₦airaland Forum

The General Overseer of God’s Covenant
of Christ Sabbath Mission, Amannachi in
Orsu Local council Area of Imo state,
High Priest Clifford Nmenabu, has
prophesied a looming disaster in the
country if the Federal Government fails
to release detained Director of Radio
Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
Mmenabu, who stated that Kanu’s
emergence in the Radio Biafra
broadcasting industry was divinely
orchestrated, called on the
international community to prevail on
the federal government to release
Nnamdi Kanu to avert the looming
blood shed in the country.
The High Priest who addressed a cross
section of journalists yesterday, said
that “Kanu was not speaking against
anybody or group of persons. His
broadcasts were truth-oriented and
consciousness-awakening. It was a
divine arrangement for a renaissance
and liberation of a particular sect who
have been under bondage.”
He revealed that the prophecy of the
coming of a geographical entity called
Biafra was revealed to him in 1971, a
year after the end of Nigeria-Biafra Civil
War.
According to him: “The revelation came
this way: The spirit of God showed me
a finger that pointed at the Nigerian
map. It subsequently showed the map
divided in two, one part was named
Biafra and the other, Nigeria. Also in
1996, God visited and showed me, in a
trance, where properties belonging to
Nigeria were kept in a place at the
Bridge Head, Onitsha. While some of
the properties were thrown across to
the Asaba end of the Niger bridge, the
other was thrown across to the
Onitsha end. The prophecy also says
that the one thrown to Asaba area
belongs to Nigeria, while the other
belongs to Biafra.”
Nmenabu maintained that the Biafran
project must come to fruition adding
that the recent bombings in the
country and particularly the bombing
of the Catholic Church in Abuja were
signs of ‘liberation’.

arresa:
Where is the source for the bogus picture you liars are circulating.?

Do you mind telling us how petroleum got on the brave men?

Omo get lost jare...

arresa:
From Darfur...

oluseyiforjesus:
Ds black on Biafra flag is a sign dat it can't work

omoelesa:
Una no dey shame,we are in the 21st century, u cant congurer peoples lands again.Why cant u people be proud of your five easter landlock state.

By Rotimi Ojomoyela
Ado-Ekiti—The National Orientation
Agency, NOA, yesterday raised alarm of
imminent terror attacks on the South-
West Zone by Boko Haram terrorists.
Sequel to this, NOA has advised schools,
churches and mosques, among other
usually crowded places, on the need to
put measures in place to arrest any
possible attacks.
A statement made available to newsmen
in Ado-Ekiti by the state Director of NOA,
Mr. Dayo Famosaya, said the alarm had
become necessary because of the need to
be security conscious and watch out for
strangers in their neighbourhood.
Famosaya, in the statement entitled Public
information on security consciousness
and awareness, said Boko Haram fighters
may have infiltrated the South-western
part of the country, going by the content
of security agents reports.
He said: “They have threatened to deploy
cluster bombs in the zone. These cluster
bombs are usually housed in discarded
metallic materials such as cans of
beverages and soft drinks.
“The bombs may be concealed in bags
and for it to have more grievous effect,
they have planned to deploy these bombs
in crowded places such as schools,
markets, stadia, churches and mosques.”
The statement warned the public to
watch out for people wearing flowing
apparel, as it was the type of cloth they
wear to hide their weapons.
Authorities of religious institutions,
including public and private schools in
Ekiti State, have since confirmed receipt of
the NOA letter and had begun putting
measures in place to foil any possible
attack.

Abagworo:
Vanguard admitted they were less than 1000. Isn't that enough evidence Imolites rejected it?

Kestolovee95:
All these APC sponsored emergency groups, RELEC, NCIC, UBID etc. Igweocha remains gallant regardless.

Abagworo:
Those are Aba pictures not Owerri. I've already posted the Owerri protest and it was a flop.

eluquenson:
I'm not qualified for this service.

Helltel & Emptyhen are birds of a feather.

I still prefer Etisalat to all those thieves.

niggi4life:
We are all One, Hausa, Ibo, Yoruba, All the tribes in Nigeria.
United we stand, divided we fall.. I am a Yoruba, I married an Ibo woman. My mum is Hausa and My Dad is Yoruba.
Una see as every every join wella?

naijapips02:
Yes, Zik, Awolowo, Balewa, Ahmadu Bello were powerful in the colonial days. The were among the very few educated/enlightened Nigerians we had in those days. Emirs and Obas couldn't fight for independence cos most were grossly uneducated/enlightened. Zik for instance was the leader of Nigeria's foremost political party; National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC) alongside Herbert Macaulay in 1944. Same with almost all the other leaders of the Nationalistic movements. Now the question is, How many leaders of political parties, top politician, Top Igbo technocrats are supporting your movement?

naijapips02:
Let still go down a bit. What were the nationalist fighting for? Colonialism. Another man from another continent governing you and making you a slave in your own land. No matter how hard you try, you can never govern yourself. Now is it the same with what we have in the Nigeria of today? Does the average igbo man have the chance to govern Nigeria if he tried? Are the Igbos in Leadership Positions as we speak?

naijapips02:
You cannot build a country on NOTHING. Do you know how long it would take a Biafra to get to put those offices in place. And using what revenue to set them up and get them running? What are your plans for revenue? Or do you still think Nigeria would be sending you monthly allowances if you get your biafra?

naijapips02:
The igbo business, most of the time, is sustained by Nigeria. If there were ever going to be a Biafra, those Nigerian contacts would be lost. It would be very cheaper and easier for Nigerians to do business with ghana than biafra.

naijapips02:
If SE is not improvised, what then is the justification for the call for secession? If we are among the most prospering states in Nigeria, how then are we being marginalized?

naijapips02:
You cannot succeed alone. No man is a forest. No matter how ingenious the igboman might be, He need collaborations. We need partnerships. And Nigeria, offers us most of that, right now.

naijapips02:
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How many members of your immediate community have you helped? how many has Nnamdi Kanu helped. Igbo man would always want to prove his superiority even to his brothers. You can never find Anambra state helping Imo state, rather, if there were things coming to imo to make it mightier, you would see a typical anambra man blocking it, to seem to remain on top. [/s]
i didnt notice that during the protest


[quote author=naijapips02 post=39937024]It is well evident that we igbos are very selfish. Last governorship primaries in IMO state had almost 24 candidates coming from just one Owerri political zone. An Ngwa man would rather vote for yoruba than vote an umuahia man.....it's the same everywhere.

naijapips02:
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Trash. Would reply you later

LAGOS — Protesters in southeastern Nigeria
are demanding the release of a jailed radio
station chief who advocates restoration of
the nation of Biafra and its independence
from Nigeria.
Nnamdi Kanu, director of Radio Biafra, was
arrested last month by Nigeria’s secret
police. A spokesman for the agency could
not be located prior to publication, but local
media reports say Kanu was charged with
offenses related to his station's broadcasts.
A civil war over the self-styled Republic of
Biafra ended in 1970, but the cause, which
has persisted for decades and remains a
sensitive issue, has seen a recent
resurgence.
A spokesman for the Indigenous Peoples of
Biafra chapter in southeastern Anambra
state, Ugochukwu Chinweuba, says their
goal is independence.
“We don’t want to be in Nigeria anymore.
We want to be on our own,” he said.
Forty-five years after the end of the civil war,
Chinweuba says people in the southeast
have not benefited from being part of
Africa’s most populous country.
“Everyone knows that what Nigeria have,
like crude oil and resources of anything,
comes from Biafra land," he said. "And we
do not benefit anything of [it].”
Sporadic pro-Biafra rallies over the past few
years have occasionally led to arrests. The
government banned Radio Biafra in July.
Laja Odukoya, a lecturer in political science
at the University of Lagos, says the protests
are a symptom of Nigeria’s economic
problems. Like much of the rest of Nigeria,
rates of unemployment and poverty are high
in the southeast.
“Biafra, for me, is not necessarily a situation
whereby you have a secessionism, but
calling attention to the dysfunctionalism
within the state and the need to address it,”
Odukoya said.
The Biafran war remains a dark and
controversial chapter of Nigeria’s history.
The three-year conflict killed over a million
people, many of them from starvation.

Paretomaster:
and who is holding gun to ur head to stay? leave nigeria territory, stop spending our money, and recall ur ppl in our Govt.

just go already, must u seek our blessing for that?

lygn19:
what are they protesting for?
that the country should break up?
if the country didn't breakup despite a war is it protest that want to break it?

lygn19:
they are begging u guys now and u people think u are winning, that Nigerians are cowards and they don't have sense, the time u guys finally provoke everybody and they turn violent on u guys u people would start running up and down saying Nigeria hate u people.

Yeske2:
Not divide and rule as you put it, if you've been listening to radio Biafra lately you'd realise that the use of vile words, destruction, death etc has reduced, Uche Mefor is doing a great job.

Yeske2:
This is why i think Uche Mefor is better than that idiotic Nnamdi Kanu who would've been shouting for deaths and destruction if he were the same person handling these protests, let them hold him there, charge him to court and straight to prison.

fratermathy:
Exactly. I thought so too. Anyway, I'm aware that the isles were originally inhabited by Ijaws and that's why I treaded carefully and balanced both sides in the edit of the post.

Truckpusher:
No inch of Rivers State belong to the Igbos , and if you want it so badly it would be under blood an sweat and you'll pay the price for greed.

Go figure.......

malton:
. OP, you go hear am today! I hope that you are ready for the myriad of insults that will flood in? How dare you speak ill of he that has come to deliver us; our very own Moses?

Going by just numbers, IPOB cannot claim to represent Anambra, small a state in the SE as it is, let alone the entire Igbo nation.

I'm sure that Nnamdi thought in his mind, errrr... what better way to be famous and endear myself to miscreants than to champion the Biafran cause seeing as there's a vacancy to be filled. How much does it cost to open a Facebook or twitter account sef? Well, I can run a radio frequency even from my garage. An albino gotta make a name for himself mehn. No time for stigmatisation!

It's really bad when you're bald and cannot ascertain your race. Low self esteem can drive people to do crazy things for fame.