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herlonso:huuhuu, Fucking Nigeria Soldiers killed like Rat by well trained disciplined Boko Haram Soldiers. haaahaa |
Haaaaahaaaaa, What a great joy. Huuuhuuu, Python is no more dancing. Col Ibrahim Sakaba went there to kill and he got killed. Haaahaaa, Boko Haram guys gave those Dirty Stinking Nigeria Soldiers a real bloody knockout. I'm really loving it. I have no pity for the family of those killed Soldiers, they went their to kill but fortunately they got killed, nice one from Boko Guys |
Big mistake, Yorubas are going to take over this house one day. |
Shit people, SOPHISTICATED MORONS |
Haaahaaa, Oluwole is Yoruba name. Forgery is in their DNA. |
Our main goal is to destroy this Evil Shithole call Nigeria, we are not going to rest until we bring her down. Death To Nigeria, Death to the Zoo |
Ikenna0b:Nigeria is a Devil Paradise, the headquarter of Satan. |
All Hail Biafra. |
Apology, siiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiii, huuuhuuu, just to make dem feel good. Sophisticated Momomororonrons |
Haaahaa, I'm loving all these, when is Yoruba Shiites going to join in this war to save Shiites. |
Seun, make sure here is not used to promote anti Biafra, don't get yourself involved on what you can't handle, Biafrans are now watching you. |
You registered on de 6th of December |
Ini, which tribe are you from? |
Yorubas are Moslems, any Yoruba claiming to be a Christian is a 419. 99.99% Yoruba pastors are 419 |
movin |
mmm |
yoruba women love babalawo too much |
Nnamdi Azikiwe de Dreamer. |
eeeeeeeeeee |
Aufbauh:[b]@Aufbauh, Read dis. Forgotten Igbo communities in Benue Forgotten Igbo communities in Benue 478 Views September 22, 2015 Gone are the days when we don’t know where Igbo communities were hidden. They are in four local government areas of Benue State, namely, Ado, Oju, Okpoku and Obi. These are ethnic Igbo communities. These are known as the Umuezeokoha people. Those talking about Igbo trying to annex other people’s land should consider how a sizable number of Igbo were cut off, and place in the North as northern communities. Presumably, some people hoped that the Umuezeokoha people will lose their identity as is happening with some Ikwerre people in Rivers State. Umuezeokoha community is in the present Benue State and comprises over 300 villages of Igbo speaking areas. Ado, Oju, Okpoku and Obi are local government areas that are part of the proposed Apa State, which the Idoma have been calling for. Apa State should be created, and added to the South East in the interest of unifying the peoples with their kith and kin. Before the Nigerian civil war, they lived a happy and meaningful life, mingling freely with their kith and kin in the state. But today, things have fallen apart. Instead of the joyful songs they were used to, they now sing dirges. The Umuezeokohas are not happy that they have been neglected for a long time by successive governments; Federal, state and local, and they are blaming their ethnic origin and wrong state. Interestingly, the people share the same Benue South Senatorial Constituency with Senate President, David Mark. Though Igbo , the Umuezeokoha Community, due perhaps to accident of history, are found in Benue State instead of Ebonyi State , the closest Igbo state where their kinsmen, the Ezza Ezekuna kindred, are found. According to the President, Benue Igbo Union, Mr. Nweke Cedrick Ifeanyi, his people are wallowing in poverty and neglect and are often denied democracy dividends, including obtaining local government identification letters for employment in and outside the state. Mr. Nweke said the Igbo in Benue State; particularly those in the aforementioned local government areas, were existing before the advent of Christianity in Nigeria. But since then, he lamented, they have not been recognised by successive governments both at the state and Federal levels in both Ebonyi and Benue states. “Although before the independence and the Nigerian civil war, which lasted for about three years, we used to experience government attention to the extent that the missionaries established one local primary school at Umuezeokoha community comprising over 300 villages of Igbo speaking areas at that time. The school was generally accepted by our elders, and we had medical attention. But since the civil war ended, we in the entire 300 Igbo-speaking villages in Benue State have been dumped by the Nigerian government.” It is worse for those in Benue South Senatorial District. We have not experienced any government presence, let alone a project from the local, state or Federal governments till date.” The Igbo Union President also disclosed that a place with a population of over one million people has no designated political ward, no councillorship representative neither at the local level nor at the state level. He said even Senator David Mark and Governor Gabriel Suswan have been winning all their elections in the area. Mr. Nweke also narrated how their children die in their numbers because of lack of immunisation, which he said they have never witnessed since the return of democracy. He also painted a gory picture of how they were swindled of N6, 000 each for insecticide treated mosquito nets, which were given free to neighbouring communities by the Federal Government. - See more at: http://www.mynewswatchtimesng.com/forgotten-igbo-communities-in-benue/#sthash.tSsvn5Kc.dpuf[/b] |
Lagos is Igboland, a free gift given to dem by GOD, der is nothing Yorubas can do about it |
Montenegro, Kosovo |
Fulanis want Olu falae dead, |
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In de land of de Blind, Olu Falae is a king because of his Eye
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i said it |