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| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by g4gerald: 6:32am On Sep 20, 2017 |
greatiyk4u:South east(Biafra land) is not one of the places he called zoo |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by wengerman: 6:47am On Sep 20, 2017 |
nairanaira12:because you, Kanu and his ipob miscreants want to leave equate to the Igbos wanting to leave, did the deputy senate president, your governors, reps, senators, ifeanyi Ubah and other successful Igbo sons and daughters tell you and Kanu they want to leave . So because u and Kanu and other unsuccessful lots want Biafra that is not in the interest of the successful ones, who even make Kanu and his slaves as spokesman for the Igbos, the Igbo community in Kanu said that they are for one United Nigeria which is to there interest. Oga try and be sensible for once |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by ExInferis(m): 6:58am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Theakthedream:You, sir, are a genius. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by ibro2040: 6:59am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Kashbwoyjnr:do a little check before you comment next time. Both a sultan and an emir of Kano were dethroned in the past |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Cleantip(m): 7:00am On Sep 20, 2017 |
GrandFinale2017:Seperate him from his son please. Kanu is an Adult.. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by AleeDee(m): 7:05am On Sep 20, 2017 |
I swr 1 day persin go dey read nairaland nd e go die nd ppl no go knw wetin kilam, even autopsy report sef. Una wan jst kill persin wit laff. Truely, nnamdi kanu must resume orresign #ourmumudondo Theakthedream: |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by chosengocap: 7:05am On Sep 20, 2017 |
msylva2147:All alayes are militants. Brain fall on you. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by ibro2040: 7:07am On Sep 20, 2017 |
blacknp:Omo you wicked wo���� |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by bot101(m): 7:09am On Sep 20, 2017 |
greatiyk4u:Everybody has an opinion, and that's absolutely okay, but thinking your opinion counts because you can write A B C is utter foolishness. Your ilk are who make Nnamdi speak the way he does. Can't your tiny brain tell you that kings are traditional rulers, not appointed or elected? I won't blame you much though, you live in a society where everything goes, and you think that's okay. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by bot101(m): 7:12am On Sep 20, 2017 |
wengerman:Hahaha, the best way to determine whether we want to stay or leave is through a referendum, and if I recall correctly, asking for this is equated to terrorism and and war mongering in Nigeria, go figure. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by victorioushands: 7:16am On Sep 20, 2017 |
RareDiamond:Cow dung smoke at work! |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Nobody: 7:19am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Cleantip:he's an adult and he's still living under his parent's roof? TUFIAKWA |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Nobody: 7:25am On Sep 20, 2017 |
bot101:secession is not allowed in this Country's Constitution. We solely believe on One Nigeria so ya'll Ipods can keep wailing for the rest of your miserable lives cos there is no referendum for you. And by the way why didnt u ask for referendum during GEJ's regime? |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by ritababe(f): 7:28am On Sep 20, 2017 |
lonelydora:same |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Nobody: 7:31am On Sep 20, 2017 |
g4gerald:shut up. As far as the 5 land locked states of the south east region is still in Nigeria it is still a zoo but when Biafra is actualised then it is free to be called the Pig Nation.
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| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Ngokafor(f): 7:36am On Sep 20, 2017 |
chosengocap:Was that what Aljazeera said? Anyway,its the plain truth |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Obec70(m): 7:40am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Betrayals & incompetent set of leader's in the southeast! |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by msylva2147(m): 7:43am On Sep 20, 2017 |
chosengocap:your brain needs either factory settings or total surgery, start saving money instead of wasting it data that you have nothing upstairs to use it for. That's all you clowns know, afonja as if you kidnappers can even match their standard. I wonder why this freedom was not even given to you so that the zoo as you call it can amend their constitution about the penalty for kidnapping,drugs,child trafficking ,money rituals and arm robbery will be death sentence by hanging., believe me within months we will hang like ten thousand ipobs for the said offences. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by RitzyPrince(m): 7:43am On Sep 20, 2017 |
nairanaira12:you think change of name is the solution? Before demanding for a nation, first ask yourself what have the igbos done to better their seven states? Can u run a country when u Can't run a state properly ? |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by msylva2147(m): 7:47am On Sep 20, 2017 |
GrandFinale2017:it is better we talk to Baba to allow them so that Nigerian name will removed from the black book in the world. Any bad thing someone is being caught that will tarnish the image of this country you don't need to check the name because you know it either be emeka, chidi chukwuma and the rest of the bla bla. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by bot101(m): 8:11am On Sep 20, 2017 |
GrandFinale2017:Why don't we test the popularity of 'we'. As for your question, why did a sitting President escalate an already bad situation? Answer that, and you'll get your answer to why the agitations have increased. That you say secession or referendum is not a part of Nigeria's constitution is directly equivalent to slavery, don't ask why you are called slaves when next IPOB or anybody calls you slaves. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by JusticeSeeker: 8:11am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Mrrationalshop:wise man |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Reference(m): 8:12am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Badluck:Stop being clever by half. Will you be willing to accept an Ijaw President from another party after Buhari's regime is over thoughtless of one from Bayelsa. Will you not rave and rant. Yaradua is from Katsina, Buhari is from Katsina, two Presidents from one state in less than a double term apart. Where else can this happen and you tell me Nigeria's geo-politics isn't skewed. When there is cross cultural advantage you will gladly hear the terms hausa-fulani, one north, etc but when pressure is placed on the region as in this secessionist drama you gladly delaminate. Shows that the people behind this movement actually know what they are doing in driving a wedge between northern groups. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by UnchangeableGod: 9:16am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Chiedu4Trump: |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by UnchangeableGod: 9:18am On Sep 20, 2017 |
sureheaven:NNAMDI Kanu is a hero. Igbos, the southern minorities and the international community know this. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by UnchangeableGod: 9:24am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Hadone:Please what should the elders be advising the young ones on? That they should keep quite (probably collect money, contracts and political posts) while their people are marginalized, discriminated against, maltreated and even killed for wanting to be free! |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Nobody: 9:29am On Sep 20, 2017 |
blacknp:Foolish slave |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by AkupeMBANO(f): 9:33am On Sep 20, 2017 |
RareDiamond:Bros! teach them, they Dono |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by Greenthumb(m): 9:36am On Sep 20, 2017 |
greatiyk4u:And just to add to the vital points you've made above, from 1999 to date, all the Governors, Senators, HoR members, State HoA members, LG Chairmen, Councillors in the SE have all been IGBOS, not from other tribes like it was during military regimes. So, the real question is, what have these guys done to improve that Region individually and collectively What investments they did attract to their various states to empower the people, beyond giving them keke napep, and other gifts during electioneering campaigns No ONE is asking these pertinent questions, no ONE is asking these guys to give account of their stewardship to their various states. The focus is on the Federal Government |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by UnchangeableGod: 9:42am On Sep 20, 2017 |
hakeem4:And what 'sin' did NNAMDI Kanu commit? That he is an uncompromising, courageous freedom fighter, who risked his life and convenience for the marginalized people of the Southeast to be free from Nigeria. I may not like some of his comments and approaches, but he did the right thing. There may have been collateral damages to our people as a a result of the illegal onslaught from the people who do not want us to be free but that is all part of the price of freedom. Moses was not a sinner when he led the people of Israel out of Egyptian bondage. The people of Israel were even made to suffer more when Moses announced their impending freedom and they blamed Moses for their plight but their freedom eventually came to pass! (Exodus 5:4-23). Biafra's peaceful separation from Nigeria will eventually come to pass I J N, Amen. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by UnchangeableGod: 9:45am On Sep 20, 2017 |
nairanaira12:Please ask them. |
| Re: Why I Can’t Dethrone Nnamdi Kanu’s Father – Governor Ikpeazu by slegerman(m): 9:59am On Sep 20, 2017 |
Kashbwoyjnr:The then Emir of Sokoto, Ibrahim Dasuki was dethroned by the then millitary administrator of Sokoto state, Yakubu Muazu, in 1996. Likewise, if someone is pronounced king by the king makers and the state government refuses him the staff of office, he cannot rule over his people. So kings are subject to the state government as (fortunately or unfortunately) enshrined in the constitution. |
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What investments they did attract to their various states to empower the people, beyond giving them keke napep, and other gifts during electioneering campaigns