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Politics › Re: Fulanization Agenda: Questions For Gov. Ortom And His Likes by Tingotoe: 2:45pm On Aug 31, 2021
Ofodirinwa:
These questions are very stupid
The questions are very valid
Politics › Re: I'm Desperate To Leave Nigeria by Tingotoe: 2:35pm On Aug 31, 2021
Ikwerelastborn:
You are still a kid who hasn't left his village, I'm telling you from visits and experiences. Thats how you will leave now and end up homeless
He thinks the other side is as green as portrayed in the movies grin
Politics › Re: ESN Releases Graphic Video As They Kill Civil Defense Officers This Morning by Tingotoe: 11:20am On Aug 31, 2021
IPOB terrorists on the beat
Politics › Re: Twitter Deletes Simon Ekpa's Tweet Threatening Joe Igbokwe With Death by Tingotoe: 3:36pm On Aug 19, 2021
od501:
He announced a sit-at-home exercise, and people obeyed. That didn't look like what "an empty windbag" can do.
I also heard he is a major proponent in the founding of ESN. Again, it is nothing close to what "a rabble-rouser" will do. Let's admit it, these guys are growing stronger by the day, tagging them terrorists and killing every one of them won't solve any problem.

A reasonable government will conduct a referendum if he thinks that 90% of a people from a particular region supports a cause.
the meaning of rabble-rouser is 'A person who tries to stir up masses of people for political action by appealing to their emotions rather than their reason'. Now please tell me if there exists a single IPOB member who reasons rationally. As for his ESN soldiers I'll direct you to Okonso and his boys to answer that
Politics › Re: Twitter Deletes Simon Ekpa's Tweet Threatening Joe Igbokwe With Death by Tingotoe: 3:20pm On Aug 19, 2021
od501:
Then ask yourself, is he more fearless and effective leader than Kanu? Cos I think he is grin
I doubt it. He's an empty windbag and rabble-rouser who will fail to achieve his objectives
Politics › Re: Twitter Deletes Simon Ekpa's Tweet Threatening Joe Igbokwe With Death by Tingotoe: 2:55pm On Aug 19, 2021
Antoeni:
So this IPOB don’t even have 1 reasonable
Person among them
This is really unfortunate
They are mostly a bunch of rag tag terrorists. That Ekpa guy is trying to convince his followers that he's a more fearless and effective leader than Kanu.
Politics › Re: Simon Ekpa Threatens Joe Igbokwe With Death by Tingotoe: 2:11pm On Aug 18, 2021
BKayy:
Incase you Nigerians don't know, Simon Ekpa is your nemesis.
Unlike Nnamdi Kanu, he is decisive and does what needs to be done. Not emotional like Nnamdi Kanu and unlike IPOB, he believes freedom is taken not given
If Simon Ekpa, flaunts his own banner today, majority of Ndigbo will abandon IPOB for it. Even my support will shift to his.
In other words, call him the nemesis of Nigeria
he can do no more than a dead dog. Can he have even a fraction of the capacity of boko haram who have waged a brutal war against us for over ten years? He's only making noise because he's so far away. Let him step foot on Nigerian soil and see
Politics › A Different Opinion Of Nigeria By An Igbo Man by Tingotoe(op): 3:14pm On Aug 12, 2021
The dictator in every Nigerian

We all detest dictatorship when we are the victims of its reverberations, but when we wear the jackboots and are handing down orders, censures; singling shots, cutting down, attacking and destroying other people we palliate our actions. In most cases, we subsume our venture in tyranny as ‘’activism’’ – a term that has now become nebulous and an umbrella for highwaymen clutching the banner of civil advocacy.

There is a dictator in every Nigerian. We want to be heard, but we do not want to hear others. Even when we listen, it is not to understand but to muster ammunition for a belligerent response. The falcon does not hear the falconer. We have become so regimented in our cerebration that any view which does not follow a ‘’popular solitary narrative’’ is blitzed, and the messenger assailed ruthlessly.

It must be our way or the highway to hell. A straitjacket opinion dominates the landscape and all contrary perspectives sentenced to silence. If you dare to think different or say different, you are cancelled, ridiculed, vilified and slandered. In our world, everyone must be on the bandwagon of the solitary narrative. Is this not a tyranny of opinion? Are we not dictators?

I have become a staple for vicious internet hobgoblins. These imps find my unyielding stance on national issues vexatious. To them, it is uncharacteristic for someone from the south-east to speak in defence of Nigeria or take a position away from the prevailing socio-political doctrine. Their run-off-the-mill argument is that since I am Igbo, I must defend the Igbo – whether for good or for evil. But I cannot fit into that provincial receptacle. It is not me. My calling is for humanity regardless of tribe, religion or political persuasion.

When it is time to take a righteous stand for any group whether – Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Fulani, Igala, Ibibio, or Ijaw – I will proudly do so. What affects one afflicts all of us.

Native mentation. This is our challenge — to see in tribal silos and do not to think beyond the tribe. We must evolve beyond this drawback. Armies of Nigerians from different sections of the country must rise up and defend Nigeria and Nigerians. We should not always retreat into ethnic shells and interpret national matters by sectional prejudice. We must stand in the beautiful middle dividing nonsenses.

My stint in activism enriched my knowledge of civil advocacies – and their ugly underbelly. The clouds are not always white and robins do not always sing. The Nigerian civil society space is one that is tainted and blackened by ego, rapaciousness, and sleaze. I participated in some advocacies in the past with a mind brimming with passion for Nigeria and a fist raised for a change in my country. I was naive. My dispassionate commitment to certain causes and conviction led me down the primrose path of deception. In my innocence, I assumed everyone raising a fist and parroting slogans had genuine intentions.

It was devastating for me when I realised some of these advocacies are well-oiled campaigns promoted by unclean characters. Most civil advocacies do not sprout organically. There is always a mighty hand behind the curtains pulling the marionettes.

There is also the all-knowing complex with the activism industry. ‘’Activists’’ appear to have the right prescriptions to Nigeria’s problems as well as the Midas touch to turn things around. They make pleasing noises; shout the loudest in the room, deliver wry but perfect one-liners, and seal every oration with powerful quotes from famous persons — all by rote. They know what to say in every situation. But many of these advocates from the Nigerian ‘’activism community’’ found themselves in government and became what they stood against in their days in the trenches – and instead of bringing change, they caused government to atrophy with a Sadim touch.

A once vibrant activist with a mouth full of hot words revealed his true plumage and betrayed his hypocrisy when he became state governor and then national chairman of a major political party. There are many like that in the activism community waiting for their turn at the table. And while they are waiting they must keep shouting until their mouth is fed.

While the ‘’activism community’’ claims to be at war with tyranny, it does not brook opposition. Members who do a volt-face or have a change of perspective are ‘’de-comraded’’ or dismissed as ‘’compromised’’. There is a dictatorship of opinion in the activism community. It must be ‘’attack, tear down, criticise and pull down’’. If you happen to point out the flickers of hope in the system, you are reduced to a quisling.

This does not obviate the place of genuine activists – those whose singular pursuit is to see a better Nigeria. Even in a crate of rotten eggs, we still have the unsoiled ones.

There is a dictator in every Nigerian. We hold those in government to scrutiny for alleged acts of tyranny while ignoring our complicity. We should hear one another. If you insist only your way must stand, how are you different from Idi Amin? Dictatorship stirs resistance. When you come to people from a position of tyranny, naturally they will resist you. This is a normal human reaction. No one wants to be dictated to, no one wants to be pushed around or made to feel like an indentured slave. We should hear one another.

By Fredrick ‘Mr One Nigeria’ Nwabufo

Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @FredrickNwabufo

https://dailytrust.com/the-dictator-in-every-nigerian
Politics › Re: Biafra: Odumeje Prophesies When Nnamdi Kanu Will Be Free by Tingotoe: 11:51am On Aug 12, 2021
The only chance Nnamdi has to get out of jail soon is if Buhari drops dead before his term elapses. Other than that, all these scam artists posing as prophets should take a chill. Anyway December is not too far
Politics › Re: Fulani Deceived You That 6packs Are For Poor People And You Believe - Simon Ekpa by Tingotoe: 11:33am On Aug 12, 2021
This Ekpa no know say one skinny Fulani man with an AK47 fit put am for the condition wey Mazi Kanu dey right now grin . Dumbass talkative clown!

Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan To Hand Ex-President Omar Al-bashir To ICC by Tingotoe: 2:54pm On Aug 11, 2021
Spending123:
The same fate awaits Buhari..
Is there an existing ICC indictment against Buhari that we're unaware of or are you just high on Kanu's urine?
Politics › Re: There Will Be No Election In Anambra – Simon Ekpa by Tingotoe: 12:25pm On Aug 11, 2021
hammerDK:
SIMON EKPA IS OLD TESTAMENT, BLOOD SWEAT AND GUTS.


VERY DIFFERENT FROM NNAMDI KANU.




WE TOLD THEM KANU REPLACEMENT WIL LBE TOUGH.
We need him to leave Finland immediately on some urgent IPOB business. Some people want to have word with him grin

Politics › Re: NDLEA Arraigns Ejiofor Felix Enwereaku For Importing ₦8 Billion Cocaine by Tingotoe: 11:42am On Aug 11, 2021
What is this obsession the ibos have with illicit drugs? Is this what their proposed Biafra republic will be known for?
Politics › Re: 'Zulum Demolished 11 Mosques And 4 Churches' - MURIC by Tingotoe: 9:49am On Aug 11, 2021
BabbanBura:
Guy leave that matter, mosques that were demolished because they were harbouring BH members, which of the churches demolished harboured any form of terrorism?

If zulum is to demolish mosques for reasons of violations, I can assure you that atleast 500 mosques inside the metropolitan area will be gone. This is because 90% of the mosques are built on streets with atleast one quarter to the half of rhe building clearly encroached to the streets. Secondly, mosques are being built all over the places in residential areas.

These Muric submission is once again baseless and a support for persecution of Christians and the Church.
If the dammed church structure was built illegally he did a wonderful job by getting rid of it. You can scream persecution from now until eternity nobody cares
Politics › Re: Nnamdi kanu De Facto Governor-General of South Eastern States [Photos] by Tingotoe: 2:03pm On Aug 10, 2021
De facto zoo monkey in a cage you mean? grin

Politics › Re: I Hate Nnamdi Kanu Of Ipob And His Esn~reasons. by Tingotoe: 12:14pm On Aug 09, 2021
Well there's an empty cage right next to Cownu's and you're very much welcome to occupy grin

Politics › Re: What Makes Tiny Tigray So Powerful They Have Almost Captured Entire Ethiopia by Tingotoe: 1:27pm On Aug 06, 2021
Fahdiga:
Same way Biafra will soon gain more grounds against this shithole
With your unknown gunmen?

Politics › Re: I Fought Corruption Better Than Buhari – Ibrahim Babangida by Tingotoe: 12:46pm On Aug 06, 2021
IBB can only tell this to the children who were either infants or not even born during his regime. As for those of us who had to live through the t malfeasance that went on during the years 1985-1993, can only say Buhari's regime is saintly as compared
Politics › Re: United States: Twitter's Suspension In Nigeria Is A Violation Of Human Rights by Tingotoe: 3:21pm On Aug 05, 2021
WandaNara:
Make US come recolonize Nigeria abeg.



The Brits are evil
Colonize only you and your family house you say?
Politics › Re: Did US Demand Extradition Of Allen Onyema As Fani-Kayode Claimed? (Fact Check) by Tingotoe: 2:18pm On Aug 05, 2021
Asgard73:
They were screaming we hid and supported Oyeama.. like say the did anyone favor..

Fani-Kayode a typical Yoruba man ... they love taking advantage of situations to shalaye

Even the Oyeama igbos no send am.. he’s on his own..
Infact both Oyeama and kyari should be extradited.. weda US want him or not.

Careless and shameless
The above statement is a lie. Or do you want me to dig up the thread where you guys supported him when hi indictment came out?
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu’s 'Abduction' Bears Semblance To Kidnapping Of Umaru Dikko In 1984 by Tingotoe: 1:05pm On Aug 05, 2021
MadamVanessa:
From inception, that dumb retarrrded thing from Daura has been a kidnapper. And i am not surprised, because kidnapping, maiming, killing, raping, stealing are atrocities known to be committed by fulani, and the dullarrd is a fulani man.. so he's certainly doing what his ancestors and his people are known to be doing.

MNK, is bigger than them all, even as the dullarrd is a president of a zoo, believe me, he's not still fit or worthy to loose MNK shoe laces. This not me trying to demeaned him, this is m saying the fact.
Yeah and take a good look at the big man now grin grin

Politics › Re: Did US Demand Extradition Of Allen Onyema As Fani-Kayode Claimed? (Fact Check) by Tingotoe: 10:26am On Aug 05, 2021
Still doesn't make Allen any less of a crook than Kyari. In fact Allen is a bigger crook than Kyari
Politics › Re: Biafra: Pictures Illustrate Why Britain And World Powers Are Turning A Blind Eye by Tingotoe: 9:48am On Aug 05, 2021
vasel15:
We don't need it, I have educated you slow kids we don't need anyone to access the atlantic
All these maps you're flaunting don't mea a thing. Not only are you a dot in a circle you also lack the necessary resources to build a viable state. Hence your jailbird leader's continued obsession with the coastal tribes who have rejected you over and over anyway
Politics › Re: IPOB Should Create A Political Party To Capture Power In The South East by Tingotoe: 2:13pm On Aug 04, 2021
It's too late for that now as they've already gone terrorist. They should have taken Buhari's advice to them back in 2016 to register as a political party and contest elections but they were busy chanting "No refelendum no erection" LoL! grin
Politics › Re: Biafra: Pictures Illustrate Why Britain And World Powers Are Turning A Blind Eye by Tingotoe: 12:47pm On Aug 04, 2021
Without the south south coastal ethnic groups support Biafra is a mirage
Politics › Re: Buhari Meet British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, Discuss Insecurity In Nigeria by Tingotoe: 10:41am On Jul 30, 2021
Will they discuss Nnamdi Kanu or will Johnson order for Buhari's arrest? grin
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu: IPOB Declares Lockdown In Biafraland (Photo) by Tingotoe: 12:07pm On Jul 29, 2021
Fahdiga:
Buhari should release NK for peace to reign
Not in a million years. You can lockdown till eternity if you like
Crime › Re: Nigerian, Simon Chukwunwike Arrested For Cocaine Trafficking At Pakistan Airport by Tingotoe: 8:56am On Jul 28, 2021
Ibo and cocaine grin
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's Wife Gets Emotional Narrating How His Absence Affecting The Family by Tingotoe: 11:18am On Jul 23, 2021
BafanaBafana:
Now imagine how the wives of the security personnel he killed will feel.
Imagine
They just murdered 2 police officers in Enugu yesterday. His wife should just go and remarry cos the zoo ain't letting that animal out of its cage anytime soon
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Can Lock Up A Million Muslims In Xinjiang At Once by Tingotoe(op): 10:47am On Jul 23, 2021
Sebastine1994:
"No parents or other guardians or relatives of minors shall organize, induce or force minors to participate in religious activities," the law states.
That law doesn't apply in Nigeria
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Can Lock Up A Million Muslims In Xinjiang At Once by Tingotoe(op): 10:39am On Jul 23, 2021
Sebastine1994:
oboy china is my back yard. I have uighur friends too.
children are not permitted in mosque or church until they turn 18.

they can only chose a religion when they turn 18, which by then is too late, to chose a religious side.

check out the fulan gong of china. read about them. they are not a religion but see what the government did to them

why do you think Muslim prefer visiting America than China.

you can't pray in workplace
That's not my point. You said 'how can parents force religion on their children before the age of 18' and I countered by asking you if your own parents didn't do the same
Foreign Affairs › Re: China Can Lock Up A Million Muslims In Xinjiang At Once by Tingotoe(op): 10:27am On Jul 23, 2021
Sebastine1994:
Do you want to see suicide bombers in China?

china permits Islam but it has rules for religious people.

you can't force a religion on your kids until they are 18 and can make a decision.






this news sweet me
This is a hypocritical statement. All parents force religion on their children from a very early age. Tell us the lie about how your parents never forced you to attend church every Sunday as a kid

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