₦airaland Forum

Brigham:
Shut your trap.

ACN, was not a Yoruba party, a party that once had Atiku as its presidential candidate and won Edo state governorship election is a Yoruba party?

Worry more about the poison eating at the heart of APGA, that can't even control the south eastern state it was created for.

brainpulse:
Bunch of unserious fellow in that part of the country

nwasinachi:
No, mr truth, Pls tell me where Buhari is on d day Ali was laid to rest?

Zoharariel:
I like the Amerikans. I'm not talking about the brainwashed kool-aid sipping Amerikans who hardly know their right from left.

While the MSM kept shifting gears & spinning all manner of offensive propaganda against Trump, they held their peace & were waiting for the D-day

While the MSM kept conducting online polls & fabricating phoney results in favour of that biitch - Killary Clinton, the patriotic Amerikans did not even bother to waste their breaths.

Today, In spite of the shitstorm of nonstop pundit predictions in the entire media establishment of the Clintons, Trump came out victorious.

The neocons of Killary Clinton pre-picked war cabinet including their Nairaland foot-soldiers led by Lucasbalo & Valeriansteel are shell-shocked at their loss right now & I'm loving it!

Guess what? The doomsday clock just went back by a good 10minutes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4TVO8uRW7g

HoldenCaulfield:
Ipods even your brothers? Smh

laprince:
This is the first time I would be thinking in this direction. It could be that that is the reason that GEJ just left them and their party.

APCHaram:
Omojuwa only rose to twitter infamy because as a niger Deltan (Itsekiri to be precise) he led the onslaught on GEJ a fellow Niger Deltan to the great pleasure of Afonjas and almajiris.

With no GEJ in Aso Rock to insult who takes his rants seriously anymore? This is how our resident traitor barcanista got noticed here on NL

eph12:
I think it's because he is disappointed in a lot of people and events. He is probably also disappointed in himself and wondering how he could have done things differently.

Sibrah:
trash

eph12:
GEJ was supposed to be the leader. He wasn't interested and he couldn't even lobby for someone else. He created a vacuum inviting the wolves to occupy the vacuum.

In summary it's his fault

Sibrah:
Please how much was the FG's recurrent bill as at that time? How much did it cost to produce a barrel of oil then? I can tell you it cost $29 to produce a barrel today.

NaijaMutant:
Kindly tell us what you clicked as your opinion in your comment.


Thanks

drnoel:
Ignorance is a diesease. I just pity people like u but then I can understand that the fraustration of the recession is getting to u.
In ur previous post u mentioned APC thats why it became clear u meant party. My party orientations and affiliations do not exist, I am apolitical so ur interest in party shouldn't be directed at me. Ur opinion is warpped and twisted and makes no clear sense. Sorry bros but u will not go far with such a mentality

drnoel:
Guy u must really think I care? I don't.

Orikinla:
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That Bayelsa drunkard was the most corrupt President of Nigeria since Independence. He will steal and deny.

Beremx:
Nice one.

At least let there be something to to be happy about this government.

2dugged:
well then why didn't you ask if these regions were even interested in this by force joining? That itself makes it look like there is a motive, or you think you can just come out and force your agitation on other regions just like that?hehehehe, that itself is just hilarious!

2dugged:
nope, I made it clear to you that the anabarians where the ones causing unrest in asaba, and the reason why even okpanam and ibusa that are also close don't give a hute about biafra, and since you can't confirm that the igbo kingdom extended to this regions before amalgamation, then I don't see how your fangs now suddenly extend across your river Niger because igbo settlers extend there, that's the fact I want you to get

2dugged:
well I think if you are poaching other regions just because of oil,that makes you the parasites, don't you think the name siuts you better?

Mujaheeeden:
I do tell people even if you are not a fan of ipob don't condemn them. Let them fight the dirty fight while you should fight the clean fight but always remember that freedom is never gotten on a platter of gold.

2dugged:
that a group of people migrated and decided to settle doesn't not mean your baifran territory now extends there, go and ask the anioma people why they address themselves as Delta igbos, anyway, like I said earlier, we are watching how this mooching off conspiracy brought through biafra will pan out for your agitation, adiós

drnoel:
Oh what a sad narrative but ur Dad is a strongman and those kind of men deserve optimum respect and honour. He has a fan in me already. No I haven't joined my mothers people though my western cousins are more fun than my igbo ones but I align myself with my eastern cousins and heritage becos every igbo man will answer his father's name not his mothers.

Mujaheeeden:
From your narrative i can tell that you followed your mum who is of a different tribe maybe because of marital dispute.


@topic: My dad fought in that war and he lost his brothers. One day i asked him if he has any regrets about the war and he said "



"My Son, if there is another conscription for Biafra war that he will be ahead of you to take up the gun to make sure that Biafra comes to be"


This is a man that lost his brother but he refuse to give up on his dream, he was shot at but he refuse to give up,


Pray tell how do you intend to convince those whoo never lost anyone, fought in the war nor being captured to forsake their belief.


We need belivers and people who dream with their eyes wide open.


Try to convince the government to make this country a better place so that people like my dad will never belived that Biafra would have been better than Nigeria

2dugged:
before I answer your questions, before the amalgamation, was the so called igbo kingdom spread across these regions that you are claiming to be part of biafra?

drnoel:
There u go again thinking its party related. Bros, its nothing to do with party. My interest in this issue is to educate u better nothing more. Biafra is not yet an international issue until proven otherwise anyone trying to state otherwise is delusional.
The comments u made about the war are partly correct in that there are two sides to a coin. On the igbo side it was a justified action, holy almost heaven sent. On the part of the other minorities where the war was initially fought before it spilled into ignoland it was devil sent.
Pls SLS prophesied nothing about ipob or biafra. If u have evidence prove me wrong.
Also please don't misconstrue what Soludo said about that issue cos it sounds nothing like what u want it to sound.

slivertongue:
pls bear with me,i didnt get u

2dugged:
maybe you need to go out more and not come online to create an illusion, which asaba? The same asaba the anabarians have crossed the river to cause trouble in?even okpanam and ibusa that are close to asaba don't witness such, because they don't give a damn about biafra, anyway no need for all,we all know be only reason why you igbos are trying to mooch off on the Niger Delta is because of the oil, anyway in Don jazzy's voice, egbon if you want the entire Niger Delta, come and collect it,you are only painting your selves as leeches by poaching your fangs into another region that has another course to chant, I wish y'all luck in your agitation, but it ends at the Niger bridge, but if you insist in poaching your leeching fangs into other regions because you think with them you stand a better chance of survival, then that will be an unfortunate case of parasitism, have a nice day

drnoel:
I don't have to be bros. My being on this thread now is due to powers beyond me. It pains me to the bone when I see my dad's tribes men (mostly the ignorant younger generation) scream Biafra as if if that war comes they will fight. Thats the reason am on this thread so I could help these young men understand that they are not alone, that they shouldn't make the mistake our fathers did and that they should channel their energy and hate in the right direction. Besides there is still freedom of movement so as far as I am concerned I can stay on any thread I so choose to for as long as I choose. So I will politely apologise to u and stay rather on this tgread alone for now till I have accomplished my set aim. Before I leave this thread, I intend to have converted these young men or rather enlighten them sufficiently enof to look at things more critically and not myopic.

Mujaheeeden:
Nna what happened to you? You ve been scarce here. I know we need to cut down on this Nairaland but anytime i vew as a guest and see the way some dolts masturbatee on igbo matters i tend to do the needful.

musicwriter:
Well, if you're viewing from the political angle you'll not see the bigger picture.

The west would never want real development in third world countries- that's my own angle.

You're entitled to your opinion, and I have no issues with that.

I' am no fan of APC or Buhari.

slivertongue:
only the igbo speaks for the igbo. any igbo person is free to air his or her view on matters concerning igbos, majority view takes day.

the bandit ruling class which claims to have the interest of the igbos have failed leaving room for pro-agitators to market their views.

it is sad that the elites think they can hijack the population for their personal benefits, on the other hand reactionary elements in the SE have not helped matters.

onyema and his band of ministers should show what they have done to defeat the ideology of the agitators. if some Igbos say they want to leave nigeria, they must have a reason other than nostalgia. such reason ought to be attended to on its merits.

of the truth igbos have more to benefit from a united nigeria. who they are today aint what they were four decades ago, the igbo nation will surely be greater in the coming four decades but they need to moderate the agitation of the younger generation for their place to be permanently sealed in nigeria

2dugged:
well guess it's clear then,the biafra movement ends at the Niger Delta, I am glad that understanding has been pointed out, good day