I don't get it, why is the police trying soo...hard to blackmailing Ipob when every reasonable thinking human knows that Ipob doesn't carry guns.
Even the ESN that is the arm carrying wing of Ipob, they have refused to engage them in the bushes where they reside even after several invitations. All they know how to do is arresting passer-by Judy make headlines. Shame on Nigerian police and military!!
You too have studied these children of abomination from the East of the Niger?
This is why I don’t have any of them as friends. They will never take corrections no matter their level of education & exposure.
To them, only their own worldview is right and other’s wrong.
Have you ever seen any one of them condemning their brothers trafficking cocaine? Never!
They would rather generalize, saying things like “Afrikans stop disgracing us or Nigerians are too desperate“ but let the criminal or felon be from other ethnicity like Fulani or Yoruba, that is when you will see all manners of derogatory names such as “O-femmanu, Gebegiri & Ewedu people, Afonja, Tiger-clawed face, Cows, Almajiri.
These people are so predictable & brain-dead.
Anytime I feel like catching cruise, I’d just browse threads on Nairaland involving them, showcasing their foolishness, stupidity & hypocrisy and begin to laugh my ass off.
We thank Sango that these despicable people are no longer laying claims to Lagos - calling it a no man’s land since we systematically purged & flushed them out of every elective Political Office in Lagos (such as the LG Chairmen and State Assembly).
Now, their focus is on Obigbo and Porthacourt.
Their arrogance & braggadocios were taken to the high heavens simply because we accommodate them & treat them to warm hospitality.
They thumped their chests like the gorillas & chimpanzees they are that they will rule & govern Lagos State at all cost and subject we (the indigenous inhabitants) to indenture servitude in our lands.
That was when it occurred to us that our real enemies are not necessarily domiciled in the North but right in our midst.
Imagine for one moment, a Yoruba man or Hausa/Fulani man contesting for the office of the Governor in Anambra, Imo, Abia or Enugu?
These abominable osu children from the East would butcher them at night, cook them in them morning, distribute their roasted meats to their clans at noon before eating them in the twilight - just like their cannibalistic ancestors did during the colonial era.
They derive maximum joy in dishing out to others, things they can never condone.
Every Country in the world are jealous & envious of them.
My brother, I could go on and on, but let me stop here before they start accusing me of tribalism, hatred, envy & jealousy.
They went to South Afrika and triggered Xenophobia - They said the South Afrikans are envious of them because the South Afrikan women prefer them to their husbands at home.
They migrated down to Yorubaland and insulted Awolowo (our revered elder statesman) day & night and when we responded in kind - They said we are jealous of their industrious nature & achievements.
They went to Ghana and subverted the Ghanian Traders in the market through armed-robbery, kidnapping & cocaine-trafficking, the Ghanian Authorities banned them from their markets - They said the Ghanians are lazy & envious of their successes.
Their ancestors went to Kano State and called the Hausa/Fulanis mumu & cows just like they’re doing today and in 1956 , the Hausa/Fulanis butchered THEIR ANCESTORS IN KANO STATE and took over all their properties at Sabon-Gari & then drove the remainder back to their erosion-ravaged & landlocked regions in the East.
Now, decades later, these incorrigible children of abomination have returned back to Kano State to amass lots of properties in Real Estates (of course with the proceeds of their drug-trafficking) and yet, they are crying more than everybody in Nigeria that they want BIAFLA OR DEATH.
Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.
When the time comes, woe betides any bagger from the East that shouts “genocide" because this is an action film and it won't end quickly.
We do not compete with any group, tribe or ethnicity but we, the children of Oduduwa share traits of Lions & Lionesses in our DNA.
“The Lion teaches to avoid confrontation, but to stand up fiercely when necessary. It is through the strength of love, gentleness, and patience that the Lion holds its community together.”
Not through gri-gri, gra-gra and insulting other people of diverse ethnicity.
I wish everybody a Beautiful Weekend Package of Peace, Love & Joy!
Another Buhari paid urchin. We know them when we see one. Shidren of 8, decentants of the blood sucking Utman Danfodio. I see you.
But if you hate these people so much, what stops you from conducting a referendum? Eee...shey...Igbos are a disgrace, then go ahead ask your vegetable of a father in aso rock to conduct a referendum nah and see if he will listen to you.
He even said igbos were occommodated in PH..hahaha...what do you expect from an Almajiri whose only book he can gladly read is the Quran. How can you even accommodate a man in his own home?
Or did your blood sucking ancestors tell you that they conquered the land during their last jihad as well? Keep deceiving the gullible with your long epistle of lies. Good luck.
Captain8: ipob has made Igbo a disgraced to the africa race......
its time all africans gather and evicted this igbo people out of africa soil........ they making africa looking inferior......
See mumu tok. Reverse is actually the case, northerners with their Fulani cousins have made Africa look like a Nazi killing camp. You guys are a disease that needs to be irradicated from this earth.
You thing Buhari is doing you a favour? Don't worry, it is just a matter of time before you realise that he just made you an endangered spacie. Foolish bloodsucking race!!
KingOdart: 5 Young Nigerians Make List of Most Brilliant Black Students in UK, One of Them Attended UNN
Rising Stars, an annual publication, that picks out top students in the UK has come up with a list of top 10 brilliant black students in the UK.
Out of the pack, there are five Nigerians on the list. These are people whose years of academic records really speak for themselves.
In this report, Legit.ng will be looking at these five Nigerians and what they have done.
1. Folu Oguneye When she was in Cambridge, Folu was a mentor to other students who wanted to come into the university.
Despite the financial burden her family was facing, she was able to balance work with schooling.
At A-level, the lady was able to get multiple distinctions, a feat that saw her getting a place at the University of Cambridge. She is now the CEO of Vamos Careers with a team of six.
2. Hope Oloye Hope was a precocious child. At the age of 13, she attended a lecture on neuroscience at the University College London.
That lecture made her fall in love with neuroscience and no wonder that was what she would study later at the University of Oxford.
She was among 300 people selected for the much-coveted fully funded Junior Research Fellowship at New York University.
3. Khadija Owusu grew up in the UK. In March 2012, she was invited to the White House by the then-American first lady, Michelle Obama for the exceptional essay she had written about her mother.
When she was in her third year at the University of London, she co-founded a charity called Melanin Medics.
The aim of the organisation was to give more voice to black and Caribbean students in the medical profession. The organisation later got £20,000 (N11,382,088.17) from the British Medical Association.
4. Nwangele Godwin (Emeka) Chukwuemeka Emeka who was born in Jos did his first degree at the University of Nigerian Nsukka (UNN) where he later finished as the best graduating student.
After series of achievements, he became a Rhodes scholar and went ahead to study for his masters in energy systems at the University of Oxford.
He has together with Enugu State Scholarship Board created Coal City Fellowship.
5. Segun Afolaranmi The young man grew up in Lagos. His parents are petty traders. Segun is not only good with books, but he is also an amazing public speaker.
After secondary school, he took his A-Level in biology, physics, and chemistry where he had straight As and got admission into the University of Ibadan.
During his graduation from school, he got over 30 awards for his excellence. He is the co-founder of a youth-based organisation called The Ganglion Initiative. He later got a Clarendon scholarship for his masters at the University of Oxford.
I didn't see the other terrorist tribe here ooo. Keep taking getting University admission without Waec nor jamb. And keep making IPOB ur priority. Mumu people!!
Beebah2000: that is why women offer only sex, because u guys show them that sex is what you want. You guys are turning women into sex objects. What a shame
And the other gender don't seem to be complaining. Or aren't you enjoying the whole process?
What kind of reporting is this? Why placing BH and ESN in same category? BTW...the police should must stop arresting innocent civilians in the name of arresting ESN operatives. We know their tricks, it is nothing close to smart, it is evil.
labisibrass: An average Nigerian doesn't want to read anything good about Nigeria. When it's bad news or an image tarnishing one,they come online to lament and show displeasure but if it's just a normal news devoid of any bad thing, they take their time to look for a fault!
Have you asked why that is so? I doubt. The government hates her people, reciprocating is a choice.
On the 12th of August, 1989, while he was playing for Nigeria in a 2nd round World Cup Qualifier match (Group C, Italia World Cup) against Angola, Samuel Okwaraji slumped on the pitch and died immediately. It was 77 minutes into the match. Right there, in front of 20,000 Nigerians at the Main Bowl of the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos, the Green Eagles were thrown into disarray while the Palancas Negras of Angola forgot the competition and joined in the futile attempts to revive him.
His body was then taken to the National Stadium Clinic where he was covered up, and from there to the General Hospital. The thousands of Nigerians who came to cheer him to glory left the stadium under a dark cloud of grief. Many would never forget that ominous day. It was just about 10 minutes to the final whistle. Okwaraji was 25. Autopsy revealed he died from high blood pressure-induced congestive heart failure (which occurs when the heart is unable to provide sufficient pump action to ensure enough blood goes round the body). His heart was discovered to be enlarged -not a good sign in medicine. Okwaraji literally played his heart out for Nigeria.
He had just signed a $500,000 contract with Berchem FC of Antwerp, Belgium.
The Green Eagles on that day, apart from Okwaraji, were:
-David Ngodigha
-Augustine Eguavoen
-Stephen Keshi
-Sunday Eboigbe
-Obobaifo Osaro (now of blessed memory)
-Ademola Adesina
-Uchenna Okafor (now of blessed memory)
-Humphrey Edobor
-Samson Siasia
-Etim Esim
-Dahiru Sadi (substituted Edobor in the second half) Nigeria won the match: 1-0. But we lost the gallant Okwaraji. Forever.
That fateful day in the newly-refurbished stadium, one of the very last people that Okwaraji (he made the national squad in 1988) met and spoke with was David Ngodigha, a former goalkeeper for Nigeria and later the coach for Bayelsa United FC. They were both in the Nigerian national team and were roommates at the Seoul Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea in 1988 while both of them were playing under German coach Manfred Hoener and Clemens Westerhof of the Netherlands.
However, their friendship was forged long before they started playing for Nigeria. He was with Okwaraji before the ill-fated match and narrates: “I had known Sam way back while I was in Port Harcourt. But our paths really crossed during the Olympic qualifying games for Seoul ’88. We were roommates then and with Sam you can hardly find a dull moment because he is, sorry he was a down-to-earth person.”
Then he stated that shortly before the match, Sam, who was known for his calm and friendly character became a bit aggressive. On the morning of the match, he shouted at one of the staff in their hotel and that gave him serious concern: “Since I knew Sam, I had never seen him in that mood before and I must say I was so disturbed because this was a man that will allow nothing disturb him before, during or after any match. And suddenly Sam started telling how important the game against Angola was. And he kept talking about the game and this was quite unusual because instead we will joke and then he will call his Italian girlfriend, who I knew, on telephone and they will speak for about six hours.” Then he added that may the late Sam was being emotional because of the nature of the match: “I think Sam was also mindful that he was going to play in Lagos for the first time coupled with the publicity that was built around him before the game.” “
Sam on that day seemed to know that he was leaving. So he told me in his exact words that ‘I am perching on the scrotum of someone. That person wants to strike but he is being careful not to strike and miss.’ Back then I didn’t really understand what he was talking about. And he also warned me to be careful because he has done his best and might not be around for too long.” He was later shocked when his Sam’s cousin came to pack his belongings in the hotel where they were staying (something he said had never occurred before) that Sam had instructed him to do just that before he died. Ndodigha later said of his good friend: ”He wasn’t just a roommate or teammate but a true brother.”
According to his brother, Patrick, when Sam died, he had life insurance from a Belgian firm but ‘because of his love, he did what I will call a capital mistake, he had a clause in his insurance policy in which he stated that if he played outside Europe and America, that he would lose his insurance cover. And that is exactly what happened because he died here. There was an insurance package that was done by Guinness place for that particular match but it was just a cover for that match, not a life insurance. It was worth N10,000. That was what we got. And nothing else.‘
His mother says of that sad day:
I didn’t know that my son had died. It was a mystery to me. Because when we were watching the match, the screen suddenly went blank and I was even abusing NEPA or was it NTA for cutting short such an important match. I started to see people running around and I was wondering what was happening. It was dark, you know it was in the evening when they were playing. So I had to go in and sleep…I was even saying this Nigeria sef, this is a World Cup qualifier match and ….I slept. That night, by 7.30 pm, I woke up to see whether they had started the match again, what I heard was that (she pauses…) …….they are very sorry that……they announced his death….that he slumped and died….that was how I heard it…. It was so painful to me….he was a boy so close to my heart…he always knew what I wanted…he would come home and say Mummy, what do you want. He would ask me if I was well. He would take me to the hospital to the doctor that he just wanted the doctor to examine me, to do this and that. He did so many things to touch my heart. I lost him…and it was a terrible loss to me…because he loved me so much….and I so loved him.. The government indeed made promises to help me out with the care of my children when Sam died because he was the family’s provider but nothing was done. I was at home for a whole year and didn’t teach, receiving condolences from people all over Nigeria for the death of Sam who was multitalented, because I could remember he got a recommendation and congratulatory letter from the Korean government for one of his art works which was chosen as the best in a primary school art contest.” They brought him home to Enugu here where we lived from Lagos but before then they had told me to go to Umudioka and wait for them. My friends gathered here, markets closed, banks closed, offices closed, people lined up the streets in Enugu….he was given a lot of respect…and when they brought him, it was like a king, I had never seen such before.
Tonero231: I love this Ejiofor for the passion he has for this course. He is not just a regular lawyer called upon to stand in court for Kanu, he goes further than court representation
Look at this fool, even your terrorist of a government knows he is the best, more reason they are doing everything possible to kill him. Do you even know how many times your terrorists in army uniform have attacked this man? U be fool shaa
GOTVee: Even though I'm a born again Christian from the south east, I commend the DSS for doing fantastically well in ensuring presidential office of nigeria is respected. The way we Nigerians insult President Buhari especially we southerners is very alarming. President Buhari might not be 100% perfect but we should be grateful to Jesus for his sincerity and anti corruption drive. Under buhari, Hushpuppi, Nnamdi kanu and Sunday igboho has been silenced. What else can we demand from our president? How many of us can insult the seat of power if we were living in North Korea, Iran, Saudi Arabia or China? I hope the DSS taps every phone call of we southerners especially so as to arrest the renegades amongst us so nigeria can have peace.
Stupid, shameless, APC 30k, BMC urchin masquerading as a Christian and a South Easterner. Keeping doing your job while your kinsmen in the North are used as shooting targets by the BH. You no dey shame!
Edusouls: ESN members are almost decimated, people are even getting tired of the Monday sit at home which would surely die off, many kids missed a national exam like NECO and mathematics for that matter in the south east, students only in Enugu wrote this exam due to the tight security in the state, Igbos are in for another self destructing, a curse that has been with them since their forefathers..
Oga if you don't know what to say....just shut up. Stop misleading others. NECO took place in the South East including Anambra. They were allowed to take their exams. As for igbos getting tired of sit at home, guy you lie suppose compete with Lia Mohammed own ooo....
Every Igbo trader is even looking forward for the sit at home sef...cone to Anambra and Abia and see for yourself. Stop saying what you don't know.
Crime › Re: 2 Policemen & 3 Bandits Killed As Suspected IPOB, ESN Attack Imo Police Station by od501: 3:49pm On Aug 14, 2021
