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SlayerForever:I and a friend of mine are waiting for approval. You should vet us though. |
SlayerForever:good one. Try and approve those joining after thorough vetting. Many had already clicked to join |
richmond500:keep quiet. Why not provide rebuttal other than talking trash |
Create the group, it will be a closed group. Mention the name here. Appoint someone you know as admin, who will critically vet anyone that's joining the group. The required condition to be met by any prospecting individual must include but not limited to; 1. Age of the Facebook account. Facebook account created this September 2021 will be thoroughly vetted including oral video interview. 2. Name of person. Suspicious names won't be allowed in, unless otherwise recommended. 3. Profile of the person. 4. Facebook friends. You can't be Igbo and have only/fewer Ijaw or Yoruba Facebook friends. 5. Comments on their Facebook walls dating as far back as 4-5months; who commented, what did they comment. 6. Other. |
SlayerForever:my brother, we're NOT a secessionist group. Our sole aim is Wider Igbo unification. If DSS feels this is a problem to them, I will like to meet them in court. It is as simple as that. We're not Miyetti Allah, we do not possess weapons, we don't bear arms, we're not security outfit. We're simply Igbo social, cultural and political pressure group whose sole aim is Wider Igbo unification via social, cultural and political means where necessary, but we're not a political party. Political there simply means we will be gladly obligated to support, sponsor or identify politically exposed Igbo conscious Individuals within and more especially outside Southeast Igbos, for purpose of supporting them. |
SlayerForever:I do not see any known reason for people to be scared. Scared of what exactly?. Scared of identifying Igbos across the length and breadth of Nigeria, as well as giving them voice?. Is there any known Constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria, that forbids such?. Last I checked the Constitution supports peaceful Assembly. |
SlayerForever:we must start first. Let funding never deter us. Even if we start by just identifying them and paying homages to their various kings, as well as giving their plights a global voice, we would have achieved a lot. |
SlayerForever:we'll have think tanks that will always identify means of global funding |
SlayerForever:As well as encouraging them to participate in Greater Igbo Doings and vocalization. |
SlayerForever:The essence of using Facebook is to kill this anonymousity being experienced here. We are not against anybody. We are apolitical whereas we belief in using political means where necessary, to unify our people, including funding Igbo political conscious individuals in all Igboland especially outside the southeast. We've got absolutely nothing to be afraid of DSS, as we're not Secessionists. We're simply pro larger Igbo conscious fellows. We're simply Igbo without boundaries advocates. Just like global Jewish Zionism. |
loveth360:it will be on Facebook |
SlayerForever:the earlier the better. If can liase with already Igbotic established group like someone had suggested, fine and good. But our main goal will be a wider Igbo unification, and this must be vigorously paused. With time we will have physical structure and registered with cooperate affairs commission, we will lobby to have a seat in Ohanaeze meetings with soul aim of telling them to their faces how abysmal they had performed and make concrete inputs. |
When I watched the video couple of weeks ago, I was thinking why 'Igbos' will go and destroy 'Ijaw' king palace, and why Ijaws Known for their rabid fear of Igbos, hasn't started shouting over the destruction. Everything is beginning to make sense for me now. It simply means that Indigenous Igbos did that, and there's nothing others could have done. |
SlayerForever:ok |
SlayerForever:Ijaw will regret ever daring Igbos |
Ariani:let's start by creating Facebook group outside this faceless forum |
SlayerForever:you must proceed to create Facebook group, announce the name here, appoint admins, and thoroughly vet whosoever that's being add. Then add those two presidents, let's see how we can help them both legally and otherwise |
IDeyNL:Igbo land is Igbo irrespective of who denies it or not. |
Since Ijaws has the effontry to look Igbos in the eyes to say Opobo, Ndoki, Bonny, Obigbo, Afam are Ijaw, we will show you guys where you come from, and your true size. Bayelsa will be so ripped that what will be remained of a truly Ijaw enclave, will be so inconsequential that you will be so terrified to engage Urhobo in a fight. We will so rip you upon that you will be scattered and never gathered again. Ijaw has pushed their luck too far by trying to grab Igboland. |
[quote author= post=105374044]Anambra on the road to greatness, with the new international cargo and passenger airport, Oil and gas sector Onitsha port, Agro sector, commerce and industry, tourist sector and our new 10,000 capacity international conference centre, ongoing stadium and what have you, all I can say for now is, watch out Anambra state![/quote]I'm from Imo, but I'm enjoying the developmental strides going on in Anambra state.How far about that Orient Petroleum refinery, any news, kindly update us. |
kelly72:counted as Oil producing state with just 3 disputed Oil Wells, whose proceeds will be shared 50/50 with Anambra state?. Just go and rest abeg |
MI6Surveillance:any idiot can hide in the name of any state to talk nonsense. I'm saying even if he's from Imo, non of us imolites both on here and outside there designated him to cause trouble on our behalf. He's mad if he thinks he's here to fight his brother. |
MI6Surveillance:No sir, that's false claim. Imo recovered 46 oil Wells, from what I read as post by Imo state government, Rivers State are disputing 3 oil Wells, but some alerted me of guardian news report that says it's 17 disputed Oil Wells. So even if it is 17, it means Imo recovered so far, 29 Oil Wells, this excludes the ones previously accruing to the state |
MI6Surveillance:stop dragging Imo state into your whatever rubbish you have with that guy. I have been here defending Anambra, am I from Anambra?. No. I'm from Imo. You can call him out and leave Imo out of it. Imo state didn't send him to fight Anambra. |
Captain8:I've told you the reason it seems that Igbos are looking out for you, nothing else. Your Oil is immaterial to an average Igbo man. Despite your oil, you're still poor and backward in all ramifications. It's because of this one Nigerian thing, that makes an ogogoro drinking dingbat think he can stand Igbo Nation. If we come for Ijaw, just if, we will roll you to the sea in matter of hours. |
flokii:It's only in Nigeria and your head, that states are being created base on landmass. Every sane fellow out there knows that states are created base on population and the need to deepen Democratic dividends to the grassroots. |
flokii:Whether Niger state is 50million times bigger than SE, or not, is immaterial. Nigeria has 6 geopolitical zones with each zone having at least 6 states, and therefore for equity sake, SE must be given the 6th state for equal representation. |
[quote author= post=105362667] ![]() Go complain to DPR not here on nairaland they know better not Lagos/Ibadan media propaganda[/quote]Exactly. The issue of inclusion into Oil producing states, isn't a thing Lagos/Ibadan Express way media propaganda will do.DPR will look at the veracity of their claim and properly vet it. |
flokii:keep quiet. We're not talking about red oil, we're talking about crude oil and gas. Agbami 127 & 128 may not meet the 13% accreditation threshold, to be a producing states. If Lagos has oil Wells as you implied, they would have been added. You don't know more than those in the know. Lagos State government forming Ibile Oil and gas company doesn't make Lagos an oil producing state. Ondo has oil, but Imo state has displaced it with the recent mega 43 oil Wells recovered from Rivers, added to the ones they had before recovery, and are in court to recovery the disputed 3 oil Wells which Rivers State government appealed |
Furious1:accurate. I was trying to eloborat more on that for him |
Captain8:you're plain stew-pid. Nobody wanted ijaw for her oil. Your Oil never taken you anywhere near Japan without oil. Igbos feel those in the former eastern region are their brothers and hence ought to be liberated too from the clutches of Nigerian imperialism. |
Blue3k:no sir, I think there's quota for a State to be recognized as an Oil producing state. If your production does not meet that quota you can not be adjudged as a producing state. Anambra state has been producing Oil since over 2015 or thereabout, but wasn't included because they weren't meeting that qouta apparently due to the dispute with kogi, or due to the fact that other Wells as mentioned above hasn't been fully developed and accredited. Remember the said 3 oil Wells being disputed, is to be shared between Anambra and kogi, therefore, the kogi's percentage acruage of the total generated revenue of those 3 disputed Oil Wells, wouldn't be enough to meet the qouta. |
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