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LegendHero:I see the spectre of a combined SSSE anti:Tinubu votes is giving you nightmares. I can assure you that Ijaws and much of SS will never vote for the man that allied with the north to kick out their own son. When Igbos take Kalu's message to the SS, they will buy into it. Tinubu is doomed. 2015 will be brought back to life. Those that kicked out a fellow southern president must pay seriously. Tinubu is going nowhere |
LegendHero:No Yoruba has ever won the presidency without the Igbo vote. So now that you will not be getting the Igbo vote,. Yorubas will never taste the presidency again. Guaranteed |
LegendHero:Your pain sweet me die ![]() Tinubu will see how the cookie crumbles soon. SE and much of SS will never vote for Tinubu. We will eagerly support a northern candidate than support Tinubu. Just wait and see. |
I don't mind Buhari returning for a 3rd term. Tinubu is a no no But I don't want OUK going on a loneranger mission. He must make sure his moves are harmonised with the wishes of apex Igbo organisations, otherwise it will start seeming he's fighting just for his pocket. His logic is sound though. That has always been my position |
LOVEALAIGBO:You know, those 5th columnists were in one way or the other, endorsed by Kanu. Again this is all about him ensuring there are no checks and balances guiding the leadership. Everything is just about whether Nnamdi Kanu supports it or not. This is a highly injurious method to the Igbos. One thing those 5th columnists have in common is that they all praise Kanu to the high heavens. And it seems whenever someone kisses his ass, he gives the person a thumbs-up regardless of whether the person is psychiatrically alright or not. I am sure that is exactly what led him to Kenya where he was captured, in a country world-renowned for extraordinary renditions. How incompetent can one be? A kenyan interviewer addressing him as His Excellency, a few days after that, we all heard that he had been kidnapped from Kenya. Like you, I suspect the current madness will subside once the paedophilic dullard in Aso Rock leaves office, but for IPOB to progress there either has to be a more competent leader, or a new stringent code of conduct and checks & balances to guide the leader. |
Kingsley10000:That I am against Kanu's leadership of IPOB, does not mean I am pro-Buhari. Truth be told, IPOB was much more peaceful until Buhari's goons provoked them into what they are now. Ekpa and co. are offshoots of IPOB. Not really IPOB, but I am sure some of his foot soldiers are those guys whose human rights were severely abused by Buratai and co. Today they have guns, and you wonder why they have guns. All of a sudden, we no longer hear of python dance and crocodile smile. Buhari caused what is happening. Deal with it. |
Kingsley10000:APC's government has been shooting at IPOB peaceful protesters since 2015. Every violence you see happening in Anambra and Igboland was introduced by the Fulani-led APC. Idiots like SImon Ekpa and the rest that emerged, came into existence because APC's government created the necessary conditions for Kanu to thrive, who in turn, gave prominence to all the idiots wreaking havoc in Igboland. Buhari is neck-deep in the whole mess. I remember when he came in, the first thing he did for the Southeast, was to bring in Boko Haram prisoners to Anambra. That immediatley revealed his modus operandi for Ndigbo |
A major question you should be asking is this. Who gave Simon Ekpa prominence? If Simon Ekpa is ignored, the same person that gave Ekpa prominence, will give another dunce prominence to wreak havoc. The major problem is Nnamdi Kanu. I have been screaming about this for many years now. He is not the leader that Igbos should follow. For crying out loud, if you want to choose a leader, choose someone that is at least as intelligent as you. And their must be checks and balances, guiding such a person's leadership. In Kanu's case, he is not very intelligent, and to make matters worse, there are absolutely no checks and balances on him. Whatever he thinks of, is implemented, with no one to ask questions. He is also not really well exposed to how the world works, and has no business leading anybody. Having access to a radio facility that allows one to speak to millions is not a prerequisite for being a good leader |
Igbofam:It's obviously the handiwork of APC-UGM, who are not happy with the visit |
onumadu:Those criminals are banking on this perceived Igbo docility, hoping it will continue forever. But Igbos are a very dynamic people, and I am sure in the not too distant future, they will get to realise that. Maintaining the same level of funding of both the Anambra vigilante services and all the towns' security outfits put together, but with a quarter of the personnel. They can easily set up a highly professional command and control centre, and an intelligence section peopled by very qualified individuals. Ideally the 5 SE states should be involved in such a regional security network, but 4 of those states are slumbering and being ruled by sabos who will never want to undermine their Fulani masters. So maybe the whole thing can start with Anambra, to reduce the unhindered criminality reigning at the moment in Anambra |
Now this is the type of statement and stance I will expect from a true born Igboman. Not there undermining the only true Igbo governor we have at the moment. I see nothing wrong with this statement from Ekpa. People have a right to defend themselves. Fulanis in the south will try and take advantage if they notice that the killings of Igbos up north are not avenged. This is the type of statement that forces Fulanis in the south to realise that we are the landlords of the south, not them. |
SlyDev:Simon Ekpa is their boy. They have no intention of catching him ![]() |
Balkan:You, that has a full brain, how come you are being governed by governors churned out of Fulani-run parties? Your governor will never consider visiting MNK, after the years he has been a governor. Here is Soludo, who has only been there for just a matter of weeks/months. Keep your urine-filled brain and stay where you are. Let ndi Anambra enjoy the fruits of having a proper Igbo governor. |
What people should understand is that Soludo is the governor of Anambra state. We Anambrarians understand him, that is why we put him there. All the other people who keep undermining Soludo, yet their states are governed by Fulani parties should shut up and let Anambra lead. It is clear they don't have the leadership pedigree nor the mental complexity to understand the Soludo or Anambra move. Let them first go install pro-Igbo governors in their states first, before they start sharing their inconsequential opinions. These are things Soludo can do, but the Fulani APC hireling called Ekpa cannot do. Anambra youths should quit following and listening to people like Ekpa, and let those with long legs do the walking for ndi Anambra in particular and Ndigbo in general. |
What people should understand is that Soludo is the governor of Anambra state. We Anambrarians understand him, that is why we put him there. All the other people who keep undermining Soludo, yet their states are governed by Fulani parties should shut up and let Anambra lead. It is clear they don't have the leadership pedigree nor the mental complexity to understand the Soludo or Anambra move. Let them first go install pro-Igbo governors in their states first, before they start sharing their inconsequential opinions. These are things Soludo can do, but the Fulani APC hireling called Ekpa cannot do. Anambra youths should quit following and listening to people like Ekpa, and let those with long legs do the walking for ndi Anambra in particular and Ndigbo in general. |
What people should understand is that Soludo is the governor of Anambra state. We Anambrarians understand him, that is why we put him there. All the other people who keep undermining Soludo, yet their states are governed by Fulani parties should shut up and let Anambra lead. It is clear they don't have the leadership pedigree nor the mental complexity to understand the Soludo or Anambra move. Let them first go install pro-Igbo governors in their states first, before they start sharing their inconsequential opinions. These are things Soludo can do, but the Fulani APC hireling called Ekpa cannot do. Anambra youths should quit following and listening to people like Ekpa, and let those with long legs do the walking for ndi Anambra in particular and Ndigbo in general. |
These are things Soludo can do, but the Fulani APC hireling called Ekpa cannot do. Anambra youths should quit following and listening to people like Ekpa, and let those with long legs do the walking for ndi Anambra in particular and Ndigbo in general. |
totit:First of all, I don't believe Igbos are intentionally being targeted. I need way more evidence before I can reach that conclusion. Igbos just seem to own more businesses than any other southern group in the north, so they are likely to be more affected by such riots. Secondly,. any Igbo person who is caught up in the unfolding tragedy in Sokoto deserves all he or she is getting. They have been continuously warned for quite a few decades to vacate the north |
Ijoh:The Attah of Igala also attends Anambra state traditional rulers meeting sometimes. But that doesn't make him an Anambrarian nor an Igbo monarch. As the few Ijaw migrants in Ubani claim Ijaw ancestry, it makes sense for their traditional ruler to also make those Ijaw migrants feel good by attending Ijaw meetings. But the king drew a clear line earlier on in the year. They are Igbos and not Ijaws |
Thoh:That's exactly the belief shared by a few Ijaw migrants in Bonny, until our brother, the king of Bonny gave them a good thrashing a few months ago |
Thoh:FIXED |
Tonitoniton:But since Bayelsa was created, it became an impossibility for the Ijaws to solely dictate what happens in Rivers state. It is exactly the same way SE Igbos can no longer affect the political fortunes of Rivers state. This was possible during the Eastern Region period, but not now. Things change. That is what I am saying. I know Bayelsa Ijaws are fighting hard to bring in every Rivers tribe into the Ijaw umbrella, but even with this effort, it will not be enough for Ijaws to become the majority group in Rivers. Eventually people will start fighting back. Remember what happened in Bonny a few months ago. They started fighting back over what they saw as Ijaw desperation to make Bonny another Ijaw territory. They officially issued a press release where they made it clear that they were of Igbo ancestry. But also admitted that those in Finima possibily had Ijoid ancestry. |
paramakina202:Nwokem, we are not like Aguleri people that are constantly trying to do attachee-by-force with the Jewish people. Secondly, you are talking about Nri settlements compared with Aro settlement. The reason you can even identify Aro settlements is that it only happened not more than 500 years ago. There are nearly 200 towns and villages throughout Igboland with Nri ancestry. One of them is Uruala in your own neck of the woods. Places like Ogwashi-uku and other places in Anioma still recognize their Nri ancestry. Enugwu-Ezike in Enugu state still go to Enugwu-ukwu to solidarize with their Enugwu-ukwu brothers. For your information, Enugwu-ukwu is one of the core Umu Nri towns, along with Enugwu-agidi, Nawfia and Agukwu-Nri Now with the market days, the simplest test of knowing who owns it is simply to know which of the priestly clans can establish a market that bears that name and properly constitute the shrine for that market in the middle of that market. So talk is cheap. Only Nri people can do it, and today in the ISI-ANIs of these four core Nri towns, the originating shrines of those market days are still there, being looked after by the Eze ANIs Every Igbo town, Edo town, Igala town and possibly all the Idoma towns make use of these market days instituted by the Nris. Umu Nri priests are the only people with the secrets of those market days, every other person, including the Aros just have to play a second fiddle to the Nris, when it comes to matters regarding Igbo market days and their corresponding shrines. Aros claim to fame is in selling fellow Igbos, and their cultural 419s with the Ibibio long juju, with which they sold a lot of their Igbo brothers and Ijaw cannibals into slavery |
paramakina202:But the Aros, and your Ohu people still use the Nri-owned Eke, Oye/Orie, Afo and Nkwo. Aros don't own those market day deities. So only Nri priests can set up those markets in any part of Igboland, including Arochukwu and your Ohu town So you see where I am headed. Nri is the supremo. There are things Nri people can do that Aro people don't even know exist. That's a fact. |
Igbo people and their fresh looks. Anyway thanks to the Okwuosas |
As always, Igboland representing solidly. I'm sure this is the first time that most nairalanders may have heard of this very small town, yet the development in the town brought in by indigenes of the town trumps what one will find in a counterpart Afonja town. |
paramakina202:Spoken like a real osu. Where in my post, did I write that Umu Nri should lead other Igbo groups? As for whether Umu Nri have jurisdiction over any other Igbo groups. If your town recognizes eke, oye/orie, afo and nkwo, that town already has Nri links If you take nze, ozo and duru titles, you recognize Nri When you commit an abomination in your father's compound and your father is not recognized by the land/ANA/ANI/ALA as qualified to lift that abomination, however ANA/ANI recognizes the spiritual authority of the Nri man to get rid of that abomination in your own father's compound, then Umu Nri have cultural jurisdiction in your father's compound. Not your dad. GET IT!!! |
To Fulani terrorists, the fear of Igbo retaliation is the beginning of wisdom. Argue with your keyboards ![]() |
But he helped Buhari create those problems |
elipheleh:You have a point. I will support. Buhari's 3rd term over Tinubu's presidency. But OUK capitulated much too early which smacks of treachery and self-interest over collective interest |
UtuokeAlcoholic:Some Yorubas supported Obasanjo in 1999. Most Yorubas supported him in 2003, as Yorubas did not throw up any other presidential candidate that year. In fact Yoruba states were taken over by PDP governors, except Lagos, as Yorubas gave Obasanjo a bloc vote in 2003 |
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