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Both omenka and omenkalive, no one of them want to Smell this thread.

These are the real lazy ones!

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ESDKING:
Haahaha.
Btw, if they form their unrealistic Oduduwa, who will be sighting the moon for afonja Muuuuslims since they lack the capacity to sight the moon. ?.
Remember, the man with bandage on his head won't be there any longer to do that.

SAVAGE!

ecoeco:
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Dis is y som peple will b poor forever

Giv das face n ass to any nairaland girl If she will not become a millionaire in 7 days
Dis one is showing it to birds nd squirrels
Fulani herdsmen ar coming for u



#Eco99#

Who you first greet this morning guy?

All of you ranting that there is nothing like spirit wife or husband, I pray they don't come to you one day.


These dirty spirits can mess up your whole life.

WAW! so we still have these such multitudes in Benue yet Fulani terrorists kill them at will!

BIAFRA is only offering to help you out. You said you have food but you are not self sufficient, your governor can only empower your youths with wheelbarrow.


Bid sorry for you guys.

Na only one cloth the man get

20CRATES:
Yorubas must be so special chai. Must you people blame Yoruba for everything?

Yoruba support Disintegration of Nigeria - Niggerians go talk, Plateau man will say you want to Abandon me to be slaughtered by Hausa-Fulani
Yorubas say Okay then, One Nigeria - Niggerians from another corner will scream about how one region have 57 senators while they have 18
Yoruba say okay, let's try restructuring - Ebonyi & Wawa people go talk say NEVER, we can't go back 2 Eastern region to become Anambra's slaves

What do Nigerians want as a people sef? !

So as you can see, it is the other tribes that are being "Vapid" not the Yorubas.

zWHAT DO YOU PEOPLE STAND FOR INSTEAD

AkinEgba:
Lol! I have browsed the www using all search engines (Google, Yahoo, Bing, Ask, etc) but could not find any Yoruba response to this insult by Sanusi. They are truly afraid. of another Ilorinization

Na u bad pass..... lol

AkinEgba:
Lol! I have browsed the www using all search engines (Google, Yahoo, Bing, Ask, etc) but could not find any Yoruba response to this insult by Sanusi. They are truly afraid. of another Ilorinization

Na u bad pass..... lol

SirVintageCock:
Nairaland is making it a field day for scammers to mock IPOB.


Continue. Bunch of of pained jackals and hyenas

Guy u baaaaaaaad gon

so deep!

Nnamdi Kanu is certainly capable of doing more damage to the Nigeri­an system than the MASSOB, OPC, and such other groups, and should he push things fur­ther, he could ignite a crisis worse than Boko Haram. My gut feeling is that some people in certain places are beginning to realize this and that is why Nnamdi Kanu out of deten­tion appears untouchable; it is the reason he is able to dare the state, and ridicule his bail con­ditions. The lesson here is obvi­ously enough, the brazen use of force and intimidation to deal with certain situations could create really bad unintended consequences.

Nnamdi Kanu who probably barely struggled to survive as a black man in Europe, has been turned by the Nigerian Gov­ernment into a credible apos­tle of a resurgent Biafran rev­olution. The other day when he held a meeting in Umuahia, over 5,000 persons trooped to his compound. Kanu is a mas­ter of symbolism. He is exploit­ing the Jewish symbol: to signal to the world that Igbos are be­ing persecuted. He visits sym­bolic sites of the civil war to prick the injured part of the Igbo consciousness and mo­bilize the people. His pre-em­inence is a comment on the quality of the state and its stra­tegic intelligence system. If he succeeds with his threats, we should know those to blame. A few days ago, someone on social media further compared him to Jesus Christ and described him as the true saviour. Every revo­lutionary in history graduates from ordinariness to being messianic, propelled by opti­mized endorsement.

Whoever ordered Nnamdi Kanu’s arrest and prosecution did this country a bad turn. Fif­ty years after the outbreak of the civil war, we now have a man called Nnamdi Kanu. He may well end up as Nigeria’s neme­sis. He is the most frightening product of our many years and acts of denial and he may well throw the country into a night­mare worse than Boko Haram, if care is not taken. He start­ed out as the leader of a group called the Indigenous People of Biafra and as director of Ra­dio Biafra. He and those who bought into his rhetoric of se­cession and the renewal of the Biafra dream organized pro­tests across the world, and they looked, from afar, like a group of disgruntled Nigeri­ans in diaspora. In the foreign lands where most of the mem­bers lived, they looked like per­sons over-enjoying the freedom of speech from a safe distance. They didn’t appear to have the force of MASSOB, which is lo­cally based and seemingly more malleable. The renewed strug­gle for Biafra that Kanu and his crowd talked about could have been nothing more than an in­ternet and television revolution. But everything went wrong the moment Nnamdi Kanu chose to visit home and he was arrest­ed, detained and taken through a court trial.

Whoever ordered Nnamdi Kanu’s arrest and prosecution did this country a bad turn. Kanu is a character that could have been better ignored. His trial and travails have turned him into a hero and a living martyr among Igbos. And the young man so far, understands the game. Since he was released on bail, he has been taunting the Nigerian state and govern­ment. Daily, he dares those who granted him bail and he laughs at the conditions they gave him arrest him now and see chaos. He associates with more than 10 persons. He moves about Igboland freely, like a spirit. He addresses rallies and grants in­terviews. He has been busy is­suing statements. On May 30, he ordered a shut-down of the entire South Eastern region and that order was obeyed not only in the South East but also in some parts of the South-South.

Pavore9:
Those ones in that tree!

My oga the agric guru, I thought it was vultures on the three before oook

As an Igbo guy I prefer restructuring but the way this agitation is gaining ground by the day and the Federal government is not in full control, buy the time our President gets back Biafra might have crossed the Rubicon.

RESTRUCTURE NOW BEFORE IT WILL BE TOO LATE!

This is a most see for the snake mode

Anambra? IPOB Leader, Kanu Storms Anambra, Welcomed By Massive Crowd (Photos)
nigeriatoday.ng Jul 3, 2017 4:14 AM
Photos As Nnamdi Kanu Visits Umueri Town in Anambra.

The Leader of apex pro-Biafra group – IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, has visited Obugad village, Umume – Umueri town in Anambra state, the ancestral land of the Igbo people to say Prayers on behalf of the Igbos.

Kanu who was recently accused by APGA, the ruling party in Anambra of heating up the polity through his “no referendum – no election” order in the south east was welcomed by a massive crowd of supporters from the state.

http://www.nigeriatoday.ng/2017/07/what-denounce-of-biafra-in-anambra-ipob-leader-kanu-storms-anambra-welcomed-by-massive-crowd-photos/

rOsy247:
Hmmm thot u guys wanted separation all along.

what's the essence of referendum? COW!

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newbornmacho:
A referendum that gives birth to a new nation , followed by the Nigerian army withdrawing from my territories. Do that and if you see me here do whatever you like.

Thanks BOSS, I love the way you enlightened the Nigerians.

Pain:
Unfortunately, @MediumStout has made more sense that most of the goons attacking him on this thread.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MAD MAN WHO THROW STONES TO PEOPLE AND THE PERSON SUPPLYING HIM WITH STONES?

MediumStout:
The Nigerian army got an Intel that IPOB youths were gathered in the field to strategize on how to destabilize the country. The army quickly went there and shot at them to disperse them. Something every sane Nigerian should commend

YOU ARE ONLY IMPLICATING THE NIGERIAN ARMY THE MORE WITH YOUR BLIND ARGUMENTS.

HOW OLD ARE YOU SEF

This is the real foundation

Resolving the Biafra question
— 14th June 2017
By SIXTUS CHIBUEZE EZENNAYA
PRESIDENT Sekou Toure of Guinea once said, “Our textbooks taught us about the battle of the Gauls, about the life of Joan Arc or Napoleon, the list of French departments, the poems of Lamarine … as if Africa never had a historical past, a geographical existence, and a cultural life”.
Biafra is not the invention of any of the European countries. The name, Biafra, has existed before the advent of the Europeans to Africa. In the ancient map of Africa of 1660 and 1707, Biafra was in it. Bight of Biafra was also in the map when Europeans came to Africa.
Nevertheless, the agitation for the restoration of the Republic of Biafra started officially from the time Lt. Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegu Ojukwu as the Military Governor of Eastern Nigeria (Abia, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Cross River, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo and Rivers) made the declaration of the Sovereign State of Biafra at Ahi- ara-Mbaise on May 30th, 1967.
The announcement precipitated a fierce fighting between the Eastern- ers and the rest of the country as the latter believed that Biafra excision means paralyzing Nigeria. So, to stop or kill Biafra was the target of the war-protagonist. The gruesome war which lasted for thirty months was presumed to have consumed over two million Biafrans.
However, since the “no victor no vanquished” civil war, so many things have been done and many policies introduced by the Nigerian Government to willy-nilly kill or stop Biafra but none has succeeded. As things stand, more groups are identifying with the Biafran struggle despite all odds. From the newspaper report as at the time of this write-up, over thirty groups are now agitating for Biafra restoration, prominent among them, the Biafra In- dependent Movement (BIM), Indigenious People of Biafra (IPOB), MASSOB, Biafra Zionists, Bilie Group etc. Even activities of some groups are now pronounced hence catalyzing the agitation.
If Radio Biafra is alarmist and propagandist, Biafra Television may not be so, as a picture is worth a thousand words according to a Chinese proverb. Besides, the lens of a camera never lies.
The MASSOB three-day sit-at-home in 2004, one day in 2005 and 2008, if that could be taken for a mini-referendum, recorded more than 80% success. In 2017, the IPOB one-day sit-at-home of 30th May, 2017 despite economic situation of the country, recorded a huge success of over 85% as more South Eastern and South-Southern Nigerians are getting more disenchanted with Nigeria as they see Nigeria as a failed state. In these areas, the authority does no longer lie with the so called politicians but the militant grassroots.
The late Agwu Okpanku, a Columnist in the East Central State then newspaper “Renaissance” later Daily Star wrote in his column, “The Third Eye”, in the 70s “Killing Biafra” which led to his detention by Ukpabi Asika administration in Enugu. In his articulation, he posited that Biafra could not be “killed” by unnecessary hostility against persons who were on the secessionist side during that war.
What Agwu Okpanku said in the 70s is still relevant today.
Killing Biafra will only be possible when the people of the former Republic are treated as human-beings. Killing Biafra will only be possible when Nigerian government stops colonizing Biafrans through the courts using quota judges.
Killing Biafra will be a possibility when soldiers, policemen, paramilitary officers (dead and alive) etc who fought on the side of Biafra in that war are compensated and paid their pensions. For killing six million Jews by Hitler’s German Army, Germany paid compensation to Israel. In fact, until Nigeria stops valuing cows, sheep, goats, etc more than the Biafrans, killing Biafra dream will be impossible.
That one is supporting the res- toration of a Biafran State does not mean one wishes Nigeria dead. In the United States of America dur- ing the crusade against slavery, Booker Taliafero Washington was a well-placed Black College Principal yet he campaigned against slavery. In Sudan, Dr John Guarang was the Vice-President. Earlier he had formed Sudan Peoples Liberation Army (SPLA) to fight for South-Su- dan independence.
On his death on July 30th, 2005 through a helicopter crash, Major Gen. Sylva Kiia, his Deputy, succeed- ed him as the leader of the SPLA and the Vice President of Sudan until the referendum of 9th January 2011. To show the gravity of the enmity of the South-Sudan and Sudan, he refused to live in Khartoun but rather chose to live in Juba. At a point, the parliamentarians were seating accord- ing to their loyalties. Those for Sudan sat on one side while those for South-Sudan sat on the other side. All this while, their salaries, allowances and estacodes were paid by the Khartoun Government.
Today, Sylva Kiia is the President of South-Sudan. As he agrees to the splitting of Sudan after the referendum which produced 99.5% yes-vote, President Omar Hassan Al Bashir said, “I will be happy if separation brings peace though I feel sad to the splitting”.
Today, Sudan has not died and will never die and Al Bashir as the President has set a record in Africa for other presidents to emulate while South-Sudan as the 53rd member of the African Union and 193rd member of the United Nations Organization is contributing her unique quota to the peace and development of the world.
Nigeria has, from time immemorial, been directionless hence Sonny Okosun’s question in his album, “Which way Nigeria?” Is it not Idris Abdulkarim who also sang that “Nigeria jaga jaga, everything scatter scatter, kposa kposa”. There are many other unpalatable public comments about Nigeria and the need for its break-up, at worse restructuring.
It is a pity that when the patriot, Col Mamman Ghaddaffi of Libya called for the division of Nigeria along religious lines, he was derided by Nigerian leaders. What Ghaddaffi saw as a solution to Nigeria’s intractable problem, Nigerian leaders failed, ignored or pretended not to see.


Ezennaya writes from World Igbo Times Magazine, London.





http://sunnewsonline.com/resolving-the-biafra-question/

APCsupporter:
These fools keep confusing me. they are now insulting the man for preaching unity and calling him a traitor while at the same time, they are sad because the North has threatened to kick them back to the promise land. please what do these people want

Zjust referendum Bro.

Tkester:
Maybe they forgot their juju when ICJ ruled in favour of Cameroon over Bakassi peninsula

lol enjeria ti wo gobe

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