₦airaland Forum

I am inspired to make this post after reading a thread on Nairaland about the statement made by Femi Felana regarding the deployment of military to Nnamadi Kanu’s house in Abia state. (https://www.nairaland.com/4051827/femi-falana-buhari-should-withdraw) and also regarding the first comment made by (Pythondancef)

I was in the United State between September and late November 2014 and I never saw any military man in town or anywhere in their city all through my stay. I have been in Canada since early this year and I have also noticed that I have never seen any military man in town. I encourage other Nigerians in Diaspora to share their experience.

I am not interested in whether you support IPOB or not, my reason of making this post is to make us know that it is really high time for us to demilitarize Nigeria in a democratic era. The deployment of troops to SE should be condemned by all well meaning Nigerians, whether you support IPOB or not. The human right abuse in Nigeria is too much and we should all rise up against it to secure our future. I have watch most of the IPOB processions, and I don’t see anything illegal in what they are doing and it happens everywhere in the world. And even if the president thinks what they are doing is illegal, we have the Nigerian police and Courts.
I have seen several videos posted on Nairaland and on YouTube, on how Nigeria army beat and intimidate people for wearing their camouflage (even seen how a lady and a disabled man was mercilessly beaten by the Nigerian army). We come here to laugh and make jest of those things, encouraging them to harass, intimidate and violate our human rights the more. Even popular comedians make similar jokes of those things. This gives the army more ego and they have kept violating our rights.

Here in Canada, I notice, civilians do wear army t-shirts and face caps. If you go to parties or public places, you will see these things a lot.
I beg the Nigerian press, journalists, and all well meaning Nigerians to start this fight against human right abuse by the Nigerian military, it is really sad, painful and shameful to see these army intimidating civilians in a democratic era.

I read Niaraland alot, but why I hardly make posts is because, even if you quote the relevant section of the constitution that support what you mean, people will still come out and insult you, and even from the post I referenced, Femi Felani, quoted all the relevant sections of the Nigerian constitution that says the president cannot use the military against any civilian, but I was surprised when people were still arguing.
Please my brothers, let’s stand for what is right, irrespective of whether you support IPOB or not, lets kick against this deployment of military to a civilian populace. It may not directly affect you today, but think about tomorrow. Nigeria can only progress and have the promised change if our human rights are respected

In all of those countries, how many of their citizens form a Militia or Secret Service without regard for the country? Have you blamed Nnamdi Kanu and the Ipob youths for their hate speeches which they have been spreading long before now? Bros.... You are a very partial human being.

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masterpolyglot:
In all of those countries, how many of their citizens form a Militia or Secret Service without regard for the country? Have you blamed Nnamdi Kanu and the Ipob youths for their hate speeches which they have been spreading long before now? Bros.... You are a very partial human being.

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Lol. But Yoruba people have OPC (who carry guns).

I hope you know what is militia sha.

BSS who are designated to control crowds and gather information at Biafran rallies unlike gun carrying yet unbanned OPC and Sharia police.

The ushers in your church are also militia using your context.

ConductorHD:
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Lol. But Yoruba people have OPC (who carry guns).

I hope you know what is militia sha.

BSS who are designated to control crowds and gather information at Biafran rallies unlike gun carrying yet unbanned OPC and Sharia police.

The ushers in your church are also militia using your context.

I will so much respect you, if you can just take 5k Chisco bus to Umuahia right now and join your ipob brothers in stoning and attacking the army... Please.... So that you will have a sample of what trouble looks like. Mumu.

masterpolyglot:
I will so much respect you, if you can just take 5k Chisco bus to Umuahia right now and join your ipob brothers in stoning and attacking the army... Please.... So that you will have a sample of what trouble looks like. Mumu.

Nnamdi Kanu is currently addressing his followers in Umuahia right now.

Headslammer, carry your AK47 and go shoot him dead right now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Poo3wguy87c

ConductorHD:
Nnamdi Kanu is currently addressing his followers in Umuahia right now.

Headslammer, carry your AK47 and go shoot him dead right now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Poo3wguy87c

The young army recruits that will slap him into the black maria to his kingdom in Kuje prison are already in Umuahia, you can go there to interview them with your camera.

Having created another security services within a sovereign state is tantamount to army invation

masterpolyglot:
The young army recruits that will slap him into the black maria to his kingdom in Kuje prison are already in Umuahia, you can go there to interview them with your camera.

Why don't you join the army as a "young army recruits" and help slap him into that waiting Black Maria bro?

ConductorHD:
Why don't you join the army as a "young army recruits" and help slap him into that waiting Black Maria bro?

Lol... Bros u dey waste time na... Just hang for chisco bus to umuahia and go fight Ojukwu's battle... Shebi u be conductor...

masterpolyglot:
Lol... Bros u dey waste time na... Just hang for chisco bus to umuahia and go fight Ojukwu's battle... Shebi u be conductor...

Thanks for your Chisco but I have followed Peace Mass Transit to Umuahi already. Now why don't you help us smack that "Beefrauud Kanu" into that your Black Maria Land Rover?

ConductorHD:
Thanks for your Chisco but I have followed Peace Mass Transit to Umuahi already. Now why don't you help us smack that "Beefrauud Kanu" into that your Black Maria Land Rover?

Hehehe funny idiot But seriously my brother, peace is the way forward, lets pray for the nation, no be noise be solution...

masterpolyglot:
Hehehe funny idiot But seriously my brother, peace is the way forward, lets pray for the nation, no be noise be solution...

Peace is we all want. Just give us Biafra and we'll become peaceful neighbouring countries. Those of us in Nigeria will become peace-loving tax-paying foreign citizens as well.

ConductorHD:
Peace is we all want. Just give us Biafra and we'll become peaceful neighbouring countries. Those of us in Nigeria will become peace-loving tax-paying foreign citizens as well.

Forget, no Biafra anywhere... Gone are the days. Face your work make you build house for Ibadan. I still wan marry yellow Igbo girl... We no go allow una go...

masterpolyglot:
Forget, no Biafra anywhere... Gone are the days. Face your work make you build house for Ibadan. I still wan marry yellow Igbo girl... We no go allow una go...

You my friend, are begging in futility. Sorry.

Even Nnamdi Kanu cannot influence any Igbo man to leave Biafra at this point.

So build your house in Ibadan let me build my own in Enugu. If you want a yellow paw paw, come to Owerri and choose one.

ConductorHD:
You my friend, are begging in futility. Sorry.

Even Nnamdi Kanu cannot influence any Igbo man to leave Biafra at this point.

So build your house in Ibadan let me build my own in Enugu. If you want a yellow paw paw, come to Owerri and choose one.

You sure say u go give me one fine omalicha... Correct guy, but una no dey go anywhere... Otherwise na koboko u go chop ooo

holymike47:
I am inspired to make this post after reading a thread on Nairaland about the statement made by Femi Felana regarding the deployment of military to Nnamadi Kanu’s house in Abia state. (https://www.nairaland.com/4051827/femi-falana-buhari-should-withdraw) and also regarding the first comment made by (Pythondancef)

I was in the United State between September and late November 2014 and I never saw any military man in town or anywhere in their city all through my stay. I have been in Canada since early this year and I have also noticed that I have never seen any military man in town. I encourage other Nigerians in Diaspora to share their experience.

I am not interested in whether you support IPOB or not, my reason of making this post is to make us know that it is really high time for us to demilitarize Nigeria in a democratic era. The deployment of troops to SE should be condemned by all well meaning Nigerians, whether you support IPOB or not. The human right abuse in Nigeria is too much and we should all rise up against it to secure our future. I have watch most of the IPOB processions, and I don’t see anything illegal in what they are doing and it happens everywhere in the world. And even if the president thinks what they are doing is illegal, we have the Nigerian police and Courts.
I have seen several videos posted on Nairaland and on YouTube, on how Nigeria army beat and intimidate people for wearing their camouflage (even seen how a lady and a disabled man was mercilessly beaten by the Nigerian army). We come here to laugh and make jest of those things, encouraging them to harass, intimidate and violate our human rights the more. Even popular comedians make similar jokes of those things. This gives the army more ego and they have kept violating our rights.

Here in Canada, I notice, civilians do wear army t-shirts and face caps. If you go to parties or public places, you will see these things a lot.
I beg the Nigerian press, journalists, and all well meaning Nigerians to start this fight against human right abuse by the Nigerian military, it is really sad, painful and shameful to see these army intimidating civilians in a democratic era.

I read Niaraland alot, but why I hardly make posts is because, even if you quote the relevant section of the constitution that support what you mean, people will still come out and insult you, and even from the post I referenced, Femi Felani, quoted all the relevant sections of the Nigerian constitution that says the president cannot use the military against any civilian, but I was surprised when people were still arguing.
Please my brothers, let’s stand for what is right, irrespective of whether you support IPOB or not, lets kick against this deployment of military to a civilian populace. It may not directly affect you today, but think about tomorrow. Nigeria can only progress and have the promised change if our human rights are respected

Ibo Ipod hate speech and violence is not supported by human rights

When you start hearing "if I see a Yoruba man, I'll kill him", then you have to be arrested.

Ibos want love, but they show hate.

Ibos want respect, but they disrespect others.

Ibos want to feel amongst, but they sow seed of religious division.

Ibos want progress in the SE, but they aren't taking their governors to task.

Ibos want Ibo traders to invest in the SE, but they allow ipob menaces to control the SE.