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If you have never seen your non Igbo colleagues condemn killing of innocent people by police and soldiers in the East never you put up that disgusting rag of a stained flag.

SRAROFDAVID:
the people who introduced tribal perspective to the endears when it was raining fire and brimstone was still the yourbas with there anthem "Igbo's wants to destroy Lagos Yoruba ronu oo"

the Yoruba people must think that we all are suffering from amnesia,they think we have forgotten how they tagged the protest “Ibo campaign to disgrace tinubu”,even when they caught the guys that burned TVC,the interviewers were trying hard to make them say they were ibo guys and not Yoruba

Any Igbo youth that join that protest/anniversary is a big fool

0m0nnakoda:
You repeat? and so? Of what value is your repetition

You are just venting emotional nonsense. You folk never have any constructive suggestions and are always lurking waiting for things to "spoil" so you can laugh your bitter laugh.

The reality is with time people have learnt to stop taking you seriously because you do not operate like adults.
You are always sentimental and not able to take pragmatic decisions rather preferring to focus on imaginary grievances with no idea not to talk of plans for a way forward

Get over yourselves and stop operating like an encircled dot. You want to be treated as a major ethnic group? Start behaving like one and shun pettiness.

we don't act like adult??. point taken.

Now your Coward puerile tribe that Acts like adult....... tell me one good reason they are always willing to accuse others for their misfortune despite being a full adult-like.
Because it's only a toddler that will after getting hurt accuse his older siblings of his woes

SlayerForever:
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Hydraulic gibberish. What have you said about the wanton destruction of lives and property by the security operatives in the east? Can it be compared to other parts of Nigeria?

What is "East" define that please.
If you want to do comparison provide figures. Don't just make unsubstantiated claims


For decades the Niger Delta was victimized before they became militant with massive degradation of their environment, not just Ogoniland


Is there any evidence that in the whole of Nigeria the Ibo have been targeted more than other groups for police brutality?
Provide it

The simple thing here is you folk never think long term. If you did you would realize the lack of wisdom you display that is apparent to everyone.
Be clear what you want and HOW you will get it. At the moment you are the Largest group of confused people in the world

In actual Sense, the tribe that always play tribalism in everything they do is YORUBA.

quote me anywhere and I will prove it.

sanguinary timorous tribe of fallen demon

Sergio101:
we don't act like adult??. point taken.

Now your Coward puerile tribe that Acts like adult....... tell me one good reason they are always willing to accuse others for their misfortune despite being a full adult-like.
Because it's only a toddler that will after getting hurt accuse his older siblings of his woes

Misfortune?
Who is more fortunate than the Yoruba, The most educated, wealthiest and exposed group in Africa

0m0nnakoda:
Misfortune?
Who is more fortunate than the Yoruba, The most educated, wealthiest and exposed group in Africa

Don't forget to take this thing you dropped with you while going

SRAROFDAVID:
Ok, but somehow you right and you refuse to include the fact that the Yoruba began an anthem amids the protest they titled YORUBA RONU, that igbos want to burn down Lagos, where as aba was burning at the same time with a whole local government headquarters burnt to the ground with all the cars in there, banks are not spared, police office killed by mob all around the place, many police stations went up in flames, but the media was only focusing in Lagos, nobody reported aba endsars and obigbo endsars which they have not recorded from till date,

Come to calabar, most of the govt agencies havent recovered till date.
Is falz igbo...
Every Nigerian youths irrespective of ethnicity came out to voice their grievances concerning police brutality.
Someone is here trying to distort fact and marry the entire process with biafra agitation...
We have in europe where big clubs tried forming their own league, tagged super league... Even still participating in the general european competitions...

BKayy:
Don't forget to take this thing you dropped with you while going

Nearly funny

E remain small


Do you have anything sensible to say?

0m0nnakoda:
What is "East" define that please.
If you want to do comparison provide figures. Don't just make unsubstantiated claims


For decades the Niger Delta was victimized before they became militant with massive degradation of their environment, not just Ogoniland


Is there any evidence that in the whole of Nigeria the Ibo have been targeted more than other groups for police brutality?
Provide it

The simple thing here is you folk never think long term. If you did you would realize the lack of wisdom you display that is apparent to everyone.
Be clear what you want and HOW you will get it. At the moment you are the Largest group of confused people in the world

IGBOS have never suffered police brutality more in Nigeria??
As someone mentioned earlier, if the SARS menace was limited in the east, other Nigerians especially the Yorubas would have hailed them, saying something like "they deserve what they got".
it's obvious truth.

you expect me to dig up every reported police brutality and extortion in the east just to prove something to your daft encephalon?............ I don't think I have such Time.

But he who claims he doesn't see the injustice others face should watch out for his own day.

0m0nnakoda:
Misfortune?
Who is more fortunate than the Yoruba, The most educated, wealthiest and exposed group in Africa

Don't have much to argue here.
whatever that will make you enjoy your day.

most wealthy and educated my ass

Sergio101:
Don't have much to argue here.
whatever that will make you enjoy your day.

most wealthy and educated my ass

Somethings are not worth wasting energy on.
He can keep fooling himself

SRAROFDAVID:
ask yourself why is it there were no SARS issues in the north

Who told u there r no sars and police brutality in the North?
An average northerner believes that death whatever forms it comes is Allah's will.
Do their religion permits autopsy?
Last 3months or so, i saw in news where police arrested a youngman, torture him n he died.
They quickly tried changing the story that he died while trying to escape from criminals.
It happened in bauchi.

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poiZon:
Who told u there r no sars and police brutality in the North?
An average northerner believes that death whatever forms it comes is Allah's will.
Do their religion permits autopsy?
Last 3months or so, i saw in news where police arrested a youngman, torture him n he died.
They quickly tried changing the story that he died while trying to escape from criminals.
It happened in bauchi.

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One thing I will never do is to engage fools and demon incarnates who ask me whether there is more police brutality in the East. There's absolutely no need to engage a demon incarnate who knows in himself he is lying.

SlayerForever:
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Cancelling my comments won't install any kb of sense in ur brain.

Happy cancelling...

poiZon:
Who told u there r no sars and police brutality in the North?
An average northerner believes that death whatever forms it comes is Allah's will.
Do their religion permits autopsy?
Last 3months or so, i saw in news where police arrested a youngman, torture him n he died.
They quickly tried changing the story that he died while trying to escape from criminals.
It happened in bauchi.

I know this particular story it even came out in brekete family radio, many of this kind didn't happen in the north so having o my one case I'd SARS brutality is not enough to say that SARS operated in the north the same way it did in the south, have you forgotten that northern protesting for SARS to be transfered to them in the north that they like SARS, have you not grown that time

poiZon:
Come to calabar, most of the govt agencies havent recovered till date.
Is falz igbo...
Every Nigerian youths irrespective of ethnicity came out to voice their grievances concerning police brutality.
Someone is here trying to distort fact and marry the entire process with biafra agitation...
We have in europe where big clubs tried forming their own league, tagged super league... Even still participating in the general european competitions...

truly I didn't see any sense in what you just typed here

SlayerForever:
Today marks the remembrance of the endsars Lekki massacre where soldiers opened fire on Nigerian youths protesting for a scrap and/or disbandment of a killer cop unit, the Special Anti Robbery Squad, SARS that had hitherto been involved in widespread extra judicial practices steeped in human rights abuses including forceful disappearance, extortion, maiming, abduction, theft, arbitrary arrests, murder etc etc.

Today a number of youths across the country remember those who were killed and maimed at Lekki toll gate, main venue of the protests, exactly a year ago. Of interest to the writer is the trend among the Igbo youths to wrongly identify with the endsars movement.

Our people say that "the man who does not know where the rain started beating him will not know where it will end". Another saying amongst our people goes thus "if you do not know where you're going, at least know where you're coming from". The Igbo youths, especially those who are mainly resident outside the South East have shown with this endsars memorial that they are clueless as to where they are coming from.

At this time let me bring to your notice a vital piece of information many have forgotten or even ignorantly overlooked. As the endsars global movement raged across Nigeria about time last year it refused to ignite in the South East. Weeks went by and there was no rally or protest or recognition of the movement in the East. The reader who does not know this may ask why.

To those Igbo youths mostly outside the South east who naively identify with the endsars movement and put up the disgusting flag of the forest republic of Nigeria how many memorials have you had for the thousands of our youths and parents who have had their lives cut short by not just SARS but by every military and paramilitary body in the country. How many memorials have you had for them. How many times have you written or spoken up against the wanton extra judicial killings of innocent people by security operatives in the East. How many memorials have your colleagues from other parts of Nigeria had for Igbo youths and parents, too many to count, who have been killed extra judicially since the 70s by units of the police force, the army etc etc. How many times has police brutality on innocent Easterners made the news outside the South East. Answer this questions to yourself in all frankness and honesty. How many times have you remembered those who have been widowed, those who have been rendered orphans by security operatives. How many times have you spoken up for them.

Today, you spit on their graves by putting up a flag that has decimated thousands of innocent people in your home land. Not to make light the incidence at Lekki which stands condemned any day, but that incidence pales greatly in comparison to the accounts of police brutality in the East.


And this is what many in the south east knew and felt that made a global movement like endsars go almost unnoticed in the east. It stood as hypocritical to many, for Nigerians to suddenly wake up to police brutality and yet expect them in the South East who have been suffering it for decades with no one to listen to them, to suddenly join in. On behalf of South Easterners and Igbo people in general I asked some influential endsars conveners who kept taunting the south east to join the movement last year. I asked them, where were your voices? All went mute. They had no answer.

What I observed is that many rushed to identify with the endsars movement so as to look politically correct to their colleagues from other parts of Nigeria. They told me last year, ehn let us come together since the movement is fostering unity. You don't seek unity by selling yourself short. True unity is attained by ensuring there is equity across board. If endsars was equitable why did the conveners or the movement not hit on police brutality in the East. That would have been equity and true oneness.

To show you that your endsars movement was shallow how many times did you see other Nigerians you're trying desperately to identify with speak against police killings in the east. Even asides endsars have you ever seen Nigerians talk about police brutality against Igbos at home? Your answer is as good as mine. Yet you struggle to identify with people who do not identify with your plight or your reality. Not once during the global endsars movement last year was police brutality in the east brought to the front burner. But here you are talking about endsars. Are you doing right by your people at home? Or you think the world starts and ends in Lagos.

How can you identify with an endsars movement that would see changes in the police modus operandi but your home where police brutality walks on two legs was never mentioned. How?

Umu Igbo chuwanu amamihe maka amamihe amaka. Ụnu adizina iberibe.


I will end by repeating this adage, "if you do not know where you are going, at least know where you're coming from". Daalu nu.

Tribalism has scattered your brain. Seek help bro

Throwback:
Just as SARS wahala happens everyday in all of the South and Police brutality happen everywhere in Nigeria

So why do Igbos have to pull the ethnic card on a national issue?

Because igbos need to be careful in dealing with other Nigerians before some set of people will start shouting Yoruba ronu Igbos want to destroy our land.

Who is fooling who hear all of these protesters like endSARS I just paid by government politicians. The only way forward is Yoruba nation

Sergio101:
IGBOS have never suffered police brutality more in Nigeria??
As someone mentioned earlier, if the SARS menace was limited in the east, other Nigerians especially the Yorubas would have hailed them, saying something like "they deserve what they got".
it's obvious truth.

you expect me to dig up every reported police brutality and extortion in the east just to prove something to your daft encephalon?............ I don't think I have such Time.

But he who claims he doesn't see the injustice others face should watch out for his own day.

more victim mentality

If you want to be taken seriously then behave like serious folk.
If you want to be treated like adults then act like adults

for now you are talking like 5%

When there was the fuel price protest under Jonathan somehow you managed to ethnicize it
, the thing is you shit and forget but those who cleaned up do not

SRAROFDAVID:
I know this particular story it even came out in brekete family radio, many of this kind didn't happen in the north so having o my one case I'd SARS brutality is not enough to say that SARS operated in the north the same way it did in the south, have you forgotten that northern protesting for SARS to be transfered to them in the north that they like SARS, have you not grown that time

So one case isnt enough for police brutality to be speak against?
I just told u what an average northerner beliefs' are like,everything is Allah's will.
So most of these crimes arr underreported. How will u report a crime when the evidence is already buried?
So saying there r no cases of sars brutality in the North is false.

SlayerForever:
Your last paragraph I deliberately avoided that issue so that ndi hydraulic will leave the write up alone.

Lol. Ezigbote ndị hydraulic

[quote author=SlayerForever post=106898782]Today marks the remembrance of the endsars Lekki massacre where soldiers opened fire on Nigerian youths protesting for a scrap and/or disbandment of a killer cop unit, the Special Anti Robbery Squad, SARS that had hitherto been involved in widespread extra judicial practices steeped in human rights abuses including forceful disappearance, extortion, maiming, abduction, theft, arbitrary arrests, murder etc etc.

Today a number of youths across the country remember those who were killed and maimed at Lekki toll gate, main venue of the protests, exactly a year ago. Of interest to the writer is the trend among the Igbo youths to wrongly identify with the endsars movement.

Our people say that "the man who does not know where the rain started beating him will not know where it will end". Another saying amongst our people goes thus "if you do not know where you're going, at least know where you're coming from". The Igbo youths, especially those who are mainly resident outside the South East have shown with this endsars memorial that they are clueless as to where they are coming from.

At this time let me bring to your notice a vital piece of information many have forgotten or even ignorantly overlooked. As the endsars global movement raged across Nigeria about time last year it refused to ignite in the South East. Weeks went by and there was no rally or protest or recognition of the movement in the East. The reader who does not know this may ask why.

To those Igbo youths mostly outside the South east who naively identify with the endsars movement and put up the disgusting flag of the forest republic of Nigeria how many memorials have you had for the thousands of our youths and parents who have had their lives cut short by not just SARS but by every military and paramilitary body in the country. How many memorials have you had for them. How many times have you written or spoken up against the wanton extra judicial killings of innocent people by security operatives in the East. How many memorials have your colleagues from other parts of Nigeria had for Igbo youths and parents, too many to count, who have been killed extra judicially since the 70s by units of the police force, the army etc etc. How many times has police brutality on innocent Easterners made the news outside the South East. Answer this questions to yourself in all frankness and honesty. How many times have you remembered those who have been widowed, those who have been rendered orphans by security operatives. How many times have you spoken up for them.

Today, you spit on their graves by putting up a flag that has decimated thousands of innocent people in your home land. Not to make light the incidence at Lekki which stands condemned any day, but that incidence pales greatly in comparison to the accounts of police brutality in the East.


And this is what many in the south east knew and felt that made a global movement like endsars go almost unnoticed in the east. It stood as hypocritical to many, for Nigerians to suddenly wake up to police brutality and yet expect them in the South East who have been suffering it for decades with no one to listen to them, to suddenly join in. On behalf of South Easterners and Igbo people in general I asked some influential endsars conveners who kept taunting the south east to join the movement last year. I asked them, where were your voices? All went mute. They had no answer.

What I observed is that many rushed to identify with the endsars movement so as to look politically correct to their colleagues from other parts of Nigeria. They told me last year, ehn let us come together since the movement is fostering unity. You don't seek unity by selling yourself short. True unity is attained by ensuring there is equity across board. If endsars was equitable why did the conveners or the movement not hit on police brutality in the East. That would have been equity and true oneness.

To show you that your endsars movement was shallow how many times did you see other Nigerians you're trying desperately to identify with speak against police killings in the east. Even asides endsars have you ever seen Nigerians talk about police brutality against Igbos at home? Your answer is as good as mine. Yet you struggle to identify with people who do not identify with your plight or your reality. Not once during the global endsars movement last year was police brutality in the east brought to the front burner. But here you are talking about endsars. Are you doing right by your people at home? Or you think the world starts and ends in Lagos.

How can you identify with an endsars movement that would see changes in the police modus operandi but your home where police brutality walks on two legs was never mentioned. How?

Umu Igbo chuwanu amamihe maka amamihe amaka. Ụnu adizina iberibe.


I will end by repeating this adage, "if you do not know where you are going, at least know where you're coming from". Daalu nu.

Staypositive:
Ma gee
It is well...



The are names of those killed in lekki tolegate and na igbos full the list....

Igbos have sacrifice so much to better this country but we end up being the one to be used to reconcile between Yorubas and there fulanis brothers....

Those Igbos are foolish and enjoy being blind. Their so called sacrifice is still being used against them.

SirBlack999:
And some were actually mute during Obigbo, and it happened the same time with endsars.

And they always have the most to say about IPOB. They're really ignorant (not just them, but Nigerian Youth) about how Nigeria works



Plot twist; when endsars became chaotic, Igbos were accused of destruction in Lagos. Lol. Ndị eriri eri

If the lunatic Kanu had not done that audio back then, no one would have accused the Ibos of destruction.

But Kanu audio was the main reason why people accused the Ibo for that coz he was so clear in the audio. Instructing his people to mix with the crowd and burn Lagos down while the same fugitive was instructing his minions not to destroy Aba at all on the same audio.

It’s a win-win for everybody today. Ibo say they no join, we Yorubas self no dey find them. You can see that at least the protest is peaceful and things are going as planned as opposed to last year where it got bloody.

Lastly, when are you guys protesting for the victims of Awkusu REAL massacre? The dead are crying in heaven for vengeance. Obi Pandora was the governor then and the bastard SARS commander then is still alive. It will do the Ibos more good to protest against that massacre except if Ibo lives don’t matter like we’ve seen these past month with IPOB eliminating them for fun games.

Throwback:
I believe the problem lies in the victim mentality and persecution complex of the Igbos, coupled with a clannish survivalism.

The Igbo must introduce a tribal perspective to everything, as it is their only way to rationalise what response is required to an event.

You will not be begged to join national aspirations, so worry less about tribal motives and agenda, especially when you know you will also suffer the consequences of the undesired status quo.

Yoruba ronu is an Igbo expression right?
Onye hydraulic

LegendHero:
If the lunatic Kanu had not done that audio back then, no one would have accused the Ibos of destruction.

But Kanu audio was the main reason why people accused the Ibo for that coz he was so clear in the audio. Instructing his people to mix with the crowd and burn Lagos down while the same fugitive was instructing his minions not to destroy Aba at all on the same audio.

It’s a win-win for everybody today. Ibo say they no join, we Yorubas self no dey find them. You can see that at least the protest is peaceful and things are going as planned as opposed to last year where it got bloody.

Lastly, when are you guys protesting for the victims of Awkusu REAL massacre? The dead are crying in heaven for vengeance. Obi Pandora was the governor then and the bastard SARS commander then is still alive. It will do the Ibos more good to protest against that massacre except if Ibo lives don’t matter like we’ve seen these past month with IPOB eliminating them for fun games.

"Yorubas no dey find Igbo, but here you are, onye hydraulic, lamenting on igbo thread meant for Igbos. Afonja runooo

Immediately after endsars failed, the next thing i was seeing online was yoruba ronu oh, igbos want to destroy lagos. lol

SlayerForever:
[s]Today marks the remembrance of the endsars Lekki massacre where soldiers opened fire on Nigerian youths protesting for a scrap and/or disbandment of a killer cop unit, the Special Anti Robbery Squad, SARS that had hitherto been involved in widespread extra judicial practices steeped in human rights abuses including forceful disappearance, extortion, maiming, abduction, theft, arbitrary arrests, murder etc etc.

Today a number of youths across the country remember those who were killed and maimed at Lekki toll gate, main venue of the protests, exactly a year ago. Of interest to the writer is the trend among the Igbo youths to wrongly identify with the endsars movement.

Our people say that "the man who does not know where the rain started beating him will not know where it will end". Another saying amongst our people goes thus "if you do not know where you're going, at least know where you're coming from". The Igbo youths, especially those who are mainly resident outside the South East have shown with this endsars memorial that they are clueless as to where they are coming from.

At this time let me bring to your notice a vital piece of information many have forgotten or even ignorantly overlooked. As the endsars global movement raged across Nigeria about time last year it refused to ignite in the South East. Weeks went by and there was no rally or protest or recognition of the movement in the East. The reader who does not know this may ask why.

To those Igbo youths mostly outside the South east who naively identify with the endsars movement and put up the disgusting flag of the forest republic of Nigeria how many memorials have you had for the thousands of our youths and parents who have had their lives cut short by not just SARS but by every military and paramilitary body in the country. How many memorials have you had for them. How many times have you written or spoken up against the wanton extra judicial killings of innocent people by security operatives in the East. How many memorials have your colleagues from other parts of Nigeria had for Igbo youths and parents, too many to count, who have been killed extra judicially since the 70s by units of the police force, the army etc etc. How many times has police brutality on innocent Easterners made the news outside the South East. Answer this questions to yourself in all frankness and honesty. How many times have you remembered those who have been widowed, those who have been rendered orphans by security operatives. How many times have you spoken up for them.

Today, you spit on their graves by putting up a flag that has decimated thousands of innocent people in your home land. Not to make light the incidence at Lekki which stands condemned any day, but that incidence pales greatly in comparison to the accounts of police brutality in the East.


And this is what many in the south east knew and felt that made a global movement like endsars go almost unnoticed in the east. It stood as hypocritical to many, for Nigerians to suddenly wake up to police brutality and yet expect them in the South East who have been suffering it for decades with no one to listen to them, to suddenly join in. On behalf of South Easterners and Igbo people in general I asked some influential endsars conveners who kept taunting the south east to join the movement last year. I asked them, where were your voices? All went mute. They had no answer.

What I observed is that many rushed to identify with the endsars movement so as to look politically correct to their colleagues from other parts of Nigeria. They told me last year, ehn let us come together since the movement is fostering unity. You don't seek unity by selling yourself short. True unity is attained by ensuring there is equity across board. If endsars was equitable why did the conveners or the movement not hit on police brutality in the East. That would have been equity and true oneness.

To show you that your endsars movement was shallow how many times did you see other Nigerians you're trying desperately to identify with speak against police killings in the east. Even asides endsars have you ever seen Nigerians talk about police brutality against Igbos at home? Your answer is as good as mine. Yet you struggle to identify with people who do not identify with your plight or your reality. Not once during the global endsars movement last year was police brutality in the east brought to the front burner. But here you are talking about endsars. Are you doing right by your people at home? Or you think the world starts and ends in Lagos.

How can you identify with an endsars movement that would see changes in the police modus operandi but your home where police brutality walks on two legs was never mentioned. How?

Umu Igbo chuwanu amamihe maka amamihe amaka. Ụnu adizina iberibe.


I will end by repeating this adage, "if you do not know where you are going, at least know where you're coming from". Daalu nu.[/s]

Ipob foolishness is legendary.

Next protest will be Endipob and to mark the anniversary after one year for hundreds of lives they have wasted.

If Ipob like let them continue killing innocent men and women, it will never restore that demonic kingdom called biafra.


I stand with Nigeria and protesters fighting for things up be done properly not terrorists and foreign scammers.

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Juliusmalema:
Ipob foolishness is legendary.

Next protest will be Endipob and to mark the anniversary after one year for hundreds of lives they have wasted.

If Ipob like let them continue killing innocent men and women, it will never restore that demonic kingdom called biafra.


I stand with Nigeria and protesters fighting for things up be done properly not terrorists and foreign scammers.

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