stephenduru:
Read more. http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/03/ongoing-one-million-march-in-support-of.html?m=1

AkinPhysicist:


Nigeria has a current population of about 174 million. 29% (50 million) of that is Hausa-Fulani; 21% (37 million) is Yoruba; and ONLY 18% (31 million) is Igbo. (Source:CIA World Factbook Population Statistics). Since there are 17 million Fulanis in Nigeria, that means that Yorubas are the most populous tribe in Nigeria. And of course puts Igbos at #3 behind Hausas (33 million). Do the math its very simple.

chukwuibuipob:
Old age related sickness. I'm IPOB but I want KANU to stay put in KUjE and outlive Mandela 27 yrs.He fit enter guinness book of record/Prisoner Noble price * Walk outa the thread*

hamilton62:

My dear, the day I visted abiriba for a hotel mate father's burial I was totally astonished at the road, landscape and buildings... I am from Imo state but truly, abiriba is a small london as it's called by its people... I fell in love with the place, beside who doesn't like a goodie?

UnimkeAk:
I think Abriba is the shii menh. My kind of environment. . . . . . . .
























Coming from an Obudu boi

CHANNELStv2020:
To me NNAMDI KANU is the most powerful man in Nigeria and maybe Africa with my following reasons
1.NO MAN IN NIGERIA COMMAND THE RESPECT HE COMMANDS (u may hate him or like him but one thing u can't help yourself from doing is to respect him)
2.show me one man in Africa apart from NNAMDI KANU that can put put Nigeria's economy to stop without any form of federal, state government or anything,if NNAMDI KANU should come out now and order stay at home for all BIAFRANS, accept it south East,south south, IGBO business in lagos,kano,Abuja will come to a STOP.(a bit of these was shown at the sit at home ordered by his deputy UCHE mefor then imagine if NNAMDI KANU HIMSELF COMES OUT NOW AND DECLARE IT, FOR SURE NIGERIA WILL BE SHUT DOWN.
3.THE ONLY MAN THAT ORDERS CROWD WITHOUT A SINGLE KOBO.
Be free to share your opinion.

bantudra:


try the delta and find out that we are the true owners of nigeria........

the delta says no to biafra,,,,period....

bantudra:
biko,please stick to the south east with this rubbish,dont dare cross the river naija....

or else,we will teach una that kanu is nothing....

bantudra:
if you come from the area called south south or known as delta and believe in biafra,then you can not be a deltan..

you can not split yourself anyhow you like and call your self belonging to a region the same time..

its either you are south south or south east...you can not be both the same time.....

its getting very annoying that some igbos always say rubbish as ss and se..

ss is not toghether with the se...our different tribes is prove...

better stop it ones and for all....

jokingmary:
please where is Abiriba

tomakint:

You need to be there live my bro! The last time I visited was in 2007, one can imagine what that place (Abiriba) would looked like now!

Igboblog:
Rochas Okorocha, the governor of Imo State, has called for the release of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu.
He made the call in an exclusive interview with Sunday Sun. However, the governor was dismissive about Kanu’s advocacy and importance saying that the continued detention of the Biafra secessionist activist was “making a hero out of nothing”.
The Imo governor also spoke on his reservations about the Biafra struggle and more or less said that current advocacy groups were ineffective.
“On the issue of Kanu and IPOB, I have a different opinion altogether and I think it has been over- dramatised and over pursued, we will just find out that it has not given us any key result,” the governor told the newspaper.
“See, approach is key in life and how you look at things. I think what we must do as Igbo is to let the federal government see the reasons to release Kanu because keeping Kanu there is making him a hero out of nothing.”
“He should be released. Since he made inciting statements, he has not killed, he is not found guilty, he should be released. And even what he did is not just an order or threat to government; all that he is charged with, is he guilty of it? Has he done anything wrong?
“So, we must let the government understand that Kanu is not worth the trouble being attached to him. It is something that we the leaders can go to the president and say, give us this boy, we will guarantee his good behaviour. Bring him out.
“But the approach is key. I think very soon now I will ensure that a meeting of Igbo leaders is convened. This is whereleadership is called for. We will go and meet President Buhari and we will kindly request for his release and that he has learnt enough lesson in the prison.”
Governor Okorocha also chastised Nnamdi Kanu for his heated rhetoric and complained that Kanu insulted everybody including Igbo leaders and said that such behaviour is “youthful exuberance”.
“Because he didn’t even spare anybody; we have to let him know he wasn’t only talking about the Federal Government and Biafra. He was castigating and insulting all the Igbo leaders,” the governor continued.
“When such a person who even castigated his own is in prison, why should it be a big deal? Why don’t we look at it differently and see it as youthful exuberance rather than putting him there and he is creating a bit of tension and what should not worth it.”
He also revealed that he had been meditating with the key officials in the federal government to secure Nnamdi Kanu’s release from prison. However, he cautioned again the use of language by IPOB saying that they were not the only ethnic group seeking separation from Nigeria.
“And Nigerians love creating ethnic colourations and making things big. I have discussed with some key federal government authorities that they need to remove him from the prison and stop this case so that everybody will be free and IPOB will be free,” Okorocha said.
“But I must also have said that IPOB in their agitation, there is nothing wrong with the agitation, but the language of the agitation is different.
“You see, when you are talking about sovereignty, that doesn’t sound well with any sovereign nation. But they are doing the same thing that the Egbesus are doing, the Oduduwas are doing, the Niger Delta people are doing, but the language is different.
“I mean there is nothing wrong if you make all the noise in the world for people to recognize you, it is part of democracy.
“But when you say you want to be sovereign, you want to be on your own, that’s when it becomes an issue. It creates unnecessary hatred for Ndigbo. Yet you want to be free and the Igbo are talking about Igbo presidency, how does the two work? So, these are some of the things we”


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