₦airaland Forum

victorvezx:
Trash as usual. U people should pray u don't see war. Because that's the only thing left to happen

50 years coming,you'll hopelessly still be typing your hate here while your mates in saner climes are making great advancements to lift humanity at least since we've known for sure that man's rule can never bring perfect peace. who did this to you nigeria youth?

Naijjablog:
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/dailypost.ng/2017/10/14/biafra-nnamdi-kanus-family-reacts-recovery-weapons-ipob-leaders-home/amp/

who is kanu? simply a lecturer. At the end of this course, nigeria will learn : 1. That reminding people of war whenever issue of self deternination is raised is the highest form of hate speech and unleashing fully armed soldiers on defenceless citizens the worst act of terror.3.That power lies with the people .succesful sit at home has proved this and anambra election will reinforce this. how i wish we listen to this lecturer and save even our unborn kids from this rat race.

emma321:
The incident happened while football fans were trying to enter the stadium during the World Cup qualifier against Zambia.

The fans were allegedly beaten by soldiers at the gates of the stadium with heavy sticks.

According to Punch, the stampede occurred as the crowd tried to avoid the soldiers’ sticks.

The newspaper reports that bloodstains were around the gate of the stadium, while policemen and personnel of the Federal Road Safety Corps were seen standing beside some unconscious fans.

Some of the fans claimed they escaped death by the whiskers.

A female fan, Aniema Ekong, said, “I thank God that I’m alive. This is not the first time this kind of incident had occurred. In fact, in every major tournament, there is always a tale of woes to tell about security agents injuring or killing people.”

Another fan who identified himself as Chukwudi, said his girlfriend was severely injured by the security personnel manning the gate.

He said, “I don’t know why there is always trouble in this stadium.”

Ambulances were seen conveying injured persons to the hospital.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Elkana Bala, however, claimed that no one died.

He told the newspaper, “It is confirmed that nobody died. But some persons were injured while struggling to gain access into the stadium. The injured persons were taken to hospital for medical attention.”


Photos: http://anstalk.com/nigeria-vs-zambia-five-feared-dead-scores-injured-stadium-stampede/

lalasticlala

slaves should expect no better. continue aiding silencing of conscious voices.

sichri:
Nigeria, though a country of great potentials, is currently faced with myriads of challenges.

Having that in mind, what's your take on Mr President's 57th Independence Day speech?

to remind people of war whenever they talk of self determination is the highest act of terrorism and hate speech so i tried my best not to see him as a terrorist but can't help it. it is very obvious. youths! only truth can save us from this 'build,destroy,build,destoy' rat race syndrome. the earlier we distance ourselves fron the lies,injustice,nepotism of our leaders and unite in Godliness, the better for us. leadership in all levels including churches has failed. Trust them at your peril.no wonder the bible says man can't even direct his steps.

MrRationalBlog:
Frontline contender and candidate of the United Progressive Party (UPP) in the November 18, 2017 Anambra governorship election, Chief Osita Chidoka has slammed the governors of the south East states for what he termed failure of leadership in their handling of issues relating to the agitation by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, in the region.
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Chidoka, who spoke while fielding questions during a national radio interview monitored on Monday also rejected the military’s declaration of IPOB as a terrorist group, saying the military was not in the position to do so without passing through laid down legal and constitutional provisions.

The UPP governorship candidate carpeted the governors for going beyond their constitutional and legal limits to announce a proscription of IPOB, which, according to him, remains a futility under the law.
He said the governors failed in their mandate to adequately aggregate the views and interests of the people of the region to other parts of the country, a situation which created a vacuum leading to the escalation of agitations, and should have used the opportunity of the face-off to revert to the people and provide the much needed political leadership in the region.

According to Chidoka, “From a leadership perspective, it would be good on the part of the governors to do something to stem what was going on with the military, but in terms of the proscription of IPOB, the governors went beyond their mandate; they went beyond their legal capacity.

“All they needed to have done, if they were listening to the wishes and aspiration of the people of the southeast, was that, instead of calling for a meeting with Nnamdi Kanu, they should have conducted an opinion poll to find out what the issues were.
He said the question should have been, ‘What do you want us to tell the government that you feel Nnamdi Kanu is saying that we are not saying?’ “Then they should be able to seek audience with the President or the vice President and say ‘these are the issues’.”
“I believe that the failure of leadership on the part of the governors of the southeast became glaring to the whole country and their effort at announcing a proscription was beyond their legal limits. They should have used it as a basis to aggregate the views and channeling them appropriately”, he said.

Chidoka lamented that the military action occurred at the time the people of the southeast were already reviewing the modus of the agitation to ensure that it was not in negation of other ethnic groups in the country.

Faulting the military, Chidoka said it was not in a position to declare IPOB a terrorist organization, without following certain established legal actions.
“To declare an organization a terrorist organization requires certain legal action to be taken. Those legal actions were not taken. The military is not in the position to declare an organization a terrorist organization. So I think, fundamentally, the declaration was an act in futility.

“First and foremost, I think that government should follow the due process of the law to criminalize the activity of any group including IPOB if it violates the law of the country of Nigeria.

“Once they do that, then they will go to the next stage of getting the police to enforce that law. If in enforcing the law, the organization turns into an insurrection, then you can go back to the military. Anything short of that is unconstitutional and an action in futility”, he said.

Chidoka further called for auditing of the activities of the military saying such would help de-escalate the tension in the region.

“Now that this military action has happened, it is critical that we audit what happened. It is important that the claims of death and killings and no death and no killings need to be audited.

“That auditing mechanism that we have in the National Assembly, that ability to go back and look at what has transpired is important for us to deescalate the tension in the land.”

Chidoka, insisted that rule of law and dialogue, rather than force and subjugation of voices hold the answers to the agitations not only in the south east but among other groups in the country.
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Source: http://RationalTV..in/2017/09/rationaltv-ipob-chidoka-slams-south.html

doing what their fulani masters told them against their people is not the issue but i will give up on igbos and know they deserve what they are getting once i see any sane igbo participating in anything like election henceforth.

nerodenero:
The trending news is IPOB or Biafran. To be in the news, talk about the trending news

just confirmed our notion of his god of lies and exploitation...satan.

Good developement.

PDPGuy:
The downside of the standard version, for some Nigerian buyers, is that it won't be able to drive from Lagos to Onitsha on a single charge

with ' i pass my neighbour' in your booth, you are fully covered if it doesn't also have solar charge option.