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If you didn't vote in buhari, may God make a way for you to survive the harsher times that shall befall Nigeria. If you are an APC sychophant, may you never be insulated from the misery of supporting a bigoted tyrant. This is just the beginning. I stated all these things last year and they are coming to fulfilment. Those who rejoice at the oppression of others should prepare for their own time. Nigeria is already a failed country. In truth, I weep for the black race. If Nigeria couldn't get it then I'm afraid the black race is doomed. From the information getting to me, even South Africa isn't faring any better. Zimbabwe is failed already and a host of other African countries. Now I understand some of those scientific fictional movies that depict the far future where the last races to survive a purely whites. The black race will be the first to extinct because of her foolishness. Africa will soon be taken over as the black race grapple with survival. The rich politicians will themselves be consumed when they run away to Europe and other continents. Only the world class businessmen and intellectuals who graft themselves with other races will have a chance to remain alive. It will happen if Nigeria fails and she will fail because of the stupidNess of the southern part who can't unite and forcefully take away the power from the retrogressive north and set Nigeria on the right path. If Biafra succeeds, then there might just be hope for us. I weep for Africa. |
MPSA:Lol. You don't know what the equivalent is in your currency. Google it and you will understand better. |
DonBobes:Ok. We are waiting for buratai and you too. The bombings will continue until we cripple the economy. Your government will run out of cash and you there foot soldiers will be left on your own. Imagine what will happen next. |
@Donbobes, you are part of the NA and your allegiance lies with this evil Nigeria. I have one message for you. If you choose to come to the Niger Delta under the command of oppressors to fight against our freedom fighters you will not go back alive. Peaceful options have been given to buhari but he has neglected them. There are hundreds of thousands of youths waiting for buratai and his minions. I know you know weapons are not a problem this side. We want to control our destiny and that we shall do. Do you see those multitudes of young graduates who are jobless. Those are what you will be up against. They are too numerous to mention. We are just waiting to see your buhari or buratai declare the offensive. We are aware of what they are doing at Oporaoza. Our people are aware of the stress they will pass through and are prepared. You are just a tool of oppression for the fulani oligarchy and will soon be abandoned to your fate. This time around its no going back. Victory is guaranteed. The time of oppression is over. Death to all oppressors. |
Noneroone:I'm Igbo and highly proud of it and I stand by Igbo unity any day and at all cost. Asaba and by extension all Anioma are Igbos. I have never discriminated nor will ever do so to any Igbo group. I so desire and at present work assiduously to have all our clans under one umbrella for I believe in the unique features of each and every clans of Igboland. Anioma was carved into western Nigeria simply because the river Niger was used as a natural boundary for regional dileanation and nothing more. They were all known as western Igbos. My response was specific on the subject matter and not about origin or where their loyalties lie today. For me, I regard any Anioma person as kinsman unless he proves otherwise. I stand for Igbo unity any day and any condition. |
OP, though I understand where you are coming from, you still need to be corrected. Asaba was formally in western Nigeria and was known part of what was called western Igbos by the British. Then, they were carved into the mid western region together with Benin shortly before the civil war. It was gowon who formed the first states that put Asaba into the old Bendel state. At present, they are part of Delta state after ABacha formed Delta and Edo states from Bendel state. So traditionally, Asaba though being Igbos were not part of eastern Nigeria. Let this put a permanent 'shut up' to mischief makers. Nne, continue with your thread. |
mojeer678:You are despicable. Why suggesting in the first place that he is involved in the coup? Even the Turkish newspaper your quoted never suggested such. Worst still, its coming from you who shares the same country as Elumelu. You are despicable. You guys only know how to tear down. To build will always be your weakest point. |
If tomorrow the Tiv people stage a protest that they don't want to be part of Nigeria again since the government can't protect them will any of you blame them? Nonesense contraption called Nigeria. Adieu to the next victims. |
Supersuave2:Elumelu is a business man who does monetary transactions. He's not a security personnel who investigates what all the moneys transferred is used for. Those who would want to rope him into the ill fated European affair should be ashamed of themselves. He is clean of any accusation in that regard. I hope ndigbo can see the kind of people we are meant to share a country with. |
I really miss the mesmerizing steps of the Izere dancers. Those guys are just marvelous. I admire the Tarokh people especially their love for culture. Great people on the plateau. I notice the dearth of the 'malos': if it was one 'dan masanin something' they would graced the area with battalions. |
EzePromoe:You caught the chameleon redhanded. His own change is worst than that of Buhari's APC. |
TheNewIbadan:I asked a simple question and you are making reference to the increase or decrease of your population based on the assumption that Igbos had theirs reduced during the biafran war. Lol. Are you trying to say that prior to the war against Ndigbo that their population was at par with that of the Yorubas? Again I say: your prejudice will always make you cling to the bigoted narrative towards anything Igbo. |
TheNewIbadan:Lol. What year did a census that shows the population by the ethnic composition of the hell-hole called Nigeria take place? You guys can cook up any statistics to match your bigoted narratives. |
mrkayusfit:Little wonder your unusual bile towards those who want to chart a promising path for themselves. You deserve some pity. |
Tufiakwa government Imo state. Unu arubeghi uzo FUTO rue afo a? O karigo afo iri na-abuo uzo a di etu a. Chukwu Okike meere unu ebere. |
crackhouse:It is the norm at present. As long as they are not Igbos then it is accepted. A whooping 250 soldiers from one region admitted into the full fledged army not even an auxiliary unit should call for questions. These are the ones that would soon be promoted above the more enlightened soldiers from other regions. I've got this well recorded. |
crackhouse: |
Ndigbo muru nu anya ka azu. Pick the representative from the appropriate quarters to avoid unnecessary bickering. Wisdom profiteth while folly brings calamity. @taule4u, stop killing yourself about biafra. Biafra will not add or take away anything from you. If PSquare can have issues, which group will never have areas of disagreement? |
Just want to technically comment on this fantastically crafted excuse from Kemi while boko haram continues to technically operate and the economy fantastically recess to the chagrin of the 'sai baba' chanters. Lol |
Its disheartening seeing the silence from a lot of the one Nigerianists when gross injustice and oppression is being perpetrated daily. How long shall it take before men of conscience speak out against the killings of innocent people in their homelands at dead of the night? Both leaders and their followers are mowed down and everything continues as though nothing happened. Senator Datong was killed by same people, nothing happened. The late Tor Tiv Alfred Torkula was forced out of his ancestral palace before he died of shock by the same assailants. Today, the Ron Kulere of the Lere people in Bokkos have been given a taste of one Nigeria. A first class chief hacked down in his own chiefdom like a woman raped and killed in front of her husband on their matrimonial bed. A protest by the youths saw some of them gunned down by the Nigerian Army. This is why I hate these demons. Something the fulanis couldn't do to the warrior tribes of the middle belt during the fodio's jihad is what they are doing successfully today under the protection and support of the Nigerian army while others keep mute. The hausa/fulanis had carefully removed the MB people from the Army after the Dimka coup and replaced them with their own. Only the in the mobile police force do you have the MB. They only need them when its time to fight a war with any group from the south. This is what the Bokkos youths are crying for. Where are elders of the MB? They are still tagging behind gowon in support of this wicked system in Nigeria. Well, time will tell and the people of the future will read and laugh at the foolishness of the present people of Nigeria. Until then, I'll protect Igboland with my life, fight along side my comrades from the SE/SS and speak up against the oppression of innocent people killed in other regions. This Nigeria is never a land which any reasonable person should be proud of. |
bakynes:Loooolllllll. When a family member pitches his tent with the oppressor, he expressly becomes a target too. Always remember this. |
ConqueredWest:I still dey there my man but we dey follow everything wey dey happen for naija. |
The story of Ore is one that explains the typical myopic mindset of the present Nigerians. Before I go further, I'll want to correct the OP. Ore is not the headquarters of Odigbo LGA, the nearby Odigbo town is. Ore from my findings is a town entirely formed by visitors from all around and infact has no real indigenes. The land on which Ore stands was a owned by no one. I was reliably informed that the traditional stool present at Ore is not even up to twenty years. It was said that the indigenes of Odigbo wouldn't want any further development of Ore as they reason that only visitors enjoy such amenities. If you visit the nearby odigbo town, you shall see the good roads crisscrossing the town although with very little economic activities. One of the previous chairmen of the lga tried to relocate some trading activities away from Ore and succeeded in moving away the tomato and pepper transporters from the north to offload at Odigbo town. On careful observation, one can see that more attention is giving to odigbo with the building of recent ministerial offices there and the situation does not seem to change in the nearest future. |
Lol. I'll like to know if the so called black water mercenaries will occupy the whole ND and for how long will they stay? If they will not stay forever then inviting them is a waste of time. As soon as they leave, a worst hostility will commence. You can never hold tens of millions of people to ransom on their own lands forever. Buhari will waste a lot of money and still we will reclaim our stolen lands and secure our resources. For those of you from the western Nigeria supporting buhari on this, soon you will have a bitter taste of your wicked alliance. You will regret but it will be too late. When a people ask for a round table discussion on how they want their assumed country to be governed and they are rebuffed or neglected, what other means do you want them to use? If the US government allows the deal between the demonic buhari govt and blackwater corporation to go on, then their hypocrisy will be evident to all. The NDA has not harmed civilians and have no intention whatever to do so. The grouse has always been with the oppressive Nigerian government. Finally, the yorubas I see here giving buhari the moral support to do all the evils he has been doing should have it at the back of their minds that no situation lasts forever. Some day, you will be at the receiving end and it shall be worst off. Until then, aluta continua. Our freedom from this oppressive contraption is a must. We shall no respite know until we breathe the air of freedom. |
DaBullIT:Lol. Why not go and get enrolment form and join the Nigerian Army? Lol. |
Ugosample:Disintegration makes the obstacles towards attacking corrupt politicians easier. Igbo youths can attack the criminals in govt within our region and demand accountability and productive leadership. The same is expected from the youths of various regions and it would be much easier for them too. Its the youths of the region versus their corrupt leaders. If you slack then its your problem. This Nigeria is dead and can never work unless it's restructured. Restructuring Nigeria is the ultimate but where it's not feasible then outrig disintegration becomes the only choice. |
kwyllancy:I partly agree with you except that I support the criticism of corrupt leaders. Oh yes we must stop denigrating our states to the delight of our ever waiting haters. Lastly, there's nothing to bless about this worthless contraption called Nigeria. God bless Ebonyi and God bless Alaigbo. |
Wisdomkosi:Never the poorest but one of the poorest. Have you been to Yobe and Nassarawa states? |
Wisdomkosi: |
Kellzcold:A general revolution in this Nigeria is impossible. The present youths are not united and can never be. The reason is not farfetched as its obvious our world view are far apart. For the east, we can go against the criminal politicians among us in less than two weeks of agreement but that cannot be said for the west and north where there's near worship of rulers(politicians). Again, the desires of the three constituents of Nigeria defers. We from the east appreciates monetary gifts in our times of challenges but seek true self sufficiency and will reject the change offered to us if we do not see any sincerity in our leaders giving us opportunity in achieving self sustenance. The same cannot be said of our compatriots from the other regions. Without a uniformity of mindset, no revolution can succeed. True revolution rejects monetary inducements and withstands the brutality of the security personnels which of course would be sent to quash it. Can the present lily livered youths resist the murderous Nigerian Army? Can the hypocrites who chaired the blood loving maniacs of the Nigeria Army on their killing spree of unarmed biafran agitators stand firm when the nozzle is turned their way? I only laugh at those calling for a revolution in this evil Nigeria. You guys can't do nothing. Like others have said, ordinary good gestures from some folks have made a lot of guys forget the goal our the present struggle. How then can you withstand the bucks loaded politicians and the brutal zombies in uniform? Lol. Just continue dying in silence or make a plan and jet out of the hopeless contraption called Nigeria and hope that by the time you will be returning back, that some herdsmen from Libya won't have occupied your ancestral land after sacking your family members. There's no single thing you benefit from Nigeria yet you are here praising one Nigeria. Any entity that does not exist for the benefit of its people does not worth catering for. |
Igboid:Igboid, I ghu onye ibole? |
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, I can be one of the millionaires in SA if I can earn that money per month 

