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asari dokubo
it seems charly boy Mumu Neva do
pls kindly release anoda video to enlighten him more
charly Mumu

Glocks:
the cry of marginalization is also experienced by other ethnicity and tribes in Nigeria. what charly boy fails to understand is that despite the marginalisation being experienced by every tribe, only the Igbo's are challenging the evil sufferings imposed on this country by evil politicians. while other tribes prefer suffering and smiling. wallowing in penury but yet does nothing, but when the Igbo's come out to fight this evil instead of the scared tribes to support them they castigate them and support their oppressors. the clamour for Biafra is simply because other tribes are ready to suffer and smile in Nigeria but not Igbo's.

You're very wrong with your submission...every other ethnic groups arent silent but it is just that method/approach differs..yes,.some of those methods are clearly wrong are counterproductive but what the IPOB are clamouring for will end up putting the Igbo race at a dangerous disadvantage if care is not taken. The fear of som1 like Charly boy is not that of the atualization of biafra state but that it can never solve the many problems of the igbo race but rather worsen it and that Kanu is so selfish that despite "knowing" the obvoius, he is bend on taking IGBOs backwark yet again......this seems to be like the story of the Isrealites on a journey to the promised land; anytime the face difficuity/challenges, they grumble/complain/accuse and insult Mosses...telling him they are better of in Egypt than were God is taking them.
Charly Boy make alot of sense in that write up but then, it's common for an average nigerian to keep following the elites blindly. Nnamdi Kanu is in no way different from an average nigerian politicians and elite.

There is difference between born in d street and born wit golden spoon. Charley papa we are wiser now.

Foolish he-goat.
Keep your opinion to yourself.

Thank you!

RosaConsidine:
Okay, let's take Biafra. Let's assume the Niger-Deltansare in on this project. If Biafra is actualized, well, there can only be one president who would either be Igbo or ND and whichever it is, the other would feel shortchanged and marginalized. Even if it's only Igbos in Biafra, you have Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo (I'm just realizing all the SE states begin and end with vowels) and there can only be one president from one of the five leaving the other four to moan and whinge about being left out of things. There is always a line we can be divided by.

. no harm in trying.

Glocks:
the cry of marginalization is also experienced by other ethnicity and tribes in Nigeria. what charly boy fails to understand is that despite the marginalisation being experienced by every tribe, only the Igbo's are challenging the evil sufferings imposed on this country by evil politicians. while other tribes prefer suffering and smiling. wallowing in penury but yet does nothing, but when the Igbo's come out to fight this evil instead of the scared tribes to support them they castigate them and support their oppressors. the clamour for Biafra is simply because other tribes are ready to suffer and smile in Nigeria but not Igbo's.

I served in kogi state during nysc, ijimu lga,dominated by d yorubas,even though some don't admit it. from d chats i had with some of d natives, it broke mine heart to learn of d kind of marginalization those people pass through. there is practically nothing to write home about about their share in democracy. there is marginalization in all corners of d country,but only few sincere ones do admit it.

greatman247:
Marginalization and nepotism will never stop even if you guys get your so called Viagra sorry Biafra. After the Biafra some sections in IGBO land will still be marginalized and yet they will then clamour for another thing, you keep breaking away to form another nation. A country that keep breaking will keep getting smaller and poorer. Think about that, it's a food for thought.

jahsharon:
When Goatluck Jonaddaft and frog eyed Diezaini were sharing and looting, there was no marginalization & nepotism then.

teebaxy:
cawards

What will you rather prefer be done in achieving a United Nigeria? Because its very obvious that you lots are comfortable with the way the country is...!

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fumiswtpusy:
This man is over 60 but as senseless as tosyne2much.
What the biafrans which is even more than igbos alone including ijaw,akwa etc is that firstly they originally had a country before the white came which is biafra or the old eastern region.
Secondly the truth is clearly seen but rarely heard.the hausa are the real nigerians and yorubas which is the oduduwa love been their slave,so like a dog and it's owner when they remain crumbs they throw it to their dog the yorubas.
Now ss and se are uniting.and that tout Tonyebarcanista barcanista and Joe igbokwe can't stop the love between brothers.
I am the first neat,truthful,bold, yoruba girl that don't fart like I am sick.

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Shameless man.

RosaConsidine:
How is it that we can go abroad and live with people who have totally different cultures from us and we would live in peace but right in our own country, we are being told that we can't live together with people with whom we've shared the same geographical location since time immemorial? Does it not make you wonder?

A similar baffling fact is a Nigerian living abroad who has no problem with his daughter marrying an Oyinbo man whose ancestors enslaved his people but the same man is hell bent on preventing his Western born and raised daughter from marrying a fellow Nigerian because the suitor is from the "other" tribe even though his daughter has more in common with the Nigerian suitor than she can ever have with an Oyinbo man.

Defies logic and is part of the reason an increasing number of Nigerian ladies abroad are still single because they are waiting for their tribesman before saying I do.

mbhs139:
One thing you fail to realized from Charley Boy's discussion is that "the biafran narrative needs to change". You don't expect people to support this your course with the way and manner you guys are going about it; abusing every tribe that catches your fancy, calling others animals living in the zoo called Nigeria. Is that what you want others to join you in doing? Of course not!

who are those abusing every tribe. all tribes abuse themselves in nigeria as far as i am concerned. what manner have other tribes. used to fight the evil politicians. the Biafra agitation needs no support what is needed is for other tribes to mount their own agitation using whatever manner they like, and this has already started. first it was the forming of odua, then ND republic, then bendel .very soon the middle belt would start theirs. In Nigeria to get the attention of the evil men in power u use all manner of unconventional and unorthodox means to get their attention. u can't preach to the devil.

ahamonyeka:
honestly it will change nothing rather suffering will be the other of the day because we igbos are greeds. most of us are rebels and betrayers green snake under the green grass.



i am an igbo man and i not subscribe to it cos its gonna bring regret later.

before the coming of the whiteman, how many recorded conflicts did the igbos have showing their greediness,disunity,disloyalty among them? show me a worthy instance showing igbos greediness as a people? if there is any body with a problem,it is that person who is scared of competition there result to crying foul.

Elliot2:
I served in kogi state during nysc, ijimu lga,dominated by d yorubas,even though some don't admit it. from d chats i had with some of d natives, it broke mine heart to learn of d kind of marginalization those people pass through. there is practically nothing to write home about about their share in democracy. there is marginalization in all corners of d country,but only few sincere ones do admit it.

that is the problems, people feel marginalized, instead of them to fight for their right. they keep mum, and when someone fights they bring up nonsense like hatred, one Nigeria and all nonsense. one Nigeria does it mean suffering. that the people must suffer

Charley boy should just shut up. He is only looking for cheap publicity.

What does he know about the suffering of the masses.

How many times has he spoken against the massive looting of our common wealth by greedy politicians, religious killings in the North, marginalisation and several injustice in this country.

He should just shut his mouth and focus on his family.

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fumiswtpusy:
I have given you one like for your folishness,now manage it and run along to play kid

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Coming from a grown up man who is ashamed of his gender and tribe.

You can only deceive the novies here not me

dlondonbadboy:
This one na confirmed mumu...

This one mumu just start!

Mumu man

IDIOT U SHALL SEE U ARE SO JOBLES,THEIF LIKE WHAT WILL u seeTO STEAL MAJORITY. OF IGBO ARE THIEVES,KIDNAPPER,DRUGS,RITUALIST

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fumiswtpusy:
I am a yoruba girl but just that I am diffrent because my mun is from ss.for example I am neat,bold and hate cowardice,always change my pant,something other yoruba girls dont.
Try to always speak the truth and don't pretend like other yorubas.
I am also not a slave to northerners like you.
Once again kid go and play

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Weak! Weak!! Weak!!!
Go tell that to the yorubas because I am not one of them.

Shameless man. You don buy market

fumiswtpusy:
Then we're are you from dog

What's this one saying? You sound incoherent, are you drunk, Mr man?

ahamonyeka:
honestly it will change nothing rather suffering will be the other of the day because we igbos are greeds. most of us are rebels and betrayers green snake under the green grass.



i am an igbo man and i not subscribe to it cos its gonna bring regret later.

My. Man check urself very well are u really ibo

smartty68:
Well, this country has gone beyond living in unity with one another; Water don pass garri.

Marginalization & Nepotism is the order of the day.

Marginalisation and Nepotism is in every state;

Rochas is running government for the in-laws and family members in Imo state where Orlu zone dominating governorship, Owerri zone has never held power. Osun state is owned by the likes of Adelekes. The Saraki family toying with gov/sen seats in Kwarra. TINUBU IS STILL IN POWER IN LAGOS GOVERNORSHIP. How about the KOGI election fiasco just to deny a certain tribe from power. YOU CAN SEE SIMILAR THINGS IN DELTA, ABIA and other states..


Secession is not the answer but empowering our exuberant youths with skills, ethical and political re-orientation to survive on their own, know their rights and STAND AGAINST THE BAD LEADERSHIP. STOP SUCKING UP THE LIES OF THE OLD FOOLS OR BEING USED AS TOUTS DURING ELECTION!!

itsdumebi:
Below is a letter made available to PoliticsNGR, written by Charlyboy Oputa to Igbos warning them over the Agitation for Biafra. It reads;

Letter To Fellow Biafrans: I know some of my Igbo brothers and sisters are not happy with me simply because I have not used My Brand as CharlyBoy to advocate for the clamour of The Biafran state.

However, like I always say, there is more than one way to achieve a purpose. Though I may disagree with my Igbo brothers and sisters on the choice of rhetorics and methodology, our objectives are to a large extent identical because we all want to bring an end to the marginalisation of the common peoples, by the evil cabals who are holding Nigeria to a ransom and getting away with their obnoxious impunity and criminality.

Those who truly know and have followed me know that I am not a Group soul and I have always dared to follow the path least travelled in the continuous struggle to add value to my environment.

It is indeed laughable that despite being a native chicken, Nwa afo, son of Biafran soil with a full-blown Igbotic blood, I have been persistently labelled a wannabe Yoruba, Hausa, Tiv and an Ijaw man simply because I have consistently maintained that I believe in the unity of Nigeria.

To start with, I go like tell una sey you may not be totally wrong if you call me the man from all tribes in Nigeria. This is because I believe in the oneness of all Nigerian peoples. I believe that we have gotten to a point in our national history where a Yoruba man cannot live in isolation of an Igbo man. Likewise, an Ijaw man cannot live in isolation of a Hausa/Fulani man. All tribes in Nigeria today have become a mat of interwoven fibres that cannot be segregated. There have so far been intertribal marriages, intertribal business ownership, and intertribal partnership; and countless other intertribal collaborations and relationships in Nigeria.

For this reason, my question to those agitating for secession would be that if each tribe decide to secede from Nigeria today, what then would happen? Who would lead the new nations?

Will the people be happy? Will injustice be defeated in the new societies? Will criminality end in leadership positions? Will there be happiness in the new nations? Will the people finally have a country to call their own? – These are important questions we must ask ourselves and provide answers to before we even start to beat the drums of secession.

Having said that, I must state that whereas I am a Biafran at heart, what should engage our minds is not a sectional Biafra but a national Biafra. The fight for nationalists who will drive the discourse and the engagement necessary in answering the Nigeria National Questions must not be bogged down by petty sentiments, tribal colorations, and religious propaganda. The failure of the Igbo nation and all Nigerian tribes and peoples is the fault of influence peddlers and directionless decision makers.

The crux of the Biafran agitation is that my people are tired of a system that has perpetually failed them. My Igbo kinsmen are tired of a system that enriches the rich and impoverishes the poor. My people are tired of a system that glorifies impunity and criminality. My people are tired of decades of oppression and marginalization. However, the deeply rooted disgruntlement in Biafra land is not peculiar to my Igbo brothers and sisters alone; all the common peoples in the 500 tribes in Nigeria are victims of a failed system and persistent oppression. And this is essentially where I disagree with my brother Nnamdi Kanu that though Biafra is right, it should be a national cause and not a sectional one.

Let me be clear: The Brand CharlyBoy is not only a Global brand but also a national brand that should not be reduced to a sectional brand.

The problem in this nation is not the lack of a space where we all can coexist but the lack of men of integrity and progressive nationalists. We lack the right kind of leadership that will fight for the interest of the common people. And if at all there would be an agitation, it should be geared towards sanitizing the currently bastardized Nigerian system. Our agitation for Biafra should be about having the right leaders in positions of power and not power drunken people with an insatiable appetite to plunder and loot.

Therefore, my people, I insist that the suffering of the People from the South East is also the suffering of the people from the other geopolitical zones in Nigeria. And the oppression of the Igbo people is also the oppression of all Nigerian peoples. An injury to one is an injury to all. A Biafra state is not going to change the players of the game, it will only exacerbate the sufferings of the victims of the game.

In conclusion, my people, let us dutifully work ourselves back into reckoning by fighting for Fairness, Justice, and Equality for all Nigerians; Not Ibos Only; Yorubas Only or Hausas Only but all Nigerians.

Areafada CharlyBoy
President of All Frustrated Nigerians.

http://politicsngr.com/2017/08/12/biafra-will-not-change-anything-will-increase-suffering-charlyboy-pens-letter-igbos/

@Charlie Boy.

#YOURMUMUPASSDONKEYOWN.

Stop looking for popularity with the Biafra movement a very intelligent person, not mumu like you, created.

Biafra movement is moving people in Nigeria.

0b100100111:
Which other tribes re suffering? Better fa reality! The West and North have benefited from what you call slavery. The Niger-Delta re now aligning and development is moving towards there!

Call it slavery! Your lots till date still abscond to the region of the slaves in thousands on monthly basis!

The real slaves in Nigeria re Igbo's. They have benefited "Nothing" from Nigeria as they choose to be chest-beating instead of aligning.

u are being more stewpid dan the person u qouted.. Wen i tot i have heard stewpidity in spew of one person, then comes along the most stewpid of them all.. Illogical Hatreds on urselves, all has made many of u stewpid, attaching dis tribal slur around it doesnt make it any identifying.. Most of u all from various tribes are stewpid and lies within the confluence of most depraved, illogically selfish, lieing, callous and irrational commoners. How many of these commander in theives called politicians wif their retardd loots fight the way most of you fight here for notting.. The ediots dont even fight themselves rather they mix u lots up in tribal venom and go attend their daughters n sons weddings inviting joe and music artist, with over 50 aircraft for guest with una own money in loots... Many of una no get sense at all. There is nothing wrong with everyone or region operating as a protectorate or similar tribes on their forts as regional governments or federating unit as it used to be, dissolve n decentralise dis stupidity in abuja, while every tribe develop at its own pace and we all dictate wat we expect from abuja or d central government.. Then we can truly mount pressure as a tribe on d government we have right on our own soil to be subject to our central hope of rapid growth, change, civilisation and development and still travel to each others region to admire or inspire progress we are making as protectectorates, complementing each other... This is wat this criminals in government dont want, n instead una go fight them, una they fight una selves.. Na wa o..

Zeze06:


Let there be suffering, suffering is better than slavery

It is better for Igbos to suffer under Igbos..

Slavery is when you live under the barbaric Fulani bastards that believe they were born to rule...

Tell that Charlie mugu this

Glocks:
the cry of marginalization is also experienced by other ethnicity and tribes in Nigeria. what charly boy fails to understand is that despite the marginalisation being experienced by every tribe, only the Igbo's are challenging the evil sufferings imposed on this country by evil politicians. while other tribes prefer suffering and smiling. wallowing in penury but yet does nothing, but when the Igbo's come out to fight this evil instead of the scared tribes to support them they castigate them and support their oppressors. the clamour for Biafra is simply because other tribes are ready to suffer and smile in Nigeria but not Igbo's.

I respectfully disagree, the Biafran move (especially as led by Kanu) has been full of insults and ridicule of the Nigerian people, a call for Igbos to Abandon ship. The struggle has never been all-encompassing, had he Kanu used his voice to stand for the oppressed voiceless Nigerians (regardless of tribe) that would have been a widely celebrated movement.

I quite agree with Charly Boy here, secession is not a magic bullet to ending our problems. The sooner we realize that there are only two tribes in this country: The rich and the poor, the better for us.

itsdumebi:
Below is a letter made available to PoliticsNGR, written by Charlyboy Oputa to Igbos warning them over the Agitation for Biafra. It reads;

Letter To Fellow Biafrans: I know some of my Igbo brothers and sisters are not happy with me simply because I have not used My Brand as CharlyBoy to advocate for the clamour of The Biafran state.

However, like I always say, there is more than one way to achieve a purpose. Though I may disagree with my Igbo brothers and sisters on the choice of rhetorics and methodology, our objectives are to a large extent identical because we all want to bring an end to the marginalisation of the common peoples, by the evil cabals who are holding Nigeria to a ransom and getting away with their obnoxious impunity and criminality.

Those who truly know and have followed me know that I am not a Group soul and I have always dared to follow the path least travelled in the continuous struggle to add value to my environment.

It is indeed laughable that despite being a native chicken, Nwa afo, son of Biafran soil with a full-blown Igbotic blood, I have been persistently labelled a wannabe Yoruba, Hausa, Tiv and an Ijaw man simply because I have consistently maintained that I believe in the unity of Nigeria.

To start with, I go like tell una sey you may not be totally wrong if you call me the man from all tribes in Nigeria. This is because I believe in the oneness of all Nigerian peoples. I believe that we have gotten to a point in our national history where a Yoruba man cannot live in isolation of an Igbo man. Likewise, an Ijaw man cannot live in isolation of a Hausa/Fulani man. All tribes in Nigeria today have become a mat of interwoven fibres that cannot be segregated. There have so far been intertribal marriages, intertribal business ownership, and intertribal partnership; and countless other intertribal collaborations and relationships in Nigeria.

For this reason, my question to those agitating for secession would be that if each tribe decide to secede from Nigeria today, what then would happen? Who would lead the new nations?

Will the people be happy? Will injustice be defeated in the new societies? Will criminality end in leadership positions? Will there be happiness in the new nations? Will the people finally have a country to call their own? – These are important questions we must ask ourselves and provide answers to before we even start to beat the drums of secession.

Having said that, I must state that whereas I am a Biafran at heart, what should engage our minds is not a sectional Biafra but a national Biafra. The fight for nationalists who will drive the discourse and the engagement necessary in answering the Nigeria National Questions must not be bogged down by petty sentiments, tribal colorations, and religious propaganda. The failure of the Igbo nation and all Nigerian tribes and peoples is the fault of influence peddlers and directionless decision makers.

The crux of the Biafran agitation is that my people are tired of a system that has perpetually failed them. My Igbo kinsmen are tired of a system that enriches the rich and impoverishes the poor. My people are tired of a system that glorifies impunity and criminality. My people are tired of decades of oppression and marginalization. However, the deeply rooted disgruntlement in Biafra land is not peculiar to my Igbo brothers and sisters alone; all the common peoples in the 500 tribes in Nigeria are victims of a failed system and persistent oppression. And this is essentially where I disagree with my brother Nnamdi Kanu that though Biafra is right, it should be a national cause and not a sectional one.

Let me be clear: The Brand CharlyBoy is not only a Global brand but also a national brand that should not be reduced to a sectional brand.

The problem in this nation is not the lack of a space where we all can coexist but the lack of men of integrity and progressive nationalists. We lack the right kind of leadership that will fight for the interest of the common people. And if at all there would be an agitation, it should be geared towards sanitizing the currently bastardized Nigerian system. Our agitation for Biafra should be about having the right leaders in positions of power and not power drunken people with an insatiable appetite to plunder and loot.

Therefore, my people, I insist that the suffering of the People from the South East is also the suffering of the people from the other geopolitical zones in Nigeria. And the oppression of the Igbo people is also the oppression of all Nigerian peoples. An injury to one is an injury to all. A Biafra state is not going to change the players of the game, it will only exacerbate the sufferings of the victims of the game.

In conclusion, my people, let us dutifully work ourselves back into reckoning by fighting for Fairness, Justice, and Equality for all Nigerians; Not Ibos Only; Yorubas Only or Hausas Only but all Nigerians.

Areafada CharlyBoy
President of All Frustrated Nigerians.

http://politicsngr.com/2017/08/12/biafra-will-not-change-anything-will-increase-suffering-charlyboy-pens-letter-igbos/

so the teargas we heard is injection....they have injected dis mumu

ameri9ja:
Good one, Charlie. I am a fellow Onye Igbo and I totally agree with u. We have formed a group called ADN (Association of Detribalised Nigerians) and just by your expressed views you are already a member. We believe the haters, tribal jingoists, and separatists are actually a small but very vocal minority. Our aim is to wake up the sleeping giant of vast majority of Nigerians who are capable of loving their tribes without hating other tribes or wanting separation from them.

SHUT UP UR MOUTH YOU AFONJA. YOUR PROPAGANDA WILL NEVER WORK. STOP TRYING . U R A COWARD USING IGBO NAME TO PLOT EVIL. NO IGBO MAN WILL EVER WANT A ZOO.WE WANT BIAFRA.STOO DECIEVING URSEF. YOLOBA SKULL MINER LIKE U. ADN MY YASH

Shebi I don talk am? Abeg, wey my mat? And my kunu and zobo? Make somebody bring groundnut and puff-puff come this side. Na on top dis thread I go match brake today. Beta gist no go waka pass me, o!

The IPOB e-warriors have already landed here to abuse Charley Boy, and swear for his ancestors, simply because he dared to give a different opinion about Biafra, their proposed Utopian republic. Hehehe...... In fact, very soon they will call him an Afonja too, despite the fact that he is from Oguta.

DonVikings:
Time for the confused Pigs and Idiots who hailed him yesterday to come and insult him down to his grand parents.

I know no say you sef don see am!

chidogh:
My. Man check urself very well are u really ibo

my brother am an ibo man to the fullest and i know what am saying lets forget this biafra of a thing we are talking of and develop our region.we are shouting biafra yet we are developing other people's region like lagos for instance .

ayd91:
I respectfully disagree, the Biafran move (especially as led by Kanu) has been full of insults and ridicule of the Nigerian people, a call for Igbos to Abandon ship. The struggle has never been all-encompassing, had he Kanu used his voice to stand for the oppressed voiceless Nigerians (regardless of tribe) that would have been a widely celebrated movement.

I quite agree with Charly Boy here, secession is not a magic bullet to ending our problems. The sooner we realize that there are only two tribes in this country: The rich and the poor, the better for us.

people fail to understand that the level of distrust among various ethnicity in Nigeria is alarmingly high. is it an Hausa man or Yoruba man that would support Kanu speaking for them or fighting for them. If he does it would be termed an Igbo agenda to destabilize a Fulani govt, or Igbo agenda to dominate the south. nnamdi Kanu's method might be so unintelligent, but its his right to choose who he wants to fight for. let other tribes fight for themselves. no revolution can succeed in Nigeria, the elite knows this. even Charley boy has been protesting for three days now, how many people have joined him.