₦airaland Forum

Twistaray:
What’s your take on the Biafra agitation for freedom?

The Igbo cannot even rule themselves, they should go and sit down. There is IPOB, MASSOB, you can see that they are already having division. You have not been able to rule yourselves and you want to rule a nation, it’s not possible. They should forget this agenda and seek relevance and not creation of a nation. Biafra is dead and buried. It’s now a mind-set. It’s not achievable because the real people who would have fought for Biafra are no longer in existence.




I swearrr brafraud people don enter one chance no be small

Oya I don't enter..
Eyin boiz egboriwole

hundredhunndred:
Yes, they are proud mumu

Mickael2:
oh no bro. I live in Lagos, I do not own a masion but I do have enough money to train you in your school. Infact I have 6 yoruba families that I'm feeding right now, I really pity you guys that's the thing

hundredhunndred:




Go and tell your elders at home, they refused to train you reason you continue to disgrace them everywhere. Only an insane animal will continue to post same jargons over and over, Get lost abeg.

hundredhunndred:
I will pardon you cos of your compressed head, You have been screaming OCD from Page 1, dont you have any other thing to say? stop distracting me here kid.

hundredhunndred:
It seems you were just discharged from the neuropsychiatric hosp, cos you continue to repost same jargons over and over, you are boring me. Ignored.

hundredhunndred:
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Just shut up with your lies, you can only deceive gullible folks like you. You are not even bright, the hate is mutual. We have nothing in common with you people, your parents will tell you this fact cos that's how they feed you all lies and hatred from the womb. Mschew

hundredhunndred:
Bhahahaha, Cocaine smuggler calling others area boy, lwkmd. You can continue to deceive yourself, you hate Yoruba and we hate you too deeply. We have nothing in common with you, Simple.

hundredhunndred:
I am laughing at your own foolishness, You hate Yoruba and want me to like you? I hate you more than you can ever imagine, now get lost or come up with something new. I don't like distractions.

hundredhunndred:
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You should continue to repeat the same bullcrap over and over, Bring up something new or stop disturbing my mentions with your dumb post. Are you that weak that your dead brain cant come up with something new? Abeg, swerve go gutter.

hundredhunndred:
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You are boring me with your dumbness, Abeg lemme face real people.

Karm16:
Yorubas are kings in everything, even in the business sector you lots claim to dominate As for kingpin in powder peddling, loloolooololol, even the malaysians know your tribe by name.

Six Nigerian nationals were extradited from South Africa to Gulfport, Mississippi, to face a nine-count federal indictment in the Southern District of Mississippi alleging various Internet fraud schemes. A total of 20 defendants are charged in this case.

Assistant Attorney General Leslie R. Caldwell of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division and U.S. Attorney Gregory K. Davis of the Southern District of Mississippi made the announcement.

Oladimeji Seun Ayelotan, 30; Rasaq Aderoju Raheem, 31; Olusegun Seyi Shonekan, 33; Taofeeq Olamilekan Oyelade, 30; Olufemi Obaro Omoraka, 26; and Anuoluwapo Segun Adegbemigun, 39, are charged along with 15 others in an Oct. 7, 2014, indictment with conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to commit identity theft, use of unauthorized account access devices, theft of U.S. government funds and conspiracy to commit money laundering. The charges stem from the defendants alleged participation in numerous Internet-based complex financial fraud schemes, including romance scams, re-shipping scams, fraudulent check scams and work-at-home scams, as well as bank, financial and credit card account takeovers.

Karm16:
Yorubas are kings in everything, even in the business sector you lots claim to dominate As for kingpin in powder peddling, loloolooololol, even the malaysians know your tribe by name.

Hard to swallow: Woman caught with record-breaking 180 packs of heroin in stomach.

A woman has set a new drug-smuggling record after swallowing 180 pellets filled with heroin.

Bola Adebisi, 52, downed almost 5lbs of the killer drug before trying to get into the United States, authorities say.

Suspicions were aroused when she told airport staff that she had flown in to visit her brother but could not describe him or give his address.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/woman-caught-with-180-packs-of-heroin-769544

Karm16:
Says the worm that blamed Yorubas for Apostle Suleimen's utterance. Everyday it's Yoruba this and Yoruba that. You talk so much shit online, but you can't do anything on Yoruba soil.

We're still waiting for your scavengers to attack Lagos. Chestbeating worms.

hundredhunndred:
You are now sounding dull and boring, Stick to my advise and lemme face people with working brain.

Karm16:
I'll believe you the day your people stop selling cocaine just to buy land in Lagos.

Adegboyega Adeniji, 48, of Sandmere Close, Hemel Hempstead, was caught at Heathrow Airport in April 2011.

He had two suitcases crammed with cocaine and heroin, the UK Border Agency said.


4million pounds worth of cocaine. Watch the Video.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-17241965

hundredhunndred:
How can a master be afraid or jealous of his loyal slave? You are the one blaming Yorubas for your life problems not the other way round, I think you need to order a new brain at Jumia. Just an advice.

Karm16:
Biafra: Land of the rising crime.

The sun has risen in the West. That's why we'll forever remain Nigeria's diamond mine.

hundredhunndred:
Go and queue little kid, its not your turn.

telemapreye1:
But we haven't seen yoruba name s naa only chukwu and ike sentence to life ..why are you denying your brothers?

hundredhunndred:
Loser like the bearded ojuku who lost 3m soul and ran away when he saw real war. Loser like Ojuku who died senile, deaf, crippled and dumb while FFK ravaged his wife. Loser like you loudmouthed noisemakers whose Ojuku part Albino dilector is eating water beans while the wicked Army used you for shooting practise.

Losers like your kinsmen that resort to fasting and prayers while Fulani kill them on there own land. No one truly take you online brave warriors serious cos you can only fight with your dirty fingers posting lies and nonsense online. Lol

Karm16:
Don't mind them. They want company in their misery . The loud mouthed SS Yoruba haters are the outcast Osu Ibos living in another man's land. Na dem go drag SS to join their suicide mission against Yorubas.

To be honest though, I support their agitation. They're nothing but nuisance in Nigeria. They're responsible for spoiling our reputation and the Nigerian name abroad.

SuperS1Panther:
Please tell us one thing SE is bringing to the table in this country? Just one.

It remains the most parasitic region of the country.

mikolo80:
na so we restructure from 3 till 36 regions still nothing. somebody should ask this mumu what he did for his ppl.
our ppl not the system is the problem

johnPollock:
this man speaks with sense....unfortunately there are a lot of apc saboteurs in the east who are blinded by power instead of fact. today marks another place of suppression ,not the one of racial america but that of an ethnic Nigeria.....the inhumanity as seen in black nations...today you all in citizens of the south can speak with honesty to make a true change for the south...for u, us children and ur generation ..

petsam11:
Ahhhhh!!! Who is this man!!! I just Love this man!!! I like when people are very sincere to their consciences... He said the truth and nothing but the whooooooooole truth!!! Although I don't really support this fraud of a contraption/entrapment called "One Nigeria" but implementing the Confab report will go a very long way in helping this falling plane and drowning ship called "One Nigeria"!!! I love it when people say the truth regardless of the fact that it might not favor them or because they are not from a particular tribe... These are the type of people that should be leaders not all those "pocket-filling men and women up their.
May God Keep You Sir!!! Sensitive and reasonable citizens with conscience will applaud the truth in your speech while the criminal minded ones will curse you! This is one of the best interviews that I a
Have read so far this year!
May God Bless You Sir Beyond Your Imagination and Comprehension!!! Amen!!!

bejeiodus:
There is no arguing what Senator Okuronmu said. Restructuring Nigeria is the only panacea for lasting peace in Nigeria. It is a pity that the Tinubus, Fayemis, Osobas, and other advocates for the restructuring of Nigeria have suddenly gone mute after a taste of federal power....
The current system is too asphyxiating that is why some people want to pull out. If the APC have no faith in the Confab report convoked by Jonathan, they can convoke another one. We really need to renegotiate our stakes in Nigeria. The earlier we do this, the better for the progress and unity of Nigeria.

hucienda:
Fulani... landlord of the republic.

The Buhari government could conceivably build goodwill by embarking on public works projects, said Ambassador Cambell. Construction of a long-discussed road across the delta region, for example, would employ a huge number of workers and open new areas to economic development, provided it functioned well.

The delta ostensibly has institutions in place to execute such projects, but they have accomplished little, said Manji Cheto, senior vice president at advisory firm Teneo Intelligence. The Niger Delta Development Commission was founded in 2000, followed by the Niger Delta Ministry in 2008. There is also an office dedicated to carrying out the 2009 amnesty program.

The organizations carry out programs, but have no cohesive blueprint for development, and much of their funding falls into a "black hole," Cheto said. The government should merge the three organizations, she said. "Quite clearly they didn't see this as a priority. Now, with pipelines being attacked every week, it has to become a priority," she said.

Analysts don't doubt that Buhari is committed to the anti-corruption crusade he campaigned on, but they say his hands are tied by corruption at the state and local level, where oil revenue that's distributed by the federal government is frequently misallocated.

"What happens in many cases is the funds arrive on the state governor's desk and there's no further accounting for them," Ambassador Campbell said. "The state legislatures are supposed to hold the governors accountable, but very often, the legislatures are part of the (patronage) network controlled by governors."

That system makes delta people skeptical that talks between federal and local leaders will produce change, Cheto said.

Fear of an independent delta
Beyond the impact on the Nigerian economy, the Avengers could agitate separatist sentiment in the delta — a potentially disastrous development in a country like Nigeria with divided regional, tribal and religious loyalties.

Cheto said she's concerned about increased activity among independence groups in the south's Biafra region. The delta state fought a devastating civil war with Nigeria from 1967 to 1970. At the peak of that conflict, Nigeria's total blockade of Biafra led to thousands of deaths by starvation on a daily basis.

Among its list of demands, the Avengers have called for the release of Nnamdi Kanu, director of Radio Biafra and a separatist leader who has been in government custody since October. Separatist groups have also voiced support for the Avengers, local media reported.
Cheto believes the Biafra groups are looking to the 2019 election to gain influence, though she said the rise of the Avengers provides another outlet through which they could potentially advance their aims.

"I think it's just simmering under the surface. I don't want to sound alarmist, but for the government to ignore it would be a misstep," she said.

In McLoughlin's view, there's still much animosity between delta residents and Biafra activists that's left over from the civil war. Still, he said he sees growing regionalism in the delta that could make it difficult for the federal government to rally support against the Avengers and other threats.

"What Nigeria is doing inadvertently is creating the conditions for a real insurgency, a political insurgency," he said.

"Nigeria has an incipient Nigerian-ness, kind of a sense that we're Nigerian, but they're really working against it here inadvertently in the delta, where they're creating a sense that we're not Nigerians, we're the delta people."

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/06/10/nigeria-faces-almost-impossible-fight-against-niger-delta-avengers.html