Babysho:


You seem to know a lot about politics. There's one thing I've always wondered and I couldn't really get profound answers.
Why does Nigeria not want to give the Igbos their out? Why is one Nigeria so important? It's not like it's a very efficient amalgamation... could it be because of the oil?

PissfulProtester:
Give an Igbo man an inch, he will take a yard...

All of this is happening because of Buhari's weakness. I think we need Obasanjo for just 1month

Well, our fingers are crossed..

djsjxjfjdisjdjb:


with obasanjo, things of such would not happen in the first place because he is not a divisive leader

Adam09:
I am losing my respect for some Igbos. How can someone sit somewhere and call another country a Zoo, then orders his kinsman to take up arms and fight a constituted Government is what I don't understand.
I am not in support of the government, but I can only join him to fight if himself, his wife, his siblings, his cousins are willing to take up arms and lead from the front.
Common Sunday the yoruba guy did not run from Nigeria.

Jostoman:
This OP is high on weed, how sit at home order now translate to total shutdown.

helinues:


My concern is about Lagos state Kanu mentioned...

What's the business of Agbero with flying a plane?

Angrygoat:
The day kanu would be captured'i go just wait. Them go behead am.trust naija army

Antoeni:
Fugitive 101 Has Spoken
Dummies Please Comply And Get Sacked

OldNairalander:


He's asking Igbos in those parts to observe the stay at home. Others can go about their businesses.
How did this translate to total lockdown??

TheLionofLasigi:


You've answered your question....cheap crude. But neither will a tactless hot head living in exile lead you to your promised land.

Conrod:
JUST SIT AT HOME.

Adam09:
I am losing my respect for some Igbos. How can someone sit somewhere and call another country a Zoo, then orders his kinsman to take up arms and fight a constituted Government is what I don't understand.
I am not in support of the government, but I can only join him to fight if himself, his wife, his siblings, his cousins are willing to take up arms and lead from the front.
Common Sunday the yoruba guy did not run from Nigeria.

Orch1981:
Because may 30th is the biafra day so he can't change it because is on Sunday quote author=Ojiofor post=101333314]Nnamdi Kanu should shift his sit at home order on a week day not on Sunday that is public holidays and holy day for Christians.

Adam09:
I am losing my respect for some Igbos. How can someone sit somewhere and call another country a Zoo, then orders his kinsman to take up arms and fight a constituted Government is what I don't understand.
I am not in support of the government, but I can only join him to fight if himself, his wife, his siblings, his cousins are willing to take up arms and lead from the front.
Common Sunday the yoruba guy did not run from Nigeria.

Adam09:
I am losing my respect for some Igbos. How can someone sit somewhere and call another country a Zoo, then orders his kinsman to take up arms and fight a constituted Government is what I don't understand.
I am not in support of the government, but I can only join him to fight if himself, his wife, his siblings, his cousins are willing to take up arms and lead from the front.
Common Sunday the yoruba guy did not run from Nigeria.

Adam09:
I am losing my respect for some Igbos. How can someone sit somewhere and call another country a Zoo, then orders his kinsman to take up arms and fight a constituted Government is what I don't understand.
I am not in support of the government, but I can only join him to fight if himself, his wife, his siblings, his cousins are willing to take up arms and lead from the front.
Common Sunday the yoruba guy did not run from Nigeria.

jacobnel:
And some foolish people go obey this order.People wey are well educated dey follow this coward leader.Naa Buhari I dey blame.He is even lucky that Buhari no be Obj
Obj will have asked the British government and Interpol to hunt him

berrystunn:


I wish to inform you that ,
Ipob is for the poor
No Rich Igbo man take part .

Igbos- 60% are rich , 30% are average, 5% in-between average and poor , 5% are poor.

4% from the poor mass support Ipob.

Echara:


Just read his comment with understanding. He said their fellow Yoruba comrades. He didn't say the entire yoruba people. That simply means that they could be sympathisers of his course among Yoruba people. And you know you can't speak the entire Yoruba people.

As for name callings, you're just the same as them. You people also call them all sorts of unprintable names the same way they do to you. So you both are the same.

As for making fortune in your land, anybody can go anywhere, work hard and make fortune. It's not you that made the fortune for him. Unless you want to tell me that everybody from there have made fortune. But that's not the case.

AfonjaConehead:

His directive is to the Igbo people or are you now Igbo by fire by force? Has it gotten to that extent with your morbid obsession for the Igbos?

Ahhh MOGBE!!!
Ema gbami,Oloun!!!

Lzaa Imhotep biko bia oooo

Babysho:


I'm not a fan of Nnamdi Kanu but just listen to yourself. What do you know about revolutionaries? What do you know about the struggle? Have you ever truly agitated against the wrongs of our government like you should? Sticking it to them consistently? Doing so even through social media takes a lot of balls.
Nigerians always want the easy way out. You type whatever behind your keyboard in your comfort zone because it's easy.

Arinze624:

If God be for Us Who
 can be Against Us 
____NOBODY 

saintokwuluora:
That day May 30 is a Sunday. Sit at home does not mean I won't go to church. NK should not cross that redline or...

Adam09:
I am losing my respect for some Igbos. How can someone sit somewhere and call another country a Zoo, then orders his kinsman to take up arms and fight a constituted Government is what I don't understand.
I am not in support of the government, but I can only join him to fight if himself, his wife, his siblings, his cousins are willing to take up arms and lead from the front.
Common Sunday the yoruba guy did not run from Nigeria.

ygowon:
Who is Nnamdi KANU?

Babysho:


I see. As cowardly as he is, the irony is, he's one of the most courageous, popular persons from the East. He's very blunt whenever he speaks about secession but never tactful like you said.

The pieces are coming together now. The leaders in the East and Middlebelt are comfortable with the way their people live because they have their own palaces and kingdoms in the middle of the slum. All Nigerians are the same after all.

My question is, if a prominent leader or a group of Igbo/Middlebelt leaders come together and propose they want to push for secession, do you think Nigeria will let them then?

GTkester:




Please loose the respect ASAP. We never wanted your respect. As if anyone knows you