₦airaland Forum

rinzaugustine:
Good for him. But why are Agbado taking paracetamol on Igbo people wey no send them headache while their ancestral homelands are being taken over daily by very young Fulani herdsmen in oyo , oshun, ekiti, Ondo…killing the Obas , throwing their bodies into the river, stamping their authority and sending hundreds of thousands of Yorubas into exile from their homelands to go and become refugees in Benin republic since 2021. Similar to what happened to some middle belters who Fulani deceived to fixate their heads on igbo matter as army generals in the 60s, 70s and 80s . Today their ancestral homelands from benue , nasarawa , Jos north , parts of plateau, kaduna south , taraba south etc are now firmly in control and dominance of Fulanis with emirs and sarakis installed as heads in their ancestral villages. Same thing is happening in Yoruba ancestral lands today while some of them are focused on igbos who are fighting to protect their own lands. With current trend Twenty years from today most LGAs in Yoruba ancestral homelands with be in the hands and total control of Fulani. If you doubt it ask people of plateau about what happened in Jos north. I never believed it would happen as at 2001 but it happened . Make una continue living in day dream. Sunday Igboho discovered a full village inside Oyo where Fulani herdsmen had houses , exotic cars , generators , billions of naira in cash from robberies and kidnapping but instead of support buhari and his gang forced him into exile. Some fools are day dreaming that amotekun with their Chaka- kpoo guns can match Fulani herdsmen sophisticated weapons and machine guns…smh

MadPolitician:
D
Stop begging for unity.
Simon Ekpa is now in prison.
Nnamdi kanu is now in prison.
Yet, The much talked about Sit at Home is still holding.
So what does that tell you?

Every now and then, an inebriated mutant will wriggle out from his/her wet rat hole to advice igbos on the need to stick with a comatose Nigeria and stop following Simon Ekpa. It used to be Nnamdi kanu. It is as if you are talking to kids.

What you guys have failed to see is the fact that the whole agitation is more like a mass movement, with the people willfully gravitating towards the leadership of the most forceful and the most anti Nigerian character.

At a time, when kanu was arrested, his colleagues at the helm of IPOB basically tried to tone things down. That was the sudden end of their relevance. You agbadorians must come to understand that you are dealing with igbos and a population well over 50 million. That is 50 million intelligent men! They should know when enough has become enough!

People are genuinely tired of Nigeria. Trying to pass off their frustrations and rejections of a failed country as unreasonable positions taken by a brainwashed mass, only adds to the litany of taunts and insults that propel those rejections and frustrations. Such never helps to win anyone over to the Nigerian side.

You should learn!

MadPolitician:
D
Stop begging for unity.
Simon Ekpa is now in prison.
Nnamdi kanu is now in prison.
Yet, The much talked about Sit at Home is still holding.
So what does that tell you?


You should learn!

rinzaugustine:
Good for him. But why are Agbado taking paracetamol on Igbo people wey no send them headache while their ancestral homelands are being taken over daily by very young Fulani herdsmen in oyo , oshun, ekiti, Ondo…killing the Obas , throwing their bodies into the river, stamping their authority and sending hundreds of thousands of Yorubas into exile from their homelands to go and become refugees in Benin republic since 2021. Similar to what happened to some middle belters who Fulani deceived to fixate their heads on igbo matter as army generals in the 60s, 70s and 80s . Today their ancestral homelands from benue , nasarawa , Jos north , parts of plateau, kaduna south , taraba south etc are now firmly in control and dominance of Fulanis with emirs and sarakis installed as heads in their ancestral villages. Same thing is happening in Yoruba ancestral lands today while some of them are focused on igbos who are fighting to protect their own lands. With current trend Twenty years from today most LGAs in Yoruba ancestral homelands with be in the hands and total control of Fulani. If you doubt it ask people of plateau about what happened in Jos north. I never believed it would happen as at 2001 but it happened . Make una continue living in day dream. Sunday Igboho discovered a full village inside Oyo where Fulani herdsmen had houses , exotic cars , generators , billions of naira in cash from robberies and kidnapping but instead of support buhari and his gang forced him into exile. Some fools are day dreaming that amotekun with their Chaka- kpoo guns can match Fulani herdsmen sophisticated weapons and machine guns…smh

emkz:
Those who supported Ekpa's cause donated money to him. Did they ever ask Simon Ekpa to give account?

He claimed he wanted to liberate his people, but he imprisoned his own people by forcing them to sit at home every Monday. People have been killed and Ekpa has come out to take responsibility for the killings. You do not liberate your own people by instilling an atmosphere of fear and death in them.

Those who support his cause, remember that many of your own people cannot go to the villages again on account of the activities of those who claim to take orders from Ekpa. Do not allow these people to destroy your land because of a liberation.

Parents too need to talk to their children. Government too needs to provide an environment for the unemployed to work. Those who funded Ekpa's activities need to have a rethink and see if their actions have helped or further destroyed their region.

Hearing tales of the civil war from our Igbo brothers and sisters who witnessed it tells tales of trauma that a people faced. This can make one emotional, even though one was not there. Describing artillery shells and how they blew off people's houses is a pain that many carry until today. Seeing malnourished children suffering and seemingly waiting to die during the war is traumatizing. It is hard to erase such pictures from one's mind. We can blame the civil war for that. But for some misguided ones to inflict pain on their own people and bring death is a sad narrative that needs to end.

Dear Igbos worldwide who believe in Biafra, STOP contributing money to causes that would inflict pain on your own people. You might be paying for your own people to be killed. Ikemba Nnewi who went to war for Biafra said he was proud to have led the first war; but he pointedly said there was no need for another one because lessons ought to have been learnt from the first one, lest the deaths would have been in vain. Ikemba Nnewi ran for President of Nigeria in 2003 which is to say he believed in Nigeria before he answered the call that we all must answer.

Your own people cannot be human sacrifice to massage the ego of some deluded ones.

Yes, you can agitate for your own republic. But killing your own people or any other cannot be the way.


Don't!

omoyankee3:
He should concentrate on not picking the soap

Angelfrost:
All this long epistle no just concern anybody...!

Keep enjoying your Monday holidays... After all, nobody complains about them other than your fellow Igbos.

Ekpa has gotten what he has been looking for.

The next scapegoats should come forward if they have the balls.

gidgiddy:
Some people forget that Simon Ekpa has not been charged with any crime yet, there isn't even a court date. The fact that the Finland authorities have not charged him with any crime yet is an indication that the case against him could be weak

But beyond Simon Ekpa, Nigerians don't ask themselves why their country is the way it is. Why is their unrest everywhere? Why is there insurgency everywhere? Focusing on Simon Ekpa is to miss the point. There was a time people were calling for the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu, the man has been in detention for 4 years, he is more popular now amongst his people than ever, and things are worse than before he was arrested. What was the point?

There are many Biafran activists based abroad who are going to come together and sponsor another person to lead the cause of Biafra if Simon Ekpa does not come out. So what's the point?

People don't ask why things like this are happening, they are more interested in arrests that won't change anything

emkz:
https://punchng.com/inside-finlands-toughest-prison-where-simon-ekpa-shares-wing-with-killers-rapists/?utm_source=top-story&utm_medium=web
Nlfpmod

MadPolitician:
Just stay in your lane. That is not too much to ask for.
Worry about your own people. At least you are fair enough to say that Simon Ekpa was killing his own people. You can't accuse him of burning down Lagos and all that.. Allow the igbos to deal with whatever that ipob and Co are doing. Stop pontificating on issues way above your pay grade. You guys hardly write this sort of epistle to condemn police brutality in the south-east, or lack of good roads or governments unwillingness to handle the erosion menace. You would rather taunt and mock south easterners with such. So where is the new found love coming from??
Once again, dey your dey. Agitation in igboland is bigger than Simon Ekpa and Nnamdi kanu. This is the fact ypu should understand. Folks arw genuinely angry and as long as the country continues to taunt them rather than help solve those problems, these kinds of reactions will only get worse or even more Sophie.

gidgiddy:
Some people forget that Simon Ekpa has not been charged with any crime yet, there isn't even a court date. The fact that the Finland authorities have not charged him with any crime yet is an indication that the case against him could be weak

But beyond Simon Ekpa, Nigerians don't ask themselves why their country is the way it is. Why is their unrest everywhere? Why is there insurgency everywhere? Focusing on Simon Ekpa is to miss the point. There was a time people were calling for the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu, the man has been in detention for 4 years, he is more popular now amongst his people than ever, and things are worse than before he was arrested. What was the point?

There are many Biafran activists based abroad who are going to come together and sponsor another person to lead the cause of Biafra if Simon Ekpa does not come out. So what's the point?

People don't ask why things like this are happening, they are more interested in arrests that won't change anything

yinkus6750:
Karma is a bitch. Illegality doesn't last forever. He enjoyed it while it lasted. Sipping champagne and enriching himself on innocent people's blood. Guess,this is just the beginning for him. Will soon land here .

emkz:
Those who supported Ekpa's cause donated money to him. Did they ever ask Simon Ekpa to give account?

He claimed he wanted to liberate his people, but he imprisoned his own people by forcing them to sit at home every Monday. People have been killed and Ekpa has come out to take responsibility for the killings. You do not liberate your own people by instilling an atmosphere of fear and death in them.

Those who support his cause, remember that many of your own people cannot go to the villages again on account of the activities of those who claim to take orders from Ekpa. Do not allow these people to destroy your land because of a liberation.

Parents too need to talk to their children. Government too needs to provide an environment for the unemployed to work. Those who funded Ekpa's activities need to have a rethink and see if their actions have helped or further destroyed their region.

Hearing tales of the civil war from our Igbo brothers and sisters who witnessed it tells tales of trauma that a people faced. This can make one emotional, even though one was not there. Describing artillery shells and how they blew off people's houses is a pain that many carry until today. Seeing malnourished children suffering and seemingly waiting to die during the war is traumatizing. It is hard to erase such pictures from one's mind. We can blame the civil war for that. But for some misguided ones to inflict pain on their own people and bring death is a sad narrative that needs to end.

Dear Igbos worldwide who believe in Biafra, STOP contributing money to causes that would inflict pain on your own people. You might be paying for your own people to be killed. Ikemba Nnewi who went to war for Biafra said he was proud to have led the first war; but he pointedly said there was no need for another one because lessons ought to have been learnt from the first one, lest the deaths would have been in vain. Ikemba Nnewi ran for President of Nigeria in 2003 which is to say he believed in Nigeria before he answered the call that we all must answer.

Your own people cannot be human sacrifice to massage the ego of some deluded ones.

Yes, you can agitate for your own republic. But killing your own people or any other cannot be the way.


Don't!

Mathewrichard99:
Just shut up if you don't have anything reasonable to say. The South Easterners are our brothers and sisters and having your loin hard cos of the present issue happening to them inform of separationist feeling shouldn't be a thing of joy to you. Have you ever in your life experienced civil war and deprivation? Have you ever felt what they felt in your life? Though they may be the descendents of the people that felt it and experienced it, it still resonate till today by the ignoring behavior of the previous governments to South East development and polity. Just be careful of what you say and write here abeg.....