₦airaland Forum

BabaRamotu1988:
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last time i checked people that never command 5% of nnamdi Kanu's respect went against Tinubu the bastard and trashed him reducing him to a mere ceremonial apc national leader on the party he helped to build

starting from ordinary oyegun Akeredolu dino with that Yahaya Bello small boy
Tinubu is nothing but an over rated hooligan drug baron useless bastard

Osibanjo is a vagabond
awolowo is a rat poison king
abiola of cursed memory is a rifraf
kiss the truth

keypad1:
Two things i love about tiwa.

1 her bwrests, i would suck her nipples and squeeze it till she scream am okay.

2 her toto, will suck her klitoris well and dry, twingle her labia, finger her g spot well and fvck her from behind.

simplemach:
Just a night with this girl and I will be ok

BiafranBornBoy:
Kemi Amadioha fall on you

NwaAmaikpe:


The last time I saw people proudly holding and waving their flag was when IBB visited Fidelis Tapgun at Jos, Plateau State in 1992.


My fear for the Biafrans is the quest to out-do and compete with each other.
But God will give us that wisdom not to be our own enemy.


Long live Biafra.
God bless Nnamdi KANU and the many who died in the course of lighting the flame for this movement.

Olivebranches:
Abeg which area be that make I come visit.

yemmight:
We reject it In Jesus Name.

samkay3g:
wia is buhari

raker300:
where is Buhari?

chimere66:
These people won't kill me.A man named Nwaiwu Chiukwuebuka was spotted today alongside with a lady driving this after IPOB visit to Nnamdi Kanu.He wrote.....

'We are using every means possible to propagate this Gospel, still on our way back home'.

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/06/see-how-this-man-and-lady-were.html

honourhim:
Its the Nigeria government that gave ipob touts popularity. They should have ignored the fools. They dont listen to the voice reason. They are just mumu for Nnamdi Kanu.

You non igbos should just treat them as miscreants. Stop giving them a large image as if they represent igbos. This are things that makes feel important.
They are not representing Igbo.

feelgoodInc:
if only you people live in South South or south east, you'll know that where we are there's no going back on Biafra. if only you knew.

mikeoh:
The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra Nnamdi Kanu on Tuesday, June 27, visited Port Harcourt

- Kanu met with members of Ijaw Youth Council in Port Harcourt

- He also had a closed door meeting with elders of the council

The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu was Tuesday, June 27, welcomed by massive crowd in Port Harcourt Rivers state.

The IPOB leader during his visit met with members of the Ijaw Youth Council in Port Harcourt, the capital city of Rivers state.

NAIJ.com also gathered that Kanu after meeting with all the members of the council had a closed door meeting session with some of the elders of the IJC.



The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra Nnamdi Kanu on Tuesday, June 27, visited Port Harcourt
READ ALSO: Atiku reveals crucial decision that could put an end to calls for Nigeria’s breakup

NAIJ.com had earlier reported that the Rivers state governor Nyesom Wike said that Nigeria will continue to remain one united nation.

Wike reacting to the quit notice issued to the Igbos living in the North by a Northern youth group said nobody has the right to tell any Nigerian were to live.


Kanu met with members of Ijaw Youth Council in Port Harcourt

READ ALSO: OPINION: NAIJ.com's reader lashes out at Presidency, reveals what Buhari Sallah message will cost Nigeria

He said: "Nigeria must be one. All of us will live together. All of us are free to do business anywhere in the country. Whether you are from the north, you are free to stay here and do business."


Kanu met with members of Ijaw Youth Council in Port Harcourt
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"Nobody should threaten anybody. All of us own this country. We must be our brother's keepers," Wike said.

Watch video of how Kanu was welcomed in Port Harcourt below:


https://www.naij.com/1112113-nnamdi-kanu-visits-port-harcourt-meets-ijaw-youths-photos-video.html

Naijahelm:
Actress Tonto Dikeh has replied haters who trooped to her Instagram page to throw Insults at her following the dissolution of her marriage with Olakunle Churchill.

On Monday June 26th, Churchill's Family led by Bishop Dare asked the bride price paid for Tonto to be refunded.

Tonto Dikeh took to her Instagram page to warn off haters after she posted a video where she was dancing and rejoicing to her final break up with Churchill.

http://www.naijahelm.com.ng/2017/06/tonto-dikeh-replies-haters-throwing.html?m=1

Evaberry:
...

we all know dangote is foolish and also a ritualist
we all know dangote is a sponsor of Boko Haram
we all know dangote is a fanatic Muslim
we all know dangote likes to Bleep doggy
but this isn't why I'm commenting

I'm commenting because I have over a hundred shares and over a thousand likes hahahhaha

seunlayi:
blackberry playbook charger around 1.5k

Omofunaab2:
Egbon, all dose insults wey u dey receive no dey tire you?

Na people like you dey mak all dese potopoto boys dey insult yorubas

IgboticGirl:
those guys are just too ignonrant


south korea is just like Niger state ...but is Nigeria more developed dan them ....no

Muhammed028:
I can teach you how to make ur own start receiving double
data


But i won't lie to you its not free

InfoRetweet:
it lasts for just 1 week. Sorry for not including that

amaechi2020:
A United States (U.S.) District Court for the District of Columbia has granted leave to 10 Biafran plaintiffs to sue Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff, Gen. Tukur Yusuf Buratai, and 13 others for complicity in the 2016 torture and extra-judicial killings under colour of Nigeria law to retaliate for peaceful Biafran protests against ethnic or religious oppression.

Brought under the Torture Victims Protection Act and Alien Tort Claims Act Complaint, the plaintiffs are seeking millions of dollars as damages to compensate for their grievous losses and suffering.

The suit, John Doe, et al vs. Tukur Yusuf Buratai et al, with Civil Action No. 1:17-cv-01033, has been assigned to United States District Judge Ellen S. Huvelle, who was appointed by President William Jefferson Clinton.
The court further ruled that the “plaintiffs alleged that identifying plaintiffs or decedents would expose them, their families and relatives to an intolerable risk of death or serious bodily injury at the hands of defendants or the Government of Nigeria.”

Counsel to the plaintiffs, Attorney Bruce Fein of Fein & DelValle PLLC, and W. Bruce DelValle, said, among others: “This landmark lawsuit is about justice and the rule of law coming to rescue Igbo, Biafrans and their political supporters who are persecuted, because of their Christian religion, ethnicity and political viewpoints since Nigeria’s independence from its colonial master Great Britain in October 1960.”

http://guardian.ng/news/buratai-13-others-taken-to-u-s-district-court-over-biafra-protests/

nurex01:
President of the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, Shettima Yerima, in this interview with BAYO AKINLOYE says the statement issued by the Coalition of Northern Groups on Tuesday asking the Igbo to leave the North for their various states in the South-East was quoted out of context

Are you on the run from the Nigeria Police?

For what? Why should I be on the run? I have committed no crime.

You have been declared wanted by the police and the Kaduna State Government for the quit notice you and other groups of youths in the North issued to the Igbo living in the region.

I have not received any invitation from the Nigeria Police. But if I am invited by the police, I will willingly honour their invitation. There is no issue about that – but as of the time that I am talking to you right now (Thursday), the police have not called me for any interrogation.

Do you have any apology concerning the statement you, along with others, issued on Tuesday?

Apology for what? And exactly what part of the statement are you referring to? The Coalition of Northern Groups, after due consultation came up with a position as regard the disposition of the Indigenous People of Biafra. Our position is very clear: we have the intention of helping the Igbo to get the international attention they want so that they can leave Nigeria in peace. At no time did we advocate violence or make any attempt to incite anyone in the North or any other part of the country, to engage in violence against any tribe.

But you gave them a three-month notice to leave the North?

Yes; because by then they would have had a referendum to decide whether they want to be part of Nigeria or they want to have an independent nation of their own. If after the three months they succeed in getting a referendum in having an independent state of Biafra, what business do they have again in the North? They should go back to their Biafra. We did not ask them to go. They said they want to go. They are the ones demanding for their own independent nation and we said ‘OK, we will help you.’

I should add that the silence of the Igbo in the North concerning the call by IPOB for a state of Biafra indicates that they are in support of the agitation – it is what we term ab initio, as conspiracy of silence. They have agreed to have their own nation; then they should go – IPOB is speaking for them. If not, they should have come out to say, ‘No, IPOB does not represent us. We do not want to be part of the Biafra being called by IPOB.’ They didn’t say that. We are all living witnesses to the Biafran agitation. Everybody wants to leave Nigeria but nobody moves. Therefore, it clearly means they (Igbo in the North) are in agreement with them (IPOB).

It is not our intention or plan to push them out of the North by force – no, that’s not our intention. We won’t do that. We are only encouraging them to leave. If they have decided to be part of an independent Biafran state, why are they wasting time still living in other people’s land? They should go to their region if they want to go; we will help them to leave. They should leave. But if at the end of the referendum and they vote to remain as part of Nigeria, we are willing to receive them back. Our declaration is by no means a call for violence. By upbringing and orientation, as northern youths we are not inclined to violence. We believe in peaceful resolution of conflicts.


decide whether they want to remain a part of the country; and we are helping them to get the referendum initiated, hoping that by the end of the three month’s (ultimatum), they would have chosen to form their own nation. We will continue to help them to the extent that their voice would be heard in the international community. We will help them to ensure that the African Union, the Economic Community of West African States, the United Nations and other international organisations come to their aid. There was a referendum in the United Kingdom; was there any bloodshed there? In essence, what we are saying is that if the easterners want a state of Biafra the Federal Government should give them what they want. Is that asking for too much? We insist that the Federal Government should organise a referendum for them to choose whether they want to remain a part of Nigeria or not; let them vote for or against.

If some people in the South-East are seeking for an independent state of Biafra, is the North too interested in going its separate way from the federation?

No. We are happy to be Nigerians. We are happy to be a component of the country. Let those who are not happy being a part of this country leave peacefully without heating up the polity. Why should a group of people keep agitating, intimidating, and harassing Nigerians because they want their own country? If they want to go, they should be allowed to go. Do they think without them we cannot survive? They cannot continue to intimidate us in this country. We are proud to be Nigerians. We cannot have stability and peace in the land with this continued agitation for independence. We can live without them (the Igbo).

Not a few people have come out to criticise what you and your group called the ‘Kaduna Declaration’. Do you think the coalition’s position as contained in the statement issued on Tuesday was misunderstood?

Let me reassure you that I and other members of the coalition are peace-loving Nigerians. Our advocacy has always been non-violent. For those who have chosen to misrepresent us, all I will say is that at no time did we advocate for violent removal of the Igbo in the North. We are not violent people. Some Nigerians are very funny. What has happened is a matter of mischief by some people who tried to twist our honest and non-violent position on the fact that the Igbo should leave the North to form their own nation – that’s what they are craving for and we are ready to help them to leave for their home states.

As northern youths we have never been violent and we will continue to remain non-violent. For how long will we continue to urge them to remain in a union they are not willing to remain in? They should decide whether they want to remain in the ‘marriage’ or go for a divorce. If they are not interested in the ‘marriage’, let us dissolve it and allow everybody to go his way. As proud Nigerians, we want to be peaceful and will not be intimidated by people who are trying to make the country boil for no reason.

Assuming the majority of the Igbo vote in the referendum to leave Nigerian, does the North intend to flush out those Igbo living in the North by force if they choose to stay?

No; we are not going to do that. We will not forcibly eject any Igbo living in the North even if majority of them voted to exit Nigeria. But we intend to support IPOB’s agenda; we intend to help them push the call for a referendum so that the people can vote. In three months, if they are not able to achieve that we will help them to do that. We will ensure we help them to get the attention of the international community to actualise their agitation. We will also ensure that the Federal Government gives attention to their demand. We will ensure that not a single blood was shed. We are for peace.

To that end, I want to assure Nigerians that there is no cause for alarm. They should remain peaceful. They should be calm. They should resist any attempt by anybody to call them to take up arms. They should resist any attempt by anybody urging them to unleash terror on any member of the country. I will also urge the security agencies to be watchful; they should be on the look-out for troublemakers. I can assure you that we are not in support of violence in any form. It is not part of our ideal and we will never promote violence.

http://punchng.com/igbo-free-to-form-their-own-nation-we-can-live-without-them-arewa-youths/

Godprotectigbos:
fear ke


u are dreaming

gowaga68:
WHEN A RESTING LION IS DISTURBED
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You set up a radio station. Printed posters, vests and flag.
You went round the world holding press conferences, soliciting for funds and ammunitions.
Yearly you protest and hold a "sit at home" protest.
Nothing happens. I repeat nothing.

I mean the whole gamut of professors, entrepreneurs, governors, senators politician, billionaires and millionaires. With a N44trn investment in one region alone.
You were ignored.

Some jobless fellow, only called a ragtag Press conference to issue a badly written notice of "Go out from our land".

In 24 hours of it, state governors, all security heads, paramilitary and military heads, UN, USA, G7, G8, and the Commonwealth head, are issuing press releases to counter it.

Everyone, including your elders, who hitherto did not have a voice, are out shouting at every street corner.

Emissaries are sent out, to make peace.

Even you, that have all the years planned protest and violently agitated to be left to leave the union, is suddenly suing for peace and asking for referendum.

You wanted to go. Now you are asked to go, you are behaving like the biblical Lot's wife.
Be grateful that this order has no blessings of the northerners. Otherwise you will turn to salt too.

In all these, I hope you have learnt a profound lesson. Madness is not a patented franchise. No one has the monopoly of it.

Furthermore, importance and relevance isn't in noise making and insults.

The most powerful of all of us is the most humble.

Hello Nigerians

Now that we know they do not want to go, let us all live in peace.

When next they confront you with the noise of "Give us Biafra or death" simply refer them to the obnoxious "Kaduna 2017 Declaration".

Iyaf said miyon ooo!