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Monogamy:I donated pampers to the camp when I read that all the men that encountered Fulanis in the Oyo forests, were in need of pampers in the refugee camp. Since then they have been updating me on an hourly basis on what's happening in the camp. ![]() |
hollah123:How dare you refer to Yorubas as rats? And you are a Yoruba person. Perhaps you know something about your people that we don't know ![]() |
imhotep:They probably live there and already in the long morning queue for sugar-less akamu and kolanut, while surfing nairaland on a phone they stole from an Igbo aid worker helping out traumatised Yoruba refugees. Their Fulani imam will be leading them in their morning head slamming session, after their breakfast. ![]() |
Philipponzaghi:I will rather kill Fulanis trespassing into my land. As someone from a typically cowardly tribe, the options you came up with are those that are obvious to your kind. Ebonyi is an APC state with an APC governor. Umahi can go and keep selling APC to his hapless citizens. Your people voted in the Fulani government, so your situation is far more pitiful. The government that you brought in has exiled your people to IDP camps while Fulanis are taking over your lands as we speak. |
Philipponzaghi:And yet thousands of your people are in IDP camps. Umahi is in your political party. When he was in PDP, no such thing happened in his state. Let us hear what the APC government will say about this killings. In anyway you look at it, Ebonyi is still firmly in Igbo hands. Ilorin is no longer in Yoruba hands |
Ojiofor:What about the police and army that have been claiming to have annihilated ESN? Why didn't they go and protect Ebonyi people from Fulani terrorists. They even have some fake confessions, and showing how they have been helping to curb ESN activities. Yet they are making no attempt at curbing the activities of real terrorists. What of Umahi that is neck deep in APC, a government that turns the other way when Fulani terrorists come to kill his people. He is in alliance with a Fulani government that are bent on making sure ESN is not allowed to protect Igbos. Let us hear what he will say in response to this attack on his people. He is part of a government that has been working hard to leave Igboland unprotected, by attacking ESN. Now that he has succeeded in reducing ESN influence in Ebonyi, what did he do to protect his people now that real Fulani terrorists visited his people? |
centurionpapa:ESN did not bleep up. The security agencies attacked ESN in Orlu, way before the unknown gunmen started hitting the security personnel. The army and the police killed, tortured and raped unarmed IPOB people in Obigbo. Umahi is now in Buhari's party, and he has attracted the Fulani rampage now going on in his dormain. He, along with Buhari's security people, are vehemently against ESN. So Umahi will have to request for Fulani security personnel to protect his state. Umahi has been telling everyone that wishes to listen, that Buhari's the best thing to ever happen to Nigeria. Let us see what this APC governor will now say, in response to the mayhem he helped bring into his state, by giving APC control of his state |
omonla555:Anyone can mock the SW. They worked hard to bring in the Fulani government. |
Philipponzaghi:All these IDP camp dwellers. Notice how Miyetti Allah are not too quick to claim responsibility. Ask yourself why. Fulanis know that the fear of Igbos is the beginning of wisdom. Ebonyi can help themselves by removing all those islamic schools they allowed to be installed in Ebonyi, and also get rid of their APC Fulani-loving governor. That will help to reduce their pain. But they are still much better than Yorubas who now live in IDP camps in another country |
Philipponzaghi:Their rampaging has reduced since ESN came online. It was the Yorubas and Fulanis that brought the Fulanis to power, and right now you are in your IDP camp in Republic of Benin and wasting your data. ESN was brought in to check the activities of Fulani herdsmen. If Fulanismove into ordinary terrorism, another outfit could be formed to also annihilate them. Fulanis that live in town could be endangered by this action. That is what Igbos do. They devise solutions. They don't go to IDP camps in Benin republic. |
Philipponzaghi:They should kill and stay. They can't occupy the place, like they already occupy Ilorin |
hotwax:Do Ugbo people also have an Eze Nri? Don't you think it makes better sense for me to believe the historical opinion of Ooni of Ife, than by a person named HOTWAX ![]() You have to know Igbos are way too ancient. MDW Jeffreys even recorded that Eze Nri Obalike (the last true Eze Nri in the mould of ancient Eze Nris) crowned Oba of Benin. The title OBA, is an Umu Nri title. The title is born by Nri people and some other Igbos now. The departed Eze Nri Obidiegwu Onyesoh, was an Oba, before he ascended the ancient royal stool as Eze Nri Enwelana II, in honour of his great grand father who was the Eze Nri Enwelana I. Igbos are way more ancient that Igodomigodo (which is even an Nri offshoot), Benin and Ife. |
Obamaofusa:Yet, Nnewi and Afaraukwu are both ruled by Igbos. As we speak, Ilorin is firmly in the hands of Fulanis. This will never ever happen in Igboland |
SarakiBukola:As you write your trash, ESN is already in Eleme kicking Fulani ass as usual. Wike has been crying to his military friends, meanwhile ESN has been warmly welcomed by Eleme people. Eleme is in Rivers state. So in a way, IPOB is in Rivers bearing arms also. Wike's d!ck don shrink ![]() Wike can do nada. As though that is not bad enough, the chairman of the de-factor customary government of Biafra is a Rivers state indigene. Let Wike go and attack Asari. So right now, there is the customary government of Biafra deeply rooted in Rivers state via Asari Dokubo. There is also ESN killing and beheading Fulani terrorists in Eleme. Double trouble for you. |
SarakiBukola:OK, you expect ESN to start proving to you that they kill off terrorists. They do that. Mohammed Isa the Fulani terror kingpin is definitely in hell now. He was joined about 8 new Fulani terrorists. Dokubo has Igbo ancestry, if you don't know. I also label Ijaws as Igbo slaves. You can use this also in your daily masturbation routine. Meanwhile Ilorin should be named New Sokoto or Banza Daura to completely ensure that it remains Fulani till thy kingdom come. |
SarakiBukola:ESN is not into the capturing business. They send you to God immediately. You are in a refugee camp in Benin republic, and probably your ancestors are from Ilorin, another Yoruba-sounding Fulani town ![]() |
Obamaofusa:They are still within Nigeria and within Igbo territory. Your people first gave up Ilorin, and are now fleeing to Republic of Benin, thus abandoning yet another Yoruba territory to Fulanis. ESN immediately sent some Fulani niggaz to God, on hearing of the Fulani bleep-up. The difference is clear ![]() |
Iegendhero:The war was definitely not won by Yorubas. The Yorubas will never confront the Igbos alone. Iyasikwa. The Fulanis will never confront the Igbos alone. The Fulanis need Nigeria before they can confront the Igbos. Th same goes for Yorubas. That is specifically why Miyetti will talk Down on Yorubas, but they will show an iota of respect to the Igbos. That is why the Fulanis conquered Yorubas alone and took Ilorin. No ethnic group in Nigeria has what it takes to confront the Igbos alone, Talk less of Yorubas that are born cowards. One requires the resources of Nigeria marshalled from Dodan Barracks or Aso Rock to be able to face the Igbos. For Fulanis, they only require a microphone from a forest to conquer Yorubas. I read that a bunch of female warriors from Dahomey even beat up Yorubas. Benin women never tried that with us. In fact the Nri-Igbos authorised the crowning of any ancient Ogiso or Oba, according to NRI records, and NRI remains the cultural compass of Benin, which is why Benin people still pay psychological homage to the four market day deities owned by the Nris, who are bonafide Igbos. All this was happening when a single Fulani herdsman was sodomising the Yoruba rulers of Ilorin and making Ilorin and all its Yoruba inhabitants, their bitches. Igbos rock |
Iegendhero:There is a huge difference between MUCH OF and MOST OF. Perhaps my use of MUCH OF was misunderstood by you. Anyway Igbos are not invisible when it comes to Nollywood, real estates, small and medium business ownership, big business ownership in Lagos. I don't have to engage you on some nonexistent Yoruba bravery when your generals are known to kneel and grovel before mere Fulani army majors. You are probably even replying from your refugee camp in Benin Republic. I want you to also realise that if PDP fields a northerner, Tinubus dreams will lie in tatters. Your chestbeating will come to nought. Tinubus political be all and end all, centres around him with his lips firmly planted on Fulani backside. Nothing more nothing less. Anybody can do that. He only has electoral value in the SW. Simple strategic nominations can easily crumble his political sand castle. Look at how a mere Amaechi humiliated him. Look at how Edo people rejected him and his fellow monkey lookalike from Edo politics. Edo no be Lagos, and very shortly he will learn that Nigeria no be Lagos |
Iegendhero:With regards to the bolded, all that you mentioned is as a result of federal presence, after all much of what you mentioned in that paragraph are provided by Igbos, who are not technically from Lagos. Federal presence provides amenities and the wherewithal that attracts people. You only just proved my point. So any coastal town with the same federal presence as Lagos will be as vibrant as Lagos also. There is a reason your people run to Benin Republic at the slightest trouble from the Fulanis. That's because Yorubas are Lilly livered and Fulanis also know that. That is also why Fulanis will always prefer Yoruba presidency to Igbo presidency because they can bully your people into submission. Put simply, Yorubas are Fulani's slaves, known to be willing to undermine other southern groups just to be fed with crumbs, by their Fulani masters. They did it against GEJ in 2015. They are poised to do it against Igbos in 2023 During the endsars protest, Tinubu was already running helter skelter from his shadow as he figured Igbos were coming after him. His supporters reminded Igbos that Tinubu was solely existing within the Yoruba sphere. If Tinubu connives with the Fulanis to take a slot that belongs to the Igbos, all bets will be off. By that action Tinubu will be announcing that he is anti-Igbo. Igbos will now be within their rights to come after him. He will not be able to get away with it. He has already fired his salvo via Doyin Okupe. ESN that is just a few weeks old is proving a handful to the Nigerian security forces, and they are only detailed to handle the Fulani herdsmen menace. By 2023, more offensive capabilities will be developed by perhaps a more dangerous eastern group. And Igbos have the testicular fortitude to go after presidents and prime minister's in the past, when the provocation was low. The 2023 provocation will be off the scale, and consequences will be born by responsible parties. Igbos be talknado. And 1966 will definitely not be 2023. Once again, Igbos will not hand over their gas reserves to a country and countrymen that have shown themselves to be immensely wicked and unperturbed about Igbo concerns,. This includes any Yoruba or Fulani 2023 president. |
Iegendhero:There is nothing that Lagos is bringing in to the centre that any other coastal town, when given the same sort of federal attention, won't bring in. So you are still proving my point. Now getting back on Igbos playing federal politics, if the rest of Nigeria don't want to adhere to the zoning arrangement, there is little that the east can do. However, what the east can do, and no other section of Nigeria will be able to match them in intensity, is that Igbos will apply whatever experience they have gained in Nigeria, in organising an almighty resistance that the whole of Nigeria will not be able to contain. 2023 is just around the corner, and if it comes without Nigeria following the zoning formulae and instead chooses to elect someone from a zone that has had its turn, that will be the most cumbersome psychological load for that president to carry, and there will be nothing such a president will be able to do to pacify the east. Such a president would effectively be placing a target on himself, as the whole Igbo world, be it IPOB, the restructuring proponents, the one Nigerianists, ESN and a yet to be formed more dangerous violent movement, will see it as their sacred duty to snuff the life, out not such a president. Such a president will be seen by the Igbos as someone bent on keeping Igbos down. Already, Tinubu through Doyin Okupe has fired the first shot, by almost encouraging the Fulanis not to forgive the Igbos for killing Ahmadu Bello. This his act will become more prominent as the months and years roll by. It will germinate and yield its fruits. Any non-Igbo president that shows up in 2023 will be the most tragic. Mark this statement. The psychological burden will be so great for Igbos not to act. It is a milestone that has never been crossed. Perhaps the only zone that will escape the Igbo wrath will be a SS presidency as they have only really served for 5 years at the centre. No Yoruba president will physically survive on that that seat for another 8 years. Not after OBJ has already had the Yoruba slot for 8 years. You will see. Lest I forget, no 2023 Yoruba president will be able to benefit from any pinch of Igbo gas. That is when you will know that Igbos can wield a lot of violent influence, and there is nothing anyone will be able tondo about it. |
Iegendhero:Remember that when there was only Imo and Anambra state in the SE, there was Ogun, Ondo, Oyo and Lagos in the SW. Out of all the states in Nigeria, Lagos has had the greatest federal attention. Lagos is a Yoruba state. The whole of the SE has not had up to one-tenth the federal attention that Lagos has had. Add this to the fact that the remaining 3 western states, also have more federal attention than the whole of the SE. So. Y various orders of magnitude, the SE is being short-changed. Now even though there is a sizeable population of Igbos in Lagos, they are not the decision-makers of the state as they don't control political power there. It is ultimately controlled by the Yorubas, which is why Tinubus family members are the Babalojas and Iyalojas of markets physically dominated by Igbos. Igbos have been short-changed seriously, and the current consciousness will make it impossible for the Fulanis to control the SE gas as the Niger Delta people allowed them to control their oil |
morgstreme:I will be surprised if our Igala brothers in Kogi don't have oil, but I expect the one in either Anambra or IMO to be much more. If you have any official information on Igala gas, please share with us |
Iegendhero:How many SE states are you talking about? Also realise that in much of the 70s and 80s, Yoruba states were double the Igbo states. So Yorubas and Hausa/Fulanis were getting more than double of the oil windfall, in spite of the fact that huge chunks of those oil bearing Niger Delta territories are Igbo: speaking. Igbos remember all these, and it will be suicidal for Nigeria, if Igbos are not granted the mind-numbing lion share, in the gas sector |
Iegendhero:I understand your point, but the federal government totally neglected the SE in sharing the oil boom spoils. Something far more dangerous and deadlier than ESN will emerge, if Igbos don't get an intimidating lion share from any gas hustle. No significant federal presence in the SE. Haba |
I hope these guys are not hoping on exploiting Igbo gas, with the largest reserves in Africa ![]() Our gas!! |
But I thought Buhari has eliminated the UNKNOWN GUNMEN menace by his terrorist Fulani army perambulating around Onitsha? |
Why have Fulani herdsmen terrorists gone quiet in the east? Very soon Fulani terrorists will go silent in Eleme also |
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