₦airaland Forum

candidtalk:
This is beyond Obi the coward. He fled PDP. Tinubu stood his ground and won the APC ticket because even the kinsmen of Buhari recognise the power and influence of Tinubu and his ethnic group.

Only Tinubu, because of his political sagacity and formidable support base, can implement the fundamental changes Nigeria needs to become a progressive and successful nation.

candidtalk:
Pointing out that Nigeria is unfair does not make you clever. We all know that.

Yet, what smart folks should focus on is a leader, specifically from the South, that is powerful and authoritative enough to make Nigeria more fair for us all.

If you are not dishonest you will admit to yourself that this is not Obi.

Only Tinubu ticks all the boxes but you IPOBians are so consumed with hate for Yorubas you cannot even see that this is a time you should support Jagaban, for your own benefit., rather than Obi who would be a powerless puppet 100%.

ScamHunter:
You won't know the impact of the agitation against marginalization of the Igbo until you visit the East. I was somewhere in the town where I grew up and the first thing I noticed was that the police station in the area no longer exists. Learnt it was taken out by UGM. One of our neighbors, a lady that owned a shop about a kilometer from the station died from stray bullet the same day the station was burnt down.

I left the city for the village and one family at the village told me that a policeman, a native of the village has been missing for 6 months plus. What's weird is that no one knows his whereabout, not even the police. All they know is that he was assigned to an escort duty to a VIP and the man just disappeared. Another police officer that lives in the village, Yoruba man is dead. His own case is even better than the other since his family saw a body.

Also, the closest police station to my home in the village has been burnt down. When they were narrating the story to me, i actually thought they were talking about a filling station close by before I remembered that the UGM phenomenon is all across the Igbo nation.

It's obvious that what's happening in the East is either terror or asymmetrical warfare, systematically eliminating security agents. I've been wondering why the government cannot work on negotiating a settlement. Who knows how many policemen, soldiers and non-combatants have been killed. It's just a matter of time for people to become scared of joining any of these and the East becomes a wild West.


With BH in NE, UGM in the SE, armed militants in the SS, bandits in the NW and ISWAP in NE and SW, the country may be sitting on a keg of gunpowder.

ScamHunter:
You won't know the impact of the agitation against marginalization of the Igbo until you visit the East. I was somewhere in the town where I grew up and the first thing I noticed was that the police station in the area no longer exists. Learnt it was taken out by UGM. One of our neighbors, a lady that owned a shop about a kilometer from the station died from stray bullet the same day the station was burnt down.

I left the city for the village and one family at the village told me that a policeman, a native of the village has been missing for 6 months plus. What's weird is that no one knows his whereabout, not even the police. All they know is that he was assigned to an escort duty to a VIP and the man just disappeared. Another police officer that lives in the village, Yoruba man is dead. His own case is even better than the other since his family saw a body.

Also, the closest police station to my home in the village has been burnt down. When they were narrating the story to me, i actually thought they were talking about a filling station close by before I remembered that the UGM phenomenon is all across the Igbo nation.

It's obvious that what's happening in the East is either terror or asymmetrical warfare, systematically eliminating security agents. I've been wondering why the government cannot work on negotiating a settlement. Who knows how many policemen, soldiers and non-combatants have been killed. It's just a matter of time for people to become scared of joining any of these and the East becomes a wild West.


With BH in NE, UGM in the SE, armed militants in the SS, bandits in the NW and ISWAP in NE and SW, the country may be sitting on a keg of gunpowder.

gidgiddy:
But they can release Boko haram and even find them jobs in the military?

ScamHunter:
You won't know the impact of the agitation against marginalization of the Igbo until you visit the East. I was somewhere in the town where I grew up and the first thing I noticed was that the police station in the area no longer exists. Learnt it was taken out by UGM. One of our neighbors, a lady that owned a shop about a kilometer from the station died from stray bullet the same day the station was burnt down.

I left the city for the village and one family at the village told me that a policeman, a native of the village has been missing for 6 months plus. What's weird is that no one knows his whereabout, not even the police. All they know is that he was assigned to an escort duty to a VIP and the man just disappeared. Another police officer that lives in the village, Yoruba man is dead. His own case is even better than the other since his family saw a body.

Also, the closest police station to my home in the village has been burnt down. When they were narrating the story to me, i actually thought they were talking about a filling station close by before I remembered that the UGM phenomenon is all across the Igbo nation.

It's obvious that what's happening in the East is either terror or asymmetrical warfare, systematically eliminating security agents. I've been wondering why the government cannot work on negotiating a settlement. Who knows how many policemen, soldiers and non-combatants have been killed. It's just a matter of time for people to become scared of joining any of these and the East becomes a wild West.


With BH in NE, UGM in the SE, armed militants in the SS, bandits in the NW and ISWAP in NE and SW, the country may be sitting on a keg of gunpowder.

candidtalk:
Kanu is nothing. A mere fly. What all Nigerians should accept is responsibility for their own lives and progress at regional level.

If you Igbos are wise you would support the leader with the sagacity, universal authority and political backing to deliver what is shown below that we all know will be resisted vehemently by those who will eat Obi up and spit his bones out.

Tinubu is the only politician who can deal with very powerful and solidly entrenched enemies of Nigeria's progress.

candidtalk:
This is beyond Obi the coward. He fled PDP. Tinubu stood his ground and won the APC ticket because even the kinsmen of Buhari recognise the power and influence of Tinubu and his ethnic group.

Only Tinubu, because of his political sagacity and formidable support base, can implement the fundamental changes Nigeria needs to become a progressive and successful nation.

reddingtonblack:
If you don't have plans of bring any of those terrorist group to SW, i wonder what southwest is doing on the List.

Yorubas are not insane to the point of desecrating or destroying there region .. yorubas are builders nd that is why people from Nnewi are entering night bus to lagos everyday.

I was just about asking him where ISWAP is or are in the SW.
To some, write-up like this cannot be complete without having anything attached to every other region if not for anything but to sooth their pain.

ScamHunter:
I also think that the government should release Kanu. He seems to be the only one the people are ready to listen to. And yes, Obi is the right person considering he's an Igbo and understands what the agitation is about. He has also said he's going to negotiate with IPOB, that's a good idea.

ScamHunter:
You won't know the impact of the agitation against marginalization of the Igbo until you visit the East. I was somewhere in the town where I grew up and the first thing I noticed was that the police station in the area no longer exists. Learnt it was taken out by UGM. One of our neighbors, a lady that owned a shop about a kilometer from the station died from stray bullet the same day the station was burnt down.

I left the city for the village and one family at the village told me that a policeman, a native of the village has been missing for 6 months plus. What's weird is that no one knows his whereabout, not even the police. All they know is that he was assigned to an escort duty to a VIP and the man just disappeared. Another police officer that lives in the village, Yoruba man is dead. His own case is even better than the other since his family saw a body.

Also, the closest police station to my home in the village has been burnt down. When they were narrating the story to me, i actually thought they were talking about a filling station close by before I remembered that the UGM phenomenon is all across the Igbo nation.

It's obvious that what's happening in the East is either terror or asymmetrical warfare, systematically eliminating security agents. I've been wondering why the government cannot work on negotiating a settlement. Who knows how many policemen, soldiers and non-combatants have been killed. It's just a matter of time for people to become scared of joining any of these and the East becomes a wild West.


With BH in NE, UGM in the SE, armed militants in the SS, bandits in the NW and ISWAP in NE and SW, the country may be sitting on a keg of gunpowder.

ScamHunter:
You won't know the impact of the agitation against marginalization of the Igbo until you visit the East. I was somewhere in the town where I grew up and the first thing I noticed was that the police station in the area no longer exists. Learnt it was taken out by UGM. One of our neighbors, a lady that owned a shop about a kilometer from the station died from stray bullet the same day the station was burnt down.

I left the city for the village and one family at the village told me that a policeman, a native of the village has been missing for 6 months plus. What's weird is that no one knows his whereabout, not even the police. All they know is that he was assigned to an escort duty to a VIP and the man just disappeared. Another police officer that lives in the village, Yoruba man is dead. His own case is even better than the other since his family saw a body.

Also, the closest police station to my home in the village has been burnt down. When they were narrating the story to me, i actually thought they were talking about a filling station close by before I remembered that the UGM phenomenon is all across the Igbo nation.

It's obvious that what's happening in the East is either terror or asymmetrical warfare, systematically eliminating security agents. I've been wondering why the government cannot work on negotiating a settlement. Who knows how many policemen, soldiers and non-combatants have been killed. It's just a matter of time for people to become scared of joining any of these and the East becomes a wild West.


With BH in NE, UGM in the SE, armed militants in the SS, bandits in the NW and ISWAP in NE and SW, the country may be sitting on a keg of gunpowder.

Timmi:
The east has always been a wild crime infested and drug controlled region. All of which was and is self inflicted, it’s the security personnel deployed to the east that I feel sorry for. The Federal government should withdraw all security personnel and let the governors and its people handle and/or kill themselves, after all they want their own Ibo/Igbo/IPOB republic. This is the time for them to control their own destiny

candidtalk:
Kanu is nothing. A mere fly. What all Nigerians should accept is responsibility for their own lives and progress at regional level.

If you Igbos are wise you would support the leader with the sagacity, universal authority and political backing to deliver what is shown below that we all know will be resisted vehemently by those who will eat Obi up and spit his bones out.

Tinubu is the only politician who can deal with very powerful and solidly entrenched enemies of Nigeria's progress.

ipobarethieves:
GOOD . Very GOOD OMEN .Let them KILL THEMSELVES FINISH. Biafra will come wen una reach 2%,Increase the L
KILLING biko

ScamHunter:
I also think that the government should release Kanu. He seems to be the only one the people are ready to listen to. And yes, Obi is the right person considering he's an Igbo and understands what the agitation is about. He has also said he's going to negotiate with IPOB, that's a good idea.

ScamHunter:
[s] ISWAP in NE and SW, the country may be sitting on a keg of gunpowder.[/s]

ArcFresky:
There is no ISWAP in SW.

candidtalk:
This is beyond Obi the coward. He fled PDP. Tinubu stood his ground and won the APC ticket because even the kinsmen of Buhari recognise the power and influence of Tinubu and his ethnic group.

Only Tinubu, because of his political sagacity and formidable support base, can implement the fundamental changes Nigeria needs to become a progressive and successful nation.

Originalsly:
Do you really believe Kanu can retrieve the guns? These people have now roken up into gangs ... most of them criminal gangs....the real reason for attacking security forces. They do not want law and order... but to carry out their criminal activities without interference. How different are they from BH?... pretty soon they will control territories. They are now out of control..... Kanu has no say over them. Of he says the wrong thing....he will be history.

N3TRAL:
There's a guerilla warfare going on in the South East. This war tactics is difficult for State actors because the insurgents know where and when to strike government forces but the government forces do not know who the non-state actors are. However, operations carried out by government forces from time to time destroy entire communities and snatch the lives of both active and passive secessionists.

Losing members of the Nigeria police force and the Nigerian Army on a daily basis is tragic but not as painful as losing young civilian men who otherwise had a brighter future ahead if the civil unrest never started.

The biggest losers are not those who understood and signed the career path of 50% survival and 50% death. The biggest losers are the parents, wives and children of the natives with a gloomy future trailing the demise of their breadwinners in a needless secession conflict.

StylelushMag:
The evil you wish the Igbos will surely get back to you

ScamHunter:
Igbo is barren land, yet you'd die than see Igbo exit Nigeria. Isn't because you are the leech, a parasite living off Igbo? I know how your people beg Igbo just to get the Igbo money in Lagos not to talk of rural Yoruba states. Take back seat. Only a parasite enjoys a relationship that benefits it, so between Igbo who want ro leave and Yoruba begging to stay in the same country with Igbo, it's obvious the parasite is the Yoruba.