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APC and wickedness |
Kayzy8:Legendhero I hope you can see the evidence of the Nigerian state colluding with black Americans to run Igbo and Yorubas down. The anti-southern stance of the ADOS group is being orchestrated by NIA and Pantami. It is important Yoruba people that are protesting for a Yoruba nation in the US, are aware of this and see this clip. It will seem as though a few IPOB people residing in the US, went out to get this damning clip. They should make sure the organisers of the Yoruba nation protest are given this clip. |
LegendHero:ESN has not even been around for up to a year yet, but the Nigerian security forces were devoting more security materials to fighting ESN. At some point, the Nigerian security forces started deploying soldiers from Borno to the east. That alone tells you the seriousness with which they view ESN. The Fulani government even declared IPOB a terrorist organisation, when they were just waving banners. But in all the gragra of OPC with guns and charms, it never even crossed the mind of the rulers to declare OPC a terrorist organisation And yet, ESN still powers hard. Just a few weeks ago, after the kidnap of Kanu, Fulani bandits thought the road was clear and they went on a killing spree in Enugu state and were taunting ESN. 24 Hours later, ESN showed up and cleared them. SInce then, we haven't heard from those Fulani terrorists. Boko Haram does not have what it takes to declare a sit-at-home in the Northwest. Fulani herder/terrorists do not have what it takes to declare a sit at home in the northwest. Most definitely OPC cannot declare a sit at home in the Southwest. Only two non-state organisations have been able to do that in the history of Nigeria. MASSOB when it was powerful, and currently, by IPOB/ESN Even when a whole president of your nation came to Owerri to gloat, IPOB humbled him by declaring a sit-at-home all over the south east. He was made to look like a powerless president, and the influence of IPOB overwhelmed him. Boko Haram will not be able to do it. And please still bear in mind that ESN is just a vigilante organisation and has not even been around for up to a year. One of these days, I will take a look-in into ClubHouse and experience what you are noticing. Pantami and the NIA are obviously working overtime to change the narrative in the African-American community |
LegendHero:The Nigerian government tries to make northern militants appear invincible, but haven't you noticed that these Fulani terrorists always come out second best whenever they confront ESN. But when these northern groups confront the Nigerian army, it is arranged so they can comfortably steal planes and armoured tanks. Why are they not showing that daring behaviour when they are facing ESN? Even till today, the Nigerian military and police are scared of ESN which is why they can't do anything to counter the sit-at-home homes orders. It took the express order by ipob for the current sit-at-home to be halted. OPC, Niger Delta militants and Fulani bandits were never declared terrorists so there is no way they would have faced the opposition ESN is facing. ESN just needs a more qualified commander in chief, and also bear in mind ESN is just a vigilante group. Black Americans can't intimidate Igbos with violence. They don't have what it takes to intimidate Igbos especially in the US that people can own assault rifles. Now getting back to the group you are talking about, it is the duty of Fulani controlled NIA, to be organising such clandestine moves, making it appear as though it is an organic movement of African Americans willingly choosing to be anti Yoruba and Igbo, nationalists hole being pro Fulani. I can guarantee you that Buhari's government's hand is deeply involved in that action |
LegendHero:Igbos have faced much worse. Unarmed Igbos that are facing helicopter gunboats and fighter jets, and yet still have the balls to go bump off stray police and military men. But more importantly, genetically speaking, it's alleged that a good chunk of African Americans have Igbo ancestry, and if that detail were to start emerging, the protesting black Americans will start having s cond thoughts. There is a reason, the Buhari I government was desperate in ensuring Igbos are not a part of this protests, believe me. Now you already know that the current Fulani government controls the levers of power and because of that, gym hey have access to resources which they can deploy to subliminally get uneducated black Americans to see things the Fulani way, while destroying the Igbo and Kalabari Yoruba image in their midst. I know that IPOB involvement in these protests will unearth what they are hiding |
SlayerForever:I was even surprised that King Opubo was a hardcore Igboman. The Ijaw landbrabbers won't tell you that. One more lie that they keep telling is that Jaja becam an Ijaw man. They will never tell you that Jaja practised the Igbo OMENANA, OMENALI, OMENALA till he died. He refused to be a Christian, but stuck with his Igbo OMENALA till he died. Why didn't he practise the Ijaw traditional religion, if he was Ijaw? |
IPOB is not there. That's exactly why the presidency didn't want IPOB there. They will intimidate the crap out of those hired buffoons. IPOB should organise and be there on the 24th. IPOB does not have to associate or partner with the Yoruba nation proponents while there, because of lingering blackmail and psychological intimidation being meted out on Yorubas by the presidency |
No Ijaw or Ibani man has ever ruled either Ubani or Opobo. Every ruler of Ubani or Opobo is descended from Igbo royal lineages. The original aborigines of the soil. I wonder why. |
BKayy:The funny thing is that the Ubani king that bore the name Opubo, was also an Igbo man according to ancient records written by neutral European observers. Ama-Opubo basically is a settlement founded by an Igbo man Jaja, and named after an Igbo king of Ubani |
He should be sent to God, as a lesson to future DSS-backed or lone criminals |
Uninspiring set of pictures. Prof. Moghalu is head and shoulders above those nincompoops. To inspire and correct Nigeria, it will need people like Muoghalu, Soludo, Okonjo-Iweala, Adesina and Utomi running for the presidency. But Nigeria is probably beyond repair. |
Ikenga Republic is likely to replace Nigeria as the giant of Africa. If not, then it will be Lower Niger Republic or Biafra |
Captain8:When Bayelsa is currently bankrupt as I write. |
AntiBMC:A typical Nnamdi Kanu person. It's always about ME, ME and ME. It must be Nnamdi Kanu heading it, whether he is qualified or not. Well, get it from someone that knows more about these things than you. LNC started talking about Referendum, years before IPOB was formed. Also bear in mind that it was not Nnamdi Kanu that formed IPOB. Those that formed IPOB had already started talking about referendum, before Kanu joined, and snatched IPOB away from them, because he was controlling Radio Biafra. You can rightly say that IPOB probably got the referendum mantra from LNC. Take this to the bank. I will still repeat that Nnamdi Kanu should work UNDER Tony Nnadi, and help him to get close to the grassroots. Nnamdi is a master at speaking and communicating with the grassroots, while Tony Nnadi is more elitist. But Tony Nnadi is a master at strategising and has the competence to put up structures more appealing to the international community, and with which, the international community will have no problems negotiating with. Nnamdi Kanu does not have it. |
I am hoping people are seeing the huge difference between Tony Nnadi and Nnamdi Kanu. While Tony Nnadi is very alright with installing others in leadership roles, Nnamdi Kanu monopolises such, even roles he has no qualifications to take on. Tony Nnadi is the brain behind LNC, NINAS, MNN, but he will hardly ever take on the chairmanship role of any of these organisations. He will rather opt for well-established elders, and he is super-strategic when choosing these elders. Fred Agbeyegbe is the chairman of LNC, that comprises both the SE and SS. Agbeyegbe is a renowned Itsekiri elder statesman and a legal luminary. Prof. Akintoye is the chairman of NINAS and renowned history professor of Yoruba ethnic stock and a respected elder. If Nnamdi Kanu was the person doing what Tony Nnadi is doing, Nnamdi would have made himself the supreme leader of LNC and the commander in chief of NINAS and these are roles he has no qualifications whatsoever to take on. Now, Tony Nnadi is more qualified academically than Nnamdi Kanu to take on these lofty roles, but Tony, being a super strategist, has opted for well-established elders, while he(Tony) occupies the engine room of the movement. Can you now see why lately, the high and mighty in the society and in the international community are more likely to associate with Tony than with Kanu. Elders like Ebitu Ukiwe, Akintoye, Nwodo e.t.c. are openly attending meetings called by Tony Nnadi. Freedom fighting is not just about rallying the keke-drivers to be waving Biafran flags and screaming HOLY HOLY HOLY NNAMDI KANU IS ANOTHER SAVIOUR. Total rubbish. These are the cannon-fodders in human form, used by the Fulani-terrorist government to embed bullets, knowing full well their leader does not have the international connection to rally the international community to investigate. Tony Nnadi is a far more competent freedom-struggle leader, but he is super-young, and he knows that, which is probably why he appreciates elders with related mindset, and is very happy with them leading the major arms of the struggle. Something Nnamdi Kanu will never do, but will rather use his radio station to destroy such elders, while his zombies will cheer him on, while at the same time, be wondering how he was so easily captured and tortured in Kenya with no one raising an eye brow. Tony's Achilles heel is that his link with the grassroots is not as powerful as that of Nnamdi Kanu. If only Nnamdi Kanu had agreed to work UNDER Tony Nnadi, Kanu would have been communicating and rattling the grassroots while Tony will be in charge of the planning of the struggle and the establishment of the necessary arms to carry the fight beyond the shores of Nigeria. This whole struggle would have been the most explosive the world has ever experienced. Igbos would have been overwhelmingly represented in the upcoming 24th September match at the UN event. |
Clearly an article written by APC to hoodwink the stupid. APGA can never loose Anambra in a free and fair election in November 2021. The Ubah family is known to always back anti-Igbo policies |
What do you expect from an APC government? Parasites all round. |
In any case, it was probably a picture taken some months or years ago. |
FairlyUSEDpussy:I know you just sent in this message from your refugee camp in Benin republic |
APC and Drugs are like 5 & 6 From Okorocha to Tinubu. From Kano state to Uzodinma |
triple996:Of course They could have been hired by DSS to be doing what they were doing, before they got caught by ESN |
oyatz:Remember that Buhari put on the Nigerian toga around the 2015 presidential election, but once he got in, he threw it away and immediately became a Fulani champion. That has always been the Fulani way. Fulanis were not the only muslims during the whole Usman Dan Fodio terrorism, but for some reason, all the territories conquered in the name of Islam became emirates headed by Fulanis. Every excuse in the world, will be concocted by the Fulanis to throw a wool over the eyes of unsuspecting locals, to push them into getting rid of indigenous rulers, after which the Fulanis will immediately bring in a Fulani ruler |
jneutron4000:You are speaking my language. Nothing is set in stone. Once you realise that, and I believe you realise that, every other thing falls in place. It was the British colonisers that handed over such undeserved power and authority to Fulani, which is why Hausa as an entity is almost extinct, and completely subsumed by the Fulani superclass. If Yorubas are truly the majority in Ilorin, eventually they should start demanding that any oba or emir of Ilorin must be completely Yoruba, up to the person's grandparents. Today, Ijaws are trying to take over Ubani (Bonny) and Opobo, which were clearly recorded by neutral European observers to be peopled originally by Igbos. The Nigerian system, totally corrupted by Fulanis have allowed the Ijaws to start claiming Bonny and Opobo. But if Igbos decide to lay aggressive claim on those territories, it will be proper, after all it has always been ours. The same goes for Yorubas of Ilorin. The Fulani-controlled Nigerian system is trying to psychologically keep Fulanis, relevant in the cultural life of Ilorin. The Yorubas of Ilorin must never allow that to happen. |
jneutron4000:The bolded is what I need to be hearing and reading. Denying reality doesn't make it less real. Changing the reality is a much better way of going about it. The facts on ground are that the Fulanis have a vested interest in Illorin emirate, and the Ilorin emirate bows to the Sokoto caliphate. Extra facts being that this cultural domination only started about two hundred years ago, when Alimi carried out a wicked coup against the Yoruba landowners. What Yorubas have to do is to acknowledge the current Fulani usurpation of cultural headship over Ilorin, and then ensure to reverse that injustice. Denial of the current fact, is like playing the ostritch. |
oyatz:But the emir of Ilorin is the constitutionally recognised traditional ruler of Ilorin |
jneutron4000:The bone of contention is not whether Ilorin had someone that bore the title OBA. The bone of contention is also not about whether Emir, Caliph and Sultan are Fulani words. OF course I know those words have middle-eastern origins I am simply saying that the Ilorin emir still has Fulani blood in him. Secondly, that Ilorin emirate bows to the Sokoto caliphate. And we all know that the Sokoto caliphate is the source of Fulanisation, in Nigeria. This wikipedia page of Nigerian traditional rulers, recognizes the Fulani/Yoruba blood of the Illorin emir https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nigerian_traditional_states |
jneutron4000:By Oba, I mean a Yoruba traditional ruler of the town. The number one traditional leader of Ilorin people. But Ilorin emirate is still subservient to Sokoto And the current emir of Ilorin, has Fulani blood flowing in him |
oyatz:So haven't you noticed that for more than 200 years now, there has not been an OBA in Ilorin. And every emir of Ilorin had or has Fulani blood And that Ilorin is a vassal of the Fulani Sokoto caliphate |
RobbStark:Opobo was developed by Jaja, the Igbo man Ubani was developed by Igbos from the Ngwa and Ndoki axis. Kalabari was developed by Igbo and Kalabari people, who high is why their royal family is still off Igbo ancestry. Parts of Bayelsa was developed by Ijaw people. Bayelsa is bankrupt at the moment though |
jneutron4000:You could have fooled me Alimi was also a Yoruba man and Afonja was Fulani. ![]() Every emirate that is subjected to the Sokoto caliphate is ruled by a Fulani emir |
So the Imo state council of traditional rulers did not welcome Buhari, which is usually a must, in such presidential visits. And Igbo governors only sent in their SSGs and deputies to represent them. This is a huge snub |
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You seem not to get the point that Constitutional authority is what is governing Nigeria now and not Monarchy, traditional or religious authority. As it stands now if you check the Nigeria customary law, it is divided into Ethnic and Religious based, the Sultan of Sokoto styled himself 