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modsfucker:
I'm not against the protest, but I'm against the sheer stupidity people are displaying out there... How can you invade a Police Station and expect a warm welcome?

I saw several videos of the purported protesters provoking security men with guns all in the name of protest... Haba, even the US, UK they're calling on won't allow this nuisance.


The struggle has apparently been overtaken by criminals.

ochoa:
'Football Einsteins', your attention is needed here

jaxxy:
800k last. Lagos

naptu2:
http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/7997427/eminem-unleashes-donald-trump-bet-hip-hop-awards-rap

bravesoul247:
More reasons why I want to stick with my Tecno Camon CX. It's affordable

OkunrinMeta:
One would imagine that in five years that Jonathan was in Power, if these protests and loud requests for secession was brought forward and it was this loud, It might have been easier for the Igbo nation to get what they seem to want.

Of course there is also the question of whether the agitators actually speak the mind of the Igbo Nation. This is because in my corner of the country, the Igbo men I know do not seem to be very much in support of Master Nnamdi. Still, these issues should be addressed by way of logical two way discussion.

So my questions are:

why is the demand for Biafra more pronounced now? Dump question.why was much killing in north while Goodluck was in power?

Did the agitators forget what they wanted before?

Did they not want it at the time?

What exactly is the reasonable expectation currently?

Do you want the Hausa man to go and face his onions and cow while leaving the oil for only the east to enjoy because they are very selfless like Jesus?

Would it not have been easier to ask Jonathan to do that?

Are we willing to go back to 1967 to make it happen?

OkunrinMeta:
One would imagine that in five years that Jonathan was in Power, if these protests and loud requests for secession was brought forward and it was this loud, It might have been easier for the Igbo nation to get what they seem to want.

Of course there is also the question of whether the agitators actually speak the mind of the Igbo Nation. This is because in my corner of the country, the Igbo men I know do not seem to be very much in support of Master Nnamdi. Still, these issues should be addressed by way of logical two way discussion.

So my questions are:

why is the demand for Biafra more pronounced now? Dump question.why was much killing in north while Goodluck was in power?

Did the agitators forget what they wanted before?

Did they not want it at the time?

What exactly is the reasonable expectation currently?

Do you want the Hausa man to go and face his onions and cow while leaving the oil for only the east to enjoy because they are very selfless like Jesus?

Would it not have been easier to ask Jonathan to do that?

Are we willing to go back to 1967 to make it happen?

martin123:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/nnpc-says-sustained-supply-petrol-gas-crashes-products-prices-nationwide/

megafem1:
http://saharareporters.com/2017/09/03/nnamdi-kanu-claims-buhari-not-nigeria



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJb2YVBoX6c