₦airaland Forum

Kinematics:
Of course skull miners and developers are part of the mess we have in this country. Una keep disgracing us upandan

emonis88:
I think nairaland is also promoting tribal sentiments here by bring news about any drug bust ,when it involves barons from d south east. A drug baron from d Southwest was caught 2 weeks ago, it was all over Facebook but wasn't on nairaland. U see that there is stinking propaganda on nairaland.

chukwuibuipob:
They should hang him.Yoruba pipu that knw dnt support CRIMINALS,They expose/abuse dem.They should transfer this Useless fl@thead swine that give Dollars bribe to NDLEA to Indonesia make joko widodo Dr do the needful

nku5:
Exactly. 99% of the anti-Igbo posters are from the north. Even on Facebook and other sites they now register with Yoruba names to push propaganda.

Oizatobad:
BASED ON MY OWN VIEW IGBO WILL DAMAGE THEIR SELF ALSO DAMAGE OTHERS NEIGHBORHOOD WHEN BIAFRA FINALLY CAME TO STAY ____WE ALWAYS BEG AN IGBO PEOPLE NOT TO DIE ____NOT TO GOING JAIL ____MOST RIDICULOUS PEOPLE WHO THINK WITHOUT BAD BUSINESS THEY CAN'T SURVIVE

chukwuibuipob:
EJIOFOR FELIX ENWEREAKU is from OYO

noleflendum:
lalasticlala
dominique
mukina2
Seun
Mynd44
2 Rule broken

NoSentiment:
Na dem. Very stewpid set of ppl. The damage they have wrought on the reputation of Nigerians only God can repair. And they're busy abusing responsible Nigerians who eke out a living legitimately. Idotic ppl born with pathological hate and hatred. Animals kawai , shegu yan iska!!!!

Kinematics:
Ejiofor Felix Enwereaku



Ndi potopoto.... I'm not surprised. This is how they've spoiled the name of Naija abroad and they want us to join them in their biafla

Nightalan:
Ejiofor Felix Enwereaku
Deveropers on da beat!

noleflendum:
Ibo amaka

AfonjaConehead:
Igbo/ipob self appointed minister.

Lzaa Imhotep

Okoyeebo:
Shebi Heroin and Cocaine is part of Igbo culture. Igbos like you have started accusing the NDLEA of marginalisation. Waiting for the Ohaneze to issue ultimatums to NDLEA too. Anuofia.

Karlovych:
Ejiofor Felix Enwereaku

fergie001:
NDLEA Nigeria

Tinubuadvocate:
Have you ever see American citizen trial in the international court of justice?

booscy:
Remember Charles Taylor and Former Sudanese Dictator?

Unless he won't go for his usual medicals in Europe if he gets eventually indicted.

He is not even putting the health sector in place that means he will still go out to be apprehended.

https://secure.saharareporters.com/sites/default/files/styles/normal_medium/public/Muhammadu-Buhari-1062x598.jpeg?itok=G5iHnaPP

Groups representing the interests of Igbo people in the Diaspora, Coordination of World Igbo Congress (WIC), Igbo World Assembly (IWA) and Nzuko Umunna have strongly condemned the shoot-on-sight order given by the Acting Inspector-General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba to policemen in the South-East region.

The police boss last Tuesday, launched a new special operational action plan code-named, Operation Restore Peace, to clamp down on members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its militant arm, Eastern Security Network (ESN), over the uprising in the region.

The police said in a release that the IGP launched the special operation at the Michael Okpara Square, Enugu as part of efforts targeted at returning the southeastern region to its historical pride of place where its people were known to be peaceful, tolerant, innovative, industrious and entrepreneurial.

It also said partly, “The IGP, while appreciating the individual and collective efforts of all the South-East governors and other critical stakeholders in the region towards supporting the police in restoring security and strengthening national unity, assured the nation, that in the coming days the special operation will be extended to other parts of the South-East region to confront criminal elements, take the battle to their doorsteps and re-order our cherished national values in the region.”

The groups in a statement jointly signed by Prof Anthony Ejiofor, Chairman, World Igbo Congress; Dr Nwachukwu Anakwenze, Chairman, Igbo World Assembly; Sir Ngozi Odumuko, Executive Secretary, Nzuko Umunna and Elder Amadiebube Mbama, Coordinator, Joint Action Committee said the response of the Federal Government to the rising insecurity in the region is odious and ominous.

The groups described the utterance of the IGP as capable of turning the region into a war zone rather than bring peace, stability and development.

They also called on the Federal Government to embrace the 12-point agenda recently adopted by Southern Governors, especially on restructuring, state policing and its ban on open grazing of cattle. This, they believe, will bring a lasting solution to the insecurity challenge in the region.

The statement read, “The entire Igbo Nation in the United States of America under the Coordination of World Igbo Congress, Igbo World Assembly and Nzuko Umunna reaffirms the bond and oneness of the Ndigbo in the Diaspora and have resolved to act as the coordinating point of Ndigbo in the US. We are unanimous in our strong condemnation of the reported shoot-on-sight order issued by the Inspector General of Police against Igbo youths.

“As an umbrella organisation that is not only vested in the interests of Ndigbo in the US but with deep roots in Nigeria, we are aware of socio-cultural, economic and political developments in our fatherland. To this end, we are not unaware of worsening security challenges in Nigeria and the concerted efforts by both state and non-state actors to arrest the situation.

“The country has witnessed how terrorism, killer herdsmen and banditry that have ravaged some parts of the north and is gradually descending to the Southern part of the country, especially the South-East and South-South regions–the Igbo heartland. Noteworthy is the fact that until recently, South-East was the most peaceful and stable region in Nigeria.

“While this is troubling and a great source of concern for Nigerians in general and Ndigbo in particular, what is more worrisome is the posture of the Federal Government and response by the law enforcement agents to the situation.

“For some reasons that seem odious and ominous, the utterances from the Presidency, government and law enforcement officials are laced with a desire to turn the region into a war zone rather than seek its peace, stability and development. The worst-case scenario was the latest comment credited to the Inspector-General of Police.

“On Tuesday, May 18, 2021, Nigeria's number one law enforcement officer was quoted to have said: 'If anyone accuses you of human rights violations, the report will come to my table and you know what I will do. So, take the battle to them wherever they are and kill them all. Don’t wait for an order'.

“This statement if true, is a call for genocide, extrajudicial killings and human rights violations against people of the South East and South-South regions.

“We have waited to be sure that the Police boss was either misquoted or had a Freudian slip that would be denied and clarified but none of that was done. Not only are we shocked that the IGP Baba did not deny and disassociate himself from such a murderous statement but we are equally surprised that the Presidency failed to call him to order and reassure the people of the zones who are already traumatised by such order that this is not the case. We want to believe that this is not a state policy that continues to designate the old Eastern region as an occupied territory since the end of the Biafra-Nigerian civil war.

“Against this backdrop, Ndigbo in the Diaspora condemns in strongest terms, the shoot-on-sight order given by the IG of Police and the military chiefs as part of their Rule of Engagements (ROE), which violates every fabric of Geneva convention on war crimes and on laws protecting civilians in conflict.

“Consequently, Ndigbo in the United States have commenced actions to hold the police chief to account and the Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces for declaration of war on citizens of Nigeria, particularly in the South-East and South-South regions.

“For emphasis, we want to bring the attention of the IGP, Service Chiefs and Presidency that the international conventions and international rules are not being followed in the latest rules of engagement for their operations in Igboland and therefore, constitute acts or intent to commit genocide.

“As an organisation that believes in peace anchored on equity, fairness and justice, we urge the government to explore dialogue as an avenue to lasting peace in the regions and not a military-era shoot-on-sight order. We are asking the government to embrace dialogue, engage with the people and leaders of these regions to assuage their grievances, which borders on marginalisation and systemic discrimination.

“We are also using this opportunity to inform the international community and human rights organisations that if the government and law enforcement agents continue with the bloodletting, then President Muhammadu Buhari and his service chiefs will have cases to answer at the International Criminal Court.

“Finally, for a sustainable solution to the myriads of problems bedevilling the country, which have been exacerbated by the sectional and clannish nature of the current administration, we call on the Federal Government to embrace the 12-point agenda adopted by the governors of Southern Nigeria, especially on restructuring, state policing and ban on opening grazing of livestock.”

http://saharareporters.com/2021/05/23/buhari-will-face-international-criminal-court-if-killing-southeasterners-continues%E2%80%94igbo

fukara:
I have mix feelings over the death of Chief of Army Staff. May his soul rest in peace.

Secondly, I remember when all of us were ranting marginalization of the Igboman as security Chief. What if an IGBOMAN was the COAS, and he died tragically like this, what will BUHARI be telling Ndi Igbo. That he appointd their son, just to eliminate him?

Sometimes let us thank God in all circumstances. May the Soul of all the departed rest in peace

Misterone:
I ask you this. what's the difference between a soldier that died in sambisa forest and one that died through plane crash? are both not fighting for the father land? what's special about Attahiru? if Buhari attends his burial then it means henceforth he has to attend all burial ceremonies of soldiers. like i said before, what's good for one is good for all.

naturefellow:
humanity first.

GenBuhari:
Gbam,
We Igbos are not clamoring for Biafra.
In everyday life in Igboland nobody even remembers Biafra or IPOB, people are just not preoccupied with the matter and that is a stone cold truth.

To me the whole secessionist and IPOB movement is nothing more than media propaganda and narrative .

November1857:
Asaba Declaration: We stand with Malami — Arewa Youths

By Ibrahim HassanWuyo
The Arewa Youth Assembly has said that the Asaba declaration that banned the open grazing of cattle is totally unacceptable and threw its weight behind the position of the Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Malami against the southern governors.

Describing the declaration as myopic and unpatriotic, Arewa Youth Assembly in a statement signed by Mohammed Salihu Danlami, Speaker of the Assembly, said Nigeria is a Sovereign territory governed by a defined enacted constitution which states that every citizen has the right to live and go about his legal business in any part of the country.

The youths said cattle rearing is one of such legal businesses that is traced back thousands of years with many benefits to the Nigerian Economy and Africa at large.

The business is enjoyed not only by the cattle rearers but the whole of humanity. Some of these benefits include a source of income to individuals and the nation at large, creation of jobs, boosting of the agricultural sector as well as a source of nutrition.”

“Banning open grazing is automatically putting a stop to all these benefits and termination of many people’s source of livelihoods. Thus, we are highly disappointed and frown at the Southern Governor’s decision to ban open grazing.”

It is unfortunate and sad for such utterances to be coming from elder statesmen and the chief security officers of various states.”

“We call on; Federal Government to swing to a continuous action, act and protect the lives and properties of the genuine cattle rearers going about their legal business moving from one community to another in search of suitable feed for their livestock in Southern part of the country.”

They called on the Northern Governor’s Forum, Northern Elites, Traditional rulers, Youth organizations to checkmate the activities of Southerners residing in Northern Nigeria, alleging that many of them were involved in so many illegal businesses brought to their peaceful region.
These activities happen to be the propelling force of insecurity in Northern Nigeria today that has resulted in the backwardness of Northern Nigeria, lost of properties worth billions of dollars, loss of precious and promising lives.”

“If the southern governors will continue with the Asaba declarations, then we will be compelled to redefine the activities of Southerners residing in the North,” they said.



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/05/asaba-declaration-we-stand-with-malami-arewa-youths/

Misterone:
you are the one that is mentally incapacitated. you cannot think beyond what's placed in front of you even if it is shit. what's good for one is good for all. Nigerian soldiers have been dying since time immemorial. so many have died in the hands of boko haram, what is the difference now? is it because Attahiru is a general? or is he the first general to die? like I said in another thread, you people should stop this rubbish of foolish comparison that has no meaning. we know you guys hate Buhari and he is giving you serious headache. but that doesn't mean you should be brainless and stupid at the same time.