₦airaland Forum

Macelliot:
So, what's your point?

Okoroawusa:
Religion is nothing but deceit

Both Christians and Muslims do all the supposedly evil acts that both religions preach against


So who is fooling who?

LZAA:
YorubaAssasin just admit igbo amaka and reduce ur BP
cc immhotep onyeoga iceberg3

PrecisionFx:
Arewas youths wore igbo attires n they danced n danced, They told the world publicly they they love igbos.

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laudate:
May whatever you wish for your fellow man, happen to you, first! Oya, say Amen!

Chiedu4Trump:
Almajiri Africa fought for it's independence, do some of us still not live abroad?

We all know that u r scared to live on ur own.

The Parasite always what's to attach to it's host.

The North are the Parasites

Chiedu4Trump:
U r allowed to live where u can, I know as an Almajiri u can't grasp that.

We simply don't not want to live under u.

Chizuru01:
WE NEVER ASKED FOR YOUR OPINION DUDE. UNITY BEGGAR

Chizuru01:
WHO ASK YOU THAT ONE??

THIS IS JUST AN ANNOUNCEMENT AND YOU HAVE ALREADY STARTED SHIVERING. NA WA O

Chizuru01:
Nice one, it's time to give government and Biafra haters another Tramadol mixed with Codeine that will make them run mad unconditionally

Watch as they jump into our matter like Jet Li Flying monkey

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has issued a sit-at-home order, to be carried out on 30 May, across the five states of the South-East geo-political zone in memory of those killed in the Nigerian Civil War.

The announcement was made in a statement signed by Mr. Emma Powerful, the group’s Publicity Secretary. According to IPOB, there will be no vehicular, human or animal movement in the five states of the South-East zone on the day, which was instituted by the group for the remembrance of fallen Biafran soldiers.

Towards the remembrance, IPOB advised churches, mosques, synagogues and other places of worship to open at midnight on 29 May for special midnight prayers in memory of those killed in the struggle. It added that a special vigil will be held at the homes of select Biafran heroes. The group also called on the people of Southern Kaduna, Middle Belt zone, especially Benue, Adamawa and Kogi states, as well as those affected by Fulani herdsmen terrorism in the South-West to observe a day of prayers and join in the sit-at-home to remember those that lost their lives unlawfully at the hands of Fulani herdsmen and security agencies.

IPOB stated that it was the sacrifice of those killed in the civil war that has made it possible for the current generation of Nigerians to be alive.

“We owe our heroes of the class of 67-70 an incalculable debt of gratitude and shall honour them annually until the end of time. We shall never forget them

“We shall also remember all victims of Fulani herdsmen attacks, Boko Haram violence and those that died at the hands of Nigerian security agencies over the years that nobody remembers.

“We are calling on all the people of Southern Kaduna, Middle Belt especially Benue, Adamawa, Kogi, those affected by herdsmen terrorism in Ondo and other states in Yorubaland to join the great family of IPOB in observing a day of solemn prayer and sit-at-home to remember those that lost their lives unlawfully at the hands of Fulani terrorist herdsmen and security agencies.

“This year's remembrance will be special because it will present a unique moment of shared pains and misery for all the families that lost their loved ones to war, hunger, disease and terrorism,” the group stated.

It called on all families of its members in the Diaspora to rally on the streets of the countries their residence and submit petitions to the nearest United Nation offices and embassies of foreign missions in such countries.

“As our freedom draws near this year, our 30 May sit-at-home and total lock down of Biafraland will be remarkable. The whole world is looking up to IPOB which, through the grace of the most high God, will deliver Biafra and all other oppressed peoples of Northern and Western Nigeria from bondage into freedom,” said IPOB.

PrettyCrystal:
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Thursday, May 3, 2018 secured the conviction of Ikechukwu Elom Awoke before Justice A. Y. Sanya of the Borno State High Court, Maiduguri, on a 2-count amended charge bordering on conspiracy and cheating to tune of N350,000 (three hundred and fifty thousand naira).

He was sentenced to six months imprisonment with option of fine of N50,000 for conspiracy on count one and eighteen months imprisonment with option of fine of N50,000 for cheating on count two.

The case was triggered by a petition dated August 16, 2017 by one Noami Wanya, who claimed she met the convict through the Facebook, and in the process entered into a relationship with the aim of marrying each other.

In the course of the relationship, Awoke fraudulently obtained N350,000 from the petitioner through his account domiciled in one of the old generation banks, prompting the victim to petition the EFCC. The offence is contrary to and punishable under Sections 320 (a) and 322 of the Penal Code Law Cap 102, Laws of Borno State.

Awoke pleaded guilty to the two counts and was convicted and sentenced by the court after a review of the facts of the case.

LZAA:
i from osogbo na

LZAA:
laudate knows igbo amaka but he just wants to serve the caliphate

ISLAMBAD:
Only fools will tribalise this issue. Every tribe is involved when it comes to issue like this.
I miss Prof Dora Akunyili.... She was such a wonderful woman .
She tried her best in eradicating fake drugs.

LZAA:

einsteine:
Okay, it's more about the blood lust then. Nice one. I hope you send in your application to be an executioner.

einsteine:
Go check their drug addiction rates. It isn't zero. The capital punishment would have been great[b] if it reduced drug trafficking to zero.[/b] There are still loads of drugs being sold in Manila, Pattaya, bangkok and pattaya.

Forget the Nigerians (or is it Biafrans) who are caught smuggling drugs into south east asia. The real drug lords fly whole full shipments into the air space and land them there. Those ones are rarely caught but they take advantage of the very high drug prices in Asia to market their merchandize.

einsteine:
I am not a supporter of capital punishment for crimes like drug trafficking. Aside from murder, there's no rarely a reason for capital punishment. Execute all the drug dealers in the world, it doesn't solve the problem. China occasionally executes people for corruption. Yet, China is way more corrupt than the US. It is important to understand that punishment does not deter people from committing crimes. What does is removing the conditions necessary for the successful commission of these crimes. For the codeine issue, get people engaged in work so they are not so idle they have to spend all day being high. Tighten the border to track the entry of controlled substances. Proactive measures to stop drug trafficking.

Capital punishment is an ancient relic that has been confined to the dustbin of history because it does not work.

Of course, if you are more interested in blood lust than solving the actual problem, then your call.

@ bold, only idiots resort to ad hominem attacks during discussions.

einsteine:
Lol. There is dealth penalty for drug trafficking in Indonesia. Yet they have more drug addicts than America. The more you legislate against supply, the richer the drug dealers. Laws such as those actually help the dealers. Until people stop taking the drugs, it would continue to be supplied. End of story.

millionboi:
For ur mind,u don make sense ?abi

horsepower101:
[s]Yes Igbo people tied them down and forced them to drink cough medicine with codiene.

Coward hiding behind keyboard. Why don't you come out openly and carry out your igbo killing fantasy...idiot[/s]