₦airaland Forum

Confirmedzombie:
Your elders and leaders none have for one day condemned the activities of the UGM.

You are here shouting Tinubu. Yorubas are not like you igbos that insult your elders when they try to correct you.

Bloody ipob terorists

Coldshisha:
Imo State violence and Ebonyi massacre or do you have hard time reading

illicit:
The will kill the yorubas and take their Lagos

seunmsg:
Nigeria has taken the lead, other countries will follow. Foreign Big techs can not be allowed to censor speeches of legitimately elected leaders of democratic countries. It’s an aberration that must be dealt with.

kechywillz:
What happens to the rest in that picture

johnmartus:
You are a bunch of confusionist .

johnmartus:
Let this be known to all igbo outside there the day your leader support your movement that very day you will get your new country this governor's should stop playing to gallery they should bold enough to make their decisions

johnmartus:
I'm totally against Governor Dave umahi regard his points about biafra remembrance day this man seems lack sense of reasoning biafra war shouldn't be consider as a national issues else it should be treated as a rebellion group and unpatriotic. Let this be known to all igbo outside there the day your leader support your movement that very day you will get your new country this governor's should stop playing to gallery they should bold enough to make their decisions.

Igbo always making references to Yoruba people on every issues that not concern Yoruba siting Abiola matter to justify the irrationality behind biafra remembrance day seems like an embarrassment to we Yoruba? Abiola dont fight against Nigeria government he contributed to development of Nigeria yet Nigeria killed him taken most of his properties.

What commoners benefit from biafra war?if this governor's bold enough they should anonymously say they are not interested in Nigeria again and see what other tribe will do .But hell they can't do it because they are the most beneficial on Nigeria project. I hope DSS invite umahi. If biafra lost 4m people does it mean Nigeria government n't lost anything on her own side.

helinues:
The sit at home has been celebrated even before the emergence of Kanu.

People sit at home not because of Kanu order but to honor the past Biafra Heroes and Heroines..

Even me self observed it by staying off line early yesterday

cbrezy:
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The Bible defines marriage in Genesis 2:24 as a union between one man and one woman. Jesus Christ upholds this definition of marriage in Matthew 19:5, as does the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 5:31. Any and all sexual activity which takes place outside of this context is treated as sinful, what Jesus calls ‘sexual immorality’ in Mark 7:21.

Further to this, same-sex practice is specifically highlighted as sinful a number of times in Scripture. In God’s Law, for example, condemnations of same-sex practice are given in Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13. Further references are made in the New Testament. For example, in Romans 1:24-32, amid echoes to the Genesis creation account, both male and female same-sex practice are treated as sinful. Further references to the sinfulness of same-sex practice can be seen in 1 Corinthians 6:9 and 1 Timothy 1:10.

The Scriptures are, therefore, consistent in their prohibition of same-sex sexual activity, across different periods of salvation history and within different cultural settings. Although the Scriptures are clear on sexual ethics, they also tell us that the prospect of forgiveness and eternal life is held out for anyone who turns from sin and puts their faith in Christ (Mark 1:15), no matter how they may have fallen short of his good design for sex and marriage.

colorsofrainbow:
My brother...don't mind those ipob fools.
People are going about their normal businesses in Sambisa my brother,markets are open in Katsina and there's free movement in Sokoto.

Hashabiah:
You have the psychology of a fool. So because I do not share the same view as you, I am now regarded as a terrorist abi? Wallahi you are daft

jerseyboy:
As published on July 21, 1956:

"Port Harcourt is not Ibo (Igbo) Town." - D. K. Onwenu. Secretary to Ibo State Union
Over to you Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

"The Ibo State Union has stated that it does not opposed to the inclusion of Port-Harcourt in the proposed river State. Mr. D. K. Owenu, principal secretary to the union, said yesterday at Port-Harcourt. that the union did not dispute that Port-Harcourt is not an Ibo town."

Rossippy:
STUPID, BRAINLESS CLOWNS AND TRAITORS.

KEEP DISGRACING YOURSELVES.

THOSE AMERICANS JUST LOOK AT YOU AND CALL YOU DUMB AND STUPID.

YOU'RE BEGGING AMERICA TO TURN YOUR COUNTRY INTO IRAQ CHAPTER 2.

STUPID, DUMB MORO.NS WITH NO SENSE.

BY THE TIME YOUR IGBOLAND BECOMES A WASTELAND OF WARLORDS, BOMBED OUT MARKETS AND DESERTED STREETS WITH UN TRUCKS AND REFUGEE TENTS EVERYWHERE, YOU WILL GET SENSE.

BRAINLESS STUPID MORO.NS.

YOU HAVE BEEN CURSED TO BE BLIND AND STUPID.

SPIT.

Charmingpet:
future impossible tense, it can't happen lie lie. Another way to divert attention

Charmingpet:
future impossible tense, it can't happen lie lie. Another way to divert attention

omonnakoda:
Create a thread so we can discuss that.

DO not derail this beautiful thread

Manab:
Southerners u people are very funny

omonnakoda:
You are a hypocrite

NgeneUkwenu:
IPOBtic beer palour gossip

In an impending major realignment in the Senate, senators have started consultations on a possible leadership change that could see President of the Senate, Dr. Ahmad Lawan, shoved out of office, THISDAY learnt last night.

A member of the House of Representatives, representing Esan North-east/Esan South-east Federal Constituency of Edo State, Hon. Sergius Ogun, had while featuring on ‘The Morning Show,’ a programme on ARISE NEWS Channel, the broadcast arm of THISDAY Newspapers, said plans were being made for the removal of Lawan.

He stated that Lawan might be sacked this week due to the way he chastised Southern governors over their resolutions at their last week’s meeting in Asaba during which they canvassed a national dialogue and ban on open grazing of cattle, among others.

“We are in the process of reviewing the constitution and the chairman of the National Assembly (Lawan) is rebuking, chastising the governors for saying that they should restructure the country. So, if you ask me, any right-thinking person will believe that the process is dead on arrival. He doesn’t believe in it; why would he talk like that?

“For him really to be talking to governors representing a section of the country like that, he’s not fit to be the Senate president and I strongly believe that the senators from the South will do something about it this week.”

Ogun said the country did not need people that could express their bias in that manner.

He wondered why a leader who was supposed to be bringing people together could be speaking in such a way.

“We are even talking about impeachment? Who is the leader? The Chairman of the National Assembly. If we are going to start any process of impeachment of the president, who is going to superintend over that? The same man we are talking about. I think he should go and I am sure the process has started.”

Asked if the Southern senators have started collating the signatures, the lawmaker said he knew that senators were already thinking along that line.

He, however, added that he was not sure if they would have enough signatures to take him out.

THISDAY, however, got more details of the plot last night as North-west senators are said to be mobilizing their colleagues from the North-central even as they have rest assured of the Peoples Democratic Party-dominated Southern caucus for an onslaught on Lawan.

Although the reasons for the putsch are still hazy, some insiders told THISDAY that senators had complained about Lawan’s tight-fistedness, accusing him of refusing to release funds for their work.

According to them, committee works have almost been grounded as a result of Lawan’s sluggish approval process, pointing out that senators were struggling financially.

Added to this, added a source, is the growing embarrassment Lawan’s unbridled support for President Muhammadu Buhari is causing the senators. Efforts to get him to be more circumspect, THISDAY, learnt has been unfruitful.

The last straw that broke the Camel’s back, according to another THISDAY source, was his last week’s diatribe against Southern governors’ demand for restructuring among others.

“Many senators, particularly from the South, thought that was unbecoming of the head of another arm of government,” he said, pointing out that not a few of them felt that Lawan had crossed the line.

THISDAY learnt that if Lawan is shoved aside, the site may move to the North-west zone, which has the highest number of senators.

This current maneuver threatens to obstruct the stability of the upper chamber procured by former Senate President David Mark and maintained by Senator Bukola Saraki.

The putsch may also worry Buhari, who with Lawan in the saddle, had the Senate in his pocket.

Efforts to speak to the spokesman of the Senate, Senator Ajibola Basiru, were unsuccessful as calls to his mobile phone did not connect.