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LastMumu:
Laugh wan kill me die! I never knew this guy was this funny.

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I agree with you jarey my brother. There has always been a brotherhood cult "caucus" running things here and if you as a new-timer have not done the right rituals, you won't get a sniff in.

Lol. Thanks. I'd try to prepare myself for the initiation.

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snakebeat:
Funny guy

Lol.

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Where is Bishop? What is the latest on the last news of the suspects that were caught? Who did Bishop had the spar with that led to the killing of those persons at Ozubulu in Anambra State, Nigeria? Who has really been arrested and when will they be charged to court? Where is the media whose mantra is ‘bad news is good news’? Today makes it exactly 27 days that unknown gunmen opened fire to injure and kill more than 10 parishioners worshipping at St Philips Catholic Church, Amakwa Ozubulu in Ekwusigo Local Government Area of the state. Within five hours, the Police came out with a report that traced the attack to a drug war between two brothers in faraway South Africa.

When the news broke in the media, their were accusations and counter-accusations between persons of that region of the country and peoples of other regions. The act had the trademark of the Boko Haram group and the rampaging Herdsmen killing and raping old and young women and this made it difficult for some persons to believe it is the product of a drug war. They argued it is not in the nature of an Igbo man to kill other innocent Igbos worshipping in church because he has a problem with one Igbo man. They argued that because the Igbos treasure and value the church, especially, the catholic church, the likelihood of such happening is impossible. To many, they had a point.

The IPOB’s argument was more introspective. Its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, blamed the leadership of the state and the elders, accusing them of supplying the materials that aided the massacre. The state government explained that the gunmen had gone to church that day to kill the drug lord who goes by the name Bishop. It was said that Bishop’s father had gone to church riding in his son’s car and the hitmen followed him to finish him off. According to the priest, who officiated the mass, Reverend Father Jude, when these hitmen entered the church, they simply opened fire and shot to kill at no one in particular but to make a horrific mess of human lives. So, when the Police released that report that day, some of us who understand how Nigeria worked were baffled at the speed of the report.

Today makes it exactly 26 days since this happened and we have not found anything new to hold on to. The last time their were photos of the said Bishop, who is being wanted and looked for, in the hospital wards attending to the injured persons. He was moving with boldness and even demanded that the members of the media stop peddling his name around. He also claimed that he had no connection to any drug business, that he loves his people and has always helped them and will continue doing so. A video was circulated showing Bishop, in company of the State Governor, Dr Willie Obiano, spraying money at an event and chants of ‘Escobar’ from the youths around him greeted the atmosphere.

The news trended for about a week before it all went silent. Nothing was heard of the Bishop again. We simply heard that some persons have been arrested in relation to the gruesome murder but nothing else was said of who these persons were, their names, what they do for a living, where they were caught arrested, their confessional statements or their cell. Nothing else has been said and people are not outraged. The catholic church had to set up a committee to have full knowledge of what happened that day and also to take care of the wounded persons and deceased. The Governor has not deemed it fit to update the people on the latest on the matter. Neither has the Nigerian Police done so.

What this event points out is that we are a people whose sense of outrage is not real. What we showed when that was shown is the same thing we show when we watch a play that ends in tragedy. It is not real and those emotions exercised at that moment exists for the moment. Our sense of outrage is simply being controlled by the media. All those gains assumed to have been reached in terms of civilization of the mind is a facade. Once the media, for whatever reason, decides to stop a particular news or have little to report on a matter, our sense of right and wrong, our sense of justice, returns to its faluty default settings. The media alone decides what makes us empathetic and this is modern slavery.

That you show attention to evil deeds only when a group of persons tell you to tells a lot about you. It shows that your mind is slipping away from your hands. This is exactly what has happened here. No one is asking questions. No media outfit is calling for accountability on that matter. No argument has been presented, to explain to us why a man whose alleged illegal dealings led to the deaths of many and injury to others, is walking boldly without being detained or arrested by the same men who accused him. This is strange. It isn’t something that should be swept under the carpet so soon. We have to establish and define properly what happened that day. We must not pretend that all is well.

What we have seen so far is the exercise of that amnesia we often collectively deploy in tackling evil in our society. That collective show of shame given wings by the media people we love to trust. That erroneous believe that some day, without any effort of our own, we will see the light and rise above mediocrity. Other uncivilized habits are still going on but because we wait for the media to give it relevance, we pretend like it doesn’t matter. We don’t talk about the evil in the neighborhood. We don’t condemn or find them outrageous until somebody makes a video about it and sends to a media house. Then we chisel our moral compass, get mad and talk about the wickedness of man. Our outrage is fake. This is something we see everyday but pretend it is not real.

Recently, the former President of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, also known as OBJ, told some newsmen that what is needed in this country is a change of mindset. That as long as the minds of citizens of the country is not salvaged, attaining salvation in attitude and positive growth is impossible. I don’t admire the character of OBJ but he had a point. His statement was not a new revelation. It was commonsense. It is something that should be done by all serious people. The only thing he failed to mention is that you need people to inspire change. You need someone to raise the mental awareness of the people. And this must be done by someone whose mind is salvaged and not a mental prisoner.

Cases like the Ozubulu attack shouldn’t pass by as though nothing happened. It shouldn’t be treated with kids glove but unfortunately that is what is happening. Our sense of outrage should be channeled in events like this to avoid any future occurrence. Who struck and why? Why were innocent church members who have no business with a feud involved in that feud? Why is the accused moving boldly on the street? Why should we believe the Nigerian Police? What investigations were carried out within those few hours the event happened? Who was queried? Why does it seem like it is a forgotten story? The fact is, if we want to be taken seriously, we must have a real sense of outrage to matters like this. Our outrage should rise above the ineffectiveness of the media. Failure to do this, this circle will not stop.

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Appliedmaths:
It's all good bro, we go make am.

Sure. Through the right means.

Appliedmaths:
Couldn't help this my guy...

Real estate also covers letting out apartments Abi as in sourcing for clients? So you could venture into that Abi na outright land sale of 30 billion you dey do?

Lolol. Yes but 30 Billion? Haba mana. It's possible though but not as a fresher.

davide470:
Funny when i hear the word; "new-timers". Most of these "new-timers" are just "old timers" with a new moniker.

Anyways, i think i read and follow your blog. You write quite well and your thoughts are original.

Thanks.

Alex399, we've heard/read you.

Jamean:
Oga! There's no argument here, you made a case without justification. That's not fair. Why not sight instance no matter how subtle and we resolve it, instead of going on with this stereotype.

You are missing it. I'm not here to justify my claims. Not at all. I am not trying to make you believe or agree either but simply telling you what I think and observed.

Richy4:
If the case was in court, then in whose order was he acting on?

or is he Supreme and above the judicial system of the state?

He is a God. He answers to no one. We stupidly made him a God.

magoo10:
rochas wouldn't have demolished that market if there was an election coming,he would have even pampered the people and built more stores for them but to expose the type of devilish minds these politicians have he went ahead with the demolitions even after a court judgement restraining him and also killed a citizen.

Exactly. The guy is not just a crook but a murderer. Rochas murdered that boy.

He has become a God already. What's the difference between what Rochas did and what murderers, criminals and sadists? Rochas must receive his punishment here on earth. Wickedness taking to a whole new level.

http://www.mortalpoet.com/governor-imo-state-rochas-okorocha-god-peoples-servant/

Jamean:
Then your claim is not valid.

Have a great day.

Lol. You too. Arguments are not resolved like that. You don't expect me to compile a list. The guys are more guilty.

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Lol. I can't prove it or give instances.

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cyborg123:
You may be right. The only problem is that the perverts don't usually have a label on their foreheads so a general caution to minimize the chances of accidentally sitting on a pervert's laps is still on track.

And how will that even save your child from getting the attention of a pervert? How? Wouldn't a pervert force the child whether he or she agrees? That line is off for me. 'some' and not 'anyone' would have been better.

maclatunji:
Yes it does. If it doesn't, just go to court next time Nnamdi Kanu is in court, you will begin to get it.

Did Fulani herdsmen farmers clashes start today?

Let me educate you https://theglobalobservatory.org/2015/07/farmer-herder-nigeria-buhari-abuja-fulani/.

If you cannot understand the difference between treason, secession and farmer-pastoral conflicts I cannot help you. I have followed your digression enough.

If you like keep screaming Fulani herdsmen #LOL

Okay. Let me conserve my energy.

Jamean:
Hmmm!

Not correct. Anyways, I'm Jamean. Good to meet you

Not correct? Maybe for you. I think people who do it here call it 'class'. I'm sapiosexuality, a blogger at www.mortalpoet.com, a real estate consultant(with zero sales) and an unemployed youth.

Jamean:
What is this wan saying

I'm saying the old timers here seem to have a gang and somehow find interaction with the new ones boring and possibly belittling. Human nature.

maclatunji:
Listen to yourself, can one man fight a war? You don't have to twist logic on its head to argue. One man gets killed it cannot be a war.

It takes 2 forces to fight a war. However, the activities of one man can galvanize enough people to fight a war. Hundreds of criminals can commit crimes and have no intention to fight a war.

You don't need lectures to get this. Unless you are telling me you are challenged intellectually.

So how is the activities of Kanu, who is yet to kill a person, going to cause a war among humans who have witnessed their families killed but did nothing? How? What logic is this?

Some persons lost brothers and still losing families by the activities of Fulani herdsmen and nobody when to war but the words of one man who has not killed will take this same people to war?

Bro, does this make any sense to you? Aren't this people insane if such happen? If not how do you explain their responses?

maclatunji:
Nation building does not mean babysitting self-induced ignorance. #LOL

Stop this, bro. You are not different from your idea of Kanu. No matter how hard you try to prove to me that you are irrational, I wouldn't believe you. You are simply not honest enough. How is easy to go to war because one 'mad man' said he wants his own country but hard to go war when a 100 'sane men' kill thousands? How? I'm asking for honesty here not logic anymore.

maclatunji:
If you cannot understand I cannot help you. Keep wondering, the freedom to wonder is yours. #Pele

This is a poor defense. If you are going to act as a nation builder you must be seen to be convincing. If you are not willing to help me understand, and help others too, how then do you intend to achieve this nation building?

If somebody is going to be creating at least a thread a week on any subject they ought have reasonable knowledge of that subject. If he doesn't and unwilling to discuss, will we be wrong to assume that he was not ready for nation building?

Tell me how the above is wrong.

maclatunji:
Fulani herdsmen are in every state and almost every local government in this country, it is a fact that the places where they have issues with locals are fewer than were they exist quietly. The problem will be sorted out in due course as the government is working on it. People like you dubiously strive to make it look big. It is practically insignificant when compared to the Biafran war.

If I slap you with statistics you will understand and learn to not raise it when we are talking about another war.

So it is easier to go to war because one man says he wants his own country? I don't understand this. Explain. How can any human being with a brain go to war because one man says he wants his own country?

So my niece can't sit on my lap? Why? That line is trash. Not every human being is a manimal.

maclatunji:
The dude is herding his gullible followers to a massacre of tragic proportions. More people will feel they have to defend their tribe and the killing is likely to be on a larger scale. War costs money and drains resources per capita. It is a strategic move to prevent it.

I am very confident that Nigeria's fundamentals under this government is sound and the process of fixing other Nigerian problems is on-going.

Of course, I don't agree with you because we are operating at different depths of understanding and vision.

You mean that it is easier for Nigeria to ignore the menace of Fulani Herdsmen, the unwarranted killings by the police, and the injustice by the government and go to war because one man says he wants out? Which should be given top priority between actions that is already killing people and actions that is yet to kill anyone?

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