freshest4live:

Where are the leaders and Senators in lgboland? Why are they in the senate? Why don't they pass bills for the Enugu Onitsha expressway and policies in the senate to benefit the South East? Even if rejected, let us see their efforts and then movement like lpob or Massobs would be meaningful.
We blame the federal Government for everything, where are our docile leaders?

truth4u:

You diabolically forgot that your evil quota system @boki senators are majority in the senate.... What can south East senators do when your evil @boki senators have the majority and power Evil people

Besides, why do you so much want live igbos in your one Nigeria Why are you afraid of having a separate country I can't understand this by fire by force unity...

freshest4live:

I'm not in support of such killings, what is laughable is how the lpob sees the U.S as the solution to their problems, lol. There are other ways to handle this internally first as a major tribe rather than making the U.S your big uncle.
Why give the Hausa/Fulani so much power for god's sake? Why are there no lgbo leaders protesting these killings first in a Nigerian court and at worse to the A.U, why must the U.S be involved?

freshest4live:

So are you slaves to the U.S? Would the U.S send bombs and missiles to Nigeria? Lol you guys are funny. The U.S must also be charged for the indiscriminate killings of innocent children in Syria, that's another human right abuse, isn't it?

kettykin:


There is no other way to handle it except use a foreign court backed by external power. The Hausa Fulani can not stand igbos in war but we know the armed forces has always been coerced to support them, and Even at that they will go out of the way to starve children to death in war Rather than fight combatants.

The world needs to be aware of what is happening in Nigeria so that I'd in future war breaks out they will not foolishly support one side

GenBuhari:
As if US would tolerate any country probing its numerous killings of African Americans by their police force.
Good morning fellow Danite

freshest4live:

So you have no power to solve your problems as a major tribe in Nigeria, you have to cry to foreigners for everything? That's a sign of weakness, please stop disgracing the lgbo nation. If this was lsoko tribe, then it would be understandable. Why show the world that other regions in Nigeria can easily oppress you, and your leaders would do nothing about it, allowing fringe groups to cry for help from outsiders.
Who would hold the U.S responsible for the Syrian complaints about their children who continually die from U.S drones and missiles? Even yesterday this was on the news.

freshest4live:

I think it's time for ohaneze Ndigbo to take up whatever Igbo struggle there is, not movements here and there, it's disorderly. Try to bring them into this and make them more active, you'll get a lot of things done, and discuss issues at the top. Stop seeing yourselves as oppressed all the time.

Nukualofa:
What's the essence of dialogue when everything is seen through ethnic prism. Let the Court settle it and i trust the US government to obey their courts if Buratai is found culpable.


Let's meet in court and stop all these emotional blackmail

freshest4live:

It's a pity that Africans can't solve their problems themselves, truly we are still a colony of the West. I don't blame you guys though, l blame the system and the African Union.
When U.S government commits obvious crimes from the point of view of other nations like say Iraq or blacks, who would prosecute them? Can the new Biafra prosecute them?
If for instance, in Biafra the ljaws rise up against the lgbos, would you also take this to a court in the West?

Nukualofa:
Since African Leaders don't want the rule of law to thrive here then it won't be wrong if the US act as our big brother.


All this emotional blackmail is not working.

freshest4live:

So you have no power to solve your problems as a major tribe in Nigeria, you have to cry to foreigners for everything? That's a sign of weakness, please stop disgracing the lgbo nation. If this was lsoko tribe, then it would be understandable. Why show the world that other regions in Nigeria can easily oppress you, and your leaders would do nothing about it, allowing fringe groups to cry for help from outsiders.
Who would hold the U.S responsible for the Syrian complaints about their children who continually die from U.S drones and missiles? Even yesterday this was on the news.

freshest4live:

You can call it emotional blackmail, there was a recent statement attributed to Trump, where he says Africans can't even solve their problems or rule themselves and your group proves them right, not that I support the Nigerian army, but that you haven't even brought this to the forefront here in Nigeria, then Africa/ECOWAS and then finally the U.S.

GMBuhari:
So them go leave their own country / home / work come attend to una here?



Anything is possible sha since even Trump visited Nnamdi

freshest4live:

Lolz, you guys are comedians.

freshest4live:

Where are the leaders and Senators in lgboland? Why are they in the senate? Why don't they pass bills for the Enugu Onitsha expressway and policies in the senate to benefit the South East? Even if rejected, let us see their efforts and then movement like lpob or Massobs would be meaningful.
We blame the federal Government for everything, where are our docile leaders?

freshest4live:

I'm not in support of such killings, what is laughable is how the lpob sees the U.S as the solution to their problems, lol. There are other ways to handle this internally first as a major tribe rather than making the U.S your big uncle.
Why give the Hausa/Fulani so much power for god's sake? Why are there no lgbo leaders protesting these killings first in a Nigerian court and at worse to the A.U, why must the U.S be involved?

freshest4live:

I'm not in support of such killings, what is laughable is how the lpob sees the U.S as the solution to their problems, lol. There are other ways to handle this internally first as a major tribe rather than making the U.S your big uncle.
Why give the Hausa/Fulani so much power for god's sake? Why are there no lgbo leaders protesting these killings first in a Nigerian court and at worse to the A.U, why must the U.S be involved?

obyrich:
Have you forgotten the Arewa Forum filed a case against Ihejirika at the ICC over Boko haram and killing in the North?

freshest4live:

You can call it emotional blackmail, there was a recent statement attributed to Trump, where he says Africans can't even solve their problems or rule themselves and your group proves them right, not that I support the Nigerian army, but that you haven't even brought this to the forefront here in Nigeria, then Africa/ECOWAS and then finally the U.S.

freshest4live:

You can call it emotional blackmail, there was a recent statement attributed to Trump, where he says Africans can't even solve their problems or rule themselves and your group proves them right, not that I support the Nigerian army, but that you haven't even brought this to the forefront here in Nigeria, then Africa/ECOWAS and then finally the U.S.

truth4u:

If you don't want Biafra to involve USA, then, the Hausa Fulani should not use Nigerian-British military power when dealing with Biafrans....

Let it be man on man, Hausa Fulani and Igbo Ijaw slugging it out as man on man....not the zoo British military power against the armless biafrans

Urchman27:
American attorneys to storm Nigeria

From Aloysius Attah, Onitsha

Two United States Attorneys, Bruce Fein and Bruce DelValle of Fein& DelValle PPLC have met with ten Nigerian witnesses on the suit filed in the United States District court of Columbia against 14 Nigerian defendants for their complicity in the 2016 torture and extra-judicial killings of pro Biafran agitators during their peaceful protests.

The two attorneys who arrived Nigeria three days ago met with the families of the victims at an undisclosed location and also extracted various statements from them which were deposed as affidavits of facts to the suit.

Ten Biafran plaintiffs are seeking millions of dollars as damages to compensate for their grievous losses and suffering following the alleged gruesome killings of pro Biafra agitators in Nkpor and Onitsha , Anambra State and Aba, Abia State in 2016 during the peaceful demonstration for the release of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu.

The identities of the plaintiffs are hidden for security reasons while the case name is John Doe , etal vs Tukur Yusuf Buratai etal civil action No. 1:17-cv-01033. The case has been assigned to United States District Judge Ellen S. Huvelle, appointed by President William Jefferson Clinton.

Speaking to Daily Sun in an exclusive chat, Attorney Bruce Fein said they were in Nigeria as a follow up to the suit already in court because of Biafra agitators who were murdered as a result of high level military and security agencies infringement of their rights to freedom of assembly and expression while the state governors could not also protect the demonstrators.

He explained that under the United States law, those human rights crimes are prosecutable in the United States courts even though the plaintiffs and defendants are citizens of the country, Nigeria.

Fein said after filing the case in the US court, they were able to convince the judge that revealing the identities of the complainants /plaintiffs in the suit could result in retaliations and danger against their families, hence the reason the court settled for the name John Doe etal so that it can proceed anonymously.

He confirmed that 13 defendants out of 16 have been effectively served with the court summons and noted that the Igbos and Christians have the right to live in the country and enjoy their full rights as citizens of Nigeria.

The Nigerian facilitators, Emeka Umeagbalasi , board chairman, International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law and Okpalaezenri Emeka Onyeso of the Forum for the Promotion of National Ethos and Values, in their separate remarks noted that the struggle to ensure justice for the victims and families of those who died through the use of state power of coercion while engaging in peaceful protest is a noble cause that must be pursued to a logical conclusion.

They thanked the Ekwenche Organisation of Chicago, USA for their role in the suit, noting that the capability of countries to set up laws that regulate and protect all fundamental rights of man within the context of the United Nations Declarations, Covenants, Conventions and other multilateral treaties, and punish offenders, to a very large extent, influence the level of human development in most countries of the world

Other defendants in the suit included former Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, former Commander 302 Artillery Regiment, Onitsha, Col Ibrahim Maigeri and Governors Willie Obiano and Okezie Ikpeazu of Anambra and Abia States among others
http://sunnewsonline.com/biafra-us-probes-agitators-killing/

hammerT:


There is enough evidence to deploy troops sef.

These are unarmed peaceful protesters.

You have evidence to compel the US to deploy troops while the fvcker you sent to the US court is filing a civil suit to claim millions of usd in damages , IPOB is doing business with their member's misfortune. they are too dumb to realise that.

jpphilips:


You have evidence to compel the US to deploy troops while the fvcker you sent to the US court is filing a civil suit to claim millions of usd in damages , IPOB is doing business with their member's misfortune. they are too dumb to realise that.

freshest4live:

I think it's time for ohaneze Ndigbo to take up whatever Igbo struggle there is, not movements here and there, it's disorderly. Try to bring them into this and make them more active, you'll get a lot of things done, and discuss issues at the top. Stop seeing yourselves as oppressed all the time.

freshest4live:

Sharrap, U.S has no right to dictate anything to Nigeria, get that into your skull. Cry Baby.