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Politics › Re: VIDEOS Of Asari Dokubo Warning Nnamdi Kanu And IPOB. by Yujin(m): 11:23am On May 26, 2019
Nwaotu10:
Asari and Uwazurike are in pains that Biafrans are no longer with "MASSOB" , but IPOB. Massob is fraudulent, highly inconsequential.
Leave all these for now and focus on the main target.
Politics › Re: Kabiru Gaya: 'South-South, South-East Are Not Politically Relevant' by Yujin(m): 11:21am On May 26, 2019
MetaPhysical:
It's funny to watch Northerners dish out demeaning and condescending comments to Southerners and they act to cover their tracks so it doesnt appear to be choreographed. Who are they deceiving? Personally I no longer join them to beat down SE....today it's Kabiru Gaya talking rubbish about SE and Ibo, tomorrow it will be Junaid Muhammad talking shyyte abut SW and Yorubas....after that will be Tanko Yakassai jiving bs about SS and the ethnics.

I'm changing my attention to attack and condescend on North. Enough of Ibos today, Ibos tomorrow, give them a breathe of air. There is banditry in North, no one is safe anymore, even government officials are kidnapped, women are not safe, children are not safe, police are not safe,military officers are not safe. What rewards of democracy does the Northern society get from its political dominance? Zero! Intolerance and insecurity everywhere in North. Poverty and wickedness everywhere.

What profiteth a man who gains the world but lost his soul?
This is what I expect from Yorubas but never. Something seems to be wrong somewhere.
Politics › Re: Fulani Radio To Educate Herdsmen, Fishermen, Farmers, Hunters — NBC by Yujin(m): 11:07am On May 26, 2019
BUSHHUNTER:
To educate them more on strategies to kill armless citizens right?






Fulani worst people on earth after yeebos
Lol. Igbos are still the problem right? Ok o.
We warned but we were insulted. We protested, you shouted "shoot at them". Today, former generals have seen what we saw and have voiced out, yet you still cling to the message they indoctrinated you with. Ndigbo have not hurt anyone but your hatred for them persists. Anyway, the fulani militia that would come for you will be deaf to all your entreaties. As for us, we know our enemies long time ago. We're only pained that others have failed to see what we have been saying. So much innocent people have been killed without putting up a fight and many more will die before it becomes clearer to you all. We are watching.
Politics › Re: Relocating Sultanate From Sokoto To Abuja In 20 Steps! by Yujin(m): 10:51am On May 26, 2019
MetaPhysical:
Ivar, Thanks for the compliment, I receive it!

We have two types of conflicts in Nigeria
1. Passive Conflict. Done via intellectual sparing and competition for domination of mainstream outlets.
Its attributes include elitism through media, academia, economic advantage, cultural righteousness and religious righteousness, stereotyping...and so on.

2. Active Conflict. Dispossession of equitable rights and competition for domination in the seat of political power.
Attributes include militancy, isolation, threat, sense of entitlement, statutory restrictions, boundaries, representation...and so on.

The two are packaged and used together to terrorize or to solicit, given the challenges and situation.

Let me first tell you about the North.
The North is afraid of so many things but they are also resolved that a mythical direct intervention from God is involved in their fate. They take interpretation direct from Quran and life of Prophet Muhammed to apply to the Nigerian State. They believe Muhammed is able to outstrip other cultures and religions preceeding him because of his faith in the Holy Scripture and in God. They also take lessons from the Arabs. Prior to Islam the Arabs were peaceful people. After Islam the sword (weapon of death and honor) became their corporate logo for creating a new social franchise. You will be a muslim or we will not value your life. Thus if you are not a muslim they first package you as kafir (an unbeliever) and rob you of your humanity through enslavement. With the Islamic order they established a new social heirarchy also. A muslim must not submit to a kafir....at work, in school, in politics, in military, in market....muslim must be the head. These creed became the set of education that a muslim child learns along with the Quran. It is believed that Arabia and UAE and all these places became what they are today because of the adherents of Arabs to these creeds. Northerners also believe that one poor man, an Islamic cleric, is able to topple and decimate multiple Hausa Kingdoms because of his belief in the creed. So they have the success of Arabs to instruct them on how to be successful, they also have the success of Usman Dan Fodio right here on ground to teach how to grow and rule society. Their next target is Nigeria. They believe the creed for ruthlessness, subjugation and domination of Kafirs pleases God and if they want Him to reward them with the oil and port commerce in Nigeria then they have the obligation to first bring all Nigerians under the rule of Islamic God. Those who refuse are Kafirs, their lives will not be valued. They believe Islam is why Middle East is prosperous for Muslims, and that the economy and trade is just a collateral reward. They believe if Islam is introduced to every corner of Nigeria this country will be great for the ones in the North favored by Allah.


There are many vulnerabilities in the North and even in their mindset about Jihad, however, the damages done by military regime is so deep that to undo it will require putting a block against a Northern ruler for about 20yrs while the South repair society and bring back equity stolen by men in uniform....until that is done the imbalance in power will continue to favor North and their vulnerabilities remain out of target.

There is much more on my mind to share in how the tension and fears could be managed but I usually reserve some thoughts to myself and leave them unspoken. grin
Will respond to this too.
Politics › Re: Relocating Sultanate From Sokoto To Abuja In 20 Steps! by Yujin(m): 5:32am On May 26, 2019
MetaPhysical:
grin grin
Very intelligent response. You should be in a war room formulating strategy with policymakers.

I am deeply grateful for your response, I will even stretch it further and say you hit a major security issue for Sahara, Sahel and Central African region.

The very first salvo from Buhari after his inauguration in 2015 was to ask about progress report on the World Bank funded feasibility study for Lake Chad Basin Commission.

Lake Chad is very strategic to North. grin

Lake Chad is fresh water and over the years have shrunk in size from what it used to be mainly due to climatic changes.

As a military man Buhari understands what security asset is and he identifies strategically with the security of Lake Chad because the place has all the characteristics and features of an oil basin. No other Nigerian leader has been as tenured and involved in all facets of NNPC and its upstream/downstream offshoots as Buhari has been. When this man dies his ghost will hang around NNPC. In his next administration expect the Minister of Oil to be from NE or someone vested in oil security in the North, and also expect that a sizeable amount of money is going to be wasted exploring oil security for North.

There is a great pressure from North of Northern Nigeria. The people of Niger (Tuaregs) are already moving southward and are as far South as Lagos, Port Harcourt, Calabar, Warri and so on. Nowadays jeans and tee shirt has become an urban uniform, a Tuareg in jeans and tee shirt is not differentiable from a Southerner in jeans and tee shirt. Moreover you cant ask them not to come here, the West African Common Community under the ECOWAS passport gives freedom of movement and residence to anyone in member state to live and work and trade anywhere in the region.

The resources are shrinking and the world is expanding and evolving very fast.

We have never had a catastrophy from earthquake, sea storm, volcano eruption, and so forth....but we are prone nonetheless to dry weather. A catastrophic dry weather will impact Chad Basin and could result in similarities with the famine in Ethiopia in the 80s. Dry weather in Niger could result in banditry and crime as pressure mount on Tuaregs to find survival in Nigeria. grin

Migration from Sahara and Sahel to the grassland and forest in South will create human tragedies....pressure from population densities, competition for scarce resource, culture clash, struggle for domination and power, imposition of foreign culture and strange habits and lifestyle, and so on....

A mistake was committed in the amlgamation of Nigeria...but a worse mistake was committed in the amalgamation of West Africa.

The North has tested us in the South many times and found us complacent. We never mount pressure on North the way they put pressure on South.

No Southern militant group ever crosses into North region and wipe out a village or raype communities. So they know we respect the boundaries of North and will not dream of crossing into it to cause bloodshed. They also know when they disrespect our boundaries and cross down here to raype and wipe out our villages we lack resolve to exact consequence and make them regret the action.

So the direction of force and terror and domination will continue to be North to South until they succeed in acquiring our land. Where they fail to acquire land they want to uproot our culture and replace it with a version of Islam that reports to Sokoto.

So we will either allow them access to grazing land or they will acquire it by force of terror. Either way, the ultimate outcome is to colonize and impose Sharia.

The entire Lake Chad basin is already under the control of Sharia advocates - bokoharam.

Now Zamfara, Kebbi, Kaduna, Abuja, Benue, Nassarawa, Adamawa, Niger, Kogi, Gombe are all occupied by bandits and kidnappers. They have succeeded in incapacitating our police force. Police is no longer able to deploy and bring them down. Even our Army are no match for them. We are now using Air Force. If our Army cannot protect itself from their assault what time and capacity do they have to protect citizens? So the bandits will attempt to sack the government of Nigeria. If they succeed they will ultimately take over the entire nation.


To see whats going on in Lake Chad, Niger and the North regarding security type in these keywords in google and read through results and educate yourself.


1.Buhari speaks on Lake Chad Water Basin

2. Buhari speaks about Lake Chad

3. Insecurity in Republic of Niger
I'll respond to this later.
Politics › Re: Relocating Sultanate From Sokoto To Abuja In 20 Steps! by Yujin(m): 5:25am On May 26, 2019
stonemasonn:
lots of guns will be needed, the only people that can provide that are the Niger Delta people. They’ve got oil, access(The ocean) and fighters....you just have to suck up to them.
They certainly are not the only ones. Crude oil is the currency of purchase and virtually all ethnic groups of Southern Nigeria has it. If Ojukwu of blessed memory never made the sincere mistake in that regard, we would have successfully pulled it off. This we understand very well now. Niger Delta is an aggregation of numerous ethnic groups and Ndigbo are one of it too. When it comes to international commerce, no tribe in Nigeria beat us so we have no problem in that regard. I won't belittle any group who willingly collaborate with us but for those who think they can dance 'surugede' in times like this, we'll remind them that 'surugede is the dance of the spirits and they should exercise caution before their waist are dislocated. A word is enough for the wise.
Politics › Re: VIDEOS Of Asari Dokubo Warning Nnamdi Kanu And IPOB. by Yujin(m): 5:11am On May 26, 2019
Umunne, ignore and focus on the main target and original task. They want us to be occupied on jabs and banters among ourselves while they strengthen themselves further. If we do so, we won't be able to stop them when they come. Leave Asari and focus on the main problem. Abokis are not smarter than us although, we mustn't underestimate them.
Politics › Re: Relocating Sultanate From Sokoto To Abuja In 20 Steps! by Yujin(m): 11:38pm On May 25, 2019
valentineuwakwe:
and you think other ethnic nationalities will just sit down n watch? hmmm, let them try it and see...they will know Nigeria is not Rwanda or Burundi....even the world will feel the drama that will unfold....let them watch
Fulanis will risk it because the reward if they succeed is exceedingly great. I'll tell you the truth: they already know that they won't get away with all but are sure of securing more than they have at present. Also, the encroaching Sahara is contributing it's own pressure to the system. As for us, we must know what we want and go for it during the ensuing chaos. Our leaders must know history and politics well to ensure we are well off after the dust settles. No one should be appealed to for his or her own safety. If you're stupid at present, your fate would be doomed that time. It's a dog eat dog world now.
I'm a Christian like most of our people and we shudder at the thought off wielding weapons. Only two options are left to us; fight or flight. Flight is worst of the two. Flight renders you stateless and with the current resurgence of national pride all over the world, we would be at the mercy of many countries. Just imagine the shame and ridicule that would bring. Xenophobia will be in full force. Israel understands this better than everyone. They've been there before. So, we're left with only fighting. Nwanna, buckle your belt and discipline yourself. The days of pleasure is gone. I've foreseen it already.
Politics › Re: Relocating Sultanate From Sokoto To Abuja In 20 Steps! by Yujin(m): 11:16pm On May 25, 2019
Osagyefo98:
Fulani are peaceful group.
Ipob are terrorists
You are a terrorist Mr. Impostor. Keep off anything Igbo and Biafra.
Culture › Re: Nigerians In China Celebrate African Cultural Day With Colourful Events(photos) by Yujin(m): 11:01pm On May 25, 2019
zone51:
NO, IT CAN'T

Go and check Kelechiafc's IG page, he is the popular Nigerian Vlogger that supports Arsenal FC, you will understand what an African is. Despite being an Igbo, he dresses in attire belonging to the 3 popular tribes in our country. He doesn't wear the lion head dress only everytime. Now, that is a citizen representing his country.

Do you understand? undecided
Lol. I get your context but you don't get mine. My brothers' still don't understand what's going on in Nigeria. How many Hausas or Yorubas privately wear the Ishiagu even for their personal businesses? They only do it if they are representing a brand for show business but my people wear everyone's attire just for the fun of it. Gradually, we make ours an option and theirs a compulsory wear when showcasing Africa.
Since it's an African event, the Ishiagu dress has represented Nigeria already in the event. Other dresses there could represent the other African countries. Agbada mustn't be there before it qualifies as a full fledged African event. That's my point.
Culture › Re: Nigerians In China Celebrate African Cultural Day With Colourful Events(photos) by Yujin(m): 5:06pm On May 25, 2019
Dottore:
Your name seems like that of South Easterner. It's unusual for full fledged south Easterner to be begging. Very unusual
That name sounds Idoma. He could be from South East anyway but most likely not Igbo like I seriously believe you assume him to be.
Anyway, cut him some slack! The days are difficult and anyone could be so much in a tight corner that could make him resort to this. Show some empathy.
Culture › Re: Nigerians In China Celebrate African Cultural Day With Colourful Events(photos) by Yujin(m): 5:02pm On May 25, 2019
zone51:
African day OR Igbo day? cool
If the participants had dressed in Babanriga or it's Yoruba variant known as Agbada, it would have been wonderful to you. This is what the Nigerian media have done over the years. Are Ndigbo not Africans? Can't their attire represent Africa in intercontinental events? Shame on you!
UmuIgbo, it's left to us to sustain our heritage not minding anybody's view. Let's promote our own dresses wherever we are.
Politics › Re: Fulani Radio Station: Validation Of Obasanjo's Fulanization Claim - CAN by Yujin(m): 6:46pm On May 24, 2019
iammo:
They need AM frequency that can reach deep inside the woods, and if they havent commited anything to warrant not having a radio station NBC or The FG can grant the request, they are over 30 million for christ sake... didnt igbo get second Niger Bridge costing $1billion dollar
Fulanis 30million? Can you give a breakdown of their population distribution?
Politics › Re: Herdsmen: FG Opens Radio Station - Femi Fani-Kayode Kicks by Yujin(m): 6:34pm On May 24, 2019
Godoverevery:
didn't know you are one of those who carry D's religious sentiment .....I have Muslim friends here in Lagos and we are rolling fine..... like my G.O (Dr olukoya) Will always say never engage yourself in religious arguement it is a waste of precious time...... know ur God and serve him.
I have Muslim friends too and would even fight to defend them if they are attacked unjustly. However, the situation in Nigeria presently calls for fight or flight. Fleeing is not an option because the world is more territorial than ever before so we are left with fighting. Adaptation is the last feature for survival. This is what your G.O did not tell you. Soon it will unfold before your eyes.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen: FG Opens Radio Station - Femi Fani-Kayode Kicks by Yujin(m): 6:26pm On May 24, 2019
Godoverevery:
didn't know you are one of those who carry D's religious sentiment .....I have Muslim friends here in Lagos and we are rolling fine..... like my G.O (Dr olukoya) Will always say never engage yourself in religious arguement it is a waste of precious time...... know ur God and serve him.
Lol. Go tell that to the South Sudanese. The South Sudanese battled those Islamists for decades and lost so many lands and people before help came to them. The hausa/fulanis have those northern Sudanese as mentors. Soon you will understand. Plateau people were like this on 7th September, 2001 but fast forward to 2011 and they feasted on the burnt carcass of the demons that have caused them so much pains. Your type will have to lose family members before you smell the coffee. Any Josite here should corroborate my statement for your own benefit.
Culture › Re: Learning From the Life of HungerBad by Yujin(m): 6:12pm On May 24, 2019
I know of the moniker 'hungerbad' and how he supports the present evil government of Buhari but not his philanthropic side. From all I've read here, it seems he had a good heart to assist people which is quite rare. It's painful to lose such an individual and for this I'll say 'we lost a person'. However, if he rejoiced during the brutal killings of innocent IPOB members, then a part of me rejoices too in his demise. I believe in fair judgement. Like Chimamanda Adichie wrote: we all remember differently. I don't know how judgement is executed up yonder but if it's left to me, then he deserves a good reward for his philanthropy and also a reprimand for his political insensitivity.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen: FG Opens Radio Station - Femi Fani-Kayode Kicks by Yujin(m): 5:23pm On May 24, 2019
Godoverevery:
blame us....who are the ushuh...... most people in Jos are aiin't Hausa or Fulani.....Jos crisis was a fight between muslims and Christians so I don't no the people like you that were killed you talking about because we also have Hausa who are Christians as well...eg the current house of rep leader, Gen Gowon to mention a few.
The 'us' there referred to fellow Christians who were warned about what the Hausa Muslims with there affiliates planned against non Muslims but they never agreed with us. A lot of them were killed because they were nonchalant when others were at alert. Same awaits your likes who we are warning at present. The day is coming soon. I knew this so well and have been echoing it here on Nairaland since 2011. History will vindicate me. Above that, my prayer is that my people and those that agree with us shall come out victorious from the wreckage that will remain of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen: FG Opens Radio Station - Femi Fani-Kayode Kicks by Yujin(m): 5:16pm On May 24, 2019
Debaiz:
SE should better remember from the first coup that derailed the Nigerian dream cos some people are yet to forget and to tell you for a fact History never forgets. The unfortunate thing is that the SE has forgotten that they’re still paying for the crime of the first Nigerian coup that was made against every other Nigerian tribe except the SE.

If a radio station to address and educate a set of people is insensitive to you people then you people have problems deeper than any country can resolve. You need to check yourselves.

If there’s any tribe that is more of a threat to the county called nigeria, it is the people that wants the break up of the country.

The other tribe can still be educated and controlled which the FG is aiming to do but the same tribe threatening the unity of this country is angry that the government is taking steps to solve the problem.
See reasoning! The most dangerous are people calling for the peaceful division of the contraption while the terrorists who wish to conquer and hoist their religion on others are the manageable ones? Clearly, you deserve such people.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen: FG Opens Radio Station - Femi Fani-Kayode Kicks by Yujin(m): 12:47pm On May 24, 2019
Godoverevery:
madam have you for once ever sit down and think maybe it was boko haram new strategy to carry out there killings since sambisa and bombing weren't working anymore....they could easily hide under been Fulani herdsmen and hit soft target.....I have read alot of write up about this thing it have been on for age's...... D's menace is all over west Africa you can go Google it urself......am not justifying anything here am only letting you no why is it so very rare to hear about there attack in the south West and trust me they are many here........is even very worst in Mali than Nigeria a Muslim country........trust me it will be wrong to label fulani herdsmen terrorist we are talking about millions of people here including children cos of the few bad one or the one impersonating them....... iPob is totally different pls..... you can go read about Catalonia in Spain no country I repeat no country will ever take the things ipob is doing ma.... you can prove wrong with an example.
Don't worry since IPOB is your problem, may fulani herdsmen visit you and add you to their statistics. I've known your types for long. Some of them were slaughtered by the Hausas during Jos crisis. We warned them but they never listened but rather blamed us.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen: FG Opens Radio Station - Femi Fani-Kayode Kicks by Yujin(m): 12:31pm On May 24, 2019
Debaiz:
What useless truth is he speaking.

Reading through comments here I cry for my country.

FG closed a radio station because it’s spreading hate and has opened another one to educate the violent herdsman on the illegality of their activities(the only way to get across to those people). FFK has come out to condemn it and numbskulls like you people are praising him.

I don’t understand do you and FFK expect the FG to be directing herdsmen on how to kill people through the radio station? cos I don’t know what exactly you people have against this initiative.

With people like you NIGERIA IS DOOMED.
You can only deceive the dumb people on here. We know the real motive and it will fail when they start. I don't pity your first victims anyway because they have eyes but cannot see, ears but cannot hear. Their nose has failed to pick the scent neither have their tongues picked the taste of blood in the air. We are watching
Politics › Re: Herdsmen: FG Opens Radio Station - Femi Fani-Kayode Kicks by Yujin(m): 12:24pm On May 24, 2019
kaen1317:
All I know is that obasanjo, danjuma, oyedepo, governor of taraba know what they are talking about.
Correct. What about Nnamdi Kanu?
Politics › Re: Uche Okwukwu Backs Amaechi, Says Igbo Can’t Be President by Yujin(m): 12:36pm On May 22, 2019
Osagyefo98:
Continue following me up and down.
Go and be useful to yourself.

who dash u Monopoly to talk trash or even curse.... deflated.
You're an impostor whose aim is to sow discord among my people. For this reason I'll continue to expose and lay causes on you. Keep off impersonating and see me stay away from you.
Politics › Re: Uche Okwukwu Backs Amaechi, Says Igbo Can’t Be President by Yujin(m): 3:14pm On May 21, 2019
Osagyefo98:
Firstly Rotimi is not an igbo man.

Rotimi is a yoruba man so his statement is their view.


Finally who even allowed this rivers state people and ikwerre into Ohaneze....even to become secretary.


Are we really organized at all.
Mr Impostor, it shall never be well with you.
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji's Elder Sister And Niece (Photos) by Yujin(m): 11:42am On May 21, 2019
KennethJake:
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The hunger don reach this level? Chai!
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Captain Rabiu Hamisu Yadudu As FAAN MD (Photo) by Yujin(m): 8:41pm On May 20, 2019
Kennydoc:
I am not following you to any betting site. Show your proof here on Nairaland so that other members can see it. We can sort out the bet here.
His argument has no basis hence he's beating about the bush. He wouldn't stake any money! Don't expect any sincerity from such people.
Politics › Re: Buhari Is Not In Makkah, They Are Deceiving Nigerians With Old Pictures-see More by Yujin(m): 7:29am On May 20, 2019
Ekpeitit:
I am going to ignore you and pretend you don't exist because to be honest you are not worth any acknowledgement.
Find another playmate boy because I am not in your class.
You impostor still have the courage to respond after being caught! Quit the ignoble act and man up with your own handle.
Travel › Re: BREAKING: FG To Shut Down Enugu Airport (see Why) by Yujin(m): 5:26am On May 18, 2019
otokx:
Enugu State government can buy over the airport and do the upgrade.
A state government to buy over a federal airport while other federal airports get billions for maintenance from the federal government? Chai! Your wickedness is legendary. Any way, don't cry when the consequences of your acts and those you support hit back at you.
Travel › Re: BREAKING: FG To Shut Down Enugu Airport (see Why) by Yujin(m): 5:13am On May 18, 2019
Osagyefo98:
Oga leave south east out of this.

This is solely an Enugu state issue...

Stop bringing sentiments here.
Y
Since you have refused to keep away from Igbo related issues, I'll make life miserable for you. From today henceforth, everyone will start having issues with you. Confusion will always be your lot. No good thing shall come your way again and life will be difficult for you.
Politics › Re: Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-iweala Receives Honorary Doctorate At Tel Aviv University by Yujin(m): 8:29pm On May 17, 2019
Ekpeitut:
Simple yet brilliant. She exudes the virtues of true African women which is raw intelligence and resilience not our vain instagram queens who feel the world revolves around their butts, bleached skin, bust etc..

This woman is just awesome. Dirty politics won't allow Nigeria harness the full potential of this living legend in our midst.
Simply because she's Igbo. We are watching.

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