₦airaland Forum

Ekealterego:
You are definitely not very bright... This is a propaganda devised by a paid BMC sponsored Igbo hater... First, Zik was making an analysis in the speech that was highlighted and Zik did not represent anything Igbo... This was the colonial period, and warrant chiefs were still in charge under the British administrators..

What right does Zik, who was born and raised in the North and a Pan-African to decide for the Igbo nation? He doesn't even have any political post, not even in the Igbo region.

helinues:
Are Bororo people not human being abi why are you discriminating others?

helinues:
Banned for what?

Danisaint112:
Discrimination and tribalism aside, if you look closely you will discover that the people supporting him there are mostly northerners.

Probably Kogi Muslims. I don't know why most Northerners just find it hard to call a spade a spade. May God help us in this country that we are.

Biafranboys:
Fulanis can not bring foot soldiers from the North through the land in the middle belt and even through yoruba land. If they fly their plane where would they land?

We must battle the elite in our respective zones if we want true independence from the fulanis.

The problems we have in igbo land are the governors they are anti igbo

Fulanis lost this war already

Kaduna1stson:
You are saying all these just because we haven't pressed your regions collective mumu button once again. As soon as we give Tinubu the presidential ticket, he can sell 4 states in your region to us free of charge

Then you will return here to be singing Tinubu and the FG praise just like in 2015 ala Osinbajo

NiggaAreaBDamnd:
Do you think they care? They are more interested in ESN and Nnamdi Kanu. Ndi ara

Jerryherd:
Am in Ibadan and I can tell you for free we are safe here , why don't you focus on Ebonyi where they get slaughtered or Anambra were school kids are getting killed by unknown gunmen

If your Governors are not representing you were you come from and Rashidi is attacking you vote sensible people next time


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Jerryherd:
You can get your Senators to restructure which is just Constitutional amendment, yet you are having a tall dream of Referendum and Secession?! Same mistake Kanu made that got his people boycott Election now they don't even have a say in power and are marginalised, they can't even have people in power to fight for their own Amotekun

Anyways like I said all man for himself as for me I am voting who I trust to represent me well in National assembly and Aso Rock... You guys can keep up the carnival like IPOBs

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Rossphinki:
Because they are smarter than Igbos, and understand when the decks are stacked against them, thus not losing 2 million Yoruba lives needlessly in conflict for instance.

Learn from them, strategize and use your sense.

flames01:
AmbaliJ is a Yoruba Muslim. His religion agrees with murder.

So, he doesn't care if the entire Yoruba people are murdered in cold blood.

He is more concerned about Muslim Tinubu winning election even if it leads to the wiping out of the entire Yoruba race.

That's how despeacable a Yoruba Muslim is.

OperationcowLeg:
brother, I guess u think it's every one u will be replying to on nairaland. Some are paid to be here. So just read , smile and pass

Kaduna1stson:
Yoruba people are not allowed to leave this country to anywhere.

Essence3030:
I promised you we will get them and show the whole world. We have a report of ESN causing dangerous attack in Benue, they infiltrated the middle belt trying to cause bad blood between Muslim and Christian, herders and farmers but by the grace of God we will get them.
Many of the attacks, kidnapping in Yoruba land is carried out by ipob, and their media team will rush and put it on the media blaming Fulani.
God will definitely expose you people very soon.

Essence3030:
continue using ESN to kill Yoruba then turn around to blame Fulani.
Since tinubu celebrated his birthday in Kano, many of you are having sleepless nights.

thebosstrevor1:
That is your own opinion, many yorubas wont agree.

Fulani is not an issue, they go away in dry season, the main issue should be the war in igboland that ipob want to create, that war will produce immigrants and they will come to your cities in large numbers especially lagos and over population will take place leading to many internal crises

AmbaliJ:
Don't exaggerate the problem. Yes, herdsmen are a problem. But they are being dealt with, and our people are now more at alert to their activities. And we will continue to treat their fockup. There are more yoruba criminal activities ongoing in the SW than Fulani ones, let's tell ourselves the truth. And we have been having elections in spite of that. If una go boycott elections, it should not be on the basis of criminal activity by a handful of Fulani criminals whose activities are being blown out of proportion. Talk another thing abeg.

If Yorubas boycott elections in 2023, whether they vote or not, a president will still emerge, and Oduduwa Republic you will still not get (if it was that easy, ibos would be spending Biafran pounds and carrying Biafran passports by now in spite of Kanu's efforts after how many years).

Those agitating for Oduduwa are free to do so. But until they gain enough traction and considerable consensus amongst the generality of yorubas, the extremists amongst them should stay on their lane.

Ibos are still having elections in their region in spite of Kanu's noises and secessionist activities. Besides, it's not as if it is foreigners we are electing when we have elections in yorubaland, it is our own people we electing amongst ourselves, so what's all the fuss about??

AmbaliJ:
You dis Biafran girl, why you carry Oduduwa matter for head like gala? Abi na one yoruba demon dey fork your towtow ni? Go and tell those bankrolling you that Yorubas WILL definitely participate in 2023 elections. Who no like am can relocate to Biafra. Anybody is free to agitate for Oduduwa or whatever. But no one has the right to deny any other person their right to vote. Impossicant.

tit:
But Nigeria airforce bombed villages in Benue and Akwa Ibom without caring for civilians.

The Nigeria army knew Boko haram was coming. Why not engage them on the way?
Why wait for them to enter town then say you don't want to kill civilians?


You can't Fulani me.

Fahdiga:
Even history laid credence to this assertion. right from the days of Afonja in Kwara which we knew what the outcome was, Yorubas and the Fulanis are cousins and I pray the relationship continues as long as the people of the west are always at the receiving end of Fulanis brutality. talk about masters and slave relationship

Olatomiwami:
U got it wrong, Igboho is PDP apologist, he can never work for APC concerning Tinubu's aspirations. Secondly can u tell me y SW will b scared of Nigeria going into extinction?

UsmanFodio:
Why are you so afraid of war mr Afonja? Th

“As a matter of fact a Tinubu Presidency will only further strengthen the resolve of the separatists.This is because no-one is more hated by the Yoruba nationalists than Bola Ahmed Tinubu.”

Sammy07:
Being a patriotic Nigeria can cause more harm than good

omonnakoda:
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I got that one wrong !! I thought he drove from Dakar

That was a different miracle as in, he flew from Dakar to london (on one of his evangelistic mission) in his bombardier jet, on zero fuel gauge . However, the humble(sic) man of God decided to keep this particular miracle from his spell-blinded followers.

SolexOlenin:
All these talk about not disclosing what you know are jargons. Why not go ahead and arrest their sponsors? You shouldn't have talked about it at all.

Nigeria's Goodluck Jonathan: Officials back Boko Haram

Published: 8 January 2012

Aftermath of bomb attack near Abuja on 25 Dec

The persistent violence adds to growing problems for the authorities to deal with.

Nigeria's president has said for the first time he thinks sympathisers of the Islamist Boko Haram group are in his government and security agencies.

Goodluck Jonathan's comments come amid a wave of violence blamed on Boko Haram which has left dozens of people dead in the north, most of them Christians.

Mr Jonathan also said the security situation was now more complex than during the civil war four decades ago.

More than one million people died in the 1967-1970 Biafran conflict.

More than 80 people have been killed in recent weeks in attacks apparently carried out by Boko Haram, adding to the more than 500 killed in the past year.

A 24-hour wave of violence apparently targeting Christian communities at the end of last week led to thousands of people, mostly southerners, fleeing parts of north-eastern Nigeria. There are also reports of northerners leaving their homes in southern areas, fearing reprisal attacks.

Boko Haram, whose name means "Western education is forbidden", is fighting to overthrow the government and create an Islamic state.

One of its factions has warned southerners, who are mostly Christian and animist, to leave the mainly Muslim north of Nigeria.

A senior Christian cleric has warned that the country is sliding towards civil war.

Curfew
Mr Jonathan, a Christian, was attending a Remembrance Day church service in the capital, Abuja, when he spoke about Nigeria's worsening security situation.

Of the Boko Haram sympathisers, he said "some of them are in the executive arm of government, some of them are in the parliamentary/legislative arm of government, while some of them are even in the judiciary".

"Some are also in the armed forces, the police and other security agencies."

The situation was, he said, "even worse than the civil war that we fought".

"During the civil war, we knew and we could even predict where the enemy was coming from... But the challenge we have today is more complicated," Mr Jonathan said.

"Somebody said that the situation is [so] bad that even if one's son is a member, one will not even know. That means that if the person will plant a bomb behind your house, you won't know."

Boko Haram has staged numerous attacks in northern and central areas in recent months - on Christmas Day it attacked a church near Abuja, killing dozens of people.

Last week the president declared a state of emergency in Yobe and Borno states, as well as Plateau state in central Nigeria and Niger state in the west, following a surge in ethnic and sectarian violence.

Adamawa state, where attacks on Friday left about 30 dead, was placed under curfew and security forces were deployed.

Christian groups have accused the government of not doing enough to protect them.

Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, president of the Christian Association of Nigeria, said on Saturday that his members would protect themselves against the attacks.

"We have the legitimate right to defend ourselves. We're also saying today that we will do whatever it takes" he said.

The pattern of the killings suggested "systematic ethnic and religious cleansing", he added.

Meanwhile, the government also faces the bleak prospect of a general strike on Monday amid popular fury over its removal of a fuel subsidy which has seen fuel prices double for ordinary Nigerians.

OBALOLA55:
SEUNMSG, THATFAIRGUY1 OSHIGUN LEGENDHERO AKA METAPHYSICAL NYAMIRIFLATHEAD SUPERBOLD AND VAUGHANLANREWAJ THINKS OTHERWISE