₦airaland Forum

The beginning of the end

i'm tired of all this

Where is Sen. Ekweremadu in all of this? Surprisingbthat notwithstanding his standing as the most prominent Ndigbo politician of these times little, if anything at all, has been heard from him on this matter.

this ftc thing get any reward attached to it

Once again, I plead with our people to avoid taking laws into their hands or antagonizing our neighbours,” Saraki added.


Hope u guys know who he is telling

I am of the opinion that the senate should hold a public hearing and let key biafra stake holders and possibly other ethnic nationalities be invited to speak up on their grievances on what to do for peacefull coexistence.

MrRationaL:
President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, said the Senate would soon meet with security chiefs over military action against members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and their leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

He said the meeting would chart a path for resolution of contentious issues causing tension in the South-East and also address the skirmishes in Plateau and other states.

This is as the Nigerian Army declared that its ongoing operation in the region will continue.

Saraki in a statement on Sunday in Abuja said that security agencies, political and religious leaders must work for the promotion of dialogue as means for tackling agitations, to ensure peace in the country.

The statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Yusuph Olaniyonu, urged all Nigerians to maintain peace and avoid statements or actions capable of aggravating the tension in parts of the country.

Saraki said that the crises in the country were not unconnected to the economic challenges being faced by citizens.

“The tension in some parts of the country has its roots substantially in the economic situation.

“The nation should be assured that some of the legislative and executive actions taken to address the economic problems are beginning to yield fruits.
“This is why we recently witnessed the rebound of the economy and the exit of the country from recession,” he said.

He called for calm among the people, especially in the South-East and Plateau, saying that the government required the cooperation of everyone in solving all problems.

“I want to appeal to our people to avoid stoking ethnic or religious fires. We should not deepen the fault lines of our nation and place citizens in danger of violence and sustained crises.

“The government requires the support of all Nigerians and we should please give peace a chance. No real development or genuine economic activity can take place in the midst of crisis or tension.

“Investments and development thrive only where there is peace,” Saraki said.

He advised political, community and religious leaders to take actions that would douse the tension and reassure the people that the best way was for us to live together in peace and harmony.

“All leaders at this point must canvass support for government and preach peace, love and harmony.
“Once again, I plead with our people to avoid taking laws into their hands or antagonizing our neighbours,” Saraki added.

Source: http://RationalTV..in/2017/09/biafra-what-senate-will-do-about.html

Antoeni:
Soldiers are not only very disciplined but calm. They can only react if you want to prove stubborn. Typically, some Nigerians are very stubborn. They would prefer to do that negative thing you ask them not to do. It is often said, "park well", "keep moving", "don't litter", "reduce speed limit". Some Nigerians hardly obey all these warnings.
Now, juxtaposed that premise with the punishment received by some youths in Abia and tell me what you may likely get. Those youths may have displayed their youthful rascality that provoked the Army for them to have punished them. Soldiers won't just see you and start punishing you. How on earth would a citizen publicly call his own President a " cow", Animal". That's derogatory! And that should ordinarily elicit punishment let alone violently leading Nigerians to disintegration. That's condemnable.
When those yearning for Biafra thinks right, behaves well, coordinates themselves well, Army won't have any reason to punish them.

And you believe this one has secondary school certificate.

See ,if Nigerians are enjoying this military way of doing things,then why did we spend lives and money to get democracy?

Danielmoore:
Speaker of Parliament and senate president is the most powerful post in advanced countries

like which country?

goaldynman:
COPIED:
Facts that will shock you about IPOB-NA Crisis.

1.The proscription of IPOB and its declaration as a Terrorist Organisation ,by the Defence Headquarters and South East Governors Forum, is illegal ,as only a Federal High Court Judge, on an Application by the Attorney General of Federation can do so ,according to the Anti-Terrorism Act.

2.The keeping of Peace and maintenance of Law and Order, is the primary responsibility of the Police ,you don't unleash the Military on the Civilian Populace ,when the is no armed insurrection :Buhari v .Yarudua ,as per the Supreme Court .

3.According to the Global Terrorism Index (GTI),IPOB is not listed as a Terrorist Organisation ,but the Fulani Herdsmen are listed as the 4th Deadliest Terrorist Organization in the World,it has not been declared as a Terrorist Organisation by the Nigerian Populace!

4.The International Best Practices in Military Engagement ,is the use of Water Cannons ,Rubbers Bullets and Cannisters to disperse an unruly unarmed crowd and not live bullets.

5. Also ,the Nigerian Army , Rules of Engagement as it pertains to the Civil Populace,provides for the Use of Proportionate Force !

6.The current killings of unarmed Igbos by the Nigerian Army is tending towards Crime Against Humanity ,a Crime triable at the International Criminal Court ,at the Hague ,Netherlands!


7. The Same South East Governors that purportedly proscribed IPOB , had a scheduled meeting with Nnamdi Kanu the IPOB Leader, on the Friday the 15th of September, 2017 and Nnamdi Kanu ,called it off, citing security concerns and the Governors ,never condemned the unprovoked killings of their people !

8. The Court that is empowered by law to so declare or tag any organization as terrorist, in March 2017 declared Ipob a lawful organization, as the newspaper below shows:

Please what is the duty of the military? Was there BSS in march? No innocent person was killed, Only Ipob members who stopped the military from preforming their lawful duty.

maxiflexy:
senate should relax let the military settle this.


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The Saraki man just grandstanding

Antoeni:
Soldiers are not only very disciplined but calm. They can only react if you want to prove stubborn. Typically, some Nigerians are very stubborn. They would prefer to do that negative thing you ask them not to do. It is often said, "park well", "keep moving", "don't litter", "reduce speed limit". Some Nigerians hardly obey all these warnings.
Now, juxtaposed that premise with the punishment received by some youths in Abia and tell me what you may likely get. Those youths may have displayed their youthful rascality that provoked the Army for them to have punished them. Soldiers won't just see you and start punishing you. How on earth would a citizen publicly call his own President a " cow", Animal". That's derogatory! And that should ordinarily elicit punishment let alone violently leading Nigerians to disintegration. That's condemnable.
When those yearning for Biafra thinks right, behaves well, coordinates themselves well, Army won't have any reason to punish them.

murder the language...

AK481:
And you believe this one has secondary school certificate.

See ,if Nigerians are enjoying this military way of doing things,then why did we spend lives and money to get democracy?

Do u mind some fish brain?

JUSTICE4Nigeria:
NO need the deed has been done

Yeah the Republic of Biafra is becoming less realistic

JUSTICE4Nigeria:
NO need the deed has been done

this one weaken me. as I dey so, I don weak

u see why I like bhuari, he talk less and act more....those fools should have just let d army go jejely

MrRationaL:
President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, said the Senate would soon meet with security chiefs over military action against members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and their leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

He said the meeting would chart a path for resolution of contentious issues causing tension in the South-East and also address the skirmishes in Plateau and other states.

This is as the Nigerian Army declared that its ongoing operation in the region will continue.

Saraki in a statement on Sunday in Abuja said that security agencies, political and religious leaders must work for the promotion of dialogue as means for tackling agitations, to ensure peace in the country.

The statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Yusuph Olaniyonu, urged all Nigerians to maintain peace and avoid statements or actions capable of aggravating the tension in parts of the country.

Saraki said that the crises in the country were not unconnected to the economic challenges being faced by citizens.

“The tension in some parts of the country has its roots substantially in the economic situation.

“The nation should be assured that some of the legislative and executive actions taken to address the economic problems are beginning to yield fruits.
“This is why we recently witnessed the rebound of the economy and the exit of the country from recession,” he said.

He called for calm among the people, especially in the South-East and Plateau, saying that the government required the cooperation of everyone in solving all problems.

“I want to appeal to our people to avoid stoking ethnic or religious fires. We should not deepen the fault lines of our nation and place citizens in danger of violence and sustained crises.

“The government requires the support of all Nigerians and we should please give peace a chance. No real development or genuine economic activity can take place in the midst of crisis or tension.

“Investments and development thrive only where there is peace,” Saraki said.

He advised political, community and religious leaders to take actions that would douse the tension and reassure the people that the best way was for us to live together in peace and harmony.

“All leaders at this point must canvass support for government and preach peace, love and harmony.
“Once again, I plead with our people to avoid taking laws into their hands or antagonizing our neighbours,” Saraki added.

Source: http://RationalTV..in/2017/09/biafra-what-senate-will-do-about.html

Oluwaloniglory OmoJesu wrote:
France (Paris) to Netherlands (Amsterdam) is less than
4hrs with the train. That's like driving from Lagos to Ilorin.
Between these two countries is another two different
country. Luxembourg and Belgium. Amsterdam is basically
about 1.5hr to Belgium, that close someone like me had
asked in the past why can't they just be one country.
Do you know Belgium has a population of 11million and
seceded from the Netherlands?
Do you know Luxembourg population is less than
600thousand?
When people think Nigeria is too small to break up, I find it
difficult to understand what they mean.
Forcefully Keeping 200million people together to be
managed by some cow rearer or even by the most intelligent
persons is to me slavery by proxy.
When people say one Nigeria is better, I checked out their
individual lives and in most cases there is nothing to write
home about.
You sit on Facebook shouting one Nigeria while you sleep
and wake up at Luxembourg embassy for a visiting visa just
to disappear from the one Nigeria you so love. Hianity is
your case!
The one Nigeria that can't guarantee you employment after
graduation. The one Nigeria that can't guarantee you quality
education. The one Nigeria that only favour a very few. The
one Nigeria that can't guarantee you quality medical
services. Exactly what do you want in this one Nigeria that
continues to kill its youths?
Ask me 100 times and I will answer you I do not love one
Nigeria. Let this contraption break up in peace so everyone
can build their country.
Restructuring? Taaa! You missed me!! We've been on this
road before. I've said over and over, Nigeria was
restructured in the past, it took only one night for Nigeria
military to overthrow and turned everything upside down.
Good day, people and have a Beautiful Sunday!

but where are those shouting Afonja! Afonja, are they out of data or what?

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soon even our churches will be declared as terrorist organizations

pls do something reasonable and be fast about it. its against the Vienna convention to shoot armless and peaceful protester.

this is the type of people that deserves to made a president not dat chewing stick dat is so bigoted

peace move

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Nnamdi kanu has made other tribes to hate the igbos, south east people should desist from him

They should do something douse d tension in naija ooo

Antoeni:
Soldiers are not only very disciplined but calm. They can only react if you want to prove stubborn. Typically, some Nigerians are very stubborn. They would prefer to do that negative thing you ask them not to do. It is often said, "park well", "keep moving", "don't litter", "reduce speed limit". Some Nigerians hardly obey all these warnings.
Now, juxtaposed that premise with the punishment received by some youths in Abia and tell me what you may likely get. Those youths may have displayed their youthful rascality that provoked the Army for them to have punished them. Soldiers won't just see you and start punishing you. How on earth would a citizen publicly call his own President a " cow", Animal". That's derogatory! And that should ordinarily elicit punishment let alone violently leading Nigerians to disintegration. That's condemnable.
When those yearning for Biafra thinks right, behaves well, coordinates themselves well, Army won't have any reason to punish them.

but el rufai and co called jonathan worst names,insulted him and even supported boko haram.
the answer is simple,those in power today have no business in a democratic setting. we made the wrong choice and will surely vote them out by 2019.

Danielmoore:
Speaker of Parliament and senate president is the most powerful post in advanced countries

In your own dictionary, that is.

Yeye de smell.

I now see the reason why Nnamdi KANU wants to break out of Nigeria and I'm in full support of him,don't get it twisted I'm Yoruba but only those thieves that are embezzling our resources want Nigeria to remain as one. Biafrans are suffering,Yorubas are suffering despite the fact that we contribute to the betterment of this country than other tribes. these cows keep ruling us woefully and we still want them to continue ruling us? Nnamdi KANU should do the needful joor. Yorubas are strongly behind you,we are tired of an administration where the first lady is rocking 1.6 million naira gown while some people manage to eat one square meal . These people are only concerned about embezzlement and victory in election,they're not concerned about the people that voted them in,they don't even care if everybody dies as long as they live and keep embezzling

Danielmoore:
Speaker of Parliament and senate president is the most powerful post in advanced countries

In what advanced countries, please?

You would be correct if you said the Senate and the House of Reps combined could be more powerful than the president. But it is ignorance to say that the Senate President and the Speaker of the House are more powerful than the president. There is no advanced country where the leaders of Senate and Reps have more power than the president.

MrRationaL:
Saraki in a statement on Sunday in Abuja said that security agencies, political and religious leaders must work for the promotion of dialogue as means for tackling agitations, to ensure peace in the country.

Saraki said that the crises in the country were not unconnected to the economic challenges being faced by citizens.

“The tension in some parts of the country has its roots substantially in the economic situation.

But President Buhari has practically suspended democracy for military leadership. If not, in which democratic country had soldiers tortured and killed unarmed civilians like what is happening today in the east by soldiers approved by President Buhari in his operation python dance? Did the NASS approve the invasion of a peaceful part of the country?

Antoeni:
Soldiers are not only very disciplined but calm. They can only react if you want to prove stubborn. Typically, some Nigerians are very stubborn. They would prefer to do that negative thing you ask them not to do. It is often said, "park well", "keep moving", "don't litter", "reduce speed limit". Some Nigerians hardly obey all these warnings.
Now, juxtaposed that premise with the punishment received by some youths in Abia and tell me what you may likely get. Those youths may have displayed their youthful rascality that provoked the Army for them to have punished them. Soldiers won't just see you and start punishing you. How on earth would a citizen publicly call his own President a " cow", Animal". That's derogatory! And that should ordinarily elicit punishment let alone violently leading Nigerians to disintegration. That's condemnable.
When those yearning for Biafra thinks right, behaves well, coordinates themselves well, Army won't have any reason to punish them.

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