₦airaland Forum

Ojiofor:
If you believe on Kanu's lies and got killed by soldiers he gave you order to kill with bare hands why should Ohanaeze be the one to do burial for you?
Stop dragging ndi Igbo into the affairs of IPOB.

as if you are an Igbo to start with

Be proud of your roots!!!

Thank you for admitting to the whole world that the Nigerian armies are murderers killing Nigerian citizens!!!

maynia:
The video that they said was Photoshop too, they couldn't recognise themselves?

phemmyutd:
How would a military go out without live ammunition? What if they are attacked? Will they run back to their base for live bullet or what?

princepee:
First they said their personal were not at lekki, then there were there, but didn't shoot, then there shot blank bullet,
They shot in the air,
The truth can't be hidden for too long.
One day soon we will hear all that Happen that night.

When they heard that soldiers were at Lekki toll gate, why didn't they confirm before denying publicly

They keep telling lies to cover lies!!!

Ojiofor:
Ohanaeze ndi Igbo not Ohanaeze ndi Biafra please take note and I wonder why Ohanaeze should bury IPOB Biafrans.
Call your supreme leader to come and give his boys proper burial.

Why can't you be proud of your root

Dey hide behind moniker upandan

NNEWIsuper:
Eziokwu ka ọ gwara gị.. Etinyeziena ndị Igbo na ife metụtara ndị Ipob

One of the beauty of social media

You see as google translate dey help you

uniqueboi1:
Amen bro.

You no see your life So you no won die yet you are wishing it on people who doesn't even know you exist

Mtcheeeeeew

uniqueboi1:
Una die well
Mark this post. No Igbo can be president.

You be God

Be careful, you might not live long to see it!!!

AlexBells:
But now that I'm Igbo and it is already too late, I will tell the truth...The truth is that Nigeria fought an aimless war but failed to grab the spoil of war.

What Nigeria could have done after the war was to use this present 6 geopolitical zone but revert to regional government, that way Igbos could have found it hard to really rebuild Igbo land and they could have been crushed never to rise again.

The Federal government however retained the central government giving Igbos a chance to thrive in other locations now with tremendous Energy, Igboland is being rebuilt with revenue where about 50% comes from outside the region.

As far as central government exist, Igbos can't be crushed, were you really expecting that Ironsi, Azikiwe and Ojukwu envisaged that the Igbos will stay in power forever when they were enthroning central government, No, but they did understand that a central government will more likely protect us whether we are in power or not.

TANTUMERGO007:
No sane Igbo man supports IPOB



No one is fighting that you should not go to your own country, what I'm against is IPOB. No sane Igbo supports them. If you want Biafra carry your south east and leave south south out of your plans. I'm from South south before you think otherwise, IPOB got 5 states of Biafra to misbehave they should stop going to other regions to distabilize there. Your south east governors kill them even Peter Obi killed IPOB una no talk but una expect other governors to pet those criminals.

sammy329:


So it is no longer Sudan, it is now Niger Republic.

This attention seeker called Reno Omokri sha

DeltaFire:
IS PRESIDENT BUHARI FROM NIGER REPUBLIC AS HAS BEEN RUMOURED?
Reno Omokri
This Day news
September 27, 2020

What is the economic necessity and urgency? Nigerians remember how, as military head of state, General Buhari in 1985, voted against Peter Onu, an Igbo man, who was Nigeria’s candidate for the post of Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity, in favour of Ide Oumarou, a Fulani from Niger Republic. Is Buhari from Niger Republic as has been rumoured?
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/09/27/is-president-buhari-from-niger-republic-as-has-been-rumoured/

Is this true Yes or No!

edoairways:
Not Sudan again but Niger, na wa

Leave that one first!!!

Badagry and Niger Republic, which one has more economic importance to Nigeria

Why build refinery in Niger Republic with the Nigerian money

DeltaFire:
IS PRESIDENT BUHARI FROM NIGER REPUBLIC AS HAS BEEN RUMOURED?
Reno Omokri
This Day news
September 27, 2020


Any follower of Nigeria’s federal budget since May 29, 2015, may be forgiven if they thought that Nigeria, under President Buhari, had performed a Hitler-style Anschluss, and had annexed Niger Republic as part of Nigeria, because of Buhari’s huge spending (of Nigeria’s money), to improve infrastructure in Niger Republic.

While Seme Border-Badagry express road, the only road currently linking Nigeria to other West African coastal nations, remains in ruins and looks as if it has been bombed, Buhari had spent huge resources developing road networks between Nigeria and Niger Republic.

On February 26, 2020, the Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, announced that the government had awarded a contract for the construction of two roads from Sokoto and Jigawa States up to Niger Republic, at the cost of $81 million dollars.

Ironically, Mr Fashola is the former Governor of Lagos state, who once publicly stated that he was ashamed of the Seme Border-Badagry. That road is of immense economic importance to Nigeria. In terms of revenue, more than 55% of Nigeria’s intra West African trade passes through that border, compared with less than 5% for the border with Niger Republic. So, it is curious, very curious, that Buhari is so focused on the Niger Republic.

Let us examine some more facts.

In 2015, while he was campaigning, Buhari promised not only to get Nigeria’s refineries working again but to build new ones.
Today, after five years, none of Nigeria’s refineries are working. Even worse, fuel importation into Nigeria has worsened under this administration. They have not built any of the modular refineries they promised to build.

Yet, this same government that has abandoned the downstream sector of Nigeria’s oil and gas industry to rot, very curiously announced on April 24, 2018, that it was collaborating with Niger Republic, and providing most of the funding, for a new $2 billion refinery, to be built in, wait for it, Niger Republic!

What is going on here? This beggars belief! Nigeria is the largest oil and gas exporter in Africa, with a comparative advantage over any West African nation to build a refinery. Yet, she chooses to build a refinery in a country with less comparative advantage than her in the refinery business?
I could not make this up if I were a writer or fiction!

And then the icing on the cake is the recent announcement by the Buhari administration that they have awarded a contract to build a $1.9 billion railway from Nigeria to Niger Republic.

I am saying what I am about to say with all seriousness. President Buhari should please tell Nigerians what is so special to him about Niger Republic, that in this time of dwindling resources, when our foreign debt has risen from $7 billion in 2015, to $31 billion in 2020 (because of his knack for borrowing), that he must award a $1.9 billion contract to build a railway from Katsina to Niger Republic.

What is the economic necessity and urgency? Nigerians remember how, as military head of state, General Buhari in 1985, voted against Peter Onu, an Igbo man, who was Nigeria’s candidate for the post of Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity, in favour of Ide Oumarou, a Fulani from Niger Republic. Is Buhari from Niger Republic as has been rumoured?

For those who do not know or have forgotten about this incident, I urge you to read up about it in the book titled ‘The OAU: Reality or Fiction’ by Ibrahim Dagash.

Mr Dagash wrote about how his fellow African leaders were stunned by the bizarre action of General Muhammadu Buhari, who could not hide his glee and began publicly celebrating the victory of Oumarou, over his own nation’s candidate, a victory that he engineered.

The late Tanzanian leader, Julius Nyerere, was so outraged that he approached Buhari and upbraided him. It was a show of shame. This was more so as Dr. Onu was much more qualified and competent than Ide Oumarou. He had been Nigeria’s ambassador to Germany and had worked as a diplomat in Moscow, and had advised Nigeria’s previous governments.

Nyerere was so offended by General Buhari’s behaviour that he vowed to make sure that Oumarou’s tenure was short-lived, and this he achieved in 1989, when he sponsored Dr. Salim Salim to run against Ide Oumarou, and eventually defeated him to emerge the longest-serving Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity, which he led for twelve years, from 1989 to 2001.

My counsel to whoever will succeed President Buhari is that, that person must order a forensic audit of the appointments and contracts of Buhari.
I say this because, on July 1, 2020, Buhari appointed Mr Ali Mohammed Magashi as an ambassadorial candidate for consideration by the Senate. It was later alleged that this individual is actually a citizen of Niger Republic, and that his own brother, from the same mother and father, Ahamadou Harouna, is an elected Parliamentarian in Niger Republic’s Parliament.

If an audit of Buhari’s appointments and contracts is not done by a patriotic leader after Buhari’s tenure, we would never know how much and how far our government has been infiltrated by foreigners.

President Buhari claims to be from Daura, in Katsina state. Daura is a town very close to the border with Niger Republic and many people from Daura have dual citizenship and residency with Niger Republic. This is a notorious fact.

In fact, looking back to some of our most brutal military dictators and their physical features and the strong similarities of their names with names from Niger Republic especially, and also Chad, and to a lesser extent Northern Cameroon, you cannot really swear that a foreigner has not ruled Nigeria in the past, and is not ruling her now!

You can imagine how easy it is for a Nigerien to pass for a Nigerian and vice versa. [/b]In fact, there was a very strong belief in Niger Republic during Mainasara’s regime that he was a Nigerian from Argungu in Kebbi state.


https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/09/27/is-president-buhari-from-niger-republic-as-has-been-rumoured/

[b]I urge you all to take your time to read through this write-up and see if you can justify Buhari building refinery in Niger Republic with Nigerians money

This is a country where we don't have enough and are always borrowing

Borrowing to fund another country

My country people, who go pay the money last last

If indeed Buhari is not a Nigerian, then Nigeria is in dire need of help

This has to explain why he was will to borrow away our sovereignty

A genuine Nigerian will NEVER contemplate this!!!

Friend22:
Yes.
They should be there to instill order not chaos.
Since you hate the sight of police men the army had to be called upon.

Cashsteady:
O boy I went to Abuja today what my eyes saw my mouth no fee talk.. Abuja fine like mad pls stop comparing Kigali to Lagos or Abuja oo abeg Kigali no reach.. everything for abuja just clean and fresh very organized, wide roads u should visit

JJC support am with pishure

NGpatriot:
The issue of army and shooting is under investigation and the army already testified before the judiciary panel, the issue and the topic of discussion here is if massacre occurred or not and from CNN's investigation, it did not.


You are adfree to start tour own topic to discuss why the army was there or not, your choice.

How do you believe people that said they were NEVER at Lekki on 20-10-2020

Na their ghost shoot

So if another video did not surface indicating that they were there, what do you think would have been the Nigerian Army stand on this

The Nigerian Federal Government did not even deem it fit to address the issue during the National broadcast

That initial lie alone is enough for the international community to sanction the Nigerian government!!!

NGpatriot:
This man was also there, he took injured people to the hospitals and made several trips, but he did not see any dead protester.

Should the Nigerian Army be there in the first place

Are we at war

Why should the army meant to protect shoot at citizens

NGpatriot:
All in all, we thank CNN for showing the world that MASSACRE did not happen.

clown

By CNN, you mean your group of Cannabis Nigeria Network

Abi na the same CNN we know

You don high!!!

Ctorch:
[quote author=Ctorch post=96176035]“The delegation to the meeting, under the Chief of Staff to the President, Professor Ibrahim Gambari, ministers and heads of security and intelligence agencies were in full readiness to proceed to Port Harcourt until they were directed to stay back for the emergency security meeting.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2020/11/canceled-south-south-meeting-presidency-reacts/amp/

So the emergency security situation involved all the delegates at that particular time

Buhari is not organized!!!