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FSBoperator:
The reign of the Iman Mahdi will see the return of the Muslim Jesus.

That abomination that they call Isa will lead a war to destroy the church.

Allow me to give you a brief summary of the Muslim Jesus....

PLIS DO WAITING PATIENTLY

Suddenly the whole thing start to connect

Am the type that is extremely voracious and supper inquisitive and have watched close to 1000 documentary on iluminati one world government, ultra satanic jesuit, black pope, islam(which was created by catholic church), anunaki and the reptilian dimensions ruling the world


But suddenly I now get y they are hell bent on promoting islam cos of d one world government enshrimed in the koran their so called imma madi who will usher in 7 years of peace dat reminds me of exactly what the bible described of the coming antichrist. It is obviously no brainer THE EXPECTED MESSIAH OF ISLAM OTHERWISE CALLED IMMA MADI WHO WILL RULE THE WHOLE ONE WORLD GOVERMENT IS THE ANTI CHRIST OF THE BIBLE

Dat lucifa!!!

sarrki:
It baffles me a lot

They show hatred among other tribes and they want to be loved

Love is give and take

U praise d killing in the region and expect them to mourn with you in your predicament



Like u said love is give and take


Whatever u sow u shall reap


All those making a mokery of millions of defenceless children and women killed during biafra war by the muderous army of duara and their brown roof colleague shall meet their calamitous end!


2chronicle 20:15 comes to mind

Rose2014:
If we were not marginalized by the Igbos during the “analogue” age, how then can the Igbos marginalize us in this digital age?


My Yoruba brothers reading and walking away disappointed

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The op reposted my post in a more appealing manner

Only the truth shall set us free

IF THE IGBOS DID NOT MARGINALIZE HER MINORITIES DURING THE ANALOGUE YEARS, WHY WILL THEY DO SAME IN THIS DIGITAL AGE?


By Efa-Iwa Rex Egbe



Some weeks back on one of your posts I made a rebuttal about the erroneous and mischievous rants of some of my (our) misinformed NigerDelta brothers. First and foremost let me tell you all a little story for the avoidance of doubt.


I am from the Agbo ethnic group in Cross River State. We are located in Abi Local Government Area which is a coastal settlement and unarguably the smallest LGA in Cross River State in terms of landmass and to a large extent population - slightly a few thousands ahead of Bakassi LGA. My fore bearers both on my maternal and paternal side were given the opportunity to serve in then Eastern Nigeria regional government.




My grand uncle Dr.S E Imoke of blessed memory was an all influential cabinet minister in the regime of Dr M I Okpara. He held the Trade portfolio and was also Finance minister at the time until the unfortunate incident of January 1966. He was the longest serving Education minister. His son the Urbane Liyel Imoke is the immediate past Governor of our state “Cross River”. During the outbreak of the war, he was the Biafran Commissioner for Refugees and Humanitarian affairs. One of my maternal uncles also served as Permanent Secretary in the ministry of health at Enugu.




My maternal grand father was also a frontline member of the Eastern Nigeria regional house of Chiefs. Outside my family circles, another great Cross Riverian M T Mbu was nominated a Federal Minister for Transport and Navy by the Igbo controlled NCNC. It's on record that Mbu was Nigeria's first Ambassador to the UK, UN and the USA. He is from Boki in Cross River state. Boki is another minority ethnic group just like my native Agboland.




The Igbos gave him the opportunity to excel ahead of their own worthy sons at that time. He is the father to a Senator MT Mbu jr. Another person who is noteworthy is the late Chief Michael Eta-Ogon who was the Administrator of the oil rich PortHarcourt province in the first republic. He is also from the same Boki with Mbu. Thomas Weir Ikpeme an Efik man from Odukpani in my native Cross River was the longest serving Permanent Secretary in the Eastern Regional Ministry of Education.






The key point is that the Igbos were comfortable with us “the minorities” that was why they entrusted education solely in our hands. Not only education but other critical areas like Public Works and Transport etc. N U Akpan an Ibibio man from Akwa Ibom state was the technocrat behind the eastern regional public service. He was the Secretary to the regional government.





Thompson Akpabio, an Annang man from Ukana in present day Akwa Ibom state was the regional minister of health. The former Governor of Akwa Ibom state Godswill Akpabio is his nephew. There were other high ranking cabinet ministers of minority origin like one of our family good friends, HRH Amanyanabo E P Okoya, Agada III the Ibenanowei of Ekpetiama in Bayelsa State, Chief. Erekosinma of Rivers and a whole lot of others who are too numerous to mention.





During the secessionist struggle, an Ogoni from Rivers state, Chief.Ignatius Kogbara was Biafra's Ambassador to Britain. My dad's friend Chief. Lekam Okoi, from Idomi in present day Yakurr LGA of Cross River state was one of Ojukwu's trusted drivers. He is today a successful lawyer and a former commissioner in the Federal Character Commission. Capt Akpet a minority from Cross River was also Ojukwu's dependable aide on intelligence. Secondly for the avoidance of doubt, aside these political appointments, our people enjoyed immense goodwill from the Igbo dominated region by way of social security.






My dad's immediate elder brother received a scholarship from the regional government that enabled him study for a PhD in soil science. He is the first man “arguably” in Africa to obtain a doctorate in Soil science. I have friends across the Niger Delta whose parents

EXCLUSIVE: How I want to be released - Nnamdi Kanu


The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu has given condition under which he must be released


- Kanu said he is, however, not begging the federal government to release him from the prison without due process

EXCLUSIVE: How I want to be released - Nnamdi Kanu
Nnamdi Kanu has said he wants to be released through the legal process that threw him into the prison
The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu has given condition under which he must be released.






Kanu said he is, however, not begging the federal government to release him from the prison without due process.



Replying to questions thrown to him by the former governor of Central Bank of Nigeria Chukwuma Soludo who led a delegation of South-East and South-South leaders under the aegis of Nzuko Umunna, Kanu said his release must be legal.



"I am not begging to be taken out of this place (Kuje Prison); but if I must be released, it must be clean.”





He said if at all he will be released from prison, he would not accept anything short of the legal process as constituted by the law.


“My release from this place must be through the same legal process that brought me here (Kuje Prison),” Kanu said


In his response, Soludo said, from Kanu's comment the major issue is federal government's obedience to previous court orders made on his (Kanu) bail and an unconditional release ordered by the court.

Speaking on issues of hate speech, Kanu said, he believes he has never hateful in any of his speeches.

He however, informed Soludo and the other delegates of Nzuko Umunna that, he is not the kind of person who shies away from opposition.

He said: "I don't think at any point, I went far… I did not go far enough and I will say more when I come out


"If you hate me, I’ll hate you more; if you love me, I love you more, I am not a pacifist,” Kanu said.

"The Biafran people are loving people, they are peace loving people," he said.


It could be recalled that some notable Nigerians on Tuesday, February 28, visited the IPOB leader and three others in Kuje Prison.

The group led by the former governor of CBN said the visit was in solidarity with Kanu and his co-accused – Benjamin Nwabugwu, Chidiebere Onwudiwe and David Nwawuisi - who have been in detention at the Kuje Prison.


Soludo also said the visit was aimed at consulting with the IPOB leader on his agitation for Biafra and the way forward in liberating and ensuring sustainable development in the South-East and South-South region.

The Nzuko Umunna group also blamed the consistent agitation on the corruption ravaging the country through looting by elites who have failed to address various major issues in Nigeria.



Soludo while speaking at a press conference on February 28, said, no citizen of Nigeria deserves the kind of the treatment meted to Kanu and his co-accused.

He further called for their immediate release.

Among the group of individuals that visited was Economist, Pat Utomi; Ferdinard Agu; the national secretary of the Alliance Democracy Udenta Udenta, Emeka Ugwu, Tony Nnadi, Law Mefor and head of public affairs for the Nzuko Umunna, Collins Steve-Ugwu



https://www.naij.com/1092373-exclusive-how-i-released-nnamdi-kanu.html

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