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Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by omofunaab(m): 11:51pm On Dec 25, 2016
0xtr169r:
Do I care if you smash your oblong conehead against the nearest brickwall at the mere thought of NK, IPOB or Biafra? I don't...
Why must you resort to insults all the time
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by tollyboy5(m): 11:53pm On Dec 25, 2016
You guyz should be joking with yoruba you actually fear fulanis but think yoruba are cool you guyz are joking if I don't like biafra I will give them full support and can't wait for deportation of all my igbo friends when they get biafra. It just a matter of time when you get your republic you know yorubas of the past are still the same. We are only after our political interest. You guyz know that yorubas are not to be compared to igbo we are not mate at all it's just geographical location that makes easterners benefit from us. I actually want biafra to come so you see other side of our diplomacy. Well for now under one nigeria one love
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by EternalTruths: 12:00am On Dec 26, 2016
Afonjas are funny grin
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by basilo102: 12:05am On Dec 26, 2016
tollyboy5:
You guyz should be joking with yoruba you actually fear fulanis but think yoruba are cool you guyz are joking if I don't like biafra I will give them full support and can't wait for deportation of all my igbo friends when they get biafra. It just a matter of time when you get your republic you know yorubas of the past are still the same. We are only after our political interest. You guyz know that yorubas are not to be compared to igbo we are not mate at all it's just geographical location that makes easterners benefit from us. I actually want biafra to come so you see other side of our diplomacy. Well for now under one nigeria one love
Lol, afonjas are shivering. Tell your brother to shove his open letter into his anus
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by 0xtr169r: 12:06am On Dec 26, 2016
omofunaab:
Why must you resort to insults all the time
Lies, falsehood, noise-making, propaganda, abuse and slurs are the major preoccupation of the Yoruba tribe...
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by Noblecx: 12:06am On Dec 26, 2016
tollyboy5:
You guyz should be joking with yoruba you actually fear fulanis but think yoruba are cool you guyz are joking if I don't like biafra I will give them full support and can't wait for deportation of all my igbo friends when they get biafra. It just a matter of time when you get your republic you know yorubas of the past are still the same. We are only after our political interest. You guyz know that yorubas are not to be compared to igbo we are not mate at all it's just geographical location that makes easterners benefit from us. I actually want biafra to come so you see other side of our diplomacy. Well for now under one nigeria one love
Nigga pluzzzz grin

Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by omofunaab(m): 12:07am On Dec 26, 2016
0xtr169r:
Lies, falsehood, noise-making, propaganda, abuse and slurs are the major preoccupation of the Yoruba tribe...
Okay
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by 0xtr169r: 12:09am On Dec 26, 2016
omofunaab:
Okay
Good as you learn to channel your energies towards consolidating OduaArewanistan republic...
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by omofunaab(m): 12:14am On Dec 26, 2016
0xtr169r:
Good as you learn to channel your energies towards consolidating OduaArewanistan republic...
Okay
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by tollyboy5(m): 12:46am On Dec 26, 2016
basilo102:
Lol, afonjas are shivering. Tell your brother to shove his open letter into his anus
Mtcheew stay there and be reading letter you don't know anything
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by tollyboy5(m): 12:49am On Dec 26, 2016
Noblecx:
Nigga pluzzzz grin
Its not that I don't like you but just the way I would kill for my brother and not die for him that's how igbo friends would be kicked out by God grace out of our land mtchew
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by Noblecx: 12:52am On Dec 26, 2016
tollyboy5:
Its not that I don't like you but just the way I would kill for my brother and not die for him that's how igbo friends would be kicked out by God grace out of our land mtchew
undecided

Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by tollyboy5(m): 1:08am On Dec 26, 2016
Noblecx:
undecided
no O! Whether you give a Bleep is none of my business I know igbos very well they don't learn or listen are we are saying lost sheep of Israel instead of lost goat what is my concern is for you guyz to get out of our land. Mtcheew!
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by Noblecx: 1:20am On Dec 26, 2016
tollyboy5:
no O! Whether you give a Bleep is none of my business I know igbos very well they don't learn or listen are we are saying lost sheep of Israel instead of lost goat what is my concern is for you guyz to get out of our land. Mtcheew!

But lagos is a no man's land. Which means you can only bark and bark

Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by basilo102: 1:25am On Dec 26, 2016
tollyboy5:
Mtcheew stay there and be reading letter you don't know anything
Who takes afonjas seriously anymore. Nobody is reading their shitty letters, we are busy establishing our dear Republic of Biafra, they should do same with Oduastan, nobody need their letters

Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by nawtyme: 3:16am On Dec 26, 2016
caleboxylic:
Thats a good one but Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB have told the world what they stand for which is the Restoration of Biafra.
The west and north are free to build whatever they want without the eastners. Build country of your dream with northerners and leave easterners out of That country ok. May be ikwerre, urhobo, ijaw.itshekiri,oron and edo Will join You in building your dream country. If ever reliable efik, ogoja, ibibio and anang agree to join you, good luck. Whatever You are dreaming of exclude Igbo nation pls.

1. Culturally, I have nothing in common with westerners and northerners except Igala and Idoma.
2. We are republicans while You are not.
3. Our religion is different.
Who said they are not Republicans? They are The Republic of Brown-roof
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by Deelaw(m): 6:17am On Dec 26, 2016
omofunaab:
Wole Soyinka that went to prison because he was supporting biafra during the civil war, didn't you guys abuse him recently . So after seeing what you guys did to wole Soyinka, why then should any reasonable yoruba be on the streets protesting on your behalf
As i understand, Wole Soyinka is a nationalist and was neva hated as u think. He was d only one dat spoke out in d whole of d so called democratic south-west that d unity of Nigeria is negotiable, to d face of d president without fear or favour. I simply see it as a transfered aggression caused by most southwest ethnic bigots, which (unknown to the abusers) he was neva a part of. Those who know him still know him and acknowledge him.
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by Anago5000: 7:04am On Dec 26, 2016
tollyboy5:
You guyz should be joking with yoruba you actually fear fulanis but think yoruba are cool you guyz are joking if I don't like biafra I will give them full support and can't wait for deportation of all my igbo friends when they get biafra. It just a matter of time when you get your republic you know yorubas of the past are still the same. We are only after our political interest. You guyz know that yorubas are not to be compared to igbo we are not mate at all it's just geographical location that makes easterners benefit from us. I actually want biafra to come so you see other side of our diplomacy. Well for now under one nigeria one love
where did you got the smoke from?the smoke is really working on you
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by Princesaha: 7:20am On Dec 26, 2016
tollyboy5:
no O! Whether you give a Bleep is none of my business I know igbos very well they don't learn or listen are we are saying lost sheep of Israel instead of lost goat what is my concern is for you guyz to get out of our land. Mtcheew!
You are really pained, why? You guys should stop getting nervous and envious anytime u hear Biafra. High Bp kills ooo.
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by francisbarrack(m): 7:56am On Dec 26, 2016
MrAdetunjiBayo:
The truth about we yoruba is that we pray every night and day that Kanu abandons Biafra so that the status quo of taking resources from the Bight of Biafra to feed our hungry fathers in Oshogbo will remain. Kanu has exposed so many truths about this country that makes our skulls uncomfortable.

After shouting 'kanu and beans' 200 times and swearing 500 times by oduduwa that kanu will start singing national anthem by now (like we janus-faced yoruba would have done), all to no avail. We are now writing 'Please Kanu' letters so that he can avert the impending hunger that #Biafraexit will bring to our parent under brown roofs in oshogbo and ogbomosho. grin

We are tired of shouting 'kuje and beans' and threatening IPOB. Kanu please consider our hungry fathers and hate Biafra while embracing 'one nigeria'. grin grin
U most b drunk. Omo ale
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by 2ruink(m): 8:35am On Dec 26, 2016
Noneroone:
Some people are now changing tones and getting more realistic. The issue of restructuring is late at this stage. That will be the last deserate attempt by the hausa fulani owned federal govt to stall the growing movement. But it will spur agitators to go for full result since half is possible. It also prove Nigeria as oppressors. I mean you claim Biafran agitator are misguided miscreants and children who have no case and at the same time granting them political concession.
Don't expect an afonja to be stable
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by 2ruink(m): 8:42am On Dec 26, 2016
GoroTango:
I am not a yoruba but i know that today is the first time this year that Nnamdi hasn't been served Kuje watery beans. As from tomorrow his diet reverts back to the normal routine grin
u mean u aren't afonja? like seriously?
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by SOMMYMAC(m): 8:56am On Dec 26, 2016
Fynestboi:
AN OPEN LETTER TO Nnmadi Kanu.
Dear Mr. Nnamdi Kanu,
You might not be able to read this;but I do hope it reaches you somehow. I wanted to tell you how I admire you,especially with the leadership role you are playing in leading the "progressive"Ibo people under the aegis of Indigenous People Of Biafra(IPOB) from the south-east geo-political zone of this country. It requires courage far greater than I could muster.
Also of importance to this letter is about the struggle to rescue this country and find a sustainable solution to our decades long problem emerging from the nooks and crannies of this entity.

102years ago, the Northern and the southern protectorate of Nigeria were amalgamated by the British colonial governor Fredrick Lugard for administrative purposes. Such union had been fought in the past by some of our founding fathers.
Interestly,we've come a long way to preserve and protect the sanctity of our union since 1914. After the indepenence of 1960 from the British government and attaining the status of republic in 1963, the foundation of this union had been tested by numerous challenges such as coup D'etat (bloody&bloodless), regional struggle, civil war,religious bigotry,"chameleon" form of government,recession and recently the movement to restructure the political and economic institution of this nation. Have observed that we've always emerged stronger from these myriad of obstacles.
It is my sincere concern to address the agitation that you are currently been persecuted for, and that is the secession of the south-east from the federation. I identify myself with the plight of the Ibo people since the collapse of the first republic in 1966. But Identifying myself with this plight is not my immediate motive but rather seeing this issue as a Nigeria problem and not the problem of neither the south nor the north.

As a youth who will soon be out from the inside world(university) to the outside world( one sided structure of Nigeria political and economic system),I think the sustainable way for the people of the south-east to attain their desire goal of political and economic success is beyond seceding from the federation. Over the past few weeks have taken my time to engaged my fellow students on wayforward for us as a nation.some are clamoring for the separation of the union, some are agitating for restructuring , while others want a revolution. But have also realized that the composition and the structure of this country is "uniquely different" from any other on this planet.

The way we got our independence is hugely different from the way the US fought the Britain to be free, it differs from how India was independent and it diverge from the way Ghana was independent.
The first step of my approach to a sustainable solution for all of us in this country to once again live the dream of our founding fathers is by mandating the buhari's led federal government to adopt the 2014 confab report. Although, the constitution of members of the confab was not perfect but have rather find there recommendations appealing. There recommendations have taken care of both our age long issues and present day struggle such as fiscal federalism,youth empowerment and participation in government, local and national security,institutional development,social equality among the six-geo political zones, economic development and diversification of the economy, resource control e.t.c. I hope Nigerian youths will get their hands on this document and realize is time to speak up.
Secondly sir, you can use your leverage to awaken the spirit of patriotism and level of consciousness of our teeming youths to ensure the full adoption of this report in collaboration with different stakeholders such as labour unions,civil groups,NANS, religious bodies, ASUU,NASU,NBA,political parties,e.t.c.
Thirdly, the unification of this union and the promotion of our oneness rather than our differences is the source of our strength.
With this peaceful approach,slowly but surely we will bend the trajectory of this country towards social equality, social justice , strong institutions and we shall in the end enjoy the Nigeria of our dream. That does not mean we should not protest about what is wrong but rather we must not fear to protest but we must never protest out of fear just like what happened during the national protest against the removal of fuel subsidy, we almost change the trajectory of this country then, but the rest is history.
I condemn in strong term the plan of the federal government to conduct a secret trial based on the charges brought against you. I solidarize with you and hope our youths will rather be more motivated to stand up for the truth no matter the consequences. Nelson Mandela is a legacy for us just like the way you are now inspiring us towards a "NEW NIGERIA" in the not too distant future. I hope to work with you in realisation of the "NEW NIGERIA" after whatever god you are serving has brought you out safely from your present persecution. A NEW NIGERIA where no matter the region you came from you can attain whatever you desire,a NEW NIGERIA where institutions will be stronger than individuals not even the president and a NEW NIGERIA where there is massive investment in our infrastructures,education,social security,economy,health sector.e.t.c. Just like the statement made by the late chief obafemi awolowo while also going through your present situation, he said "there will be light after the tunnel".
May the peace and hope that comes with the birth of our lord Jesus Christ be your portion and strengthen you in your current plight. Merry Christmas and happy new year in advance.
Yours Sincerely,
JEGEDE ABAYOMI S.,
Department of Management & Accounting,
Part 4,
Obafemi Awolowo University,
Ile-Ife,
Nigeria.
0703009009
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by klassicview: 9:02am On Dec 26, 2016
stupid write-ups from an an Ilorin coward slave. instead of fighting for your freedom your hear writing rubbish. Nnamdi Kanu has destroyed Nigeria with truth there's nothing buhari or anybody can do about it. if anything happens to him, we will start from where we're because we're everywhere in Nigeria and the world. Biafra restoration is not negotiable.
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by omofunaab(m): 9:06am On Dec 26, 2016
Deelaw:
As i understand, Wole Soyinka is a nationalist and was neva hated as u think. He was d only one dat spoke out in d whole of d so called democratic south-west that d unity of Nigeria is negotiable, to d face of d president without fear or favour. I simply see it as a transfered aggression caused by most southwest ethnic bigots, which (unknown to the abusers) he was neva a part of. Those who know him still know him and acknowledge him.
But majority of your kinsmen don't know that.
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by tollyboy5(m): 9:07am On Dec 26, 2016
Princesaha:
You are really pained, why? You guys should stop getting nervous and envious anytime u hear Biafra. High Bp kills ooo.
I don't understand you I'm from lagos state ive traveled to Abuja port Harcourt but south east I don't know what usefull there. But of recent my igbo friends do tell me southeast is develop so I ask from my people who served there only to know they are just chest beaters
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by Ejanla07: 9:17am On Dec 26, 2016
tollyboy5:
I don't understand you I'm from lagos state ive traveled to Abuja port Harcourt but south east I don't know what usefull there. But of recent my igbo friends do tell me southeast is develop so I ask from my people who served there only to know they are just chest beaters
Of course every cone head tiger faced afonja is from lagos
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by tollyboy5(m): 9:56am On Dec 26, 2016
Noblecx:

But lagos is a no man's land. Which means you can only bark and bark
Lolz keep joking with your sef grin
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by tollyboy5(m): 10:04am On Dec 26, 2016
Ejanla07:
Of course every cone head tiger faced afonja is from lagos
Lolz of recent one igbo girl told me if she was Yoruba she would claim lagos as her state of origin I just have to educate her on that. Igbo sees all Yoruba people in lagos as lagosians but we know our people and our brothers don't come and tell us our land is no man's land that's why it is hard to differentiate IBILE and their brother we united in our difference. So we know our self's
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by timecapsule: 10:42am On Dec 26, 2016
The full duration of a FOOTBALL match is 90mins, But the time period is about 110mins or more because it depend on the referee.
45mins first half+1 or 2 mins additional time = 47mins
15 Half time brake = 15mins
45mins 2nd half + 3or 5 mins additional time = 50mins
The total time period for the match is about 112mins.

The prediction i saw about NIGERIA shows that NIGERIAN has expired as a country, my counting start from 1914 the year they amalgamated us together as country till today 2016. So it depend when the referee will blow the whistle as the final whistle.
1914 - 1960 = 46 They played the 1st half as an example for us to follow.
1970 - 2016 = 46. We have played our own part in these 2 halves, and it depend for the referee (THE UN, EU ECOWAS etc) to blow up the match. If you care to know how we played our own part i will let you know and those that are actors (CAPTAINS) in the match.
LOTTO called it.... REPEAT, NUMBER AND TURNING, COUNTER. Our 46 mins part is played 23 and 23 mins each.
More details later

1970 - 1993 = 23
1993 - 2016 = 23
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by JonSnow(m): 10:51am On Dec 26, 2016
These afonjas are indeed very shameless. undecided
Re: An Open Letter To Nnamdi Kanu By Jegede Abayomi by Ejanla07: 11:26am On Dec 26, 2016
[quote author=tollyboy5 post=52265551]Lolz of recent one igbo girl told me if she was Yoruba she would claim lagos as her state of origin I just have to educate her on that. Igbo sees all Yoruba people in lagos as lagosians but we know our people and our brothers don't come and tell us our land is no man's land that's why it is hard to differentiate IBILE and their brother we united in our difference. So we know our self's [/quote



No u re actually from oriemeta in remote osun. . Just like every yoruba u cut ties wit osun because osun is one unproductive backward place wit wizardry and witchcraft as d booming Enterprise. . U will see some yoruba tenant in lagos wit no family house in lagos claiming lagosian


This shows the yoruba ve no family value system. .
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