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Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by billyG(m): 7:29pm On Feb 18, 2021
Can't those people defend themselves,dnt they have blacksmiths,gunsmiths in SW,if it is for election thuggery,they knows how to get guns...even d personal armoury Ibikunle Amosun has he foolishly gav it out to d police.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by megareal: 7:30pm On Feb 18, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
You are the greatest coward of all time.

Modified
From your signature, I realise you are just lying.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by billyG(m): 7:37pm On Feb 18, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
My friend use yo head,those 2 horned vampires are stubborn,evil & insatiable,give them ruga, ranches they will still jump out,roam,kill, destroy...they hav ulterior motives.d only language they understand is fire4fire.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by dgreatman007: 7:38pm On Feb 18, 2021
Ur Governor said he don't send Sunday Igboho message to fight FULANI in his State. So park all the coupes to Governor house.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by robosky02(m): 7:46pm On Feb 18, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
You say watin

Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Holaomoakin(m): 7:53pm On Feb 18, 2021
These men(Herdsmen even Bandits) are the only set painted poor inside books and newspapers; but in reality are astonishingly rich to acquire enough firearms to fight farmers after grazing on their crops and sweats. Peradventure if not well-checked would evolve into a worse notorious network.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Agboriotejoye(m): 8:07pm On Feb 18, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
Chai!! See as people dey give you gbas gbos like a common low life criminal.
What literary device shall we attribute this you're insane write-up to? Another situational irony or hyperbole?
Chai!! I shame for you seriously
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by haulagehandlers(m): 8:07pm On Feb 18, 2021
JosephXavier:
From Oyo to Ogun

It is spreading through the South West but the Northern governors won't visit their Western counterparts,

The Oga at the top won't deploy all the military personnel, their jets and best combatant soldiers to restore law and order as they did in Orlu

The defence minister said we should defend ourselves and that was what ESN are trying to do but Nigerian Army has declared war on them


The worst is still coming but God no go shame us
the ki;;ing no just start,I remember sometimes around 2010 during the world cup in south,dem kill people wey i know personally for ilorin......okeoyi matanmi village to be precise,the girls an raping thing men an mutilation,then my great aunt (my mum is fulani )blamed the bororo (a sub tribe amongst the fulanis) this issue no be yesterday thin e don tey no be today wey bororo don dey waste life for yoruba land....they are bad and need strong hand to disperse them from our land not just talk talk wey our gunment dey do sharing guns for dem
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by haulagehandlers(m): 8:09pm On Feb 18, 2021
billyG:
My friend use yo head,those 2 horned vampires are stubborn,evil & insatiable,give them ruga, ranches they will still jump out,roam,kill, destroy...they hav ulterior motives.d only language they understand is fire4fire.
you bam
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by IamPlato(m): 8:40pm On Feb 18, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
make una leave this guy alone oh. he is not typin with his normal brain...
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Cosbyrich:
Amumaigwe:
Hate made you write all these? If you invest as much time in creative writing, you are likely to become famous and rich.
Igbos Are Cowards, Saboteurs, By Patrick Ikpainyang

Greenbarge Reporters
4 years ago


For the sake of Nation building, I expected our Igbos compatriots to remain remorseful, with broken spirits and contrite hearts. They should emulate the Japanese and Germans, who after the 2nd World war, that they caused, have adopted pacifist Constitutions and behaviors. They have realized the folly and worthlessness of war mongering.
The activities of IPOB and MASSOB are not in the interest of the Igbos. Rather, unfortunately, old historical wounds have been ruptured. They have inadvertently resuscitated their past inglorious roles in the national disintegration. I don’t blame them, because they were not born before the war, rather I blame their parents that lived through that period. And who should have cautioned them.
I was 9 years old, when Lt Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the Governor of the then erstwhile Eastern Region of Nigeria seceded and declared the Republic of Biafra. In my youthful foolishness, I staked my life to a worthless cause and enrolled in OJUKWU VANGUARD. By the time I returned to my parents in our village which had been liberated by the Nigerian army, I lost 2 academic years, with war scars physically psychologically and mentally inflicted on me.
To start with, the agitation for Biafra is gross insults to the minorities of the then Eastern Region and worse still on the memories of those gallant men and women that paid the Supreme prices. Though Biafra was created by the Igbos, the minorities mostly from the present day Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, sustained it militarily, administratively and diplomatically.
With this, the roles of the following heros come to mind. Late General Philip Effiong,Ojukwu’s 2nd in command, sustained Biafra militarily. Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, was the Secretary of the Government of Biafra. He was the defacto Administrator of Biafra. Late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, was the Director General of Radio Biafra, and their Chief Propagandist. Late Dr Matthew T Mbu, was their foreign Minister and their foremost diplomat. Late Major Archibong was their most brilliant war tactician that liberated Ikot Ekpene six times from the Nigerian army.
With the exception of General Ojukwu, other Igbos used that war to make money. Left for the Igbos, the war would have ended in 1967, it wouldn’t have lasted for 30 months. For instance Col Yakubu Danjuma , of the 1st Division and his Boys literally strolled into Enugu and occupied it. Ditto for most of the Igboland. But late Col Benjamin Adekunle of the 3rd Marine Commando, was frustrated in the present day Akwa Ibom state.
Wherever the battle was tough, most often a non Igbo was the Biafran Commander. The Igbos exhibited so much cowardice. They were saboteurs. It was such that General Ojukwu lost confidence in them, relied and confided only on the minorities, particularly the present day Akwa Ibomites. I am very happy that he appreciated their roles, as were conveyed in his orations at the funerals of late General Philip Effiong, Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, and late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, my neighbor.
Again on the night of 15January 1966, 4 Igbos and I Yoruba Majors and their subalterns embarked on a killing spree. By the time it was over, they have assassinated the Prime minister, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, the almighty Premier of Northern Region, Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Premier of Western Region, Chief Samuel Akintola, Chief Festus Okotie – Eboh. The two Igbo Premiers of Midwest region, Osadebe, and that of the Eastern Region, Chief Michael Okpara, were not touched.
The military casualties of that “coup”, were Brigadier Maimalari, Commander of the 1st Brigade and the most senior Northern military Officer, Brigadier Ademulegun, Commander of the 2nd Brigade, and the most senior Yoruba military Officer, Colonels Shodeinde, Pam and Arthur Unegbe(the only Igbo casualty). Suspiciously Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi, the most senior Igbo military Officer was spared.
Suspiciously an Igbo man, Senator Nwafor Orizu, the Senate President, (with President Nnamdi Azikiwe on vacation to Britain) handed over power to his Igbo brother, Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi. The Igbos were all over bragging about the superiority of their tribe. They waxed a record titled “EWU NEBE AKWA ” meaning the goat is weeping.. That was a mockery of the Northerners over the assassination of their Leaders . And went about provocatively, openly hawking the tearful portraits of the late Prime minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.
The Northerners violently rioted against the Easterners, derogatorily called “Nyameri”. That was the remote cause of the declaration of Biafra and the bloody civil war.
If the present Igbo generation knew the past inglorious roles their fathers played in the disintegration of this Nation, they should be hiding their heads in shame.



https://www.greenbreporters.com/opinion-2/commentary/igbos-cowards-saboteurs-patrick-ikpainyang.html/amp
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by OmovuduTheBeast(f): 8:57pm On Feb 18, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
CHEAP PAID AGENT!!!

EVERY SENSIBLE PERSON ON THIS FORUM KNOWS YOU POST COMMENTS FOR PEANUTS SO NONE OF THEM HAS EVER SEEN YOUR COMMENTS AS MEANINGFUL
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Furckthemods: 9:43pm On Feb 18, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
Am sure u are a yoruba man
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Damisam93(m): 10:02pm On Feb 18, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
See them APC emissary
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Nobody:
The stupid governor, Dapo Abiodun is a cattle reader,; so he's a beneficiary of Fulani atrocities in the state. Stupid governor.

In any community, the most important thing is security of lives and property, the Obas should stop calling on the police for protection, they should protect themselves. Get yoursrlves guns like the ESN and face your enemies.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Nobody: 10:40pm On Feb 18, 2021
Cosbyrich:
Igbos Are Cowards, Saboteurs, By Patrick Ikpainyang

Greenbarge Reporters
4 years ago


For the sake of Nation building, I expected our Igbos compatriots to remain remorseful, with broken spirits and contrite hearts. They should emulate the Japanese and Germans, who after the 2nd World war, that they caused, have adopted pacifist Constitutions and behaviors. They have realized the folly and worthlessness of war mongering.
The activities of IPOB and MASSOB are not in the interest of the Igbos. Rather, unfortunately, old historical wounds have been ruptured. They have inadvertently resuscitated their past inglorious roles in the national disintegration. I don’t blame them, because they were not born before the war, rather I blame their parents that lived through that period. And who should have cautioned them.
I was 9 years old, when Lt Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the Governor of the then erstwhile Eastern Region of Nigeria seceded and declared the Republic of Biafra. In my youthful foolishness, I staked my life to a worthless cause and enrolled in OJUKWU VANGUARD. By the time I returned to my parents in our village which had been liberated by the Nigerian army, I lost 2 academic years, with war scars physically psychologically and mentally inflicted on me.
To start with, the agitation for Biafra is gross insults to the minorities of the then Eastern Region and worse still on the memories of those gallant men and women that paid the Supreme prices. Though Biafra was created by the Igbos, the minorities mostly from the present day Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, sustained it militarily, administratively and diplomatically.
With this, the roles of the following heros come to mind. Late General Philip Effiong,Ojukwu’s 2nd in command, sustained Biafra militarily. Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, was the Secretary of the Government of Biafra. He was the defacto Administrator of Biafra. Late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, was the Director General of Radio Biafra, and their Chief Propagandist. Late Dr Matthew T Mbu, was their foreign Minister and their foremost diplomat. Late Major Archibong was their most brilliant war tactician that liberated Ikot Ekpene six times from the Nigerian army.
With the exception of General Ojukwu, other Igbos used that war to make money. Left for the Igbos, the war would have ended in 1967, it wouldn’t have lasted for 30 months. For instance Col Yakubu Danjuma , of the 1st Division and his Boys literally strolled into Enugu and occupied it. Ditto for most of the Igboland. But late Col Benjamin Adekunle of the 3rd Marine Commando, was frustrated in the present day Akwa Ibom state.
Wherever the battle was tough, most often a non Igbo was the Biafran Commander. The Igbos exhibited so much cowardice. They were saboteurs. It was such that General Ojukwu lost confidence in them, relied and confided only on the minorities, particularly the present day Akwa Ibomites. I am very happy that he appreciated their roles, as were conveyed in his orations at the funerals of late General Philip Effiong, Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, and late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, my neighbor.
Again on the night of 15January 1966, 4 Igbos and I Yoruba Majors and their subalterns embarked on a killing spree. By the time it was over, they have assassinated the Prime minister, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, the almighty Premier of Northern Region, Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Premier of Western Region, Chief Samuel Akintola, Chief Festus Okotie – Eboh. The two Igbo Premiers of Midwest region, Osadebe, and that of the Eastern Region, Chief Michael Okpara, were not touched.
The military casualties of that “coup”, were Brigadier Maimalari, Commander of the 1st Brigade and the most senior Northern military Officer, Brigadier Ademulegun, Commander of the 2nd Brigade, and the most senior Yoruba military Officer, Colonels Shodeinde, Pam and Arthur Unegbe(the only Igbo casualty). Suspiciously Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi, the most senior Igbo military Officer was spared.
Suspiciously an Igbo man, Senator Nwafor Orizu, the Senate President, (with President Nnamdi Azikiwe on vacation to Britain) handed over power to his Igbo brother, Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi. The Igbos were all over bragging about the superiority of their tribe. They waxed a record titled “EWU NEBE AKWA ” meaning the goat is weeping.. That was a mockery of the Northerners over the assassination of their Leaders . And went about provocatively, openly hawking the tearful portraits of the late Prime minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.
The Northerners violently rioted against the Easterners, derogatorily called “Nyameri”. That was the remote cause of the declaration of Biafra and the bloody civil war.
If the present Igbo generation knew the past inglorious roles their fathers played in the disintegration of this Nation, they should be hiding their heads in shame.



https://www.greenbreporters.com/opinion-2/commentary/igbos-cowards-saboteurs-patrick-ikpainyang.html/amp
This copy and paste history and some myopic addition you put here is of no importance to the killings of my Yoruba people at Yewa.

Bringing refugees from Cameroon, Niger and Chad have been done severally. Another set is coming again. Every AREWA anywhere claims to be a Nigerian. We bring bandits to Nigeria. Every Fulani anywhere in the World knows a Fulani is Nigeria President and believes Nigeria offers them a greener pasture.

If you push Yorubas to war, you cannot survive it. I don't know what the kings are up to. Ever since Igboho had issue with Ooni and traditional institutions demanded an apology, we are yet to hear anything. AMOTEKUN is yet to come into operations in Ogun State.

The Yorubas are not interested in that old history. Obasanjo as President never made tribal appointments and projects as witnessed presently. Fulanis cannot be misbehaving and killing Yorubas and you are telling the history of what led to civil war.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Unrated900(m): 10:53pm On Feb 18, 2021
Fahdiga:
And the incompetent army is busy launching air strikes against innocent people in Orlu instead of fighting terrorists. Buhari is evil
Full time evil person
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by atonement12: 10:56pm On Feb 18, 2021
Anigreat:
shocked



The greatest failure of all time in the other thread was more concerned about the happenings in Niger Republic, but careless about the havoc his brothers are doing everywhere in Nigeria.. Till now the greatest failure of all time hasn't said anything about the mayhem unleashed by his terrorists brothers.


What i am most happy about is that, the greatest failure of all time won't be in power forever, a time will come when the greatest failure of all time brothers will be paid in their own coins.

Bunch of useless lots
Terrorists
Killers
Rapist
Thieves.
Don't wait till he's out of power before you start mobilizing and defending yourselves and families!
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by peacenow:
[quote author=post=99194303]Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.[/quote]SilverNorGold / post=99194303 I have checked your profile and posts. So, all these killings is because of RUGA. You are one of the internet warriors President Buhari was praising right? You are a fool , May God visist you with with your joke. Your days are numberd. Death will always visit killed and killers a day at a time. If killing and destroying lives of generation to come makes you happy by taking peoples parent lives because of grass, I praise God for you. May your Children be fatherless very soon. Idiot. Everyone, please click on SilverNorGold profile and check all his post. He is a paid terrorist on Nairaland. They are everywhere.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Str8talk21: 12:24am On Feb 19, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
u must be a big F.O.O.L !
Time for ur terrorist of a President to leave office is almost near and then u terrorists in d name of Fulani herdsmen will get d wrath of Southerners.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Walkee: 12:35am On Feb 19, 2021
MsAllison:
angry

the earlier my real Omoluabi friends realize that buhari is waging war on southern Nigeria the better for them

they are still being deceived and distracted by Tinubu's urchins with 2023 while Fulani herdsmen are taking their community one after the other.

currently Nigeria army is launching an airstrike in orlu to pave way for Fulani herdsmen to overrun SE because ESN is the only thing stopping them.

you'll never see the likes of omenka that forms fake love for SW in this thread.

real Omoluwabi should know that the south is at war with terrorist buhari.
we should start trending #terroristBuhari on twitter to create awareness that the country is being attacked by buhari the criminal terrorist
there won't be any 2023 election I can bet anything. Fulanis aren't relinquishing power because if they do, they are dead.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Walkee: 12:44am On Feb 19, 2021
Shikena:
The south east also voted for the clannish people - ATIKU grin .
This is not the time for unnecessary sanctimony.
it is rubbish these people are saying. My very own sister voted for Buhari 7 times, yes I mean seven times in 2019 so should I now pray for bad things to happen to her?
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Notasyouthink: 1:31am On Feb 19, 2021
SilverNorGold:
Which herdsmen again? The same herdsmen that have been evicted by Sunday Igboho? I don't understand.

That aside, I don't know why some Nigerians are making things difficult for themselves! If RUGA is the solution, why not embrace it? What is common land?

Yesterday, a young man approached me, demanding I cede my 10 hectares of land to him else I won't like what would follow. I pleaded with him, but he refused, insisting he needed the land for an undisclosed business. To avoid issues, I left the land for him - for peace to reign.

So you see? It's not worth it! If RUGA is the solution, let's accept it for peace to reign. Doesn't make any sense killing yourselves cos of grass..

Nigeria go better.
A paid agent spotted!
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by OyinO: 1:46am On Feb 19, 2021
The beginning of the end, and the end of the beginning for a careless, greedy, wicked and corrupt people.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by bigcasava1(m): 2:23am On Feb 19, 2021
Yoruba people fulanis are ur brothers igbos are ur enemy. Take heart
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by pacespot(m): 2:23am On Feb 19, 2021
The security operatives will not be deployed to fish out the Fulani's criminals now, but once the locals retaliated against the jihadists, the military will find their way there in less than 24 hours.

Is this not the same ogun state where the military escorted Fulani's into the community they have been rejected?
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by pacespot(m): 2:43am On Feb 19, 2021
Cosbyrich:
How many of them died in Shasa?Everybody should eschew violence.


Igbos Are Cowards, Saboteurs, By Patrick Ikpainyang

Greenbarge Reporters
4 years ago


For the sake of Nation building, I expected our Igbos compatriots to remain remorseful, with broken spirits and contrite hearts. They should emulate the Japanese and Germans, who after the 2nd World war, that they caused, have adopted pacifist Constitutions and behaviors. They have realized the folly and worthlessness of war mongering.
The activities of IPOB and MASSOB are not in the interest of the Igbos. Rather, unfortunately, old historical wounds have been ruptured. They have inadvertently resuscitated their past inglorious roles in the national disintegration. I don’t blame them, because they were not born before the war, rather I blame their parents that lived through that period. And who should have cautioned them.
I was 9 years old, when Lt Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the Governor of the then erstwhile Eastern Region of Nigeria seceded and declared the Republic of Biafra. In my youthful foolishness, I staked my life to a worthless cause and enrolled in OJUKWU VANGUARD. By the time I returned to my parents in our village which had been liberated by the Nigerian army, I lost 2 academic years, with war scars physically psychologically and mentally inflicted on me.
To start with, the agitation for Biafra is gross insults to the minorities of the then Eastern Region and worse still on the memories of those gallant men and women that paid the Supreme prices. Though Biafra was created by the Igbos, the minorities mostly from the present day Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, sustained it militarily, administratively and diplomatically.
With this, the roles of the following heros come to mind. Late General Philip Effiong,Ojukwu’s 2nd in command, sustained Biafra militarily. Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, was the Secretary of the Government of Biafra. He was the defacto Administrator of Biafra. Late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, was the Director General of Radio Biafra, and their Chief Propagandist. Late Dr Matthew T Mbu, was their foreign Minister and their foremost diplomat. Late Major Archibong was their most brilliant war tactician that liberated Ikot Ekpene six times from the Nigerian army.
With the exception of General Ojukwu, other Igbos used that war to make money. Left for the Igbos, the war would have ended in 1967, it wouldn’t have lasted for 30 months. For instance Col Yakubu Danjuma , of the 1st Division and his Boys literally strolled into Enugu and occupied it. Ditto for most of the Igboland. But late Col Benjamin Adekunle of the 3rd Marine Commando, was frustrated in the present day Akwa Ibom state.
Wherever the battle was tough, most often a non Igbo was the Biafran Commander. The Igbos exhibited so much cowardice. They were saboteurs. It was such that General Ojukwu lost confidence in them, relied and confided only on the minorities, particularly the present day Akwa Ibomites. I am very happy that he appreciated their roles, as were conveyed in his orations at the funerals of late General Philip Effiong, Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, and late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, my neighbor.
Again on the night of 15January 1966, 4 Igbos and I Yoruba Majors and their subalterns embarked on a killing spree. By the time it was over, they have assassinated the Prime minister, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, the almighty Premier of Northern Region, Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Premier of Western Region, Chief Samuel Akintola, Chief Festus Okotie – Eboh. The two Igbo Premiers of Midwest region, Osadebe, and that of the Eastern Region, Chief Michael Okpara, were not touched.
The military casualties of that “coup”, were Brigadier Maimalari, Commander of the 1st Brigade and the most senior Northern military Officer, Brigadier Ademulegun, Commander of the 2nd Brigade, and the most senior Yoruba military Officer, Colonels Shodeinde, Pam and Arthur Unegbe(the only Igbo casualty). Suspiciously Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi, the most senior Igbo military Officer was spared.
Suspiciously an Igbo man, Senator Nwafor Orizu, the Senate President, (with President Nnamdi Azikiwe on vacation to Britain) handed over power to his Igbo brother, Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi. The Igbos were all over bragging about the superiority of their tribe. They waxed a record titled “EWU NEBE AKWA ” meaning the goat is weeping.. That was a mockery of the Northerners over the assassination of their Leaders . And went about provocatively, openly hawking the tearful portraits of the late Prime minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.
The Northerners violently rioted against the Easterners, derogatorily called “Nyameri”. That was the remote cause of the declaration of Biafra and the bloody civil war.
If the present Igbo generation knew the past inglorious roles their fathers played in the disintegration of this Nation, they should be hiding their heads in shame.
A good reminiscent view of the history
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by ddeola: 2:48am On Feb 19, 2021
Now somebody will say that Sunday Igboho is not doing the right thing. Must we wait until they exterminate our people? huh huh huh huh huh
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Ikpunekenwa(m): 8:51am On Feb 19, 2021
Cosbyrich:
How many of them died in Shasa?Everybody should eschew violence.


Igbos Are Cowards, Saboteurs, By Patrick Ikpainyang

Greenbarge Reporters
4 years ago


For the sake of Nation building, I expected our Igbos compatriots to remain remorseful, with broken spirits and contrite hearts. They should emulate the Japanese and Germans, who after the 2nd World war, that they caused, have adopted pacifist Constitutions and behaviors. They have realized the folly and worthlessness of war mongering.
The activities of IPOB and MASSOB are not in the interest of the Igbos. Rather, unfortunately, old historical wounds have been ruptured. They have inadvertently resuscitated their past inglorious roles in the national disintegration. I don’t blame them, because they were not born before the war, rather I blame their parents that lived through that period. And who should have cautioned them.
I was 9 years old, when Lt Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the Governor of the then erstwhile Eastern Region of Nigeria seceded and declared the Republic of Biafra. In my youthful foolishness, I staked my life to a worthless cause and enrolled in OJUKWU VANGUARD. By the time I returned to my parents in our village which had been liberated by the Nigerian army, I lost 2 academic years, with war scars physically psychologically and mentally inflicted on me.
To start with, the agitation for Biafra is gross insults to the minorities of the then Eastern Region and worse still on the memories of those gallant men and women that paid the Supreme prices. Though Biafra was created by the Igbos, the minorities mostly from the present day Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, sustained it militarily, administratively and diplomatically.
With this, the roles of the following heros come to mind. Late General Philip Effiong,Ojukwu’s 2nd in command, sustained Biafra militarily. Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, was the Secretary of the Government of Biafra. He was the defacto Administrator of Biafra. Late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, was the Director General of Radio Biafra, and their Chief Propagandist. Late Dr Matthew T Mbu, was their foreign Minister and their foremost diplomat. Late Major Archibong was their most brilliant war tactician that liberated Ikot Ekpene six times from the Nigerian army.
With the exception of General Ojukwu, other Igbos used that war to make money. Left for the Igbos, the war would have ended in 1967, it wouldn’t have lasted for 30 months. For instance Col Yakubu Danjuma , of the 1st Division and his Boys literally strolled into Enugu and occupied it. Ditto for most of the Igboland. But late Col Benjamin Adekunle of the 3rd Marine Commando, was frustrated in the present day Akwa Ibom state.
Wherever the battle was tough, most often a non Igbo was the Biafran Commander. The Igbos exhibited so much cowardice. They were saboteurs. It was such that General Ojukwu lost confidence in them, relied and confided only on the minorities, particularly the present day Akwa Ibomites. I am very happy that he appreciated their roles, as were conveyed in his orations at the funerals of late General Philip Effiong, Late Chief Ntieyong Udo Akpan, and late Chief Okokon Ndem Okon, my neighbor.
Again on the night of 15January 1966, 4 Igbos and I Yoruba Majors and their subalterns embarked on a killing spree. By the time it was over, they have assassinated the Prime minister, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, the almighty Premier of Northern Region, Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Premier of Western Region, Chief Samuel Akintola, Chief Festus Okotie – Eboh. The two Igbo Premiers of Midwest region, Osadebe, and that of the Eastern Region, Chief Michael Okpara, were not touched.
The military casualties of that “coup”, were Brigadier Maimalari, Commander of the 1st Brigade and the most senior Northern military Officer, Brigadier Ademulegun, Commander of the 2nd Brigade, and the most senior Yoruba military Officer, Colonels Shodeinde, Pam and Arthur Unegbe(the only Igbo casualty). Suspiciously Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi, the most senior Igbo military Officer was spared.
Suspiciously an Igbo man, Senator Nwafor Orizu, the Senate President, (with President Nnamdi Azikiwe on vacation to Britain) handed over power to his Igbo brother, Major General Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi. The Igbos were all over bragging about the superiority of their tribe. They waxed a record titled “EWU NEBE AKWA ” meaning the goat is weeping.. That was a mockery of the Northerners over the assassination of their Leaders . And went about provocatively, openly hawking the tearful portraits of the late Prime minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.
The Northerners violently rioted against the Easterners, derogatorily called “Nyameri”. That was the remote cause of the declaration of Biafra and the bloody civil war.
If the present Igbo generation knew the past inglorious roles their fathers played in the disintegration of this Nation, they should be hiding their heads in shame.
With all these you've written, the point is we all should kneel down with our face down till the fulanis wipe us out right?
All these your beer parlour commentary is what your village chief priest told you happened during the war? That war happened in 1967, this is 2021 and your fulani army can't face ragtag bandits but you want to to go into another full fledged war with this time the opressed which if am correct the whole south. Your chief priest didn't tell you that the hausa and fulani were clueless during the war, if not for obasanjo, buhari and your murtala mohammed by now would have been dead meat. Just keep lieing like your pervert mohammed and blood thirsty allah and Bleep out of here Idiot.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by Ikpunekenwa(m): 8:57am On Feb 19, 2021
guy222:
you left your land for peace to reign, How did you acquire the land in the first place? If the land was given to you by your parent i believe they would be in their grave crying and weeping, to be honest with you, you are a mumu somebody.
You didn't know the idiot after ceding the land went at night with his fulani cowards to kill the person. Am sure he left that out.
Re: Agony As Herdsmen Overrun Ogun Communities by orisa37: 9:13am On Feb 19, 2021
OPC IGBOHO AND AMOTEKUN SHOULD GO TO OGUN STATE AND WIPE OUT ALL FULANI TERRORISTS.
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