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Pass11:
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But let's be honest this directive is very daft

Anyways there may be a twist to this. There's also be a possibility it is our Nembe brothers that are sitting at home

Who can give me update from Yenogoa today.

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Umunnem do you know this miscreants threatened our people not to sit at home in Yenogoa anymore? So we must open our shops by force. Ewoooo Igbo afugo ife ooooooo.

We’ll Go After Any Business Obeying IPOB’s Sit-At-Home Order in Bayelsa – IYC

The statement which was signed by the information officer of the Central Zone of the IYC, Dee Mitin, also stated that Bayelsa is not part of Biafra and therefore nobody should declare or obey any sit at home directive as being done elsewhere.

It said: “Bayelsa State is not a Biafran State and as such we will resist any attempted business lockdown. We will not hesitate to permanently shutdown any business enterprise or company operating in the state that will henceforth obey such sit at home order.

“To our youths, we are using this medium to appeal to their conscience to always use the consultative and dialogue mechanism when dealing with situations, and desist from incessant public protest in the state. Moreso, write to the leadership of the IYC which is the apex youth body in the state to resolve any issue”.


Source : https://www.google.com/amp/s/nigerdeltaconnect.com/well-go-after-any-business-obeying-ipobs-sit-at-home-order-in-bayelsa-iyc/amp/

Tribal war bait

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DubaiLandLord1:
I call my guy for Igweocha, and e tell me say business dey go on there.

There is only sit at home in the South East(Igbo land) geopolitical region of Nigeria

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Northern Yoruba will form Muslim nation under Allah. Southern Yoruba can live in fetish Oduduwa Republic with Oro ritualists.


cc Frankdolzy1

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DubaiLandLord1:
Chidi, ewela iwe na ide ihe a. Ụmụ nwoke Ambazonia adịghị na IPOD dị mma

Yarib@ you wrote absolute rubbish.

A discussion has been called for fools to exchange ideas.

BluntTheApostle:
Delusion.

Which Nigeria stood still?

Even Hushpuppi's arrest had more following than this.

What is hushpuppi? Hushpuppi is gone forever. He will be neutered in Guantanamo prison.


Now salute your president in the op.

You can see as Nigeria stood still for Agu mba's court appeareance. Indirectly Nnamdi Kanu is the president of the zoo. Now repeat after me. Nnamdi Kanu is not Sunday Igboho.

Sunday Igboho is a goner. His people have betrayed him callously.

You're going back to a very lengthy ban. The place was better off with your absence.

When they protested you shot and killed many of them. Thank you.

Those boys use Cameronian soldiers to play war games.

Yes we can remain friends in neighboring countries.

Rubbish.

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Juliusmalema:
Ipob foolishness is legendary.

Next protest will be Endipob and to mark the anniversary after one year for hundreds of lives they have wasted.

If Ipob like let them continue killing innocent men and women, it will never restore that demonic kingdom called biafra.


I stand with Nigeria and protesters fighting for things up be done properly not terrorists and foreign scammers.

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They will forever remain slaves to the Fulanis.

One thing I will never do is to engage fools and demon incarnates who ask me whether there is more police brutality in the East. There's absolutely no need to engage a demon incarnate who knows in himself he is lying.

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poiZon:
Who told u there r no sars and police brutality in the North?
An average northerner believes that death whatever forms it comes is Allah's will.
Do their religion permits autopsy?
Last 3months or so, i saw in news where police arrested a youngman, torture him n he died.
They quickly tried changing the story that he died while trying to escape from criminals.
It happened in bauchi.

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If you have never seen your non Igbo colleagues condemn killing of innocent people by police and soldiers in the East never you put up that disgusting rag of a stained flag.

I wrote this to my Igbo siblings. Why are Yoruba warriors having a fit?

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Throwback:
I believe the problem lies in the victim mentality and persecution complex of the Igbos, coupled with a clannish survivalism.

The Igbo must introduce a tribal perspective to everything, as it is their only way to rationalise what response is required to an event.

You will not be begged to join national aspirations, so worry less about tribal motives and agenda, especially when you know you will also suffer the consequences of the undesired status quo.

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Hydraulic gibberish. What have you said about the wanton destruction of lives and property by the security operatives in the east? Can it be compared to other parts of Nigeria?

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Throwback:
If you claim it was right and just that the End SARS protest did not gain a foothold in the SouthEast, can you then claim that it was wrong and unjust that the End SARS protest failed to bring your SouthEast SARS issues to the front burner of the national discourse?

This is very confusing and contradictory.

Besides, Awkuzu SARS got a lot of national mention to the point that the most notorious SARS personnel absconded from his new political appointment with the Anambra state government and disappeared forever since.

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You are talking arrant nonsense. The writeup is very very clear. You are merely skirting the issue.

SirBlack999:
And some were actually mute doing Obigbo, and it happened the same time with endsars.

And they always have the most to say about IPOB. They're really ignorant (not just them, but Nigerian Youth) about how Nigeria works



Plot twist; when endsars became chaotic, Igbos were accused of destruction in Lagos. Lol. Ndị eriri eri

Your last paragraph I deliberately avoided that issue so that ndi hydraulic will leave the write up alone.

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Throwback:
Is Awkuzu SARS a yoruba problem?

The protest was to end SARS and police brutality, so why is the writer making it look like any Igbo who participated was doing so in support of another region's problems, as opposed to a national problem fully experienced by Igbos anywhere in Nigeria?

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You are clever by half. You have still not addressed the issue in the writeup. You are only dancing about this issue halfwittedly.

Throwback:
Is Awkuzu SARS a yoruba problem?

Do Nigerians know what Awkuzu SARS is all about?

Did you see yoruba in that writeup?