be boycotted in Biafraland.

Politics › Re: IPOB Members Hold Meeting In Lagos by Noneroone(m): 4:43pm On Nov 02, 2017

so many bitter and fearful posts above

Politics › Re: Yemi Osinabjo: “Stealing Unites Nigerians From Different Tribes” by Noneroone(m): 1:55pm On Nov 02, 2017

Put differently-

only thieves want a united Nigeria
IPOB is correct

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Business › Re: Tony Elumelu And Barack Obama Pictured In Chicago by Noneroone(m): 10:38am On Nov 02, 2017

raker300:
Two great men...

Can’t help but compare obama to GEJ..

Most Americans voted trump out of hate for Obama

Most Nigerians voted Buhari out of hate for GEJ..

Now these people are both suffering

What does that tell you?..

seems you're the one suffering for Americans cos even liberals know things are better now.

Crime › Re: Police Arrest Man Who Stole A Phone In Church In Ogun (Photo) by Noneroone(m): 9:52pm On Oct 31, 2017

skull scarcity

but why was he paraded for such small crime?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Catalan Parliament Declares Independence From Spain by Noneroone(m): 4:54pm On Oct 27, 2017

Yyeske:
Don't mind the illiterates here feeling happy, they think Spain will just allow Catalonia to go and they can have a case.
Ordinary world politics, dem can't fit understand.
Thanks for your submission

continue running your mouth upandan. Spain has no choice cos this is Europe. Suspending catalan autonomy amount suspending people's will and that's a declaration of war. Aside the fact that it could earn catalonia some international support, it will rally anti independence catalans towards independence, making future unity even more difficult.

Politics › Re: See What A Man Said He Will Do On November 18, Anambra Election Day (pictures) by Noneroone(m): 4:41pm On Oct 27, 2017

RebelChip:
Abum ezigbote Nwafor.... Obughi onye obula ihuruna Nairaland bu Afonnja.

Nwoke ahu joro njo.... Ho Ha.

oburu na ibu nwafor ikwesi ima na mma nwoke oburo n'iru

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Politics › Re: See What A Man Said He Will Do On November 18, Anambra Election Day (pictures) by Noneroone(m): 4:35pm On Oct 27, 2017

RebelChip:
How can such a beauty marry this beast looking animal? Love is truly blind ooo.... Abasi Mbong!

a yoruba man calling an Igboman ugly is one of the signs of the endtime.

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Politics › Re: IPOB Deputy Director Speaks To TRT World TV On Nnamdi Kanu's Whereabout by Noneroone(m): 10:02am On Oct 27, 2017

izenco2005:
must u put ur parents picture here.

wetin concain you? He loves his parents so much

Christianity Etc › Re: Biafra: Anambra Church Declares 40-Day Fasting by Noneroone(m): 7:19pm On Oct 26, 2017

70% of the comments on this thread are from yorubas. When you confront them they tell you they don't care whether Biafra comes or not. I don't know the god that created this pple.

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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Has Created Two Apps To Push His Agenda by Noneroone(m): 8:02am On Oct 26, 2017

IPOB giving yoruba people sleepless nights. They are even more uncomfortable now.

Politics › Re: IPOB Members Avoid Zonal Meeting In Aba, As A Member Laments (Photo) by Noneroone(m): 7:37am On Oct 26, 2017

GavelSlam:
But you've been here since 2013.

just like i visit other usless blogs sometimes.

Politics › Re: IPOB Members Avoid Zonal Meeting In Aba, As A Member Laments (Photo) by Noneroone(m): 9:12pm On Oct 25, 2017

nairaland...cheap site

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Politics › Re: Reason Why Ipob Should Change Into Political Party. by Noneroone(m): 7:11pm On Oct 25, 2017

when your enemy gives you an advice, do the opposite.

Politics › Re: Monkeypox Rumour: Send Children Back To School, Enugu Govt Begs Parents by Noneroone(m): 1:37pm On Oct 13, 2017

FOLYKAZE:
The children should stay out of school for the next five years until Biafra is achieved.

We go know who go suffer am

they will still lead in WAEC

Politics › Not Just Catalonia, Three More Places With Dreams Of Independence- Time Magazine by Noneroone(op): 11:07pm On Oct 08, 2017*

Self determination is in the air. We began last week with a Kurdish referendum in Iraq, and we ended it with a raucous Catalan referendum in Spain; neither may amount to much, at least in the short term. But hope is a hard thing to extinguish, as "separatist" movements around the world can tell you. Here, 3 others holding out hope in 2017:
Biafra
A country of 250+ ethnic groups, Nigeria declared independence from Britain in 1960, but a couple of military coups in 1966 stoked underlying ethnic tensions. In 1967, southern groups (led by the Igbo people, one of Nigeria’s three major ethnic groupings) declared the independent Republic of Biafra in Nigeria’s south. Nigeria refused to recognize the breakaway state, and a 3-year civil war ensued. All told, more than 1 million people lost their lives, many due to starvation. Biafra surrendered in 1970.
But defeating a secession movement on the battlefield is a far cry from defeating its spirit — and nearly half a century later, the dream of Biafra remains alive. These and other nationalist currents continue to make Nigerian politics choppy, as does a president whose frail health has the country continuously on edge.
Southern leaders have rejected secession calls as impractical. But the movement for Biafran statehood is still considered enough of a threat that the Nigerian military declared the Biafra separatist movement a terrorist group just a few weeks ago—harkening back to a simpler time when just wanting a homeland of one’s own was enough to be labeled a terrorist.
Flanders
Belgium’s largest political party—the center-right New Flemish Alliance—is actually a secessionist movement, highlighting just how fragmented Belgian politics really is. Belgium is divided into three: Flanders in the north (bordering the Netherlands, predominantly Dutch-speaking), Wallonia to the south (bordering France, predominantly French-speaking), and the Brussels-Capital Region in the relative middle. Modern day Belgium has its roots in 1830, when France supported a brewing rebellion in the Southern Netherlands. Wallonia was the favored region then; today, power has shifted to Flanders and the 60 percent of the country’s Dutch speakers.
In addition to language and culture, economic inequality in recent years has widened the divide. While Wallonia’s per capita GDP is only 88 percent of the EU average (2011 figures, purchasing power standard), Flanders’ GDP per capita is 120 percent above (2014 figures, purchasing power standard)—a sticking point for Flemish residents who see their money being sent to parts of the country that literally speak a different language. For now, the Flemish independence movement has been slow and plodding by design; when the time comes for a referendum—which would be the first on Flemish independence—that strategy may make all the difference.
Donesk and Luhansk
feels a lifetime ago since Vladimir Putin’s top worry was Ukraine moving too far West; it was actually 2013.
To recap: pro-Russia Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych rejected a deal to strengthen Ukraine’s integration with the EU, touching off violent protests in Ukraine. Those protests eventually ran him out of the country, and an enraged Putin invaded Crimea in response. But to really paralyze Ukraine’s movement toward the West, seizing Crimea wasn’t enough; he needed to sow discord from within the country, which is why he stoked the pro-Russian independence movements in the eastern provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk.

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Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's Disappearance Is Troubling. Julian Asange. by Noneroone(m): 10:07am On Oct 06, 2017

[quote author=Sanchez01 post=61151690]I read this severally but could not make sense out of it.

Perhaps you are just too myopic to know the world would not sell arms in the face of impending war. Here's the harsh reality you need to take away from this post; if the U.S refuses to sell to Nigeria, Russia would without stress, just as anti-American countries would. Is it any surprising the the only statements that have been made by the UK on this is nothing but Kanu's citizenship and not on the purported killings per se?

Of course, you would get arms but it would be a replay, another auto restart for you guys to start from the rubbles. Ojukwu had a shot in the war because some parts of the oil region were mapped to his then region. The same does not apply today and except you have something to trade for aids, a repeat would be swift and would be done away with in months.

The British media reported the starvation of the Old Eastern Region during the war and it was sent by Michael Nicholson and his crew who got a bit of support for the hungry folks. So I don't understand your 'maximally shielded' warped narrative from.

Just so you know, the South East is surrounded by other Nigerian states. You were favoured with the Old Eastern region mapping. The same is not applicable today. Until you learn to channel your grievances through your political leaders, your rants come off as that of a someone who needs air to breath. By design, you are all terrorists now. Learn from Catalonia and get people who matter to voice out. [/qstatesou talk more without thinking. I asked a simple question but you couldn't provide answer instead beating about the bush and reading some 1967 scripts. how will Nigeria cope with economic sanctions when millions are already starving in the northeast? a lot has changed since 1967 but deluded people like you have not. Russia is not USSR. Biafra war happened during cold and USSR had interest in many new African states, hence they they use support to woo Nigeria. oau supported Nigerian unity cos many of her members are new states and are still enjoying fragile unity. UK supported Nigeria for oil. today most African nations have moved on and Nigeria is still battling Biafra and most nations now know sth is wrong with Nigeria.

again, Russia has no specific interest in Nigeria now and has Syria their ally to protect.where was Russia when south Sudan separated?

fg is even suspicious of UK on the ipob and radio Biafra issue , and also suspicious of most ECOWAS countries on morocco issue.

most importantly, refugee crisis is worlds biggest problem now. it is the only reason why trump is still selling weapons to Nigeria. Nigeria is big in population and us knows a civil war will lead to massive refugee influx and will prefer partitioning of Nigeria.

Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's Disappearance Is Troubling. Julian Asange. by Noneroone(m): 10:26pm On Oct 05, 2017

Sanchez01:
This agitation naturally makes you guys less intelligent. Apologies, really, but it's the truth. The Biafran project and the IPOB cause is a strictly Igbo affair. The Avengers are of the core South. Indulge me, please, how are Igbos related to the Avengers?

As much as you want the world to fight your battles, you might need to raise a more dangerous ragtag group that would blow up the Niger Bridge and cripple economic activities in the East before you guys might be taken serious.

Besides, should war break out today, the Nigerian state would generously get weapons and mercs to cut to to size the operations of the opponent, regardless of who they are. You need to ask Ojukwu how he was roundly defeated despite controlling the then oil.

Finally, treat yourself to the stance of the EU on Catalonia, the submission of the American government the same, the stance of Turkey of Kurdistan, the stance of Iraq and Iran on the same, the stance of the American government on Texas and finally, the stand of the British government on Biafra. You just might be amazed.

in all this your emotional and fear laden mumblings you've not told me how Nigeria can withstand trade or arms embargo rather you assume 1967 will repeat itself on a platter not knowing that quite a lot has changed. events of the past few months have shown that the world is seriously watching Nigeria and the UK and us support of dialogue shows no country will support Nigeria in any military solution. you also assume Biafra will not get arms if push comes to shoves. arms are scattered world over and fly into Nigeria in thousands. if book haram without any serious backup could wipe your army then u need to stop boasting and understand that times have changed. millions died of starvation in 1967 but was shielded maximally by the media but a future video from Aba last month got
the world talking.

Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's Disappearance Is Troubling. Julian Asange. by Noneroone(m): 10:25pm On Oct 05, 2017

Sanchez01:
This agitation naturally makes you guys less intelligent. Apologies, really, but it's the truth. The Biafran project and the IPOB cause is a strictly Igbo affair. The Avengers are of the core South. Indulge me, please, how are Igbos related to the Avengers?

As much as you want the world to fight your battles, you might need to raise a more dangerous ragtag group that would blow up the Niger Bridge and cripple economic activities in the East before you guys might be taken serious.

Besides, should war break out today, the Nigerian state would generously get weapons and mercs to cut to to size the operations of the opponent, regardless of who they are. You need to ask Ojukwu how he was roundly defeated despite controlling the then oil.

Finally, treat yourself to the stance of the EU on Catalonia, the submission of the American government the same, the stance of Turkey of Kurdistan, the stance of Iraq and Iran on the same, the stance of the American government on Texas and finally, the stand of the British government on Biafra. You just might be amazed.

Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's Disappearance Is Troubling. Julian Asange. by Noneroone(m): 9:23pm On Oct 05, 2017

Sanchez01:
These guys think Western involvement in the affairs of Nigeria over Biafra and Kanu would make the state lose sleep. Catalans were pummelled and left distraught by the Spanish government on the first of October over a similar issue and neither the UN nor any other country in the world has spoken against or 'threaten' Spain.

The Kurds are presently being threatened with 'excessive force' by not only Turkey but Iran and the much revered UN has been mute.

And then the case of Biafra... The ICC and the Hague might be disturbed repeatedly via their social media handles but it would not change the fact that they would turn a blind eye and pretend.

If anyone wants to secede, let them do so through their politicians in both chambers since our political modus operandi is not the same as Spain's. Until then, anyone who forms a group or riles up the nation would be considered a terrorist.

As it stands, no one can truly claim the army has him just as no one can claim he didn't flee when the Nigerian Army came calling.

continue consoling yourself with some feel statements. you should bother to ask why your govt is troubled. the answer is that most of the nations you compare with Nigeria are relatively dependent and can withstand sanction and isolation for a long period of time. Iraq is not bothered about Kurds leaving and has vowed never violence because they the west is interested in Kurdistan. turkey are the ones pushing them.moreover, any military by Iraq will can lead to arms embargo which will affect their fight against Isis.what Spain did is only unacceptable in European standard. even if they ever choose military option, or ever get sanctioned, they won't be hurt like a regular broke third world. ordinary two months of attack k from avengers your country started hybernating in a recession. what of if she suffers isolation or total arms embargo? where will you get arms unlike Spain that have domestic arms production. check Venezuela under a month of sanction- citizens are begging for food. all countries are not equal and Nigeria is among the least in the economic ladder.

Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's Disappearance Is Troubling. Julian Asange. by Noneroone(m): 9:21pm On Oct 05, 2017

Sanchez01:
These guys think Western involvement in the affairs of Nigeria over Biafra and Kanu would make the state lose sleep. Catalans were pummelled and left distraught by the Spanish government on the first of October over a similar issue and neither the UN nor any other country in the world has spoken against or 'threaten' Spain.

The Kurds are presently being threatened with 'excessive force' by not only Turkey but Iran and the much revered UN has been mute.

And then the case of Biafra... The ICC and the Hague might be disturbed repeatedly via their social media handles but it would not change the fact that they would turn a blind eye and pretend.

If anyone wants to secede, let them do so through their politicians in both chambers since our political modus operandi is not the same as Spain's. Until then, anyone who forms a group or riles up the nation would be considered a terrorist.

As it stands, no one can truly claim the army has him just as no one can claim he didn't flee when the Nigerian Army came calling.

Politics › Re: CBN, NFIU Will Send Account Details Of IPOB Sponsors Soon-presidency by Noneroone(m): 10:16am On Sep 23, 2017

I am sure French and UK govt will be surprised at the increasing desperation of nig govt. France only assumes that the accusation is about them funding Ipob and not Biafrans in France. once fg cant prove that the French govt is funding ipob this noise will only bring more shame to Nigeria and international recognition for Ipob. France have laws and won't block account of people funding ipob unless the country recognizes Ipob as a so called terrorist group. of course they don't and won't be stampeded into doing that.

Politics › Re: Court Declares IPOB a Terror Group. by Noneroone(m): 7:14pm On Sep 20, 2017

super story
you don't even need to be a lawyer to know that the so called proscription cannot be sustained. its just a form of legal backing recognized only by the govt. ipob will just continue agitating peacefully and any case in court regarding their activity will be treated in its own merit. the least this action will earn Nigeria is an arms embargo by the USA since branding a peaceful movement terrorists wasn't part of
the arms deal agreement with the USA.

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