₦airaland Forum

HammerEvery:
If you are so confident of nailing kanu with treason charges, why don't ask the DSS lawyer to step down so you can take over the case and nail him sharply? As far as law is concerned as we speak, he is supposed to be on bail regardless of what hausa/fulani DSS is doing. You make a lot of empty noise. Shouting treason! treason! won't save you yorubas from living togther with your fulani husbands and without Biafrans in future.

MizMyColi:
Thou didst not look for me.

sonOfLucifer:
Into the searchbox, I entered thy moniker,
nairaland returned not that which was my desire,

for your love warms me up like hellfire,
thy fluffy cheeks captures my desire,


to be continued.


how body? im in support of biafra, but not this biafra. this isnt right. No country or nation is built on hate. Let's work on our unity. There are more brilliant and enlightened Igbo youths, nwazuruike and nnamdi do not represent the modern Igbo man.

It's a quagmire.
A source of cognitive dissonance for many.

I watched that video of Nnamdi Kanu asking for guns.
I watched keenly looking for answers from him as to why guns are necessary.
Who will handle those guns?
What does war solve really?
He never provided a satisfactory reason.
He kept jumping the gun.

Take up arms against who?
My neighbours?
My best friends?

I don't get it really.

The biafran cause on paper makes a lot of sense...but the MO? uhn uhn.
The first woman who asked a question in that video was holding a biafran pamphlet.
It was an indicator that she wanted Biafra, that she saw it as an achievable cause, an honourable one.
But like me, she was befuddled at the thought of arms and munitions.

I wish we could channel this energy for agitation towards demanding and pushing for more relevance in the grand scheme of things.
It is when all options have been exhausted in the Nigerian State that we can now say, "okay o, time to go!...and even at that, arms and guns shouldn't even come first in the discussion. Objectivity is the way. Nothing solid is ever built on ideologies that brazenly promote hate and divisiveness. Tbh, I doubt the sincerity of Nnamdi Kanu's motive. Maybe there's more to this than meets the eye.

The FG is not helping matters either. Such double facedness. Killing unarmed people without remorse. And our so-called Igbo leaders are quiet.
Should Biafra be actualized, is it this bunch that'll lead?
They better start thinking of how to import leaders. This current crop lack a sense of brotherhood.

As for Uwazuruike, he should just shut it. Unarmed people are killed in a peaceful protest and that was all he could come up with?
Even if he was bribed, was he robbed of his thinking faculty?

Let it not be that some persons are preying on the genuine grieviances of the easterners to cause a ruckus that might lead to dire consequences. Wisdom has never and will not stop being profitable to direct.

Let us all be guided accordingly.

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Meanwhile, body dey fine eh. Harmattan dey use my eyes see Oba for Lag.

Ohhhh SonOfLucifer
Why hast thou rejected thine maker
know ye not that the earth is his and its fullness thereof?

Hell dost burns into shreds and tatters.
I wisheth none of mine enemies such tormentous flames, how much more thee my darling

MizMyColi:

It's a quagmire.
A source of cognitive dissonance for many.

I watched that video of Nnamdi Kanu asking for guns.
I watched keenly looking for answers from him as to why guns are necessary.
Who will handle those guns?
What does war solve really?
He never provided a satisfactory reason.
He kept jumping the gun.

Take up arms against who?
My neighbours?
My best friends?

I don't get it really.

The biafran cause on paper makes a lot of sense...but the MO? uhn uhn.
The first woman who asked a question in that video was holding a biafran pamphlet.
It was an indicator that she wanted Biafra, that she saw it as an achievable cause, an honourable one.
But like me, she was befuddled at the thought of arms and munitions.

I wish we could channel this energy for agitation towards demanding and pushing for more relevance in the grand scheme of things.
It is when all options have been exhausted in the Nigerian State that we can now say, "okay o, time to go!...and even at that, arms and guns shouldn't even come first in the discussion. Objectivity is the way. Nothing solid is ever built on ideologies that brazenly promote hate and divisiveness. Tbh, I doubt the sincerity of Nnamdi Kanu's motive. Maybe there's more to this than meets the eye.

The FG is not helping matters either. Such double facedness. Killing unarmed people without remorse. And our so-called Igbo leaders are quiet.
Should Biafra be actualized, is it this bunch that'll lead?
They better start thinking of how to import leaders. This current crop lack a sense of brotherhood.

As for Uwazuruike, he should just shut it. Unarmed people are killed in a peaceful protest and that was all he could come up with?
Even if he was bribed, was he robbed of his thinking faculty?

Let it not be that some persons are preying on the genuine grieviances of the easterners to cause a ruckus that might lead to dire consequences. Wisdom has never and will not stop being profitable to direct.

Let us all be guided accordingly.

---

Meanwhile, body dey fine eh. Harmattan dey use my eyes see Oba for Lag.

Ohhhh SonOfLucifer
Why hast thou rejected thine maker
know ye not that the earth is his and its fullness thereof?

Hell dost burns into shreds and tatters.
I wisheth none of mine enemies such tormentous flames, how much more thee my darling

Kagawa10:
Lol @ peaceful protest!
A peaceful protest that has no licence from the police?
A peace protest that had 8 dangote's trailers burnt down?
A peaceful protest that had a mosque burnt?
A peaceful protest that had the major roads blocked, shops looted, shops forceful closed and Hausa sent away from their shops? Lol!
When I thought I've seen all!
Ibo, eh!
So shameless!

MizMyColi:
Are you being truthful right now?

A mosque burnt? That has already been debunked. Not true.
It was a kiosk.

Dangote Trailers, two were burnt, not eight. The highest count I've seen is six....we're not so sure now, are we?

That said, the Hausas in their homeland have done FAR FAR FAR worse to the Igbos and other southerners.
I don't remember the police or soldiers shooting them.

But in the east, humans are used for target practice.

Ohh, please quit the looting lies.
The same way Yorubas in Lagos received a license to carry hate filled banners against the Igbos on the streets, right?
Your hypocrisy stinks please!

Even if those allegations are true.
Does that in anyway justify carrying live bullets and using them on a people you govern?

It's not just wickedness.
It's madness!

LogoDWhiz:
Miss, I understand your agitations.

But I don't think you should promote evil for evil.

Because one side did this doesn't mean the other side should.

MizMyColi:
Are you being truthful right now?

A mosque burnt? That has already been debunked. Not true.
It was a kiosk.

Dangote Trailers, two were burnt, not eight. The highest count I've seen is six....we're not so sure now, are we?

That said, the Hausas in their homeland have done FAR FAR FAR worse to the Igbos and other southerners.
I don't remember the police or soldiers shooting them.

But in the east, humans are used for target practice.

Ohh, please quit the looting lies.
The same way Yorubas in Lagos received a license to carry hate filled banners against the Igbos on the streets, right?
Your hypocrisy stinks please!

Even if those allegations are true.
Does that in anyway justify carrying live bullets and using them on a people you govern?

It's not just wickedness.
It's madness!

MizMyColi:
If you followed the trail of this conversation, you will understand that I do not condone violence.
I do not support evil for evil either.

My personal relations on here should be proof to anyone that I do not support the an eye for an eye ideology.
Except on rare occasions.

The crux here is that people were shot and killed.
Nigerian Citizens agitating for self determination.
If anyone feels that there is no need to speak against that, including the killings in Bayelsa, then I urge them to continue in the demonic silence. It's only a matter of time before the beast comes knocking on their door too.

Please, I am not agitating for Biafra.
I do not buy fully into the IPOB vision.
I owe the society a duty to speak against perceived injustice and anomalies.

My agitation is for fairness, for equity, and justice.
I will fight oppression of any kind with all I Can muster.

If this were about the Yorubas or Hausas...as long as certain values I uphold are violated, I wouldn't act any different.

Please be guided.

MizMyColi:
Are you being truthful right now?

A mosque burnt? That has already been debunked. Not true.
It was a kiosk.

Dangote Trailers, two were burnt, not eight. The highest count I've seen is six....we're not so sure now, are we?

That said, the Hausas in their homeland have done FAR FAR FAR worse to the Igbos and other southerners.
I don't remember the police or soldiers shooting them.

But in the east, humans are used for target practice.

Ohh, please quit the looting lies.
The same way Yorubas in Lagos received a license to carry hate filled banners against the Igbos on the streets, right?
Your hypocrisy stinks please!

Even if those allegations are true.
Does that in anyway justify carrying live bullets and using them on a people you govern?

It's not just wickedness.
It's madness!