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ihimiray:
Mr man the marginalization u guys cry about is just a fragments ur ur imagination... Act right and people will treat u well... U spoke about a landlord not wanting to give his house to an Igbo Man... Most cases very true but I don't blame dem but the Igbos..when the come for ur house the come like doves but 6 months after getting the apartment they behave like lions.... Disregarding the landlord and causing havoc.... The yorubas are the most accommodating and I really respect them for that,but the Igbos will carry grudge for a thousand years.... See am tired of u people I swear.....u guys need to purge urselfs

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Shameless tribalist. You are no different from the Yoruba. Accomodative my foot.

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whitebeard:
flat head Nigga majority dont

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whitebeard:
nigga last week I meet multiple deltans when I categorised them with the east (I said all of u igbo deltans are all easterners they said no that they are different) they said they are different..!!



now u go and force them to claim igbo because of biafra they are not doing if it is paining u go and cry to kanu he would deliver u from our hands

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Shatap there anu mpama,misinformation agent. Yes they're different,they're Igbo on the western side of the Niger and they support Biafra mofo.

whitebeard:
lol I dare u to say it in Asaba market

Shatap. I dear you to say they're not Igbos in Asaba market.

technicallyrich:
Asaba is delta igbo.that means they are igbos in delta state.
Delta is a biafran state haters can join their mentor in rat poison if they don't like it.moreover ipob here so many of my benue guys claim they are ipob and some people in ondo what are they going to do about these people in benue and ondo

If they're Idoma and Itsekhiri respectively,no problem. However,if the ones in Ondo are Yoruba,no space for them.

Igboesika:
This is the most hopeless comment I have read on this forum.

That guy drop his brain aside before commenting.

Will the railway be used only to move goods? It's a good one though.

Notasyouthink:
ipobexposed comes to mind.

Yeah, like one guy said here: Lowkey retard_

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kherington:
biafra died in 1970 and can never rise again the only man that may have brought biafra back to life ojukwu declared for nigeria by contesting elections and receiving pension from the army all these charade will not take you ifraudians anywhere one nigeria ipod exposed what do you think

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Thrash

Where's DocHmd sef?

Lalasticlala

People are yapping on NL,work is going on in the streets. It couldn't be better than this. Anyi g'enwe mmeri.

17th April 2017
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ENUGU— Hardcore members of the Rivers State Chapter of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, today, stormed the sleepy town of Alaoma Obuofia Awgu, in Awgu Local Government Area of Enugu state to pay their last homage and tribute to the families of their deceased member who lost his precious life in a fire incident.

Biafra Writers’ Correspondent gathered that the now deceased, Mazi Matthew Nwabueze Okolie a.k.a Oyibo, aged 31, from Ogbunabari zone, died in a mysterious fire outbreak in his shop sometime August last year with slim chances of survival after he was hospitalized for months before he finally gave up the ghost.

According to the Igweocha Welfare Officer, Mazi ThankGod, who expressed shock at the demise of the member, the cause or source of the inferno is still a mystery as no one could render an account of what led to the fire outbreak which eventually terminated his life.

The formidable members who arrived Enugu yesterday from Igweocha, picked the remains of the deceased at the National Orthopedic Hospital mortuary, Enugu, before proceeding to his hometown.

While marching to the hometown of Mazi Okolie, the Awgu community was awakened with shouts of Biafra songs, enchantments and dance as they fly the bright colours of the Biafra flag in the air.

Speaking on what led to the death of Mazi Okolie, the IPOB Igweocha Deputy Coordinator, Mazi Onyebuchi Eze, stated it was as a result of the fire outbreak which took place inside his store after spending months at the hospital.
While highlighting the unalloyed support and commitment of ‘Oyibo’ to the Biafra restoration project, the Deputy Coordinator described him as a gallant soldier who expressed no feelings of fear even in the midst of his enemies.
"Matthew Nwabueze Okolie has been one of our gallant soldiers. When we went to Ubiama, he was at the forefront, at Nkpor, he was there at the forefront, same in Igweocha. In all the protests, he’ll always be at the forefront.
“He has been a good soldier, he has never failed us and whenever we went for any occasion or event, he must be there. So, he was a very active and committed member of IPOB in Igweocha and that was why we came to honour him.”

Talking about the ‘Command and Control’ framework of the IPOB in general, Mazi Onyebuchi said, “I want to tell IPOB worldwide, not only those in Biafraland, that anybody who is working with our leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, must work with truth and honesty. When he gives you a command, no matter how it is, obey his last command.

“Some people may come with money to lure you but you have to resist them. If you’re doing a good work, you’ll definitely have lots of enemies but don’t bother, keep your hands clean and keep your records straight, and at the end, we shall win.”

He also commiserated with the families of the deceased, adding that death is an inevitable prize everybody has to pay when it comes while assuring them that their dead son and brother lived a life worthy of emulation and remembrance.
Also speaking, the Commander of Igweocha Warriors, Kingsley Onyedeke, extolled ‘Oyibo’ as one of the great warriors Igweocha has ever had. In his words; “what brought us here is to pay our last tribute and respect to our great and gallant hero popularly known as ’Oyibo’ in Igweocha. That name means a lot of things for us.

“He is one of the strong-hearted warriors we had, he physically confronted soldiers and was never afraid of them. He is a sponsor and a good adviser.
“So, we the Igweocha Warriors, came here to show his people what we are known for. We’re not afraid of any human being, that is the reason you saw us display ourselves right from the mortuary to this village.

“We have been here since yesterday night to make sure that this village knows that we belong to IPOB, he’s one of the heroes and a gallant soldier in IPOB.”
Brother to the deceased, Samuel Okolie who expressed disbelief and gratitude over the presence and support of IPOB in his period of mourning, thanked the leadership for commiserating with him and his family.

He narrated how he was called on the fateful day of 13 August, 2016, to rush to Igweocha to see the unfortunate incident and situation of his late brother, Mazi Nwabueze Okolie, whom he described as a struggler and a jovial person who never relent in seeing that positive changes in life are being perfected.
May His Gentle and Galant Soul Rest in peace. For your sake and that of other Heroes past, we must restore Biafra.

http://www.thebiafratimes.co/2017/04/biafra-awgu-lga-runs-agog-as-ipob.html?m=1

This is horrible! And the maalu on the wheel what happened to him? Where is he??

I see some haphazard manipulation going on.

Why are you guys picking on Barcanista na,it's not fair o.

buchilino:
NO MIND AM, D GUY IS SOMETHING ELSE.

I swear!!!

comos:
but you people celebrated Tinubu the other day,

so celebrating such a man is accepted by you but when it comes to others to celebrate their own it becomes a shame

Me, celebrate Tinubu? Respect yourself brother. I am from the East coast.

Afriifa:
just shut up and mind your business......... One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. Deal with it..

You this pikin again. Okay.

Afam4eva:
I think after the North, the South-South (Excluding Akwa Iboma dn Cross River) comes next as far as shameless human worshiping is concerned. This is the only place where criminals are celebrated in the open even by people in the highest political offices. It's shameful how the most celebrated people from these places are either militants or thieving politicians.

Proof that the youths in the North and the South South are not very different. Very shameful.

ThugCheetah:
As a Yoruba Muslim, I must confess this thread is not good for my health

LWKMD. Idiet.

Symptoms of a failed state.

Lalasticlala

Nchabuomo:
ABC shouldn't be more than 3000

Just going? Then it's not as close as I thought. Alright, thanks.

*Coughs* Abeg how much is Uyo from Enugu?

Okay. Let's bare some facts. In all honesty, IPoB's support of Trump at the time of campaign was not a bad move because the agitation would have faced an even bigger obstacle had Hillary won. You all heard of how Buhari supported her campaign with 500 million dollars(when the cesspit is deeply esnared in the clutches of recession by the way),so you see IPoB had to side with Trump at the time.
Now here's the problem,after Trump won,I feel the whole brouhaha of supporting Trump should have died down,cause realistically speaking,Biafran agitation is none of his business. But to my dismay,some people at the top didn't see this fundamental fact : It is none of Trump's business, unfortunately,a rally was slated to hold in Igweocha in support of Trump. I thought to myself (for Trump? WTF?, isn't that a bit of a stretch?) I was then told it was just to draw his attention to the struggle and continue the sensitization. It sounded laudible. I conceded.
People were killed and it really pained me. What did Trump do? He didn't even say pim! I felt this would open some people's eyes up there. Maybe it did,maybe it didn't but now Trump is about selling some planes to Nigeria,which most likely will be clandestinely used by Nigeria against IPoB/Biafrans. Reality check?
Now onto Turkey,it was massive for that number of Turks to come out and openly support the agitation(great work by IPoB family in Turkey,the other time they were able to prevent the deportation of our brothers by showing we are different from Nigerians) but Turkey is a Muslim country, Nigeria is more or less a Muslim nation too, therefore common sense says that any support would be superficial at best. But for some reason I can't fathom,some people at the top feel Turkey's (superficial) support is something to merry about. I can't see the sense in that so I'm just in my lane,watching how things unfold. Thank you.

Et la connexion?

kogistar:
good for flatinoz

See your life. If Yoruba type Igbo,you as a brother will follow and type Igbo. You have no shame because you're ignorant.

Ikwerre méká o! Etche chikaa nu! Udo diri nu.

Agumbankembu:
Gerrarahere, you think the ones doing it are for the sake of nigeria, go and sidon somewhere and not mess up my thread.

Hahahaha. Uppercut.