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I find it both amusing and annoying seeing all these Igbo-hating people suddenly concerned that "Igbo are destroying their region". When you consider that these are people who never wish Ndigbo well, you'd agree with the trend of thought that when your enemy suddenly becomes your adviser, trying to change you from the path you're heading to, that path is actually to your advantage or to their hurt. We all see them in jubilation whenever Igbo interest is in jeopardy, in jubilation when Ndigbo are massacred by terrorists, so the conclusion that I have come to is that whatever our enemies DO NOT WANT FOR US is in our interest. Whether it is sit-at-home, call for Kanu's release, unity among our governors and law makers, the call for referendum and others. They are in the interest of IGBO. What do they really expect? That we sit and be surrounded the way Yoruba have been surrounded? To be massacred down the line the way we are witnessing in Benue and Southern Kaduna? What do Igbo haters want? That we live like cowards? Well, I'm happy for one reason: Ndigbo are now aware that if our evil neighbors are saying NO, that we must go for YES. Ndeewo Umu Igbo |
dig64:Stellar...I have to save this here. Nigerians think our spirit is the typical black man that all he cares about is food. Fulani, food, Yoruba food and beef and party, even when Fulani call them gluttonous, majority tribes food, minorities food. That's why they're fixated on crude oil. What they're oblivious of is that we are in a class of our own even though our skin is dark. |
Unfortunately, we have gone full circle with the same people actively campaigning to enthrone the thief. And you tell me the tribe is normal. |
It's obvious that Buhari will NEVER hand over to a Southerner. I'm just amused at the Southern politicians who are wasting their time. They never learn because they're controlled by greed, lust and backstabbing they interpret as intrigues. The antecedence is there: The North hold the four Aces while all the South has is disunity. By antecedence, we saw how Abiola was baited with presidency until the very last moment. That is what will happen again. Antecedence... We know that instead of handing power to a Southerner, APC would rather find a Fulani from Mali, Guinea or Burkina Faso. In fact, they're the only region that would switch party to make sure that the South doesn't get power. We saw Atiku do that and betray a Southerner. We saw Northern PDP stalwarts do that to betray a Southerner. So doing it one more time is a piece of cake. All that the North need to retain power is just ONE candidate, His party is even immaterial. They'll all line behind another Fulani man irrespective of who he is. And the South? The disunity, intrigues and frenetic bickering will continue. More especially the betrayals because we will NEVER find a common ground. What is the common ground for the South? Your guess is as good as mine. Nevertheless, thinking that somehow, that power will rotate to the South is wishful thinking. |
All the evidence that you need to prove that Nigerian Christians are largely irresponsible was 2015... |
Jokers, settle them with pipe line contract |
shigishege:This show that most of you Yorubas are still living in fools paradise. No wonder when you were warned in 2015, you were recalcitrant. You guys are dull in understanding but still claim smartness. You really think it's still about election do you? Fulani would somehow permit a fair election that would hand power over to a Southerner? You are just too dull. Igbo did this and that, yet their calls have been more sensible and correct than yours. Isn't it hatred for Igbo that caused you guys to support Janjaweeeds that will soon send you on exile? All you see is fault in Igbo but you have not seen your greed and lust for free crude oil that you have none as being responsible for the calamity you people brought on the south. Since 1999, has there been an Igbo president? It has been Yoruba and Fulani, but just that Jonathan appointed some Igbo on merit, jealousy and greed caused you to back janjaweeed that everyone warned you would about and commonsense should tell you are out for dominance, domination and extermination. Good news is that you guys can't even fight back. So keep wailing....Igbo...Igbo....Igbo. At least you're also reaping the repercussion. But do not add stupidity to it by hoping that you'll wrest power from the Fulani. YOU WILL NOT.I think the best we can do now is for a southern politician to mount the podium of power. |
FreeIgbos:You said it all. Africans are not collectively wise. This agenda was soooo clear prior 2015 and every sensible person warned but Yoruba people were led by their belle - pure greed and jealousy towards Igbo. All the hatred for Jonathan was because of Igbo. Today, let's see the tribe that'll escape the onslaught. |
Noshitboi:If you believe the Yorubas would have understanding, you do not know them. They're experts in denying reality. In fact, the day they'll revolt is the day you'll know that it has cleared them for eye. And that's the day a Fulani governor is imposed on them or they're massively kicked into Benin Republic on a large scale, not the Igangan type. |
Joromi1:Wait until Igboho is captured. Who knows how many he'll kill before being caught, unless of course he'll walk in like a dove (you know una fear fear na) |
Joromi1:This one is a potential BMC that will soon sell his people like that vulturegriller. Boy, instead of going to read your books, you're allowing hatred to grow in your heart at this tender age. Better run along and play with your mates instead of fooling around on Nairaland. |
DoggoneDogg:Yet they're the ones that empowered Fulani hegemony over all Nigeria. Hypocrites. |
Captain8:We shall soon "sea" |
Captain8:Oh my Ijaw friend. How was the drink. Do remind me, I'll buy you a drink the day they dip koran in the sea through your Ijawland after their Ruga has been built in your land. Money for more ogogoro before then because it'll be your last ogogoro. You know say alcohol na haram. So drink am quick and drink am well before dem come take over una land o. |
bunto:My dear, pain me? I only pity Nigerians being slaughtered by them. At least, I thank God that I'm still alive. The worse hit for now are Benue, but it may soon reach everywhere, even you. Unless you're a herdsman. |
SmartPolician:You're not getting it. By the time he's out of Aso Rock. What happened in CAR would have happened in Nigeria. Nevertheless, they won't make the mistake of having a non Fulani take over from Buhari, since they already have all apparatus of state in their hands. I assure you that there'll be Ruga in Ijawland by 2023, so their age long dream of dipping the koran in the sea would be fulfilled. Even the Ijaw people are yet to know what's about to hit them with the loss of Jonathan presidency. For now, the last obstacle which is Nnamdi Kanu has been eliminated. Igboho is a piece of cake because he's not even educated. The bottomline is that Africans are not really intelligent people. Otherwise, there's no way anyone would h ave dashed them power the way they did. Just expect Fulani governors in the south soon, afterall, we already have one in Imo state. |
Fulani are very smart. By the time the dust clears in 2023, they may have Ruga in Bayelsa and so fulfilled their aspiration of dipping the koran in the sea. Thanks to unwise sai babarians of 2015 |
2elliot:Today, they claim there are no Igbo in SS where Nzeogwu, the Igbo coup leader came from. Their lies is for convenience to perpetuate the lies of their fathers. |
Obviously an insider Job ... |
Justcash:I listened to Kanu a few times and stopped because I noticed that even with his intelligence that he had no roadmap. This is why I believe that putting him out of circulation may help IPOB raise a more strategic leadership. The guy has done extremely well, so let's see how organized his movement is. I agree with you that someone smarter may just step into his shoes and they'll use him as rallying point. What is obvious is that the guy created massive awareness among natives. However, his error is in the belief that Nigerians are ready for freedom. As far as I can see, most Nigerian groups are comfortable with slavery, debar Igbo and perhaps Akwa Ibom area due to their proximity to Igbo. Yoruba prefer crumbs from Fulani table while Ijaw would rather be security men for the pipelines channeling their wealth to the north. In essence, Kanu is wrong with his outlook of hoping for freedom for people who love their chains. This is why I said that he is more qualified to be a good major than a general. He is good tactically but sucks strategically. |
I think the capture of Kanu would even be a lucky happenstance for IPOB, if they manage it well. They even need a more strategic arrow-head. Kanu is very intelligent so I do not think he hasn't made provision for this eventuality. |
OneNigerianist:Some even said Brazil. |
British interest |
Captain8:Oh correct...Ijaw, the Fulani allies by the sea. Hope they'll soon succeed in dipping their koran in the sea through your community. Guide them well well and show them way. That will call for more celebration. Unfortunately, they'll need more blood to do that. Hope yours won't be among like Saro and your brother, Adaka Borao. Hopefully, others would have been gone by then. And for the drink, you know na, just give una ogogoro, una go becoem slaves to Fulani guiding pipeline while he sends your wealth to his people up north. Ogogoro and women, your problem do finish be that. |
MajorLeaguePlay:Very correct. Try hiring in the country and compare with standards elsewhere. |
Naijaguy12345:You are very right. I had always wondered what he was doing in the UK. As in trying to disrupt British interest and business in their own country. Israel would have been his best bet. |
Captain8:You go live forever until mushroom grow for ya bodi, Fulani man. |
PrinceOfLagos:Typical Yoruba man. So you've quickly switched sides? Shamelessness |
LamidiCownu:E go soon happen. Part 2 Benin exodus go shake you. |
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