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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by plaindealer: 12:03pm On Dec 18, 2023
They say they are the richest, the developers, the most industrious, the smartest black people and the most educated, but at the end of the day, they are common slaves confined to their homes or die and under the control of common rag tag illiterate bust thugs and terrorists.


How sad and comical.. grin grin

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Gamesmart: 12:04pm On Dec 18, 2023
Adakintroy:
Just a power game of control to see who has control over their people. They or them.

That is nonsense.

Anyone with a gun in the vicinity can control unarmed people. That is not voluntary control.

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Gamesmart: 12:08pm On Dec 18, 2023
BeautifulMind2:

They don't want peaceful Southeast because they know that Igbos now preferred to stay back in their region and invest unlike after the civil war large percentage of Igbos migrated out of their region to other zones especially north and west, they are fueling the peaceful region with their actions in politics to make the region chaotic, Igbo land is now prosperous, state like Anambra now there are high migration to the state especially those from west, unlike 10yrs ago, before you hardly see Yoruba man but now they're in thousands, doing different jobs , selling agbo is very common in streets of Anamabra, it will seem as you are in the street of Lagos, not just west even other Nigerians from other regions, so it's hurting their own growth, instead of us to migrate to their place the reverse is the now case, so they want a non peaceful Southeast to force our people out and slow our progress that's their game.

Empty, moronic chest-beating!

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Gamesmart: 12:08pm On Dec 18, 2023
donhils:
Sit at home is one of the most useless approaches adopted by any group. But again at this point, it now feels like it is being imposed on the people because left for them everyone wants to go about their businesses but those boys won't allow them. The devastation and intimidation is more than outside SE are aware of. Some times they impose one whole week, other times 2 weeks sit at home. Carry guns up and down. I don't know why news agencies are not going to cover their activities, maybe something will be done to eradicate it

My God!

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Gamesmart: 12:12pm On Dec 18, 2023
casualobserver:


I also wonder how SE leaders will be pleading for NNamdi Kanu’s release a man whose mission is the secession and at the same time complain that it is the turn of the SE to be president or expect others to vote for a Se president. I saw a video over the weekend where a prominent Ibo leader actually said Kanu is the greatest leader to come out of the SE since Zik and Ojukwu and the people of the Se hold him in reverence. Your leader wants to leave Nigeria and you are behind him but you want us to vote for you to rule Nigeria? Somebody please explain to me how this makes sense to the Ibo man.

Let’s not even start on the utterances of Iwuanyawu. I don’t want to start on a Monday with tribal issues but trust me you make no sense to the rest of Nigerians and most of us don’t care anymore because we are exhausted trying to figure out the logic or thought process behind your utterances and actions. To us your actions and utterances are counter productive to your well being.

Trying to engage the SE on issues like Ibo presidency, Biafra, Lagos, sit at home, Kanu etc is futile because it is never a discussion that has any basis is common sense and eventually we just say ok, we hear you because it is exhausting and makes no sense.


You want Ibo presidency but you abuse the voters that can make it happen

You want Ibo presidency but you want biafra
You want development but you leave your zone every day

You want development but you invest outside your zones

You want Kanu to be freed but you attack your own zone with sit at home and UGM.

You want to love peacefully in Lagos and other zones but you attack and insult the hosts

You build illegally but you want to be compensated for building illegally

Just make it make sense! I don’t mean to insult a tribe but it has gotten to a point where no one even bothers when the Ibo man is complaining because your utterances and actions make no sense so now it is like leave them that’s how they behave. Nobody even cares to listen to what you are saying anymore.

Many of us have that family member we love but don’t take seriously anymore but we have to indulge because they are family. The one who when you ask what are you doing, will tell you I am going back to school to do a masters or PhD, yesterday he started nightclub business, before that it was restaurant, before that it was a contractor, before then he wanted to be a musician. Every time it is something new, every time he makes no head no tail. The one who always brings in irrelevant issues at family meetings and drags on and on but you have to call to the meeting because he/she is family and if you don’t he will start moaning. This unfortunately is what the Ibo man has turned himself into. A caricature the family has to indulge. I say this not to abuse or insult but as a call for introspection. Your may see the logic in your actions and utterances but to the rest of us we don’t understand what exactly you want, you don’t make sense, your actions are counter productive to your stated aims and we are tired and have just left you to your devices.

Nigerians are tired of your antics, even recently the Nothern elders forum said let the Ibos go if they want to go. A few weeks later (last week) another prominent Northern figure Prof Jega called for Tinubu to restructure the country before 2027…that tells you even the North are tired! But Interestingly the Ibos have been quiet on that significant pronouncement. When the Ibo man is ready to be serious and articulate what his real issues are and act in a manner that is consistent with his stated objectives, let us know. In the mean time, the rest of us are learning not to take you seriously but to ignore you.

Very powerful write-up.

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Gamesmart: 12:18pm On Dec 18, 2023
spiSeyi:

This one sense is still with Simon Ekpa grin grin
A state with no or less economy activities will have less business that will pay taxes to FG through the FIRSgrin grin grin grin , e. g if Lagos, Rivers, or Kano state is on economy lock down every Monday the FG will feel the heat because the taxes that will paid by biz to FIRS (FG) will reduce. You need basic economic knowledge

Foool, what has IGR got to do with FG?

IGR is the same thing as VAT or Corporate Tax in your illiterate world? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Omoawoke: 12:19pm On Dec 18, 2023
MadamExcellency:
Go back and study your people very well. You may learn one or two things about them. They were the only people who resisted slavery and committed mass suicide killing their adopters. It is called Igbo Landing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo_Landing

Igbo were not the only people who resisted slavery

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by ejimatic: 12:24pm On Dec 18, 2023
CASTOSVILLA:
Sometimes I wonder if my people are really as wise and smart as we claim to be. How can you continuously crumble the economy of your home to protest for the release of your son MNK. We've done this for the longest of time and it's not yielding any result because other regions of the country are not feeling it and do not care! Many of our brothers and sisters cannot relate with this useless protest because they prefer Nigeria and not Biafra.

In my opinion:: the best way to go about this is to hold our leaders accountable using force if necessary in our respective states. Chanel all our resources to the East, develope it more and create for ourselves those amenities that the government at the center has failed to deliver on. Rid ourselves of the bad eggs and improve the security of our region.

Simon Ekpa and his boys must be eradicated for peace to reign in Igbo land and with this mindset, other regions will take us seriously and also see the positive nature of our struggle.

Let's stop this NZOGBU NZOGBU attitude that we have, it's not helping us at home and beyond.

I come in peace ✌️
If you are an Igbo it is you that will talk to your people. We have done our best to sensitize them but all usulaly goes to thier deaf ears. They at times try to swallow us online. Only God understands their brain chemistry!

If you are not an Igbo ,I share yiur thinking and concern too. The truth is IGBOS don't think like Yorubas. In view of their civil war experiences they are supposed to be wiser now. However as long as their impulsiveness does not extend to the other parts of Nigeria, they can do what they like to one another.
One day their eyes will open to the realities.

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Jayhome24: 12:24pm On Dec 18, 2023
CASTOSVILLA:
Sometimes I wonder if my people are really as wise and smart as we claim to be. How can you continuously crumble the economy of your home to protest for the release of your son MNK. We've done this for the longest of time and it's not yielding any result because other regions of the country are not feeling it and do not care! Many of our brothers and sisters cannot relate with this useless protest because they prefer Nigeria and not Biafra.

In my opinion:: the best way to go about this is to hold our leaders accountable using force if necessary in our respective states. Chanel all our resources to the East, develope it more and create for ourselves those amenities that the government at the center has failed to deliver on. Rid ourselves of the bad eggs and improve the security of our region.

Simon Ekpa and his boys must be eradicated for peace to reign in Igbo land and with this mindset, other regions will take us seriously and also see the positive nature of our struggle.

Let's stop this NZOGBU NZOGBU attitude that we have, it's not helping us at home and beyond.

I come in peace ✌️

Firstly bro be ready for attack and name calling by same Igbo you are preaching peace to.

I said same you said they hate me. So bro just dey look.

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by mbos: 12:25pm On Dec 18, 2023
emkz:
This has always been my issue with the southeast.

How do you cut your nose to spite your face?

You deprive your children of going to school and cripple businesses with sit-at-home.

Even the Kanu they claim to be doing it for has denounced it.

What is the way forward?

Let the elders talk to those boys and ask them to stop the sit at home. Let them state that they are for one Nigeria. And if they want Biafra, let them use legitimate means for it. And for fck sake, how can Simon Ekpa be the one speaking for the southeast? On what basis?

Except people are making money from the sit at home from donations by money-miss-road misfits, it has accomplished nothing except inflict pains on their own people.
lamenting for others is good biz

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Solsix(m): 12:28pm On Dec 18, 2023
YourGFsnatcher:

Lieeeesssssss! Why una dey lie like this? So the people killed and Harrased for doing business on Monday and the threads are from gaza abi? Which kind baby lie be this one. Make una continue to suffer am sha... nothing us. Pls continue doing "voluntary" sit at home Till thy kingdom come, na una go still hear am. At first I was surprised how boko haram could be brainwashed thinking its because they are mostly illiterates...but seeing how the so called literate igbos have been brainwashed by some people who don't when live in the country I what I cannot understand. How can a grown ass man be brainwashed by some people fighting for their interests? Do you think when biafra succeeds you will be invited to the table? Is it not ojukwu that ran like a coward after making your ancestors to go to war n kill over 3 million but could not face the sane fate? So the people that died during the time they don't like life abi? See Simon eba, chilling in Finland, causing your brothers to go and kpai while he's getting more sponsorship and some of you think it's all for you. What a Shame! Why didn't he support Peter obi? Is it not becuse he knows if obi wins his fight will lose credibility and his sponsorship will suffer a set back? Do you people even think? I'm very surprised how once one of the most respected tribe in Africa have reduced themselves to laughing stock because of two non Nigerians and cowards that cannot even stay side by side with thier people for what they believe
Y are u pained??

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Theweekend: 12:30pm On Dec 18, 2023
Angelfrost:


Yeah right... You will be extending by weeks very soon, when your emperor in Finland gets into the mood. tongue


I wonder the excuse your grandfathers gave for the senseless and pointless civil war Ojukwu led them into.

One day, wise people will arise from the region, and say enough is enough of this Nzogbu Nzogbu!

As Chinua Achebe of blessed memory said in Arrow of the gods:

"...we shouldn't fight a war of blame"!
ode what stopped gowon 4rm letting d igbos go after signing d aggrement with ojukwu in aburi
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Theweekend: 12:32pm On Dec 18, 2023
Gamesmart:

Empty, moronic chest-beating!
truth is bitter
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Theweekend: 12:39pm On Dec 18, 2023
ejimatic:
If you are an Igbo it is you that will talk to your people. We have done our best to sensitize them but all usulaly goes to thier deaf ears. They at times try to swallow us online. Only God understands their brain chemistry!

If you are not an Igbo ,I share yiur thinking and concern too. The truth is IGBOS don't think like Yorubas. In view of their civil war experiences they are supposed to be wiser now. However as long as their impulsiveness does not extend to the other parts of Nigeria, they can do what they like to one another.
One day their eyes will open to the realities.
are we complaining, how many people have u in particular sensitize in ur community yet u couldn't sensitize ur brothers on yahoo business, skull mining, robbery etc
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by AbuTwins: 12:47pm On Dec 18, 2023
BeautifulMind2:

Still dey are least poverty zone in Nigeria

Yeah right!

Everyone in the SE are not poor!
They're in Lagos or SW making money!
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by AbuTwins: 12:48pm On Dec 18, 2023
Artscollection:


You wey sabi politics, what is the poverty index in your region? North that has been playing with power and is bad at all index followed by your tribe for sure so it is not about politics, now your godfather is mocking the nation with his sophisticated politics so now ask yourself How politics has helped you.
I blame nnamdi kanu for bringing se region to this stage of mockery.

You should blame Ekpa Simon too!

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by spiSeyi: 12:48pm On Dec 18, 2023
Gamesmart:


Foool, what has IGR got to do with FG?

IGR is the same thing as VAT or Corporate Tax in your illiterate world? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
I have no point in arguing with a 💩 brain

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Angelfrost(m): 12:57pm On Dec 18, 2023
Theweekend:
ode what stopped gowon 4rm letting d igbos go after signing d aggrement with ojukwu in aburi

Wise man, no head of state signs off or easily allows a part of his nation secede.

If he had done that, then he might as well have totally split other regions.

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by IGBOSON1: 1:04pm On Dec 18, 2023
Armaggedon:
GDP figures released show that the states under the so called sit at home are doing better than your own states.
Food price inflation figures show things are relatively cheaper in the so-called sit at home region. It is Infact your region that has proven to be unproductive.

Why don't you get a life?

Please ignore the daft OP! It would be really sad if he's really Igbo and bought into the false narratives and propaganda of enemies of Ndigbo!

To start with, the sit-at-home that IPOB cancelled years ago is no more being 'enforced' anywhere in Alaigbo! If the OP has evidence to the contrary, let him provide it! The 'enforcers' of said sit-at-home, when it was being 'enforced', WERE NOT IGBO! They are murderous, 5th-columnist non-Igbo whose intent was to try and cause a climate of fear and unrest in the south-east in a bid to try and cast IPOB and Mazi Kanu as 'terrorists'....turn the minds of Ndigbo against them.....and 'justify' the tag of 'terrorists' the wicked and conniving Buhari/Tinubu gov'ts pinned on IPOB and Kanu! We've gone over this issue countless number of times, and for as long as these Igbo-hating scumbags keep bringing up this issue (even when their own regions are more secure and no better than the south-east), for so long shall i be here to counter their revisionism and shameless lies!

See the OP....one purporting to be Igbo yet using the same stupid phrases and employing the same lies Igbo-haters try to use against us! He's accusing us of 'nzogbu-nzogbu politics'.....the same nonsense APC/Tinubu minions and e-thugs accuse us of just because we wanted one of ours to be president and stood up to their political chicanery, blatant rigging of the ENTIRE electoral process and outright lies! I mean.....'how dare any Igbo want to be president when our emilokan god is standing (or should i say barely standing shocked ) for the very same position!.....Don't those 'pesky' Igbo know they're '3rd--class' citizens and shouldn't have any ambitions that may clash with those of the Fulani or Yoruba who are both '1st and 2nd class' citizens respectively!' The only people engaged in nzogbu-nzogbu politics are the wicked, corrupt and power-hungry Tinubu/Buhari hegemonic alliance, and the daft OP should take note!
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Gamesmart: 1:07pm On Dec 18, 2023
spiSeyi:

I have no point in arguing with a 💩 brain

No, you are just a poorly educated illiterate. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Gamesmart: 1:08pm On Dec 18, 2023
Theweekend:
truth is bitter

Delusion is not truth except to a fooool.

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Ijaya123: 1:10pm On Dec 18, 2023
MadamExcellency:
Go back and study your people very well. You may learn one or two things about them. They were the only people who resisted slavery and committed mass suicide killing their adopters. It is called Igbo Landing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo_Landing

This doesn’t appear like people who resisted slavery.

IGBOSON1:


Comprehension is your problem! Did the person you quoted say there were no slaves of Igbo extraction?

The quote actually showed that the Igbo were more willing and happy to be slaves to their happy slave masters.

What’s so difficult for you to comprehend in that?

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by YourGFsnatcher: 1:14pm On Dec 18, 2023
Solsix:

Y are u pained??

Because you have hollow brain.
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Coldie(m): 1:15pm On Dec 18, 2023
CASTOSVILLA:
Sometimes I wonder if my people are really as wise and smart as we claim to be. How can you continuously crumble the economy of your home to protest for the release of your son MNK. We've done this for the longest of time and it's not yielding any result because other regions of the country are not feeling it and do not care! Many of our brothers and sisters cannot relate with this useless protest because they prefer Nigeria and not Biafra.

In my opinion:: the best way to go about this is to hold our leaders accountable using force if necessary in our respective states. Chanel all our resources to the East, develope it more and create for ourselves those amenities that the government at the center has failed to deliver on. Rid ourselves of the bad eggs and improve the security of our region.

Simon Ekpa and his boys must be eradicated for peace to reign in Igbo land and with this mindset, other regions will take us seriously and also see the positive nature of our struggle.

Let's stop this NZOGBU NZOGBU attitude that we have, it's not helping us at home and beyond.

I come in peace ✌️
Simon ekpa must be eradicated, but Nnamdi Kanu the progenitor of it all should not.


Nice try

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by IGBOSON1: 1:15pm On Dec 18, 2023
Angelfrost:


Wise man, no head of state signs off or easily allows a part of his nation secede.

If he had done that, then he might as well have totally split other regions.

So why did your 'head of state' give up Bakassi without even a shot and run into the bush with their tail between their legs? Was the Aburi accord about secession or was it about enthroning a system of gov't that worked for all and gave each region a sense of belonging, freedom and a feeling of safety?
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by IGBOSON1: 1:17pm On Dec 18, 2023
Ijaya123:


This doesn’t appear like people who resisted slavery.

Comprehension is your problem! Did the person you quoted say there were no slaves of Igbo extraction?
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Artscollection: 1:18pm On Dec 18, 2023
AbuTwins:


You should blame Ekpa Simon too!

I cannot bring the embecile into this matter, if nnamdi no validate madness,who be that maga.

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by IGBOSON1: 1:21pm On Dec 18, 2023
Coldie:

Simon ekpa must be eradicated, but Nnamdi Kanu the progenitor of it all should not.


Nice try

A poor and failed attempt at revisionism and blatant lying! Mazi Kanu was and still is only interested in a peaceful secessionist struggle! IPOB only took up arms to protect itself against a murderous and bloodthirsty Buhari gov't and their Fulani herdsmen agents! If you're not in full possession of the fact then try not to expose your ignorance on a public forum!
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Theweekend: 1:30pm On Dec 18, 2023
Angelfrost:


Wise man, no head of state signs off or easily allows a part of his nation secede.

If he had done that, then he might as well have totally split other regions.
but u can easily ask part of adamawa to be nigerians through referedum, and so what's d achievement for being 2geder since 1914

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Theweekend: 1:33pm On Dec 18, 2023
Gamesmart:

Delusion is not truth except to a fooool.
oga rest
Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Theweekend: 1:37pm On Dec 18, 2023
IGBOSON1:


So why did your 'head of state' give up Bakassi without even a shot and run into the bush with their tail between their legs? Was the Aburi accord about secession or was it about enthroning a system of gov't that worked for all and gave each region a sense of belonging, freedom and a feeling of safety?
help me ask am he thinks he knows all

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Re: Sit-At-Home: A Self Inflicted Punishment by Solsix(m): 1:42pm On Dec 18, 2023
YourGFsnatcher:

Because you have hollow brain.
Pain is not good for you

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