OyigboUpdate:
Despite no election of our leader

Abaribe you're a sellout Saboteur

benuejosh:
So this guys are actually waiting for people to talk on their behalves. This is serious!

Nigeria asked for Independence. If they need Independence, they should come and meet Buhari in Aso-Rock one on one and ask for it instead of sitting somewhere and saying we want this.

My major concern again is this, why didn't they do all of this during Jonathan's regime. This clearly pin point to the fact that they hate Buhari and every other Nigerians as far as I know. This even makes me to accurately assume that even the hike in the prices of commodity can not be far reached without the involvement of this people 90%. But we will bear it all together. United We Stand! ONE NIGERIA.

Lollittaa:

that man graduated from Baze University in Abuja. Abuja is middle belt. Not the North. A map should teach you that. Abuja is right in the middle of the landmass called Nigeria.

post=107134688:
All sponsors and enabler of all the terrorist organizations in our darling country, from this evil Boko Boys, to bandits, Igbos terrorists organization, evil fulani herdsmen must all be fished out.
They will all never know peace as long as it is sorrow, tears and blood they want flowing in our nation.....along with their evil supporters.

Especially all the terrorist organizations (Boko Haram and Igbos terrorist groups) killing our military personnel.
Evil, sorrow, tears and blood shall be their end at the end of it all.

Peace shall reign in our nation.
God bless Nigeria

Afamed:
The fraud called NNK

Nebes:
Did I read okuko?

seunmsg:


I actually thought you were referring to Ojukwu who died in London some years back.

Afamed:
It will be surprising if IPoB do not win the next comedy series from Nolywood

PrinceOfLagos:

The earlier we realise there won't be Biafra and Yoruba nation, the better for everyone

Fame99game:
thanks bro...... It's done by the Leader of Igbo Youths in Nigeria and Diaspora.. Comrade Chukwuma Dike

Derare:
His actions should tell you and not really what he parades himself as...

endsarrrs:
Gumi is an honest and truthful Cleric

Other Clergy men should emulate.

endsarrrs:
SW leaders always ahead of the SE counterparts

endsarrrs:
Dss is really geting the cooperation of Kanu

Malami SAN cannot fit stop smiling

endsarrrs:
Pikin wey nor want mama sleep nor go sleep

NyamiriFlathead:
senseless yeebow pigs in the mud, those demented pigs go wail tonight
Ndi akpu-eaters how far nah

Rehimusals:
The leadership of the Ambazonia Interim Government, a separatist group in Cameroon, has insisted that its agitations for a separate country has no similarities with that of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

Samuel Sako, the leader of the group, said during a virtual press conference Sunday that they would not want to jeopardise their relationship with the Nigerian government because thousands of Southern Cameroonian refugees have benefitted from the country’s benevolence.

“It is political suicide and a very wrong calculation for us to take any position that jeopardises the lives of 120,000 of our people who are enjoying the hospitality of Nigeria right now under the eyes of the government and security forces,” said Mr Sako.

The IPOB, led by Nnamdi Kanu, who is facing charges of treasonable felony and terrorism before a Nigerian court, is a group in the country’s southeast agitating for a secession.

In August, Mr Sako had stated that the activists agitating for an independent Ambazonia have no alliance with IPOB, drawing harsh criticism from the Ambazonia Governing Council, another separatist group led by Ayaba Cho Lucas.

At Sunday’s press meeting, Mr Sako said the response from Mr Lucas does not carry any weight because he only represents a handful of Ambazonians.

“The weight of any statement depends on who made the statement, not the content of the words,” he said.

“So if I say that Ambazonia doesn’t have an alliance with IPOB, the weight of that statement depends on who I represent when I said so. This is the interim government, representing more than 90 per cent of the people of the Southern Cameroons.

“The opposition in any nation can say anything but what matters is what the government says. And we say we don’t have an alliance and we don’t intend to have one because our fights are not the same. We don’t want to be misunderstood.”


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/491844-why-we-are-distancing-ourselves-from-ipob-ambazonia-interim-govt.html