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ERockson:Yes, we will keep 'receiving' ourselves. Lol. |
Lai Mohammed stopped short of admitting that UK would not agree with Nigeria on proscription of IPOB because UK recognizes that the activities of the group is hinged on their inalienable right to freedom of expression which includes having a radio station. |
Level headed woman showcasing her brain. In contrast to the other ones that are busy showcasing only their bodies upandan. |
. This babe should be called Isioma in Igbo. That is, correct brain. |
NNAMDI KANU: THE GAME OF PASSIVE AGGRESSION By Umeh Chummy In his Book 'The 50th Law' prolific writer Robert Greene opined that in today's world, just like every other thing Warfare has evolved, the first to roll out tanks and military hardware (active aggressor) usually suffer the heaviest casualty and loss. This is so because wars are now prosecuted by allies and proxies and to win more allies you must be seen as vulnerable and endangered. Contemporary warriors understand this new phenomenon hence they came up with a strategy of war called Passive aggression. A passive aggressor baits, taunts and VERBALLY attacks his enemy ruthlessly all in a bid to make him take a few wrong steps that will nail him. He must ensure at all cost that his enemy is the first to pull the trigger. Political warfare has also evolved to this point. I don't know of anyone who has implemented Passive aggression so masterfully like Nnamdi Kanu. In fact I don't think there would've been any Kanu without this strategy. He understands Buhari's ego, arrogance, high handedness and military reflexes. This made his regime very predictable hence Kanu has been setting agenda for this government since it came in and he is about to collapse the government without firing a shot. Immediately after 2015 elections, Nnamdi Kanu doubled down on his rhetorics against Buhari. In line with his expectation, immediately after inauguration The President mandated relevant agencies to jam the signal of Radio Biafra. Kanu managed to keep Radio Biafra on the airwaves. This gave him the publicity he required as his name graced the front pages of almost all the tabloids in Nigeria. In his bid to create a kind of cult following he has today in the East he decided to dramatize all he has been saying in London- Buhari's suffocating hatred for Ndigbo and his willingness to sacrifice anything for Biafra, he announced his coming down to Nigeria. Expectedly, when Kanu came in the government arrested him and tried to quell the protest that ensued with brute force, this brought the Biafra agitation to the front burner on the international scale. He knows that courage is not only contagious but also seductive, so he maintained a defiant outlook and made sure he uttered words that suggested he is not backing down every day he came to court. His followership swelled and became fanatical. After he was granted bail, he knew it was time to show the world that he is not a secessionist but a leader of a self determination movement so he organized rallies. The rallies were attended by sea of people and foreign journalists were there to record that. The government became a bit cautious and allowed the rallies to hold but at some point that was frustrating Kanu. Yes the people want Biafra, but why do they want it? What are they running away from? Why will the world see the Biafra Referendum as an urgent need? He knows that you can keep agitating for a UN supervised Referendum without getting it unless the world considers that as a way to protect an endangered people and save them from oppression and intimidation. Hence he needed to dramatize to the world perils of being Igbo in Nigeria and prove to them how crude and mindless Nigerian leaders and army can be on Igbos and expose a gang up against Ndigbo . He doubled down heavily on Buhari. 'the person they brought back from London is not Buhari, he is one Jubrin from Sudan ' he said. The world understands that propaganda is part every struggle so it doesn't matter what you say but what you do. He needed to trigger Buhari's military reflexes, Biafra security service (BSS) was formed and he dared Buhari to arrest him. Kanu knows that once the President is angry he acts before thinking. At this point President Buhari committed the biggest blunder of his life in government, he rolled out the tanks on a people who were just holding Biafran flags, talking and throwing their fists in the air. At the risk of their lives Kanu and IPOB made sure that this military invasion was well recorded and documented. in a haste to cover their mistakes the government went ahead to label the Indigenous people of Biafra (IPOB) a terrorist organization. This portrayed Nigerian government as dangerously unserious and diplomatically stupid. Labelling IPOB registered in The US and UK a terrorist group is tantamount to accusing those countries of harbouring domestic terrorist cells- that's the interpretation in diplomatic circles. These blunders sealed the deal for Biafrans, Referendum is no longer a matter of if but when. Do you still wonder why Obasanjo, a man that dismissed Kanu and IPOB as a group of hungry boys looking for money from govt a year ago is now advising Buhari to dialogue with Kanu? Do you still wonder why the Army that declared IPOB a terrorist organization came out to deny that after 2 days? Do you still wonder why Buhari, a no nonsense President hurriedly arranged Northern governors to head to the East for peace talks? Do you still wonder why the quiet GEJ suddenly came out to tell the President to seek advice from ex presidents on how to handle the Biafran agitation? Kanu has boxed the government to a corner, the international pressure has reached a crescendo and some people do not want to answer for genocide at Hague. Copied |
mecussey:It doesn't surprise me that you don't understand my point. After all, IPOB's points in their agitation are lost on you as well. |
brightalo17:Your deliberate ignorance and selective amnesia is talking. |
You are right. But, I am entitled to my opinion about the matter. And I will say it the way I feel and there is nothing you can do about it. Left to people like you we would still be under colonialism. Left to people like you South African would still be cocooned by apartheid. It was human beings like you that paid the price with their blood for you to be able to open your mouth and express your selffreely. I am not in a hole and I am not in hiding; anything written in this forum can be traced by the DSS even in their inefficiency. So don't give me that bullsshhit about anonymity. |
brightalo17:You are right. But, I am entitled to my opinion about the matter. And I will say it the way I feel and there is nothing you can do about it. Left to people like you we would still be under colonialism. Left to people like you South African would still be cocooned by apartheid. It was human beings like you that paid the price with their blood for you to be able to open your mouth and express yourself freely. I am not in a hole and I am not in hiding; anything written in this forum can be traced by the DSS even in their inefficiency. So don't give me that bullsshhit about anonymity. |
tonyadaya75:Wisdom personified. You are right. But, I am entitled to my opinion about the matter. And I will say it the way I feel and there is nothing you can do about it. Left to people like you we would still be under colonialism. Left to people like you South African would still be cocooned by apartheid. It was human beings like you that paid the price with their blood for you to be able to open your mouth and express yourself freely. I am not in a hole and I am not in hiding; anything written in this forum can be traced by the DSS even in their inefficiency. So don't give me that bullsshhit about anonymity. |
mecussey:Thank you. You are right. But, I am entitled to my opinion about the matter. And I will say it the way I feel and there is nothing you can do about it. Left to people like you we would still be under colonialism. Left to people like you South African would still be cocooned by apartheid. It was human beings like you that paid the price with their blood for you to be able to open your mouth and express yourself freely. I am not in a hole and I am not in hiding; anything written in this forum can be traced by the DSS even in their inefficiency. So don't give me that bullsshhit about anonymity. |
Gentelbae:You are right. But, I am entitled to my opinion about the matter. And I will say it the way I feel and there is nothing you can do about it. Left to people like you we would still be under colonialism. Left to people like you South African would still be cocooned by apartheid. It was human beings like you that paid the price with their blood for you to be able to open your mouth and express your self freely. I am not in a hole and I am not in hiding; anything written in this forum can be traced so by the DSS even in their inefficiency. So don't give me that bullsshhit about anonymity. |
ddippset:You may be right o. Any magic is possible with this propaganda soldiers. In those days they came up with unknown soldier. These days na... Lai Mohammed over to you. |
Stupid and cowardly governor. You de fear to complete the charade you and your fellow chicken SE governors started? |
Mgwanu, give us their dissimilarities. |
Na today? Unfortunately for Air Force there will be no 50 50 Naira to collect from motorists at road blocks. |
This 'govnor' is Stupid, Lilly livered and hungry. |
Shameless, clueless Buratai. Don't worry, you go do explanations tire when the time comes. Keep your cool: your exploration has not been demanded for now. |
ladyF:No. It means she will brush as the last thing before going to bed and in the morning there won't be a need to brush before eating her breakfast. |
jaxxy:950 if satisfied after inspection. serious buyer. |
Making efforts to hold unto figure 8. OK o. No matter how much you try, it will still disappear. |
Nice. |
muller101:You wan cause breakup, abi?
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talk2cj08:Location? |
lastmessenger:No be only NPFL. Thiz ones wey divided along IPOB, Afonja, Igbo, NCAN, Fuulani, PDP, APC, etc lines.
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For now the Nigerian Army belongs to the Daura, so nothing coming from any personnel will surprise me. If they like let them say bokoharam is a peaceful organization like they did in the past, no wahala. |
thesicilian:Or rather, since they knew they wouldn't 'give us' light, they kuku removed the sun to avoid the irony of the absurd. Lol! |
I know that dress, it's called "touch me not". |
swagenity:Enokela, how far. |
Na today? |
DrGoodman:You are so right. But I wonder why people like Op still fail to understand it. |
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