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By the way, wasn't SEUN the fellow who stuck a message against promoting secession in the Politics board for over 7 years now? What changed overnight? Now he's floating secessionist flag and message on his front page? Agenda must agend? |
You have the support of the Igbo nation, but meanwhile, get a good knife, and carve out every Igbo speaking part of this union; any variant of Igbo. Port Harcourt will still remain Igwe Ocha! |
The Turkish President must be IPOB - Agbadorians |
nlfpmod, mynd44 rule 2 and 3 |
I watch the barbaric video and totally condemn it in strongest term; the perpetrators do not represent me in any way, But I must also say that maker of the video insisted they were UGM. Not that it makes it defensible, but we need to understand there different armed groups operating in SE wilth different agenda. A clear case is the distinction between IPOB and AutoPilot. There are also the ESN , and UGM, and other criminal groups in between. It is not sufficient to take criminals by the words, but rather conduct further investigation into unravelling the true picture. Screaming IPOB at every such event is a lazy approach and will not provide solution. Beyond that, we need to also understand the game the FG is playing with the Kanu's rendition and trial. Was his detention supposed to curb or lead to this type of situation? Is the FG strategy working? I think the FG need to revaluate which is a bigger problem for them - IPOB led by Kanu, Simon and his AutoPilot group as clearly these are two different group. And a lot of armed groups have festered either for or against these groups (IPOB and AutoPilot) or for against the State and FG. If FG does not act quick, what we see in this video if repeated might create a chain reaction which might be difficult to control. It is naive to say 'It doesn't concern me.' |
Adaisback:Stop wasting your prayers. The war is over, and Tinubu has lost! |
Asgard73:Lol. When he orderd the borders closed, and cut off electricity, I thought the C-in-C had given the final order to invade, only for the guy to start running all over the place asking for for support and troops. Seriously, if this was how he rig the election, no wonder it's so messy. The man doesn't seem to know how to organise a clean operation. Everything he does is gra gra; no planning. Even just removing fuel subsidy and curtailing the FX issue, he made a mess of it. Planning and execution department is deeply lacking with this impostor president. |
They just embarassed and disgraced Nigeria further with unneccessary war mongering. Someone thought that invading a country is like snatching ballot boxes, or preventing people from voting, That's what Nigeria, and now ECOWAS has been reduced to - rabble rousers! PoliticalUpdate: |
helinues:Alright go and pick beans, cos clearly that what your generation is capable of. Good luck! |
mrvitalis:If Tinubu remains till 2027, it will still be defeatist for SE to agree to surrender power willing after getting in 4 years. The only reason that should happen is if that president of SE extract is incompetent. I would want to assume that if the president is competent and solving Nigeria problem, even his political party will want him to go again. 2023 had shown that an Igbo man can become president in a free and fair election, and that PDP cannot win election without the SE. We can grow LP into a formidable party, and go again. |
helinues:Go and write your own letter to Biden or are you incapable of doing so? Everyone know that Tinubu is a drug baron, only shameless and unpatrotic people defend him. |
Dottormentor:No Northner will vote Obi indeed. So all those votes and states he won in the North are from Mars? All this childish post self. |
mrvitalis:It's not about the North, it's about PDP. I wouldn't want to put Tinubu in the equation, cos he won be in power for 1 year. The court will boot him out for justice. This thread is just pure speculatiion as Atiku and Kwankwaso know the right thing is for SE to do 8 years. It's their job to sell it to their people just as you are trying to short sell us. Besides, if PO is voted out after 4 years for lack of performance, that's fair. But to just timidly offer to leave after 4 years is a no no. |
OfoIgbo:Datti was also once in PDP, so it makes sense that the merger will still bring him up. Atiku, and Kwankwaso will support PO Datti, and in exchange nominate a Southern candidate of their choice for Datti after 8 years, or ask Datti to step aside after 8 years as VP similar to what we had with Osinbajo. That's a way to solve this problem. But all of these are just speculations as the PEPT will upturn the election, in favour of PO DATTI. That's why our eyes are on the judiciary. |
justtoodark:Sorry I don't have time for shallow minds. It's monday morning. Go and look for someone else to troll. |
mrvitalis:Stop selling us short my brother. 4 years is but a drop in the ocean of time, it's not enough to make lasting changes in a complex country like Nigeria. Besides, several of those who come before have only made things worse; you need a good steady hand for a number of years. |
mrvitalis:There is no guarantee that Atiku, Kwankwaso (or even PDP) will regain power without SE support, we'll just keeping voting the best man as we deem fit (Obi). If PDP wants us back into the fold, it should be 8 years, if SE can wait all these years, why can't the North wait for 8 years? Do they have two heads? It's not like that haven't ruled in this dispensation. So why should we be the ones always making concession? 8 years. PDP should be willing to wait. |
mrvitalis:How so? Is that according to PDP, APC, or the constitution? Cos as far as we know, the PDP did not honour that arrangement last time, otherwise they would have supported SE for the presidency, APC does not have such in their constitution. When SE get power it's only just and fair that they have it for 8 years. We should not shoot ourselves in the foot because we want to become 'president'. |
mrvitalis:Why would you suggest Obi does one term? What kind of idea is that? I think it's defeatist. |
Mynd44:Oya na. What are we waiting for? For them to prepare their defences and makes it harder for us? |
successmatters:Lol. Abi na. Time to teach those rag-tag Nigerien Army a Burdilon inspired political lesson. |
Onyiiobi7735:When it comes to it and they choose to stay with our Ijaw brothers, all the best to them. But don't pretend to speak for them. |
worksmart:Restore the ousted president? How so? What stops them from shooting him in the middle of war as a 'saboteur'? If the ousted president is in exile, then you can think of restoring him. The president is in the hands of the junta. They'll just point a gun at his head and and ask the ECOWAS soldiers to back off. If the mission is to restore democracy, then that's a different task, but to restore this particular president to power, I struggle to fathom how that is possible. In actual fighting, it would be foolish on the part of the Nigeriens to fight Nigeria headon, so I think they will prepare their defences first, and when breached resort to guerilla tactics until support from their allies. As long as they can keep Nigeria from retrieving the president from them them, they can keep the fight going. And they have willing citizens on their side. France is not bombing any dam, the dam in on our side. |
Nigeria is a war zone. I think the Northern part of Nigeria wants to secede from Nigeria so they can be free to practice their religion as they desire, but their elite are holding them back. The people are fighting back, unfortunately it's draining national resource. I think Nigeria need to be renegotiated. If the North and East want to leave the union, they can leave without these bloodshed. Perhap the SW and Middle Belt can remain in Nigeria. I believe the Niger Delta area should have their own country too with the exclusion of Igbo speaking area. If Nigeria does not address all these problems, it's impossible to make progress as nation. Too many centrifugal forces and too little centripetal forces - the end is inevitable. We are wasting natural resource, money, people, and time. Nigeria is not working! |
worksmart:France is draining Nigerien resources at an alarming rate with little benefit to this poor third world country. And are not willing to renegotiate fair price with the junta. There is no major trap here for Nigeria, except perhap blackmail of the president. As it stand, Nigeria resources, especially from southern Nigeria is also being drained at the similar rate, again with little benefit to the southern part of Nigeria. The French authority working with the British and to some extent American can simple cajole Nigeria to assist them in this venture - return control of Niger to France, and they will in turn ensure that the Nigeria ruling elite continue their straggle hold on the country resources while they look the other way. Rub my back, I allow you to loot, and keep you in power. It's a sweet deal, only this time, the Nigeria population is savvy and Tinubu does not have popular support. So it's dicey for him. Fortunately or unfortunately, the more he dithers, the harder the invasion becomes. |
When it comes to experience and battle readiness, the Nigeria soldiers can rely on their experience fighting Boko Haram in the North, of course one cannnot allude any millitary experience to shooting unarmed civilians in the South East. On the part of the opposition, the Nigerien have had successes and meaningful experience with battling insurgent groups. Same can be said of the Malians and lately Burkina Faso. None of these countries have been involved in any recent major war that they can draw experience from. So I think on a tactical ground, both Nigeria, Mali, Niger, and Burkina seems to be at par. So troop size, equipment, and desire will be a driving factor. If the Nigerien population sees ECOWAS as an occupying force, a message that the junta will be aggressively promoting, then ECOWAS in in for a long ride. My suggestion: ABORT! |
I don't think there will be war. The idea has been defeated in Nigeria. And the Nigeriens has had enough time to prepare their defence. If they haven't, they will use the period of 'negotiation' with ECOWAS to continue such defensive preparation. Niamey is quite close to Burkina Faso, so it's understandable the the Burkinababe will not want such war on their backyard, and it it will also be easy for them to mobilize troops in support of Niger. As a matter of geography, it will be easier for the Burkina re-enforcement to reach Niamey, before the ECOWAS offensive force will get there. Even the Malian will get to Naimey before the Nigeria soldiers. If ECOWAS, nay, Nigeria embark on this journey, it will be bloody, and messy, but ECOWAS will triumph, and sack the junta. Then then real war will begin. |
If Obama can make his birth certificate public, what is Tinubu? |
Tinubu, this is a very simple matter. The US is asking you if you are ready to invade Niger or not? Just invade Niger Rep and the spilling of your secrets will be held back for a while, until you start misbehaving (again). The danger of having a compromised individual as leader; those in the know will always use his past to arm twist him. |

