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Politics / Re: Hardship: I Regret Voting For Tinubu - Nigerian Man (Video) by Yujin(m): 6:58pm On Sep 20 |
ipobcannibals:The incoherent translations you're generating from google shows how stupid you are. Your foolishness is beyond measure. I have a better chance at f^king you up right there in Yoruba land than you can ever imagine. Oloriburuku. Oniranu radarada. Ko ni da fụn ẹ. Awọn Fulani terrorist ma pa ọ ni ọdụn yi. |
Politics / Re: Dave Umahi Has Shown That President Tinubu Is What We Need by Yujin(m): 1:46pm On Sep 20 |
😃 😃 Tinubu is now in the mud. He has destroyed the economy entirely leading many to commit suicide. Many of those who voted for him are now cursing him. His ⚰️ was carried around by protesters recently and more protests are scheduled against his criminal government. What do you say you sycophants? 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Igbos Are Not Part Of October 1 Protest. by Yujin(m): 12:27pm On Sep 20 |
Let the dead bury their dead. Let those standing on his manhood go and stand on their own manhoods now. If they can't, the lagoon is big enough for them. Ndigbo should mind our business and keep watch. These same people urging you to join them will be the same people to turn around and accuse you tomorrow. We are wiser than them. 2 Likes |
Education / Re: Statisense: Nigeria's Current Literacy Rate By Ethnicity/tribe (pics) by Yujin(m): 11:51am On Sep 20 |
Medipharm:How many agbo and ewa agoyin sellers can make two grammatically correct sentences in English language? That will tell you that this statistics is near to the correct thing on ground. 9 Likes 3 Shares |
Politics / Re: Hardship: I Regret Voting For Tinubu - Nigerian Man (Video) by Yujin(m): 7:55pm On Sep 19 |
ipobcannibals:Obo iya ee nrun bi eyin ti o baje. Ogun ma pa gbogbo ebi ee. Omo ale jatijati. Elede to nrun. Death to you and all you ronu bastards. May you never have peace until you all die off. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: This Is How The Pagers Explosion Occurred In Lebanon by Yujin(m): 1:03pm On Sep 19 |
Leave Israel alone, you said know. OK, you have to face whatever they bring your way. Will Hesbollah learn and keep their peace? Only time will tell. |
Politics / Re: Hardship: I Regret Voting For Tinubu - Nigerian Man (Video) by Yujin(m): 12:50pm On Sep 19 |
ipobcannibals:Death to you and all those that continue to support the suffering and gradual death of all trapped within Nigeria. May cries of the hungry and those your useless Nigeria made homeless and defenseless continue to torment your souls. 5 Likes |
Politics / Re: Hardship: I Regret Voting For Tinubu - Nigerian Man (Video) by Yujin(m): 11:36pm On Sep 18 |
Death to the evil contraption. 44 Likes |
Career / Re: Indians Taking Over Jobs In Oil And Gas’, PENGASSAN Raises Alarm by Yujin(m): 1:12pm On Aug 24 |
Death to the evil contraption. Dividing Nigeria is a big step towards the emancipation of all the various ethnicities trapped within her. Failure to do so will see the majority of her indigenous people exploited beyond limits. Already, many of them are being slaughtered with reckless abandon. Everyone comes from wherever milks her while he own people are deprived of even the crumbs falling off the table of expatriates. It's a huge shame on all those who call themselves leaders in the Nigerian jungle. |
Religion / Re: Soldiers Sack Church Worshippers In Umunze, Anambra State by Yujin(m): 1:01pm On Aug 21 |
The terrorist Nigerian army will meet their waterloo in Biafraland. Since they've said we won't have justice and still deprive us of peace, they should be ready to kiss peace goodbye. We shall see how it unfolds. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Members, Others Risk Jail Terms And Fines For Separatists Agitation - HOR by Yujin(m): 3:46pm On Aug 14 |
The story of the Egyptian pharoah doesn't matter to the people of Nigeria. If not, they'll know that you don't oppress, hate and despise a people and still refuse them to go their way. In that case, the plagues that devastated Egypt will be visited on Nigeria until they let Biafrans go. Already, the plagues have been poured out on Nigeria. Many are slaughtered weekly without anything being done about it. The plague of hunger and drought is also on Nigeria. Soon, that of death on a large scale will be poured until Biafrans are allowed to go. God bless Biafra Proudly IPOB 1 Like |
Politics / Re: One Million-man March Flops, Hunger Protest Quietly Ends by Yujin(m): 9:38am On Aug 11 |
Revolution isn't possible in Nigeria. It is far easier to disintegrate Nigeria than to have revolution that is aimed at fixing the evil contraption. I've written so for many years. The simple reason is because there's simply no 'Nigeria' for the people of Nigeria. Most of the people trapped inside her are just making the most of what they can get out of her for themselves and their families. Once they're out of position of power, they suddenly realize how hopeless the situation is. See how OBJ is condemning the current politicians like he is any better. It's a shame that black people trapped in Nigeria have failed to see that they can explore other options for the good of themselves nd their people. Millions wiĺl continue to die without any positivity coming out of Nigeria. Today, 100s are slaughtered inside Nigeria and no one is bothered. They simply just carry on with their lives. We all know we can't agree on many issues yet we insist on forcing a state/country on ourselves. It is gross foolishness. Conclusively, revolution is impossible in Nigeria. Don't waste your time, energy and resources on it. Rather, support anything that will lead to the disintegration of Nigeria. It is the route that has a better and promising future for the different components of Nigeria. We are wasting our time and lives prolonging Nigeria. I want to thank my people (Ndigbo and other Biafrans) for not wastinģ their time on the recent hunger protest. You have escaped the trap they wanted to use against you. For sure, Tinubù will destroy Nigeria further with hunger being his greatest weapon. What we must do in times like this i to be our brothers' keeper. Let's help one another until the time that those who think they're holding us down in Nigeria will realize they have also been down there with us. They will eventually give up on Nigeria. It will happen. |
Politics / Re: Hunger Protest: Price Of Perishable Foodstuff Crashes In Lagos by Yujin(m): 8:37pm On Aug 02 |
princeade86:God doesn't save hypocrites. The evil contraption must die for the good people suppressed under her to be free. Death to the evil contraption. 6 Likes |
Politics / Re: Packaged Beans Distributed By Akwa Ibom CP Ayilara To Residents (Photos) by Yujin(m): 8:24pm On Jul 29 |
Glimpsetv:The almajirization of Nigeria is now complete. Police Commissioner is now a palliative sharer after extorting the suffering masses. This is what I call Partial Restitution. Tufiakwa Nigeria. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Gunmen Kill Two, Kidnap Five Travellers In Ondo by Yujin(m): 10:02pm On Jul 20 |
Amotekun terrorists kidnapping yeribas again. 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: You Won’t Return To Senate In 2027 – Wike Threatens FCT Senator, Kingibe by Yujin(m): 7:00pm On Jul 01 |
In Rivers Boxing Ring, they're supporting Wike. In Abuja, who will they support? When tribalism clashes with hypocrisy, which will win? Watching Abuja with my microscope 😂 😂 😂 😂 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Herdsmen Attack Four Jigawa Communities, Police Sue For Peace by Yujin(m): 10:18am On Jul 01 |
[quote author=adamusuleiman1 post=130737698][/quote] Criminals rearing cattles attack peaceful farming communities with dangerous weapons and the Nigerian police is calling for peace. I have never had of this before. I thought destructive invaders are meant to be arrested and prosecuted? Or is it because the invaders are Fulanis? Are they above the law? Farmlands have been destroyed in the midst of the current hunger in the land. Will the invaders pay for the damges? This is unbelievable! |
Politics / Re: Bini And Ijaw Were Able To Enslave Igbo Because They Were Not United - Omokri by Yujin(m): 9:48pm On Jun 29 |
Slytiger:Many of you just wake up and start writing incorrect stories about Ndigbo that you love to hate. I wonder what you seek to achieve through your misinformation. If it is to psychologically sell the idea of Ndigbo being an inferior people, then clearly you're delusional. Ndigbo have never felt inferior to any human not even the Europeans that came with superior technology. History is history and can never be changed especially when there are facts on ground to back it up. The only ethnic group that indeed raided and enslaved some Igbo communities where the Igalas. They did this mostly in the Northern fringes of Igboland around the Nsukka area. Though they became Igbonized overtime due to the superiority of the Igbo culture, some of their vestiges still remained. In northern Anambra, they didn't enslave anyone because they didn't succeed. They eventually settled down and also became Igbonised. The Awka people have a story to protecting an unknown Igbo group who ran to them for protection from their pursuers who were raiding them. Awka people gave them a land to occupy within Awka before facing their pursuers who most likely were Igalas and decimated them. The land given to those Igbo groups fleeing was called Ama-obia and is still called by the same name today. As for the Ijaws, there's no single record of them raiding a single Igbo community. Whatever slaves some Ijaw merchants (middlemen) had, they purchased from Igbo slave traders who were mostly Aro Igbos on the Eastern and Southern parts of the Niger Delta. The same Aros sold Igbos to Efik merchants who were the middlemen in Calabar slave ports. Notice Igbo language didn't feature in Calabar because Igbo middlemen weren't there as fellow traders with the Efiks but in Bonny and Kalabari areas in Rivers state, Igbo middlemen alongside Ijaw middlemen bought enslaved people of different ethnic groups with Igbos being the majority simply because we had a dense population far above the rest. On the Western side of the Niger, another Igbo group sold enslaved people. This was done by the Ukwuani Igbos and they sold them to Ijaws of Brass who took them further down to Kalabari areas and sold to both Igbo and Kalabari Ijaw middlemen. There are books that explained this very well. Ijaws were also heavily fragmented and weren’t effective for anything on land. They were mostly known for piracy on the waterways during those days so it's a thing of wonder to say Ijaws raided any Igbo community. The Ukwuani Igbos mostly of Aboh got the enslaved people who they sold mostly by buying them from Igalas and others they got from raiding and defeating communities around them with whom they had problems. Aboh was very powerful back in the days. Among the enslaved people they bought from the Igalas were other Igbos(I am certain were victims of the Nsukka raids), Hausas, other middlebelt ethnic groups and probably minorities from far away Adamawa region. Igalas raided other ethnicities of the middlebelt for slaves too. Finally, the Itsekiris were very tiny and faraway from any Igbo community. They have no border with any Igbo community and must travel pass a lot of Urhobo communities before getting to the fringes of Ukwuani who had a powerful kingdom at the time. It's madness from Reno Omokri to put Itsekiri and Igbo in one sentence. Finally, as a yeriba, you should take out the log of wood from your eyes before attempting to talk about the speck of dust in our eyes. You were raided and sold by many ethnic groups. It was well documented. The Binis ruled over the entire Ondo state and parts of Ekiti where they exacted slaves. The Fon raided and sold yeribas at Ouidah slave ports. The Fulanis raided and sold yeriba slaves and the Nupes also raided and sold your people after destroying the old capital of Oyo kingdom known as Oyo Ile. A Fulani emir even rules you yeribas till date and his descendants will continue to rule Ilorin till the end of time. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Can’t Win Referendum, Igbos Prefer Nigeria – Arewa Youths by Yujin(m): 12:53pm On Jun 29 |
helpee:I've challenged you to post any of my comments that has to do your 2023 Presidential election and Peter Obi's victory or whatever. You've been unable to do so. Like I said earlier, if truly the result of the election tribunal reflected the true choice of the people, there would b have been jubilation at least in majority of the contraption. The absence of this jubilation and some obvious irregularities of the electioneering process showed that the result of the tribunal wasn't the true will of the people. I care less about Nigeria though which means the result didn't surprise me one bit. Like I'll always say; enjoy your Nigeria while crying "ebi npawa". |
Politics / Re: IPOB Can’t Win Referendum, Igbos Prefer Nigeria – Arewa Youths by Yujin(m): 12:33pm On Jun 29 |
Tranquillity360:😂 😂 😂 😂 Chai... are you guys this desperate to keep Ndigbo you so much hate with you in Nigeria? Are you seriously begging for 30% for Nigeria? Are you guys cursed to always lower the mark in everything? Can't you see the destruction it has led Nigeria into? Do you mean the wishes of 30% should decide the fate of the 70%? Where's you education? You clearly don't value peace because if you do, you'll respect the wishes of the majority. Those sellout politicians and few popular persons who would prefer Nigeria can choose to nationalize as Nigerians and remain with you guys. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Can’t Win Referendum, Igbos Prefer Nigeria – Arewa Youths by Yujin(m): 12:21pm On Jun 29 |
celestineteryim:Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is a freedom fighter and will continue to fight until our Biafra is established. Everything has its time and his time to leave the Nigerian gulag by any means possible. Your foremost yoruba leader, Obafemi 🐸 lowo also went to jail and we all know how he ended. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Can’t Win Referendum, Igbos Prefer Nigeria – Arewa Youths by Yujin(m): 11:33am On Jun 29 |
helpee:You can say it a again and again. You're indeed very stupid. Does the inability of your court to indict Mazi Nnamdi Kanu automatically grant them goodwill and credits their result a fair judgement? As you know, all cases aren't exactly alike with some being more technical with lesser rooms for manipulation. The same Nigerian courts have been pushing and tossing his case from pillar to post while holding an innocent man in detention for over 3years. Is that the idea of justice in your head? In case you don't know, the Nigerian court currently has a very poor rating internationally which was further compounded by that same result of the election tribunal. A result from them that didn't see the masses jubilating in the streets tells the world the truth and truncation of justice they need to know. A goat thinks better than you. If not, you won't write the trash you wrote here. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Can’t Win Referendum, Igbos Prefer Nigeria – Arewa Youths by Yujin(m): 11:12am On Jun 29 |
helpee:Don't use me to score cheap political points on nairaland. I've not said anything in the mould you're claiming and I advice you to edit this post and expunge whatever you wrote and tied to my thoughts. I've refrained from your Nigerian Presidential Selection and her shambolic court cases that followed because I know better that it is a waste of time. When others (Obidients) still hopeful of Nigeria elections get to the level I've gotten, they would join the chorus for the division of Nigeria. You're not in my brain to know what I think hence I urge you to edit your post and correct it. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: IPOB Can’t Win Referendum, Igbos Prefer Nigeria – Arewa Youths by Yujin(m): 10:30am On Jun 29 |
helpee:Your stupidity knows no bound. Can you quote on single comment I've made about Obi and the Nigerian courts? You should learn how to respond to every individual by the contents of his posts both present and past ones. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: IPOB Can’t Win Referendum, Igbos Prefer Nigeria – Arewa Youths by Yujin(m): 10:16am On Jun 29 |
tsdarkside:You've been corrected for over a decade on spelling Igbo correctly yet you persist in defiance and disregard to our correct name. In turn, I'll refer to your people as yeribas. The year in year out arguments tells you that Nigeria is stagnant politically while socially and economically,she has degenerated to the lowest levels. The people of Nigeria have become increasingly damaged mentally because of the failure of Nigeria. The result is increased poverty, educational degeneration, social and religious degradation with majority increasingly becoming hopeless. This is the key reason behind most Nigerians running away from Nigeria with many having damaged mindsets. Expect more protest against Nigerians from other countries as the years go until Nigeria is divided and the new countries work on themselves to better themselves. Nigeria can't be worked on for obvious reasons. I've been consistent about this for over a decade. Your Nigeria is set for division in less than ten years from now. 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Nigerians Allegedly Face Xenophobia In Benin Republic by Yujin(m): 9:38am On Jun 29 |
jojothaiv:Exactly. Support the division of the evil contraption so we all can be patriotic to our new countries. Death to the evil contraption. It has been our prayer for many days. |
Politics / Re: IPOB Can’t Win Referendum, Igbos Prefer Nigeria – Arewa Youths by Yujin(m): 9:17am On Jun 29 |
helinues:Was there ever a referendum clause in any Nigerian constitution? The answer is 'NO'. However, two referenda have been conducted and the results binding. It is the right thing to be done today if Nigeria ever wants any geniune peace and progress. Hateful and envious people like you think you have it all figured out without knowing your sinking deep into your destruction. Anyway, some people from your end have shown they're a direct enemy to our own course and even existence. Of course, we in turn will get back to all of them in due time in the fight for survival. 11 Likes |
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