This propaganda by the Nigerian government is becoming too much. They've restless since the UN gave them orders that Nnamdi Kanu should be released. Nigeria government is losing the diplomatic front. So they're notching up these UGM and their propaganda against agitators.

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You no see all Arewa persons signing their contract with Oyibo?
They lost all when in 1967 some of their elders said they no wan to be part of Biafra. Gowon promptly created Rivers and Cross River states to cut them out of Biafra. Arewa since then colonised the oyel.
Pollution for Niger Delta, Arewa free of Pollution.

funny thing, they thought they were doing Igbos, but they were shooting themselves in their feet. They were receiving more than 50% under the eastern region, today how far? Even that 13%, Igbos helped them to acquire that percentage when nobody stood by them.

One idiot minority idiot insulted Igbos that they're landlocked, at the same time, crying that Igbos are campaign for a river port. You don't like Igbos, but you want Igbos to campaign for a port not situated in Igbo land. If you talk about ss/se uniting, their Ogogoro drinking as5 will come out screeching from their swamp, but he wants Igbos to camp for their port. Water resources bill is coming lol.

Anyway, it's hightime Igbos started looking out for their interests.

Realist12:
had it been Wike won the PDP ticket you'd see how they'd be attacking the south south daily. That's their way.
They don't have anything but they'd criticize those that have , Imagine the landlocked region saying they want river port, where as they know port Harcourt, Warri, Calabar have ports and coastline for port expansion, if there's no ulterior motive why would they be clamouring for river ports when they can use those ports if dredged and expanded?
They claim Lagos is no man's land . Yet their victim mentality is next to none in the whole country . They only want you for what they can gain from you but holds their resentment for you at the same time .

you don't want Biafra, but you want biafrans to use your ports. Anuohia. Better carry your minority a5s to Abuja and ask Buhari for port expansion. Ogogoro man

Realist12:
had it been Wike won the PDP ticket you'd see how they'd be attacking the south south daily. That's their way.
They don't have anything but they'd criticize those that have , Imagine the landlocked region saying they want river port, where as they know port Harcourt, Warri, Calabar have ports and coastline for port expansion, if there's no ulterior motive why would they be clamouring for river ports when they can use those ports if dredged and expanded?
They claim Lagos is no man's land . Yet their victim mentality is next to none in the whole country . They only want you for what they can gain from you but holds their resentment for you at the same time .

Lol. Awa oyel wailer. You dissuade yourself from Igbos, but cry when Igbos want to dredge a river and mind their business. Who do you this Water resources bill is coming and that swamp you call home will be taking away from you by the Fulanis. Won't be surprised if you came here to blame the Igbos because they want a river port. Mind your business, let Igbos mind theirs.

wiseoneking:
But you know in your heart as well as every other Nigerians that Igbos are not third class citizen but actually top class citizen in terms of been generally better off in standard of living to the rest of Nigeria. This we know was spoken in anger . We all make mistakes. Listen to lamentation of high profile northerners, they will always feel that igbos are dominating a lot of economic spaces despite the federal government exclusion of SE in major infrastructural development.

Go and fvck yourself. You stupid ab0ki. No amount of blackmail will work here. I'm over here waiting to dance on his grave. Anuohia

Wow. This is damning. Sad days for Buhari

Peace is never an option. Without violence, we're nothing.

Afonja wire

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Racoon:
Even the US where active shooters are always on the prowl is also issuing travelling advisory?

Your countrywo/men are hustling for US visa. Some are even marrying their grandma/pa mate just for access to the US. But yeah US and Nigeria are the same

Something evil is about to descend on. And some naive fellows are screaming PVC. I wonder if the PVC would save them if these terrorists came for them.

God continue to bless Nnamdi Kanu SAW

Okonjo-Iweala’s son, Uzodinma suggests Nigeria’s dissolution months to 2023 election



Beasts of No Nation writer, Uzodinma Iweala, has stated that Nigeria needs another independence and should be dissolved.

Uzodinma made the declaration in his article,’Nigeria’s Second Independence: Why the Giant of Africa Needs to Start Over’, published in Foreign Affairs.

The American magazine of international relations and United States foreign policy is published by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).

Uzodinma’s call comes as Africa’s most populous nation prepares for the general elections scheduled for February and March 2023.

The author insists that one of the solutions to the political troubles of the country is its dissolution.

As citizens face serious security and economic problems, he urged them to decide if they want Nigeria’s existence as a state to continue or to expire.

“Nigeria’s political system defies neat packaging”, stressed the son of ex-Finance Minister and WTO DG Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.

"Scholars have labeled it everything from the facetious “chaosocracy” to the more benign “entrepreneurial democracy” to the pejorative “kleptocracy.”

Uzodinma said such tags wrongly suggest that Nigeria’s problems stem from individual moral failings within the political class.

Citing experts’ recommendation of good leadership and good governance, the Harvard graduate believes no individual, however well intentioned, can fix the challenges.

“Nothing should be off-limits for discussion – even the dissolution of the country”, he suggested.

“Before doing anything else, Nigerians need to decide: Do they want the patchwork entity named Nigeria to remain Nigeria?

“It is a reasonable question, given that the country is the arbitrary product of colonial boundaries.”

Uzodinma said in their quest to form a working system, citizens should not “limit their thinking to outdated and flawed U.S. and European models of democracy”.

The novelist won the Hoopes Prize and Dorothy Hicks Lee Prize for Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis while in Harvard, among other honors.

https://dailypost.ng/2022/06/28/okonjo-iwealas-son-uzodinma-suggests-nigerias-dissolution-months-to-2023-elections/?amp=1

Lalasticlala Mynd44 OAM4J

Lol

The recent killing of dozens worshippers at a Catholic church in south-western Nigeria has reignited concern about religious violence in the country.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), an umbrella group representing church groups, says attacks on churches and Christians have been increasing sharply.

"It is becoming a hopeless situation and is reprehensible," says CAN spokesman Adebayo Oladeji.

How many attacks?
There has been a clear rise in recorded incidents targeting Christians since 2019.

According to data collected by the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project (ACLED), there have already been 23 separate attacks on church premises and people linked to them so far this year. For the whole of 2021 there were 31, and in 2020 there were 18.

A series of high-profile incidents this year has drawn particular attention to the issue.

- As many as 40 worshippers were killed in a church in Ondo state in the south-west on 5 June

-Methodist Church leader Samuel Kanu Uche was kidnapped in the south-east on 29 May

-Two Catholic priests were abducted in Katsina state on 25 May

A decade ago, recorded attacks against Christian targets were also very high, with 46 in 2012 going by ACLED data.

In April that year, gunmen killed at least 15 people in a university theatre being used by Christian worshippers in the northern city of Kano. And later in 2012, at least 19 people died in an attack on a church in central Nigeria.

During this period, many of the attacks were carried out by the militant Islamist group, Boko Haram.

The data collected by ACLED relies on local groups and media reports, and many incidents may well go unrecorded. It's also difficult to find out how many people have died in targeted attacks against Christians.

However, the recent rise in incidents involving Christians, says ACLED, should also be seen in the context of a general upturn in violence against all civilians - irrespective of their religious affiliation - in Nigeria since 2020.

Some attacks have been by Islamist groups such as Boko Haram against those Muslim communities seen as not observing their strict interpretation of Islam.

Schools educating Muslim girls, for example, have been attacked and the children kidnapped. Muslim leaders who have spoken out against these militant groups have also been targeted.

In terms of kidnappings and forced disappearances in Nigeria, the main targets have been political figures and women, according to ACLED data for the period from 2018 up to the end of April 2021.

Who is carrying out the recent attacks?
The latest attack on a church in Ondo state is suspected by the Nigerian authorities to have been carried out by a militant group linked to the Islamic State network.

While Islamic militants have attacked Christian targets over many years, others have been carried out by vigilante mobs, or bandits not affiliated with any particular group, who have stolen livestock or property.

The situation is also complicated by the ongoing conflict between herders and farmers for resources such as land.

Drought and desertification have degraded pastures and led to the drying-up of water sources in the north. Muslim herders have had to migrate south, where they create conflicts with Christian farming communities.

In these clashes, both Christian and Muslim communities have been targeted, with homes and places of worship destroyed.

What has the government said?
President Muhammadu Buhari has previously blamed the attacks on those intent on creating political instability, and fostering divisions between Nigerians on the basis or religion.

Nigeria's police chief, Usman Alkali Baba, has ordered a full-scale investigation to track down the perpetrators of the most recent attack in Owo state.

Christian groups in Nigeria have blamed government policies for exacerbating the situation.

Religious leaders have called on security agencies to pursue those who carried out the recent attack
Mr Oladeji of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) says he believes the continuing attacks on Christian targets show that "deradicalisation" programmes under which repentant Islamists are helped to reintegrate into the community have not worked.

And some religious leaders have said there should be more dialogue between people of different faiths, and have urged the government to bring in legislation on promoting religious tolerance and tackling hate speech.

https://www.bbc.com/news/61719973

This Ekweremadu story confirms what IPOB has been about the events in the East. The killings are motivated by politicians for their own selfish interest

Maybe he knows one or two things about false flag operations, since he's doing that in the East. This aboki is giving his terrorist brothers a free pass. If not, he would have gone after them hard, but that seems not to be the case. He's lamenting to EU and US about IPOB after IPOB had their successful protest in Brussels.

I mean, you call IPOB terrorists, why are you lamenting to the international community about them. Lol

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True definition of 'heaven helps those who help themselves'. Kudos

Lol... The fulani madness is about to be equaled. Imagine being slaughtered and otelectuals are telling you to get your PVC, like that sh*t is bullet proof and AR-15 combined. E no go better for them. Umu ekwensu

The chicken is coming home to roost.

If you put Buhari and a competent Igbo man in the poll, they'd choose Buhari.

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Why are there no brown roofs?

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With the recent Fulani terrorists attack in Ondo state. I thought it wise to start documenting their footprint(s) for posterity since there is media blindness towards it and most are oblivious to it.

This thread will be continually updated as more information is obtained. Incase of tweets, always note the date.

All events happened in 2022, unless stated otherwise

Fulani PR Nothing aboki no go see for gate. These sub-humans are playing victims while running rampage all over Nigeria

IDeyNL:
I seriously don't know why SW didn't see this coming.

The Igbos warned them in 2015 that Tinubu's disgrace will be worse, pointing them to what Awo received.

The Yorubas should really listen to Igbos the prophets

Awolowo, Abiola, Tinubu....

Awolowo off'd himself, Abiola was off'd or he did that sh*t himself.... Tinubu don dey have loose bowels

Peter Obi minions have to be the most deluded bunch online. I wonder how your nigggaa is gonna beat kwankwanso and Atiku in the north.

You think you're gonna be able to Osibanjo in the SW if he becomes the flag bearer or GEJ in the SS if he's the flag bearer?

Lastly, you have to be really stupid if you're not putting into calculation the voter apathy in SE. The total voters in the last Anambra election was a little above 200k. Lol in a state that has eligible voter number of about 8million.

You have to be gullible to think this guy has a chance in the polls. The stacks are against.