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AntiMarxist:Be sure to be at the frontline when the shooting starts. Don't be a coward. You must fight to protect your Agbado puppeteer. |
AntiMarxist:I don't know about those calling for coup in Nigeria, the one coupist I know is the sitting president who didn't score 25% in FCT on top of dodgy past life, who is looking for blood of innocent Nigeriens and Nigerians to add to the mortar he is using to cement his illegimacy. The Igbo nation was the first to rise against him, and by so doing open the eyes of the North to the clear and present danger being masquerade as, what did you call it, Police Action! Shameless war monger, get off my mention! |
AlexBells:The rush from the coup plot to war mongering is even alarming. One would think there is something else, a hidden agenda behind, like using the war to clip the Northern Nigeria power broker's influence once and for all (strategy, sophistcation, as some of them have put it already). While, as Igbo nation, we may have our differences with the Northern politicians, and some of their SW cohorts, such misgiving is not to the point of creating an existential threat for them. Igbo believe in fairness, and justice. Yes, we should have our turn at the presidency, but NO, we will not want to destroy the North or South West to achieve such ambition. What would be the fun in doing that? That's not the Igbo way. Our way is live and let live; level playing ground. We don't hate the North, and would not standby and watch them be destroyed by an illegitimate Agbodorian war monger who want to perpetuate himself in office by means of genocidal blood letting. Tufiakpa! |
That said. It is foolishness, and utter misunderstanding of the Igbo World view to think that we will support every moves and action of a government or individuals because we supported something the did yesterday, For example, I still think it's foolishness of the highest order to invest money buidling rail track to Niger Republic, under the clueless and profiliglate run of Buhari. This position is further vindicated by the military adventurism going on it that country today. The billions spent in that project would have been well spent providing same infrastructure to the Niger Delta area / South South given the perchant to deny the Igboland such by the the previous regime. Now one wonders what becomes of this rail project under this circumstance. I hope the FG cancel this project immediately as our money is about to go to the drain, no matter how this coup is resolved. Niger Republic is not a reliable partner. We were right then, we are right now. |
Indeed. We condemn the coup in Niger Republic as we hold the believe that free and fair voting is the best way to elect leaders. We do not believe that you must 'grab it, snatch it, and run away with'. That said, we roundly reject unnecessary bloodshed, and suffering that war and war monger seek to unleash on the people of Niger. We believe diplomacy, sanctions, and other form of economic punishment is the best course of action to bring the coupists and the backers to order. But we say NO TO WAR. |
ivolt:Lol. If I have the means to fund them, I will. Afterall, people support a causes and political parties (with funds) without being a member. Why is that difficult for you to understand? Does supporting LP (with funds) make me a member of the Labour Party? Better get understanding. |
Sorrynovex:But you too, why are you following him and giving him coverage? |
CornFused you meant? CornTradictory? CornPlicated? |
Ikaeniyan0:They seem excited and are ready to fight to defended the coupists. Tinubu is the one promoting vawulence on behalf of SW Nigeria and Ecowas. The North and East are not excited at the prospect of war. |
Biodun556:Send another one na. Why are you in a hurry to go to war? By the way, has the deposed government gone to court? I'm asking for a friend. |
ivolt:Lol. Sorry to burst your bubble, I am not an 'IPOB member'. I'm just a rational human being. You clearly are not like me. Shift! |
ivolt:Lol. I hope those tens of thousands includes you, and that you will be on the frontline, not hiding in Nairaland or mouthing off in Twitter? Brave man! And when are you going to start? Or the fight is mouth action? For a nation trying to start war, every move is discussed on twitter and nairaland instead of actually fight. I think the whole stuff is a bluff, and the Nigeriens will call it soon. Let's see what consequential you will do when/if the coupist refuses to back down. |
Rossikk:Don't you agree that a referendum will solve this 'problem'? Why not support it. Me think Nigeria is dead scared of losing Igbos. I only wonder why. |
Rossikk:Is Ohaneze National Population Council or National Bereau of Statistics? Why are you accepting their figures? I think you should accept mine which states that we don't have enough Igbos in those area. I propose more migration, it's what Nigeria is working hard for - Unity. |
We do not have enough of such 'migrant' ethnic group in other part of Nigeria. I will urge more 'emptying' until sense is received. |
My own is that if Tinubu, and his Agbadorian hordes want a war with Niger Republic, they should have their war without dragging the rest of us into the mess. If he wants to fight, let him go ahead, but it's insanity for him to expect 100% support in a country where he got 36% ficticious electoral mandate. Godspeed Tinubu. |
The only people urging Tinubu to go to war are Agbadorians, even those from Northern Nigeria are not in favour of this impending war. Tinubu and his Agbadorians are war mongers and are on their own in their sectional agenda. The rest of Nigeria are stoutly against this SWAGA. |
Watching... We know that Nigeria as a project is not sustainable, we didn't know a drug baron masquarading as president will be used to test that assertion. Tinubu needs this war more than even the people of Niger Republic or Nigeria, let him go ahead and wage his war. I'll be watching with popcorn. |
Emergingnation: The Gods Must Be Crazy. I mean, that's one of the most classic comedies ever. |
That's some interesting color coded map. Why does it look like Nigeria is carrying that red (dangerous) load on its head? ![]() |
deltateam:Let's pretend the goverment has a case against him. They said he's a terrorist and commited treason, shouldn't they try him and pass judgement. Aren't Nigerians the same people who said that Aguiyi Ironsi kept coup plotters for 6 months without trying them for which case they murdered him. Why is Kanu, alleged to have comitted treason, not been tried speedily? The only reason is that the FG is benefiting from the crisis his incerceration without trial is causing. If they have no reason to hold him, they they should obey their own court and release him. Otherwise, it's only a matter of time before this crisis engulf other part of Nigeria. Troubles, like humans are like water, and they have a way of flowing downstream following path of least resistance. |
hammerT:Well it could be. Cos even MNK was more careful than this at his peak. Simon as ferocious as he's loquacious. |
Don't mind many i/diots here shouting Igbos are this and that over this matter. They want to rush Tinubu into war because he's illegitimate. In their mind, going to war on behalf of US will provide him with the needed legitimacy. The people I pity most in this evolving saga is Northern Nigerian. Some of the believe that Igbos don't like them, but look around, we are the ones trying turn their homeland from being used as a battle ground between the Russian and US to the advantage of Tinubu. If they can't see what is happening and prevent it, then the North is not as savvy as they make believe. If they want Tinubu to go to war on their behalf because Buhari has lost his retirement plan, I would be ready to watch the movie. |
hammerT:My own problem with this is that scarce resources will be used to prosecute war for the US. As for the fighting itself, it's the poor people from every tribe, Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani etc that will be used as cannon fodders, especially if the Russians decide to move quickly into the war. They already have Wagner on ground so it easier for them to get to their people into position than the US. The US will rely on ECOMOG while the Russians will use Wagner. ECOMOG will need training before joining the battle, while the Wagner are already battle ready. If the war last 2 weeks, Nigeria will be in trouble. A decisive victory, a knock-out blow within a week will work to Nigeria's advantage, beyond a week, doom will come. This I have seen. |
hammerT:I'm sure it's in Tinubes interest to go to war. He'll need to show the American's that he can be a reliable operator for them. It will be for him, an opportunity too good to be missed. But the repercusion will be grave for Nigeria and Nigerians, especially those in the North. US will not, and cannot give Nigeria all we need to prosecute such war. And even at that, Russia, China will intervene on behalf of the Nigeriens, the latter more subtely. If/when the war start, I will spectate, and watch as history unfold. As for Buhari, good bye to his retirement plan, Niger has changed forever for him. I rest my case. |
Christistruth03:We are not in the position to hurt Niger with a Dam, it's the other way round. But then I struggle to get your point. |
A full blown war will not be to Nigeria's advantage. We will waste money, time, and resources. It will be like Russia invading Ukraine. In the end the Nigeriens, who are cousins to our Northern brothers will have reason to resent Nigerians, just as the Ukrainains see the Russians. If US is not pulling the string, won't Nigeria resort to diplomacy to solve this problem? Why not use same diplomacy now? Why waste our time and money to fight proxy war on behalf of US. |
hammerT:A full blown war will not be to Nigeria's advantage. We will waste money, time, and resources. It will be like Russia invading Ukraine. In the end the Nigeriens, who are cousins to our Northern brothers will have reason to resent Nigerians, just as the Ukrainains see the Russians. If US is not pulling the string, won't Nigeria resort to diplomacy to solve this problem? Why not use same diplomacy now? Why waste our time and money to fight proxy war on behalf of US. I know you are not in support of this, but this is for those who are urging war instead of diplomacy. |
The government should speed up the trial of MNK. This should be simple enough to do. By keeping him incercerated without trial, the FG is complicit in this crisis. Most likely they (FG) want this sit at home to continue. |
A NO FLY Zone has been imposed. To send boots on ground is to begin and adventure that pays no one in the long run. |
But this Simon guy self, I'm shocked that the Finnish Authority are not interested in his activities/posts. Shouldn't they be asking him questions? Or they had and found nothing wrong. How about his employers or he's self employed? I just wonder how he does it. |
Emotionss:Why are you sparming the who forum with this emotional outburst? I didn't even see where you call for Kanu's trial or release in this. Isn't that main reason for the sit at home? Or is there something else you're personally concern about with Igbos? |
