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Jokes Etc › Who Can Remember All This.. by sdindan(op): 11:24am On Aug 31, 2015
If you are a girl that played and used all this you are yet to marry,
Hmmmm! You know the rest.

Politics › Re: The True Story Of Alleged IPOB Members Shot Dead by sdindan: 10:03am On Aug 31, 2015
DaBullIT:
[size=28pt]Ok

but give us the source other than radio biafra[/size]
Pls ask google
Politics › Re: The True Story Of Alleged IPOB Members Shot Dead by sdindan: 9:55am On Aug 31, 2015
DaBullIT:
Event was published august 23, It did not occour today as claimed

[size=14pt]MENTALLY UNSTABLE ASSWIPES AND ERDYOTS KEEP QUOTING TO INSULT ME, What i asked is simple , provide a single proof from any online media or print that another incident occoured in Onitsha yesterday ?? So far they have all been giving one excuse or another

Ojukwu used the same sympathy tactics, and failed, Kalu is misleading ibos and the Stewpyd E-warriors are believing everything he says , much to their own peril anyways , but if you don't have proof, go fck yourself and stop lying
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Two persons, suspected to be members of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, were yesterday, feared dead in Onitsha, Anambra State, while four others, including a policeman, were critically injured in a bloody clash between some MASSOB members and policemen.


T[b]he incident, according to a source, occured along Oguta Road when a team of policemen allegedly tried to impound some commercial motorcyclists for plying Oguta Road, one of the routes prohibited for motorcyclists by the state government.[/b]

An eye-witness said the victims were shot dead by one of the policemen on patrol while trying to enforce the state government restriction of motorcyclists plying the route and, in the ensuing mayhem, the policeman’s AK-47 rifle allegedly went off [i]( Not shot intentionally )[/i]and hit one of the victims who died instantly.


It was gathered that after the death of the victim, who was wearing MASSOB insignia, the policeman allegedly started shooting sporadically into the air to scare the people in order to escape mob action. Stray bullets were said to have hit and killed the second victim and injured four others before the policemen escaped.


The Police Area Commander for Onitsha, Philip Ezekiel, an Assistant Commissioner of Police, ACP, confirmed the incident, but referred Sunday Vanguard to the Divisional Police Officer in-charge of the Central Police Station, CPS, Onitsha, Isah Abubakar (CSP), who said information about the cause of the incident had not yet been ascertained because the policeman was so critically injured that he could not talk from his intensive care unit of the hospital where he is currently receiving treatment.

However, the Divisional Police Officer, DPO in-charge of Inland Police Station, Mr. Cosmas Ezeh, who also confirmed the incident, explained that the MASSOB members, who were coming back from their meeting, had first confronted the policemen on their way to buy fuel and met at the point of the incident.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/2-die-4-injured-as-police-massob-clash-in-onitsha/#sthash.6OK3wioW.dpuf
No differences between you and Satan
Satan is known as a liar.
Are you in Onitcha?
Lies are in ur DNA
This is a different incident Boy
IPOB happened yesterday
Romance › Re: She's getting married to the wrong person. Pls, advice. by sdindan: 9:42am On Aug 31, 2015
Allow the girl to marry who ever she likes
Focus on how to make it in life.

Politics › Re: How Can Nigeria Face This War Coming From North And East by sdindan: 11:16pm On Aug 30, 2015
If IPOB didn't retaliate
I will stop listening to Nnamdi Kanu
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Attacks Borno Village On Horseback, Kills 68 by sdindan: 8:38pm On Aug 30, 2015
Someone close to Buhari should
Should give him a dirty slap
To remind him that he promised
To end bokoharam in two weeks
Not protecting them.
Politics › Mark Curtis» Nigeria's War Over Biafra (britain's Secret Human Rights Abuses) by sdindan(op): 8:21pm On Aug 30, 2015
Part 1..
The formerly secret files on the Nigerian civil war in the late 1960s show very clear British complicity in the Nigerian government’s aggression against the region of Biafra, where an independence movement was struggling to secede from Nigeria. This brutal civil war resulted in between one and three million deaths; it also significantly helped shape modern Nigeria, and not least the division of oil revenues between the central government and the regions and people.

Background to civil war

For those in Britain old enough to remember the war in Nigeria in the late 1960s, ‘Biafra’ probably still conjures up images of starving children – the result of the blockade imposed by the Nigerian government in Lagos to defeat the secession of the eastern region, Biafra. For Biafrans themselves, the period was one of immense suffering – it is still not known how many died at this time as a direct result of the war and the blockade, but it is believed to be at least one million and as high as three million.

For those seeking to understand Britain’s role in the world, there is now an important side of the Biafran story to add – British complicity in the slaughter. The declassified files show that the then Wilson government backed the Nigerian government all the way, arming its aggression and apologising for its actions. It is one of the sorrier stories in British foreign policy, though by no means unusual.

The immediate background to the war was a complex one of tensions and violence between Nigeria’s regions and ethnic groups, especially between those from the east and the north. In January 1966 army officers had attempted to seize power and the conspirators, most of whom were Ibos (from the East) assassinated several leading political figures as well as officers of northern origin. Army commander Major General Ironsi, also an Ibo, intervened to restore discipline in the army, suspended the constitution, banned political parties, formed a Federal Military Government (FMG) and appointed military governors to each of Nigeria’s regions.

Ironsi’s decree in March 1966, which abolished the Nigerian federation and unified the federal and regional civil services, was perceived by many not as an effort to establish a unitary government but as a plot by the Ibo to dominate Nigeria. Troops of northern origin, who dominated the Nigerian infantry, became increasingly restive and fighting broke out between them and Ibo soldiers in garrisons in the south. In June, mobs in northern cities, aided by local officials, carried out a pogrom against resident Ibos, massacring several hundred people and destroying Ibo-owned property.

It was in this context that in July 1966 northern officers staged a countercoup during which Ironsi and other Ibo officers were killed. Lieutenant Colonel (later General) Yakubu ‘Jack’ Gowon emerged as leader. The aim of the coup was both to take revenge on the Ibos for the coup in January but also to promote the secession of the north, although Gowon soon pulled back from calling explicitly for this. Gowon named himself as the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and head of the military government, which was rejected by the military governor in the eastern region, Lieutenant Colonel Ojukwu, who claimed, with some justification, that the Gowon regime was illegitimate.

Throughout late 1966 and 1967 the tempo of violence increased. In September 1966 attacks on Ibos in the north were renewed with unprecedented ferocity, stirred up, eastern region officials believed, by northern political leaders. Reports circulated that troops from the northern region had participated in the massacres. The estimated number of deaths ranged from 10,000 to as high as 30,000. More than one million Ibos returned to the eastern region in fear.

In January 1967 the military leaders met in Aburi, Ghana. By this time the eastern region under Ojukwu was threatening secession. Many of Ojukwu’s eastern colleagues were now arguing that the massacres the previous September showed that the country could not be reunited amicably.
Politics › Re: Biafra: Britain's Shame by Auberon Waugh by sdindan: 7:43pm On Aug 30, 2015
I believe my Biafran brothers
Before the end of this year
You will see this book in a bookshop in Aba
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 7:36pm On Aug 30, 2015
aderonkedeborah:
Gerara here..joor
Deborah, Deborah, Deborah
How many times did I called you?
Politics › Re: SSS Arrests 10 Major Boko Haram Leaders In Lagos, Enugu by sdindan: 7:34pm On Aug 30, 2015
Fulanimafia, you see your brothers?
Politics › Re: Stop Insulting Jonathan, Ex-ministers Tell Buhari by sdindan: 7:05pm On Aug 30, 2015
fulanimafia:
What insults are they talking about?

They should be preparing their various defences against the numerous multi-faceted corruption allegations instead of mouthing inanities about.
Taaaaaa gerrrrrrrrt!
Politics › Re: The Imo Crisis by sdindan: 11:42am On Aug 30, 2015
abagoro:
He has been there for 4 years and not 8. There are things you do not need pictures to confirm. The schools which were denied by PDP but which they later went to write UBE tags on. That was one of the factors that won the election for Okorocha.
The Apc media have brainwashed you.
Rochas is a scam
I voted for him
Am from IMO
Everyone here is complaining
Is only online pple support him
Politics › Re: Obasanjo -We Are Sophisticated And Warriors (picture) by sdindan: 11:36am On Aug 30, 2015
wadetaw202:
I love my culture. Yes we have tribal marks; we are cowards, we are cowards cursed bastards with flaaaaathead that and have nothing we can call culture. Our king died and the whole world knows we are fools. But has anyone ever heard anything when my useless father die? No, this is because my father was a bastard and completely irrelevant eeediot like my mother . I learnt an ooni converted to Islam some months ago.
God bless you
Politics › Re: The Imo Crisis by sdindan: 11:14am On Aug 30, 2015
abagoro:
No amount of lies and blackmail can make me write against my conscience. The fight against Okorocha is spearheaded by Jonathanian Igbos who have lost out in present reality of Nigerian politics. They boasted before election that they will remove Okorocha but Jonathan was rather removed by God almighty.

I still maintain that he built over 350 schools which alone dwarfs whatever has been done by anybody in the history of Igboland. He is equally giving scholarship from primary to university. These two things far outweigh any other possible comparison.
God have mercy on this dude.
so his achievements for 8yrs will be
he built 350 unknown schools
Dude bring the name of the schools
or forever keep mute.
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 10:13am On Aug 30, 2015
mceze:
You are a waste of sperm by making this singular statement..
Do you think your opinion count? parochial Nizoorian
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 9:36am On Aug 30, 2015
dazzlingd:
whenever I am filling forms, i wil put Biafra or else I am a baboon
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 11:05pm On Aug 29, 2015
Eazydeek:
I am a Waste of sperm
Politics › Ex-lawmaker Slams Buhari, APC Over Biased Fight Against Insecurity. Thisday by sdindan(op): 11:01pm On Aug 29, 2015
Seriki Adinoyi in JosA former member of the National Assembly from Plateau State, Honourable Bitrus Kaze has accused President Mohammadu Buhari and the APC-led federal government of bias in its fight against insecurity in the country, reminding Buhari of his promise to ‘belong to everybody and to nobody’.In a statement issued in Jos, Kaze noted that the APC-controlled federal government has carried on with the fight against insecurity as if some sections of the country matter more than others.“While taking over the reins of power, President Muhammadu Buhari relocated the military command centre to Maiduguri where it will remain until Boko Haram is completely subdued.“Also, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has of recent been traversing Borno State and other parts of the North East, the birthplace and operational base of the Boko Haram insurgents. But most regrettably, the federal government has completely turned a blind eye to the perpetual killings by ‘unknown herdsmen’ on the Plateau.”He said, “Since the APC took over power in May this year, an average of ten lives comprising mostly innocent women and children, have been wasted on a daily basis in Plateau State particularly in Riyom, Barkin Ladi and Bokkos LGAs.”
Politics › Re: Imo State Why? by sdindan: 10:54pm On Aug 29, 2015
Chai! God pls Come and take OkoroAwusa away Biko.
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 10:41pm On Aug 29, 2015
Olufemiolaolu:
Then go 2 hell with ur brainless biafra. Mumu dey 4 ur blood. huh
Another Programed element from wild wild west.
Coward.
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 10:39pm On Aug 29, 2015
Andyg:
How I wish I would see you face to face, I would have send u to join Ojukwu with my bare hands. coward like u. Wawa
Taaaaaa SHATAP!,
Is only mouth you pple have. Mouth to shout like oluku
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 9:52pm On Aug 29, 2015
nenergy:
Is Biafra in your CV as nationality? Wake up!
You too should wake up
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 9:49pm On Aug 29, 2015
olaitan9291:
As a Biafran, and not Nigerian. why are you (south-south, southeast) clamouring,
requesting for political positions from Nigeria president?
Stop!
Among the twelve apostles there must be a Judas.
Those ones asking for appointments are the Judas of our time.
Like Amaechi.
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 9:42pm On Aug 29, 2015
homirefacuny:
The canker worm that had eaten the lifes of Buhari dry....... I am olodo.
Good for you dude.
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 9:29pm On Aug 29, 2015
nikkiking:
If pdp wasted good 16yrs riding this piss of shit car (nigeria) and never thought of changing even one of the tyre undecided.

I don't mind how long APC can take to fix it tongue.

Pray for naija angry.
And for ur dreams in the Disney world, is the dullard that will change the tyres?
I pray only for Biafra, you pray for your Nigeria
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 9:21pm On Aug 29, 2015
MuhdG:
I have got my sense back, and I'm still asking u.

Why didn't he repair it within 6 years since according to u 50days is enough
Ask..
Obasanjo, Atiku, amaechi, kwankwaso, Saraki, Tambuwa, El rufai, and Co. They are still part of your progressive
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 9:10pm On Aug 29, 2015
Toktee:
I am a coward like him,why don't you start a war na?
Ewu.
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 9:08pm On Aug 29, 2015
MuhdG:
Really? And what stopped someone from making it work within 6 years?

Wow! Some people are really still very very dumb
What are you saying.
It is a shame maybe you weren't exiting for past 16yrs.
Same technicians your dullard are working with now is same people the clueless one used.
Don't quote me again till you get your senses back.
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 8:18pm On Aug 29, 2015
efilefun:
Last time i checked this wasnt a Nigerian Forum
Efulefu, how are you?
Jokes Etc › Re: President Buhari: The Work So Far (pics) by sdindan: 8:17pm On Aug 29, 2015
agarawu23:
evolution my ass cheesy
Suffering and Smiling

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