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Stephench:So what are you saying in essence? If Ned didn’t feel Anioma and Igbos are one people, why would he want Anioma to be the 6th Southeast State? |
Akpakomiza2:But you’ve seen some ijiots deny that there are Igbos in Edo. Haven’t you? |
Akpakomiza2:I just want us to agree that the Igbanke people are Igbos. Thank you! |
Akpakomiza2:Granted, I’ve not seen you dispute the existence of Igbos in Edo, but can you say that of your fellow Ronus? |
Akpakomiza2:You are talking of the one that is paying teachers 7,000 naira? What could be more devilish than that? |
Creamypie:What is the “all”? I’m challenging your intelligence. Don’t just dwell at the realm of conjectures, name names. |
Stephench:Ned Nwoko would still be governor of of Anioma State whether it’s joined to Southeast or left in the Southsouth. If he wanted, he could have just limited it to the creation of Anioma State without talking about its reunification with Southeast. Why can’t you see that Ned is simply trying to correct the history that has been distorted for so long? |
Akpakomiza2:But I thought there were no Igbos in Edo? Because of election una don dey accept wetin una dey deny abi? So, Igbanke people are now Igbos? |
Creamypie:You are too insignificant to matter. And I can swear you not even Anioma. But if you are, itemize what you stand to lose by joining Southeast and leave this IPOB gibberish that Lagos-Ibadan Expressway press has planted in your head like they planted “Anioma is not Igbo” in the heads of your fathers. You claim to be of Bini origin, which of your culture and traditions are similar to Bini culture? Why is everything about you people Igbo? Your name? Your culture? Tradition? Market days? Why don’t any of you ever bear Bini name? If you claim you lost all your Bini identity due to proximity to Igbos, why did the Itsekiri not lose their Yoruba cultural identity due to proximity to Igbos and Bini? Do you people ever think? |
ShinnBet:If you knew history even a little bit, you would know that the clamour for the return of Anioma to the rest of their Igbo brothers started as far back as the 1960s when Dennis Osadebey, an Anioma man, was the Premier of Midwest Region comprising of Delta and Benin. Again, who sponsored the bill for the creation of Anioma State and its reunification with Southeast? Was it an Anambra man or Ebonyi man? Why do you people like to bend truth? |
honeyB2018:True! Nobody is forcing anybody |
ShinnBet:You still didn’t say anything. All this long epistle, you would used it to itemize what Anioma people stand to lose by joining Southeast. Is it their land? If yes, can you cite any instances of where Igbos have bought land in vast majority and ended up starting to cause problems for the native? |
With Senator Ned Nwoko bringing the Anioma and Igbo discuss to the front burner again when he sponsored a Bill for the creation of Anioma State and for it to be joined to Southeast, a lot of people who don’t know where Anioma is on Nigeria’s map have become more Anioma than Anioma people and telling Anioma people to refuse such from happening. Granted that there are native Anioma people who are opposed to the idea of joining Southeast region and be fully recognized as Igbos, but trust me when I say that they are just countable minority. The vast majority of Anioma sons and daughters do not have a problem with Anioma joining Southeast; this much has been attested to by Izu Anioma in the communiqué they issued on 22nd of August, 2024. But for those opposed to the idea I want to ask, what do Anioma people stand to lose by joining Southeast? Is it crude oil and gas resources? Southeast has that in abundance in Imo, Abia and Anambra. Is it identity? Trust me, the rest of Nigeria, and even the world, sees Anioma people as Igbos. Everyone knows they are Igbos. The only people who don’t know that Aniomas are Igbos are the few Anioma people who swallowed and have believed the lies and propaganda that started to be propagated since after the Biafran War in 1970. What else? To an Anioma man I ask, will the West protect your interest in Nigeria more than your Igbo brother? Or will the North be a better ally to you than the Igbos? Or can you negotiate for what is due to you alone without allies? How much can you achieve as a lone voice in Nigeria compared to when you move in solidarity of the entire Southeast region? What does Anioma stand to lose in joining Southeast? |
Biodun556:Because somebody always deliberately choose it that way. Or you don’t know that line of succession is part of the consideration they make before elevating an Igbo judge to Supreme Court. They make sure even if 5 judges ahead of him die in plane crash, he will still not be the next in line. It’s deliberate engineering. |
olatade:Baba was asked to resign or be embarrassed out of office. I can assure you an “Olaniyi” is succeeding him next😏 |
And guess what, it’s now being paid into one man’s pocket - Tinubu’s pocket. Tinubu will make of Nigeria what he made of Lagos. |
When I say this kind of lies can only be accepted by the those who drink Tinubu’s urine, it will come off as insulting. So, you want us to believe bandits spent resources in arms and logistics to kidnap 20 human beings that they would make money from, only to later hand them over, gently to the police? If the police wants us to take them seriously, then they should show us the dead bodies of the bandits they killed to rescue the students. If there are no dead bodies, then show us those you arrested. Or you just entered the bush and told the bandits to sing “Nigeria We Hail Thee”, and then you took the captives and told the bandits to “go and sin no more”? Somebody should remind these fools that we are not all brainless in this country. Ndi ala! |
Cultist pays tribute to his capon as he graduates 😏 |
vanbonattel:You know I think after they issued their first communiqué which Agbado people used to masturbate, somebody called them, sat them down and talked sense into their head. The question is simple, who will best protect the interest of an Anioma man? Will the Yoruba or Hausa man wish Anioma land more goodwill than the Igbo man? Who be Anioma ally if the leaders of Izu Anioma damages the goodwill that Anioma has with the rest of Igbos with the kind of stupid statement they issued the last time? Will the Yorubas or Hausas be better allies to Anioma than Igbos? If Igbos are provoked and they refuse to back Anioma State creation with their numbers and influence, where will Anioma people see the numbers to push through the agitation for the creation of Anioma State? The truth is simple, Anioma has everything to gain, and nothing to lose, joining their brothers across the Niger. They have absolutely nothing to lose! And I’m sure this much has been banged into their skull which is why they issued this rejoinder. Because if they do anyhow, Southeast Senators and Rep Members will simply come together and support either Etiti State or Adada State. Let Anioma people push for their own state by themselves alone since they think they are okay for themselves the way they are. In the end, all these, plus the Ikwerre madness, is all the products of years of malicious propagation of falsehood by Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Press. But I’m happy the falsehoods are beginning to fall off, never to be propagated again forever! |
There’s a reason the Giant of Africa that they call us has undisputedly stuck with Nigeria 🇳🇬 over the years till tomorrow. And it’s good to see that even a machine knows that much to be true. I like the way the AI provided its answers; it gave realistic projections but they are dependent upon how well the country is governed from now till 2100. The truth is simple, it’s what somebody like Peter Obi has been singing like music. Nigeria’s problem is leadership problem. It’s successive choice of terrible leaders that keeping the giant in Nigeria from full actualization. Just imagine we had a president who is not interested in importing fuel from Malta 🇲🇹 so he can pay himself subsidy, and he supports Dangote Refinery, and other emerging local refineries, all the support they need, in two years, we will not only have local sufficiency but be exporting to the rest of Africa and the world. That would bring us a lot of dollars, stabilize the Naira and the economy. Just imagine we didn’t have a president who is interested in buying new presidential jet for over $100million and using another $50million to configure it, and he invests that money into youth development programs like empowering SMEs, MSMEs and into impacting the youths with digital skills like Machine Learning, Robotics, Sotware Development, Data Analysis, etc, in 2 to 5 years, we will be going shadow to shadow with Indians when it comes to technology. With a good president, our institutions will be strengthened. He will make it impossible to add or subtract even one vote 🗳 from electoral contests. Wives, children and relatives of politicians will stop getting appointed, with reckless abandon, into the judiciary. That arm of government will be cleansed with rigorous and stringent procedures of appointment as a judge that will only be passed by firebrand lawyers who know their mettle. And not ijiots whose only qualification is being a politician’s wife, children or deek sucker. Tell me how me how Nigeria will remain a mess when all these, and more, are done? That’s why we should all support Peter Obi in 2027. |
The Izu Anioma has issued a follow up communiqué to their July 22nd communiqué, stating, this time, that Aniomas are Igbos and has no problem with Ohaneze Ndigbo. Similarly, they stated that Anioma State will be Igbo State whether it becomes the 7th state in the South South or the 6th state in the Southeast. Nlfpmod Mynd44 Fergie001
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Tell NNPC to save their facts for the f00ls who drink Tinubu urine; they are the only ones that will take them seriously. Tinubu is on a journey to make of Nigeria what he made of Lagos, and ours is to stay here and say, “we warned you.” I hope when Peter Obi is sworn in 2027 he would be brutal enough to cancel all these rubbish contracts. Ndi ala! |
The quickest line they like to use now whenever they want to pin an Igbo man down is to accuse him of sponsoring IPOB. They did it with Emefiele. Now, they wanna try same rubbish with Joe Ajaero. Fingers crossed as I watch Tinubu dig his grave deeper and deeper and deeper. Not good with the North. North good with East. Not good with the South. Even your native West is not sure. And you wanna make Labour your enemy too. |
helinues:If it was an Igbo state that caused it, would you stay away from the thread? |
Tbasicme:Add the fact that some Nigerians have consistently voted the wrong people to lead the country because they don’t want the right candidate from a certain region they like to hate to rule Nigeria. Hatred for Southeast seems to be a federal government official agenda. |
flokii:Why do you believe the governor reached out to Pat, and not that Pat called the governor? |
flokii:Sometimes I wish I can use X-ray to see the content of your heads. Cuz what is this?🤦 |
Utomi was enemy of the State because he’s Igbo. Happy karma came back to fvck y’all from the anus. Ndi ala |
yarimo:Oya swear, if there’s just Peter Obi and Ganduje on a presidential contest, who will you vote for? Swear with Sango😏 |
helinues:Shady deal you say? You are not ashamed to repeat that trash that Amosun said - that he signed a shady deal with due diligence. Isn’t that an indictment and the more reason he should be dragged by his scrotum? How can a whole state governor, with a retinue of commissioners, Advisers and even Consultants under his payroll, sign a contract as huge and significant as a Free Trade Zone that is supposed to change the infrastructural and economic landscape of Ogun State without due diligence? And you are not ashamed to defend that? |
Solsix:Would you have remained untribalistic if Abia State was the one that caused the seizure of 3 Presidential jets? Would you? |
When somebody like Peter Obi cites rule of law as one of the most important intangible assets needed to set Nigeria on the right path, people who are used to doing things anyhow and flouting rule of law will not understand it. Now, see how a flagrant disregard for rule of law by Ibukunle Amosun when he was Ogun Governor has brought the entire country an international embarrassment. Governor Gbenga Daniel signed an agreement with a Chinese Firm before he left in 2011. When Amosun came in, instead of respecting the existing agreement, arbitrarily cancelled it. The result of that foolish decision is the reason Nigeria is facing international embarrassment today. But have you imagined if this was caused by a Southeast State; say Abia, Enugu or Anambra. You can only imagine what the people who like to hate Southeast would have said. But since it’s Ogun, they have all lost their voices and covering their faces in shame. Amosun must have thought he would get away with it like they do when they get INEC to write results. |
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