₦airaland Forum

taoheedoriloye:
You write hatred towards some people's religion and some ethnic group period. And jihad did not start from abuja where there is alot of churches.

It enjoyable to blackmail others for your people woes.
You people engaged in drugs business for long now you are paying the price , all you got to do is to type nonsense. Futile efforts

Yoshy:
Wait, are we this dumb? Since when did drug fight turn innocent people into casualties?

From cultists to drug lords. Non, I repeat NON operates like this. What happened in Ozubulu can never be logically concluded to be drug fight, unless someone is trying so hard to hide something from us.

Drug dealers settle their beef by killing their offenders sometimes. This have always been done through hired assassination or juju (taking someone to a juju court). It has never been heard that drug dealers decided to mass execute bunch of Christians in a church that does not even have the target or the family members in it. In other to retaliate for wrong done to them.

What happened in Ozubulu, is not Igbo style of settling qualms.

This is an act of terrorism, and God forbid, if it's a jihad, cos I know not everyone is too gullible not to see that the police/government account of this issue is wrong and thwarted. People will ask questions, people will demand explanations and Ozubulu is the wrong choice of town for whomever orchestrated this act.

Why you shouldn't rule out the possibility of terrorism and Fulani militia attack?

It happened in Enugu, but the timing and mode of operation is the major factor. Whoever carried out the evil wanted to send a message to Igbos of what they are capable of doing. They know we will understand that it was never an act fueled by feud between drug dealers, but they can't outrightly own up because of the political implications.

RIP to the dead.

Enough of the politicising, let's call a spade, a spade.

Igbos don't sweep this under the carpet, get to the roots of it.

rusher14:
Drug Lords have been known to massacre without pity from time immemorial.

This was especially popular in the USA in the 80's.

Miami, NY were known catacombs of drug warfare.

Your brothers may be late to this strategy but they are doing it with dexterity.

rusher14:
Drug Lords have been known to massacre without pity from time immemorial.

This was especially popular in the USA in the 80's.

Miami, NY were known catacombs of drug warfare.

Your brothers may be late to this strategy but they are doing it with dexterity.

CROWNWEALTH019:
It can never happen in naija

rusher14:
It has already happened.

Many years ago Nigerians often boasted that suicide bombers could never be found within.
E be like say na we carry first for that one now
Accompanying avarice is sometimes double-crossing and violence.
Pandora's box has been opened in Ozubulu.
To shut it would be quite a herculean task.

taoheedoriloye:
You write hatred towards some people's religion and some ethnic group period. And jihad did not start from abuja where there is alot of churches.

It enjoyable to blackmail others for your people woes.
You people engaged in drugs business for long now you are paying the price , all you got to do is to type nonsense. Futile efforts

Yoshy:
Wait, are we this dumb? Since when did drug fight turn innocent people into casualties?

From cultists to drug lords. Non, I repeat NON operates like this. What happened in Ozubulu can never be logically concluded to be drug fight, unless someone is trying so hard to hide something from us.

Drug dealers settle their beef by killing their offenders sometimes. This have always been done through hired assassination or juju (taking someone to a juju court). It has never been heard that drug dealers decided to mass execute bunch of Christians in a church that does not even have the target or the family members in it. In other to retaliate for wrong done to them.

What happened in Ozubulu, is not Igbo style of settling qualms.

This is an act of terrorism, and God forbid, if it's a jihad, cos I know not everyone is too gullible not to see that the police/government account of this issue is wrong and thwarted. People will ask questions, people will demand explanations and Ozubulu is the wrong choice of town for whomever orchestrated this act.

Why you shouldn't rule out the possibility of terrorism and Fulani militia attack?

It happened in Enugu, but the timing and mode of operation is the major factor. Whoever carried out the evil wanted to send a message to Igbos of what they are capable of doing. They know we will understand that it was never an act fueled by feud between drug dealers, but they can't outrightly own up because of the political implications.

RIP to the dead.

Enough of the politicising, let's call a spade, a spade.

Igbos don't sweep this under the carpet, get to the roots of it.

Sapiosexuality:
The whole thing makes no sense. When you try to add up everything it even appears more dangerous. The time it happened. The Killings of the innocent. The haste with which the police concluded. The sympathy calls from different sources. Obiano's acceptance. The use of the drug line. This is complex.

SonofDevil:
according to the priest on altar it was only a Man that carried out the evil act not army of jihadist like ipob have been spreading .

Sapiosexuality:
According to the Priest? Where and when did he say that? You can give me a link where he was 'quoted' to have said so.

SonofDevil:
check the nairaland frontage to see the news.
The priest said a single man carried out the act not army of jihadist .the man had to hid beside the alter

Sapiosexuality:
The Nairaland story I read yesterday didn't say anything about a Priest talking. Nothing on that. It was simply a statement saying the police arrived at the conclusion that it was a drug spar to which I asked I how they arrived at such in just two hours. So tell me, or show me, where the priest made the story you claim he made. I need his quote in a link and not what somebody said the priest said.

SonofDevil:
Ohamadike, who spoke with a Daily Sun correspondent said;

"We were in the church and I was to handle the second reading. As the first reading was still on, I heard a sound like a thunder. I dived under a long form in the church auditorium and from there raised up my head a bit and saw a young man with a fez cap shooting and people ran in all directions for safety in confusion.
https://www.nairaland.com/3971843/parish-priest-removed-cassock-hid

Sapiosexuality:
The whole thing makes no sense. When you try to add up everything it even appears more dangerous. The time it happened. The Killings of the innocent. The haste with which the police concluded. The sympathy calls from different sources. Obiano's acceptance. The use of the drug line. This is complex.

Sapiosexuality:
Is this the Parish Priest you speak of?

"Mr. Ohamadike Stephen, one of the survivors of Ozubulu Church attack carried out at St. Philips Catholic Church, Ozubulu in Ekwusigo Local Government Area of Anambra on Sunday morning, has narrated the horror they went through as GUNMEN stormed the church, even though he refused taking photos"

How is the Survivor Mr Ohamadike the Parish Priest?

Secondly, where did this survivor say that it was just one person who did the act?

Do you mind if I show what other survivors are saying?

What do you stand to gain by leaving part of the story:
"I remained where I was and that was around 5:45am. The Parish Priest removed his cassock and hid at the altar while the GUNMEN continued in the shooting spree."

“When they had left, I helped in evacuating the wounded and casualties to the NAUTH, Nnewi,” he said.

What do you stand to gain bro?

backtosender:
They lied as they always do we are not stupid an eye witness account have already pointing towards the Nigerian govt/militia they will do anything for Biafra to stop

SonofDevil:
sorry I made mistake in the area of the parish priest but it doesn't erase the fact that a single perdon on face cap came inside to shoot people not that propaganda that ipob have been spreading around that the attackers were in army uniform and they came into the church in numbers

Sapiosexuality:
Where are you getting this from? Didn't you read the entire quote you sent me? Look at what the Ohamadike guy you quoted said:

"I remained where I was and that was around 5:45am. The Parish Priest removed his cassock and hid at the altar while the GUNMEN continued in the shooting spree".

Where are you getting your version from? And why are we even arguing the numbers? Does it become less a crime if it was committed by one person?

SonofDevil:
""I dived under a long form in the church auditorium and from there raised up my head a bit and saw a young man with a fez cap shooting and people ran in all directions for safety in confusion.""

It does matter cos ipob have already painted the whole incident as hausa -Fulani jihadist army handwork.
According to them the attackers entered the church in numbers wearing army camouflage and their faced covered.
So the lies must be debunked before it escalate to reprisal attack on innocent Fulani's and the whole thing turn to Igbo vs Hausa riot

Sapiosexuality:
So why not debunk IPOB instead of saying only one attacker came?

Yoshy:
Wait, are we this dumb? Since when did drug fight turn innocent people into casualties?

From cultists to drug lords. Non, I repeat NON operates like this. What happened in Ozubulu can never be logically concluded to be drug fight, unless someone is trying so hard to hide something from us.

Drug dealers settle their beef by killing their offenders sometimes. This have always been done through hired assassination or juju (taking someone to a juju court). It has never been heard that drug dealers decided to mass execute bunch of Christians in a church that does not even have the target or the family members in it. In other to retaliate for wrong done to them.

What happened in Ozubulu, is not Igbo style of settling qualms.

This is an act of terrorism, and God forbid, if it's a jihad, cos I know not everyone is too gullible not to see that the police/government account of this issue is wrong and thwarted. People will ask questions, people will demand explanations and Ozubulu is the wrong choice of town for whomever orchestrated this act.

Why you shouldn't rule out the possibility of terrorism and Fulani militia attack?

It happened in Enugu, but the timing and mode of operation is the major factor. Whoever carried out the evil wanted to send a message to Igbos of what they are capable of doing. They know we will understand that it was never an act fueled by feud between drug dealers, but they can't outrightly own up because of the political implications.

RIP to the dead.

Enough of the politicising, let's call a spade, a spade.

Igbos don't sweep this under the carpet, get to the roots of it.