Rossinkup:
Igbos Be Careful. Or The Next Biafra War Could Be Igbo vs Igbo

I had a terrible nightmare last night.

Igboland was engulfed in flames, with war, disorder, and conflict the order of the day.

Everywhere I turned, it was war and fighting.

In this terrible dream, I did not see any Yorubas, or Hausas, or Fulanis, or Edo or Itsekiri.

I just saw Igbos attacking Igbos.

Viciously.

It was terrible to behold.

It was a deadly war between pro-Nigerian Igbos and pro-Biafran Igbos.

The former were heavily armed, and backed by the Nigerian govt and international community.

The latter were a mishmash of rag tag terrorists, ne'er do wells, street urchins, and touts, led by drug-addled warlords.

Eventually, the Nigerian-backed Igbo forces prevailed.

But what a terrible damage to the landscape I witnessed!

All around was destruction, refugees, and food aid trucks from the UN.

On waking from the dream, I did a silent prayer, imploring heaven to prevent such a massive cataclysm.

I wish to use this opportunity to warn my Igbo brothers and sisters to desist from any acts that could bring this unholy dream to fruition, in the best interest of the Igbo race, and Nigeria at large.

Thanks.

Rossinkup:
Igbos Be Careful. Or The Next Biafra War Could Be Igbo vs Igbo

I had a terrible nightmare last night.

Igboland was engulfed in flames, with war, disorder, and conflict the order of the day.

Everywhere I turned, it was war and fighting.

In this terrible dream, I did not see any Yorubas, or Hausas, or Fulanis, or Edo or Itsekiri.

I just saw Igbos attacking Igbos.

Viciously.

It was terrible to behold.

It was a deadly war between pro-Nigerian Igbos and pro-Biafran Igbos.

The former were heavily armed, and backed by the Nigerian govt and international community.

The latter were a mishmash of rag tag terrorists, ne'er do wells, street urchins, and touts, led by drug-addled warlords.

Eventually, the Nigerian-backed Igbo forces prevailed.

But what a terrible damage to the landscape I witnessed!

All around was destruction, refugees, and food aid trucks from the UN.

On waking from the dream, I did a silent prayer, imploring heaven to prevent such a massive cataclysm.

I wish to use this opportunity to warn my Igbo brothers and sisters to desist from any acts that could bring this unholy dream to fruition, in the best interest of the Igbo race, and Nigeria at large.

Thanks.

MrColdsweat:
Igbo giants will continue to torment you in your dreams. You never see anything.

Idiko1:


Some jackasses in Nigeria wake up to a delusional deliberation. Igbo vs Igbo can never amount to a Biafra war. There could be minor disagreements among communities in Igbo land which can never lead to war. I hope the fear of standing alone cannot drive you into a session of hospitalization.

Rossinkup:
Igbos Be Careful. Or The Next Biafra War Could Be Igbo vs Igbo

I had a terrible nightmare last night.

Igboland was engulfed in flames, with war, disorder, and conflict the order of the day.

Everywhere I turned, it was war and fighting.

In this terrible dream, I did not see any Yorubas, or Hausas, or Fulanis, or Edo or Itsekiri.

I just saw Igbos attacking Igbos.

Viciously.

It was terrible to behold.

It was a deadly war between pro-Nigerian Igbos and pro-Biafran Igbos.

The former were heavily armed, and backed by the Nigerian govt and international community.

The latter were a mishmash of rag tag terrorists, ne'er do wells, street urchins, and touts, led by drug-addled warlords.

Eventually, the Nigerian-backed Igbo forces prevailed.

But what a terrible damage to the landscape I witnessed!

All around was destruction, refugees, and food aid trucks from the UN.

On waking from the dream, I did a silent prayer, imploring heaven to prevent such a massive cataclysm.

I wish to use this opportunity to warn my Igbo brothers and sisters to desist from any acts that could bring this unholy dream to fruition, in the best interest of the Igbo race, and Nigeria at large.

Thanks.

ThEGodFaThEr102:
That which You've just witnessed is how your life and the lives of every other Igbo hater on Nairaland and Nigeria as a whole will be scattered and be destroyed.

Rossinkup:


Low IQ

ThEGodFaThEr102:
That which You've just witnessed is how your life and the lives of every other Igbo hater on Nairaland and Nigeria as a whole will be scattered and be destroyed.

ThEGodFaThEr102:

As from today, watch how miserable your life will become. unless you change your ways and denounce your unfathom hatred and bigoted ways towards the Igbos, your life will continue to slope negatively downhill.

Rossinkup:


Mosquito brain.

That's your Low IQ talking.

You're not even smart enough to fashion a cogent argument in response.

Spare parts dealer turned geopolitical strategist.

ThEGodFaThEr102:

The Lord has heard my supplication; the Lord receives my prayer.

Let all Igbo enemies be put to ashamed sorely troubled; let them turn back and be put to shame suddenly.

Your useless life will continue to take a negative dive like a demand curve.

Unless you change your ways you'll continue to Find the slope of a demand curve with no end points in your life.

Rossinkup:


Life doesn't work that way, you primitive-minded spear chucker.

It is not by placing village curses on people that you get what you want in life, but by using your head to strategize, like other people use theirs.

Your fathers placed similar curses on Nigerians before you lost 3 million of your people in the 1960s.

ThEGodFaThEr102:

Who told you that the curses placed on those oppressing the Igbos ain't working?


Just take a look at the North, it has become a war torn region and the war ain't ceasing and the wicked life's that will be lost will be 7 times 3 million.

Look at the south west, if they were told 2 years ago that they will become economic refugees in their own land they wouldn't have agreed.


And as for you, your hate will send you into the abyss, a place of no-return except you change and publicly ask for forgiveness.

Remember what happened to your Oba, Oba Lagoon that threatened Igbos with lagoon death threat but the whole world witnessed what happened to him; he was publicly disgraced, his palace and throne desecrated and was finally chased out of the palace by his own people. That is what will happen to any Igbo hater.

Rossinkup:


Abeg get lost with your Vampire Lord of death who loves to take Igbo lives.

Tell your vampire lord to teach you how to use your brains.

ThEGodFaThEr102:


Watch and see how your life will take a swing for the worst except you stop your mischief.

Rossinkup:


Fanatic. You're the same as Boko Haram. Zero difference apart from religion.

Repulsive thing.

Yankee101:
People supporting ipob don't understand how biafran war set back igbos for 2 generations. The older people don't want war cos they've seen it

If igbo land wants to leave without the Niger delta, I think most people will welcome it

Ojukwu forced the Niger delta to join him, it's happening again with ipob, but Niger deltans are no more docile and taking it sitting.

I see self inflicted wounds and the political igbo class resisting it. If the destruction continues then military administrators will move in

Willie007:


AMEN.

Because Igbos are fighting for their freedom, all of a sudden baba don dey see vision. Least I remind him, every war has its traitors. Even during the Biafran war, there were Igbos on the federal army fighting against Biafra so it won't be a new thing if such happens again.

Rossinkup:
Igbos Be Careful. Or The Next Biafra War Could Be Igbo vs Igbo

I had a terrible nightmare last night.

Igboland was engulfed in flames, with war, disorder, and conflict the order of the day.

Everywhere I turned, it was war and fighting.

In this terrible dream, I did not see any Yorubas, or Hausas, or Fulanis, or Edo or Itsekiri.

I just saw Igbos attacking Igbos.

Viciously.

It was terrible to behold.

It was a deadly war between pro-Nigerian Igbos and pro-Biafran Igbos.

The former were heavily armed, and backed by the Nigerian govt and international community.

The latter were a mishmash of rag tag terrorists, ne'er do wells, street urchins, and touts, led by drug-addled warlords.

Eventually, the Nigerian-backed Igbo forces prevailed.

But what a terrible damage to the landscape I witnessed!

All around was destruction, refugees, and food aid trucks from the UN.

On waking from the dream, I did a silent prayer, imploring heaven to prevent such a massive cataclysm.

I wish to use this opportunity to warn my Igbo brothers and sisters to desist from any acts that could bring this unholy dream to fruition, in the best interest of the Igbo race, and Nigeria at large.

Thanks.