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Politics › Re: Breaking News: Biafra IPOB Drags Buhari/nigeria To International Criminal Court by Yujin(m): 9:27pm On Dec 03, 2015

ExInferis:
Hmm

The flat heads have resorted to ICC to helep them with biafra. So all the threats of doom and gloom na wash.

Una for try force nah, make we finish you rats once and for all.

No one takes igbos seriously.

I'm actually hurt by this but its your mouth and you can use it as you please. However when the table turns do not seek for leniency. Ponder on that if there's any humanity left in you.

Politics › Re: My Blood Sister Killed Today At Biafra Protest In Onitsha - "VIVIAN GIST" by Yujin(m): 8:31am On Dec 03, 2015

I hope when your loved ones are killed too you won't condemn the killers. Always remember how it started. They were peaceful until your security men felt they alone can operate firearms. Everything is well documented. Always remember how it started.

Politics › Re: Helicopters Hovering Round Onitsha With Nigerian Flag - Pics by Yujin(m): 10:57pm On Dec 01, 2015

Rawani:
This is clearly a declaration of territory.

Set in context of the latest stern warning of engagement from the Armed Forces, this is a firm symbolic warning for the secessionists to back down.

Our cameras are well zoomed on the army. ICC will treat them when they misbehave.

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Politics › Re: American Lawyer Writes Buhari An Open Letter by Yujin(m): 1:14pm On Dec 01, 2015

Its good to know that foreigners are following what's happening in Nigeria. Watch how the sycophants will come to buhari's defence. We are watching.

Politics › Re: Heavy Biafran Protest Ongoing At Aba,all Activities Shut Down. [PHOTO] by Yujin(m): 12:58pm On Dec 01, 2015

Aigbofa:
This song was completely forgotten during Jonathan government I guess.
The slogan then was "Jonathan till 2099"

You can always try to deceive yourself and other gullible people but every sincere person know the truth. The quest for biafra has always been there with the police killing a lot of Massob members. They are well documented and the various people involved will be brought to the ICC in due time. Our cameras will be put to good use.
You can go on and make a mockery of our quest. But our suffering has got to the climax. You will be joking if you think that what's happening will only affect the SE and the SS. Lagos has well been factored in so that everyone will be affected.

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Politics › Re: Heavy Biafran Protest Ongoing At Aba,all Activities Shut Down. [PHOTO] by Yujin(m): 12:38pm On Dec 01, 2015

In one of my posts few years ago I did say ten thousand chariots with horse riders are on there way to Nigeria. Today they are all encamped in Nigeria. Things will never be the same again.

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Politics › Re: Heavy Biafran Protest Ongoing At Aba,all Activities Shut Down. [PHOTO] by Yujin(m): 12:31pm On Dec 01, 2015

Playing and singing 'Everyone is crying out for peace eh, no one is crying out for justice' Late Peter Tosh.

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Politics › Re: CHILLING: Domination Plot Of The ‘north’ Against The South East/south South Reve by Yujin(m): 7:04am On Dec 01, 2015

While many ignoramuses see a country the observant and intelligent see an enterprise. An enterprise ran by unprogressive lots who are hellbent to dominating without any development. I was born and bred in the north and so I can authoritatively say that Nigeria can never develop with the level of inequality which breeds injustice therein. Though yet to listen to the tape I can relate with it. Such hatred has always been there the only difference being the occasional lack of focus from their leaders to execute it. Buhari has been the most consistent leader from the north who has always maintained that disposition. His bias Ndigbo and the other minorities of the South has always been very open so I believe that such a plot will easily get a massive support from him. Already it has begun with the massive sacking of personnel of SE/SS origin working in the customs. Buhari even made a statement to that effect when he referred to them as 5% group. No matter how politically correct you are you can't wish the core of his thoughts away. This is what made buhari very appealing to the masses of the muslim north. This is the exact reason why I've always told my people to forget about buhari and plan something else and I'm happy they understood my explanations. Today we have made lots of arrangements to leave Nigeria for Biafra. This is where our future is guaranteed.
Mark this; the day a majority of Ndigbo leave northern Nigeria the SS minorities living there will leave too because they won't be able to bear with the open hostilities that they will face in their country. The Yorubas their already will accept the slave tag so they will be left to remain. This is the Nigeria I know. Now you know why I always say: death to this Nigeria.

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Sports › Re: Tyson Fury Defeats Wladimir Klitschko by Yujin(m): 2:32pm On Nov 30, 2015

bewla:
i already have a good apprentice in u why dont u come and let bout to c if u can go one round

Lol. I doubt if you can withstand me. My rage is very ferocious and I can conceal my emotions. Can you fight such an opponent one on one? Lol

Sports › Re: Tyson Fury Defeats Wladimir Klitschko by Yujin(m): 8:56pm On Nov 29, 2015

bewla:
Samuel fufu peter c your life. two brother bit only u fury well done

fear any body with the name Tyson all of them na boxers. i go name my son Tyson any time soon

Typical of a greedy man. Why don't you change your name to Tyson and start boxing? Or don't you want fame too? Lol. You only want to risk your son and not your selfish self. You don't want to be beaten black and blue before enjoying the money.

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Politics › Re: Are You Tired Of Nigeria,or Is It Just Me? by Yujin(m): 9:54am On Nov 29, 2015

Reality biting hard with his sharp incisors. Soon he will draw blood and all hell will be let loose. Calm replaced with chaos and stillness overpowered by turbulence in the evil land called Nigeria. Many have graduated over six years yet without jobs. Their younger ones have left the schools of higher learning to join them in the labour market. Parents are frustrated as they have to contend with upkeep of your unemployed adult children. Many parents can't meet up anymore as their pensions no longer come. The female children faced with similar problems turn to prostitution as the future seems bleak. Hunger and lack has killed shame and dignity. Many are struggling for survival if only they can feed, clothe and have shelters over their heads. Everything is in shambles but they dare not question the government for those ones are but their gods. They rather look for the weakest in the society and prey on them. They wouldn't complain and challenge the man made suffering foist on them but will be eager to confront others who dare to stand up to the evil government. Suffering will continue in the land then. People will be crying both old and young. Disease and excruciating pains will ravage the populace until they know that power belongs to them. Stagnancy is but an illusion. Its either progression or retrogression. The Nigeria I know will only retrogress. Call me a prophet of doom and I'll call you a blind man. Ok let's do a simple maths: how many of your colleagues are with jobs now or running their own businesses? The result will shock you. Then add that of the set after you and that after them. Reality stares you now in the face. Tell me how jobs can be created in this era when a simple uninterrupted power supply your government cannot make available. Let me stop here for now.

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Politics › Re: The Conspiracy Against Okun People by Yujin(m): 8:27am On Nov 29, 2015

Just following

Culture › Re: It Is An Affront For Igbos To Have Traditional Leaders In Our Land – Yoruba Obas by Yujin(m): 8:08am On Nov 29, 2015

After studying the Yorubas for a long time I've come to this understanding. The Yorubas do not understand the Igbos any bit. Reasons being that they fear the boisterous nature of Ndigbo and it has translated to fear. Also, they are very suspicious and greatly think that the Igbos have a long term plan to dominate them. This is what has given birth to the recent clashes we are witnessing. Having an Eze Igbo in Yoruba land does not in any way challenge the traditional throne of the indigenous Oba. Its natural for most groups of people to elect a leader for themselves anywhere they find themselves even within other people's territories or kingdoms. Moses was the leader of the Israelites in Egypt and Moredecai was another during the reign of the Persians. Let's bring it to our present time. The hausas have their Sarki even right there in Akure yet none of the Yorubas have had the effontery to challenge the stool. Why always the Igbos? The fulani herdsmen have been killing, raping and destroying properties in that same Ondo state yet all the Obas have not deem it fit to invite the leader of the herdsmen to any of their palace for mediation. Whereas a minor problem at the market in Akure saw the Oba 'summoning' the EzeIgbo to his palace of which the Igbo leader complied. What transpired there may have the Eze being disrespectful but does that warrant the derobing and flogging of a leader of another group? Were they your slaves that you think you can flog anyhow? If what happened at Akure doesn't make any Igbo person to have a sober reflection I doubt if any other thing will. Ok let me break it down for all to understand. Having to remove his regalia means a total disregard for whatever he stands for. Flogging him means every Igbo person in Akure can be treated anyhow especially in the similitude of a slave as they are not better than that. Oh yes that's what it means. When a man errs what happens to the invitation of the police? Can they ever attempt that to the Sarkin Hausas in Akure? Your guess is as good as mine. What many Igbos especially those born and bred in Yorubaland may not have noticed is that they are not seen as equals. Oh yes I said it after my careful observation and research. Firstly they make you uncomfortable saying good things about where you come from. Secondly they make you eulogize whatever they present as their culture without you being objective to it while they are at liberty to make mockery and even condemn yours. Finally, whatever your people's achievements, just keep shut and relish it in your heart but they can bombard you with all the both true and false histories of the achievements of the Yoruba race. Before you know it you begin to dislike your own people and feel incomplete about your origin. I challenge anyone to counter what I've written here.
Finally, I advise the council of Ondo Obas to bother themselves with more befitting things than trying to stop other groups from having a leader who should be their mouthpiece wherever they find themselves.

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Politics › Re: Biafra Bprotest At The Nigeria Embassy In Israel (photos) by Yujin(m): 11:43am On Nov 28, 2015

Lol. Nigerians will never stop to amuse me. Some of them claim that there progenitor was a prince from Baghdad in Iraq- nobody doubted them. Some claimed theirs was a man that fell down from the sky and we all know a certain corrupt angel was cast down from heaven- no one cared to counter their claim but the moment Ndigbo gave their own origin traceable to Israel, all hell was let loose. Everyone Nigerian became an anthropologist. They try to tell Ndigbo their custom more than the people themselves. They always trouble themselves about issues that concerns us even when we do not invite them. Its quiet funny. Does anyone know a name for such behaviours from these Nigerians?

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Politics › Re: Biafra Will Become A Reality- Analyst by Yujin(m): 8:58am On Nov 28, 2015

rawglobalnews:
The pro-Biafra protests are not abating; and, for the first time, reached Abuja last week when Kanu the Director of Radio Biafra, was brought before the magistrate’s court. The protests may be fuelled by yet to be identified financiers, but those fanning the embers of secession are youths who have abandoned their various vocations to participate in the protests. Some are doing so for genuine, if misguided reasons. Some, not so genuine. Some might not even be of Igbo origin. But all are unhappy and discontented with their lives and have inadvertently become willing pawns in a complex chess game.

After a period of studied but loud silence, the Igbo elders have come out to condemn the protests and by extension, the agitation for Biafra, by listing the many hurdles that await the realisation of Biafra. I don’t think they have gone far enough. The protesting youths need to be educated on the inevitability of war should they continue on this path. And should Radio Biafra continue to denigrate and insult every other tribe in Nigeria, the protesters are going to have many hostile neighbours.

They also need to be made aware of the realistic and pragmatic gains and losses of their actions both in the shorter and longer terms. No divorce, either of marriages or business partnerships or countries is without scars and casualties. The resultant ‘freedom’ is often not worth it.And speaking of marriages, our parents were not any happier in their unions than we are. Yet they largely stuck with them, learnt mutual respect in the process and gave us stable homes in which to develop.

There is no evidence that our lack of tolerance which has led to higher divorce rates has made us happier as individuals and as a society. The UK comprises of four distinct nations. They have been pushing and pulling themselves for as long as I can remember. They are often privately disdainful of one another. But they realise in their wisdom, that the components cannot be better or greater than the whole. So it is with Nigeria. The recent history of the Soviet Union, Sudan and other countries that have had to balkanise themselves because of unresolved internal contradictions are there for all to learn from.

Let us assume today, that Kanu, Nwazuruike and their army of young Turks succeed in their wish to have Biafra. Would it all be gloom and doom for the rest of the country? I think not. Yes, the country would lose a valuable and vital piece of the tripod that had sustained the country. It would probably lose that section of the country that is most disposed to entrepreneurship in commerce and industry. It would also no longer be able to bask in the glory of their contributions in the diaspora.

But it is not as if the crown jewel has been taken away and the rest of us are ordinary stones or mere shafts as the radio Biafra propaganda wants people to believe. The vast in-road they have made in trade and commerce all over the country is because their host ‘nations’ have been accommodating and have provided a level playing field. This, of course would stop. In any case, it has hardly been reciprocated in Igbo land. The Igbos for all the noise, don’t believe in inclusiveness.

Read more from RAW GLOBAL NEWS via http://www.rawglobalnews.com/news/biafra-will-become-a-reality-analyst/

Lol. Of course we have always been nothing to you guys. Just here your statement. We have been accommodating to you and have given you a level playing ground that was why you guys excelled in business and commerce! I hope foreigners are reading this. Doesn't it sound ridiculous that you boast of giving your supposed fellow compatriots a level playing ground and even 'accommodated' them in the same country? Chai! Did you give them free houses and lands to carry out their businesses? Did you at any point in history feed and cloth them? Why then do you speak as though you have done them a favour in a country they are meant to call theirs? When we get our biafra and you spew all those things you spewed there, then we can believe you're hospitable. Ndigbo have never said you guys can't live or survive on your own. Even the worst of humans still survive on their own before any intrusion from outsiders. All we want is to be able to control our future which this evil Nigeria has decided to destroy. You did mention the UK and her constituent parts. I believe you know the system of government they are using at present. Even at that they still granted the Scots a referendum to actualize their quest for a separate country if it was indeed a popular belief. The result proved otherwise. We the young ones of biafra have a similar call today requesting for the release of Nnamdi Kanu and conduction of referendum to test if our biafran agitation is popular. Why are you guys scared to death by that simple request? Its either we're of a very special value to you or you're just plain wicked.

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Politics › Re: The Biafran Truth And The Illegal Trial Of Nnamdi Kanu By Remi Oyeyemi by Yujin(m): 6:43am On Nov 28, 2015

First it was Femi Aribisala who recognized that Ndigbo were badly treated in Nigeria and he tried in his personal capacity to reach out to us with apologies. We accept your apologies but shelving our dreams is something else. I hope you will read this. Clearly Ndigbo will not be reintegrated into Nigeria again. The hatred has been institutionalized. Its a pity that many of us who have transversed the vast lands in Nigeria will have to miss all the beauties therein and pleasures they offer but we have no option because the first law of nature is that of self preservation. No group in Nigeria can boast of being true Nigerians(if there's any word like that) than the Igbos. We have brought a lot of good fortune and names to Nigeria. We have invested more in Nigeria than other groups and have contributed to the development of other regions than any other groups but what do we get in return? More hatred and ill will. We always hear 'go back to your lands' and all manner of threats. No one needs to tell us we are an endangered people. Therefore it behooves on us to self preserve and this is what we are going for more earnestly now. It is our right and we shall flex it. All the social activists have remained silent as Kanu remains incarcerated. They will not talk because he's Igbo. At present the movement still remains peaceful but for how long. A similar scenario played out with the north eastern part of Nigeria and today more than twenty thousand innocent civilians lay dead with a huge amount of security personnels slain too. Nigerians don't seem to learn.
Now another twist to the hatred against Ndigbo. Few months ago, a certain Chima Okoro predicted a boko haram attack and went ahead to pray against it. Eventually the attack happened and what followed after? A group of mischievous Yorubas began to spin the whole thing out of control. Firstly they started to accuse the handle of being a boko member and subsequently identified him as an Igbo even before meeting him. The manner with which they were attacking Ndigbo on the social media was something else. They were a few words shot of calling for a massacre of Ndigbo as though Abubakar Shekau and his leutenants were all Igbos. One could hardly believe what one read. They've never called for the killing of the northerners who clearly are behind boko haram. This shows you the level of hypocrisy in Nigeria.
@Op, may God bless you for saying the truth. Biafra shall come to the dismay of them evil people.

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Politics › Re: My Experience Schooling In Igala Land by Yujin(m): 11:52am On Nov 26, 2015

Stories are gradually popping out. That's Nigeria for you. Hypocrites everywhere. The manner in which Audu died clearly shows he was killed by people very close to him. The only way to combat them is to ensure that they don't get what they planned for. We all know what they planned for so its left to the people of Kogi to do what's necessary- frustrate the killers of Audu by denying them the seat.

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Travel › Re: Release All Nigerian Detainees Or Face Disband, British Party Warns UK Govt by Yujin(m): 7:59pm On Nov 24, 2015

dason4life:
When The Goat is being heard threatening the Lion, One should inquire
the kind of grass it has been eating lately.

Wishing you goodluck in your endeavour

lol. I just can't stop laughing. This your proverb is superb.

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Politics › Re: Why Are The IPOB Igbos So Hateful And Wish Bad On Everyone Else? by Yujin(m): 4:02pm On Nov 24, 2015

Lol. You guys can keep on acting. Your cards are already up. When you guys support the killing of innocent and peaceful protesting youth where were your consciences? Oh you think you have the monopoly of wishing us evil and lying against us right? Among the six things God Almighty detests, one of them is the stirring of dissension among brothers. You guys have been doing this for long and actually have caused division within our ranks but thank God for the vigilance of some of us who saw you for who you really are. We then exposed you and our unity blossomed once again. We have no problem with good people who reason like humans. When we say we don't want to be Nigerians anymore wouldn't it be wise to dialogue with us to settle the issue amicably? But here are you equating us to boko haram who slaughter people wantonly. It shows the level of your insincerity. If you love us we can't hate you. Support our course and push for a referendum. However if you hate us then we will hate you too. When your Oba threaten to throw our people into the lagoon did you caution him? You all cheered him with glee. We have continuously seen your mockery of our people and homeland. Enough is enough. At present we are calling for a referendum and the release of Nnamdi Kanu. What do you have to say about that? I'm waiting for your responses.

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Politics › Re: Nigeriannewspapers: Biafra: I’m Worried, Says Sultan by Yujin(m): 6:42am On Nov 24, 2015

Let's conduct a referendum so that the true choice of our people will be made known. When you the northern muslims were busy slaying our people as though they were your domestic animals meant for such, you didn't know such a day will come. Its now you know that you have been leaving in peace with them and they've been helping develop your communities. Now you have come out to admit that they have been of help to your people but some down south still call them parasites and have constantly been trying to drive them out of their own region. We are tired of the whole system and will not want to gamble further. One thing is sure with biafra. We will never be slaughtered like animals anymore. Our businesses will be safe from looters and wanton destruction. We will have our rights like bonafide citizens of our fatherland. We do not want your Nigeria anymore. A retrogressive contraption that kills dreams like alum neutralizing the taste in a liquid. We do not want to be in a land which is meant to be ours too but we are treated as foreigners. Give us referendum.
Now to the traditional rulers of the various cities and towns that make up biafra. Leaders are meant to protect the interest of their lands and people. The many frustrated youth have benefitted close to nothing from you yet they respect you. They reason that the neglect of our lands is as the result of the gang up against our regions from the northern and western leaders to deprive us of anything meaningful. They failed to realise that that in it self will cause a trouble itself as young people will always ask questions when frustration sets in. Sanusi warned them but they didn't listen or they where just waiting to see if we will make these demands. Today, our youth are angry and frustrated at the deliberate neglect of our regions and the wanton killings of our people in the north. You traditional rulers what have done to assuage their feelings? close to nothing! Will you still come out and sell them off just so can appear politically correct? Will you deny them a right that the UN has already given them? Will you join in calling for the continuation of the system that bred this ill feeling in the first place? Ndi n'achi anyi unu a ga-ebunye anyi nnu hakpo anyi mmiri? Many youths already have been killed by the Nigerian government during the first stages of the PEACEFUL PROTEST, did you ask the government why they murdered your subjects like fowls? Did you say anything when many were hounded in jails just for protesting against the evil system. If you cannot support us do not make a mockery of our struggles. Its our destiny we are trying to shape. We are tired of this evil Nigeria with her devilish structures. We want Biafra.

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Politics › Re: Naira Fall Against Dollars: Sold At N241 Per Dollar - This Is Outrageous by Yujin(m): 5:39am On Nov 24, 2015

liberty300:
OK.

Imagine those their salaries is 18k..it means your salary is $74 dollars a month? A bottle of water cost $1.2 in the USA, debonair pizza costs $21 and the cheapest transport cost 10dollars (train). Lol..their nigerian monthly salary is an american's daily spending money.. now they'll reduce the minimum wage.

Just imagine

Lol. This is happening in the so called giant of Africa. They fail to see that most of them are just slaves eating crumbs like rejected dogs. Where in any progressive country is $80 the basic salary of her government workers? Tufia! I'll rather fight to get a better deal for my offsprings as this Nigeria can never give them anything to be proud of.

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Politics › Re: Biafra:icc To Investigate Buhari,service Chiefs&some Governors Over Human Right by Yujin(m): 12:49pm On Nov 23, 2015

Long overdue. We will contribute some pix and videos. When going for protest get powerful digital cameras and ensure to take the pictures and videos of the security men coming to harass you. Try to capture there faces and even the names on their badges. They will face the music when the time comes.

Politics › Re: President Buhari Arrived In Iran (photos) by Yujin(m): 2:14am On Nov 23, 2015

I still asked, what has become of the case of the botched arms importation from Iran under Yar'adua? The case has been abandoned for long. Today buhari has gone back there under he guise of the oil summit. Its only the naive people that cannot connect the dots. Buhari is there to negotiate for arms and ammunitions against what he fears will come upon Nigeria in the nearest future. I have been saying it for long that many southern soldiers have been sabotaged in the bh battles to actually kill them off. All the killings going on in Nigeria is not a mere coincidence, they are all well orchestrated. Its a pity that many Christians today still do not understand what awaits them as they sheepishly insult other Christians who are wary of buhari. The church issue in Aso rock did not open their eyes to the calibre of person buhari is. Many events has overshadowed that episode and the issue was not resolved till date. Today, over a hundred soldiers mostly of southern origin were declared missing and yet buhari has said nothing about it. What can you deduce from that? Its like majority of the people of Nigeria are under a spell that holds in perpetual fear such that they can't challenge an obvious subjugating cabal from the north. I'll stop here for now as we continue observing recent happenings.

Islam › Re: Sheikh Jamiu Kewulere-Bello Imam’s Installation, History To Be Made by Yujin(m): 7:33am On Nov 22, 2015

Gradually internal colonialism is growing down south. I read the new Sheikh was born to MALLAM Bello Keruwele. Do yorubas in Ekiti bear the title 'mallam'?
I won't be surprised to see the governors of Edo and Delta gracing the occasion.
I can still remember watching the burial ceremony of the late Ninzon King in the Kagoro chiefdom of Southern Kaduna. Even though he was a first class king and was the chairman of all traditional rulers of southern kaduna not even one emir from northern kaduna honoured the invitation. They only sent one representative whose speech during the internment was one with serious apathy. You can tell they have no regard for them. Here they are now calling on our own governors to honour the installation of a Sheikh.

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Islam › Re: Sheikh Jamiu Kewulere-Bello Imam’s Installation, History To Be Made by Yujin(m): 7:18am On Nov 22, 2015

Gradually internal colonialism is growing down south. I read the new Sheikh was born to MALLAM Bello Keruwele. Do yorubas in Ekiti bear the title 'mallam'?

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Politics › Re: Benin Republic Invades Kwara, Nigeria Takes Over 16 Border Villages by Yujin(m): 4:06pm On Nov 20, 2015

rexbuton:
1. Killed your people in millions ? When? During the war? Biafra made the first offensive if you remember.. And bombed a soft target in the West

2. Stole which wealth in particular? Your coal mines are still in Enugu. And your mineral resources still abandoned all over the SE. Instead chinese companies are busy mining your minerals and paying pittances, but no single Igbo man has confronted them

3. Indegenization? That was Ahmadu bello's theory in solving the Igbo domineering spirit. igbos want to lord over their neighbours and hosts citing the example of the Jews. When the Jews took over Europe, they never made a sound or claimed they owned it all. They left us to do the maths. Abia state implemented indegenization recently too, any thoughts on that?

4. The SE has infrastructure, but there are few people staying there. The SE has real military installations that I've been to, but when the people are trooping out daily, do you expect the government to come and site more ministries there? To be run by old men and women? How many Fed. Govt infrastructure are in Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, Cross river and delta states? How many in Sokoto, Kebbi, Osun, Ondo, Kogi, Kwara? It is the people of a community that develop it and not outsiders

5. I admit that the average fulani is bloodthirsty, but some Igbos are known for their careless manner of speaking and inciteful behaviour. During the pre-war massacre, after Nzeogwu killed the northern elite where there immediate reprisals? No.. The igbos went on to draw caricatures of Balewa, and Ironsi flooded the civil service with his brothers.. What is the expected result?

6. Have you read the bakassi report? It is available on public domain. Bakassi has never really been ours. SIMPLE FACT! Go on and read it. And what concerns the Igbo with biafra? If you really loved cross river, you could have sited your capital or '2nd capital in Calabar', instead you put them in Enugu and Umuahia. Is Umuahia more developed than Calabar?

7. Any protest that involves burning a nation's flag isn't a peaceful protest anymore. Any protest calling for the destruction of Nigeria isn't peaceful. Any protest that restricts movement of vehicles on a federal highway isn't peaceful. I'm not calling for massacre, I'm only reminding you that as at 0800hrs today, you're a NIGERIAN and you can't change that. When you develop your region, there would be need for a bridge. As at today, the SE leads nowhere

Of course SE leads no where. I hope foreign nationals are reading what we are writing here. I've stopped being a Nigerian in my junior secondary school days. That was the time I discovered the evil called Nigeria. I'm from Nigeria and never a Nigerian. My colleagues those days know very well my stance. Like I've been saying for long time on this forum. We are watching. You will see things in this Nigeria and you will shed tears. I've shed mine already and have dedicated my life for the noble cause of bringing this evil Nigeria to her knees. I have no problem with the peace loving people within Nigeria but the evil system is what I'll dissolve.

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Politics › Re: Benin Republic Invades Kwara, Nigeria Takes Over 16 Border Villages by Yujin(m): 3:52pm On Nov 20, 2015

rexbuton:
1. Killed your people in millions ? When? During the war? Biafra made the first offensive if you remember.. And bombed a soft target in the West

2. Stole which wealth in particular? Your coal mines are still in Enugu. And your mineral resources still abandoned all over the SE. Instead chinese companies are busy mining your minerals and paying pittances, but no single Igbo man has confronted them

3. Indegenization? That was Ahmadu bello's theory in solving the Igbo domineering spirit. igbos want to lord over their neighbours and hosts citing the example of the Jews. When the Jews took over Europe, they never made a sound or claimed they owned it all. They left us to do the maths. Abia state implemented indegenization recently too, any thoughts on that?

4. The SE has infrastructure, but there are few people staying there. The SE has real military installations that I've been to, but when the people are trooping out daily, do you expect the government to come and site more ministries there? To be run by old men and women? How many Fed. Govt infrastructure are in Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, Cross river and delta states? How many in Sokoto, Kebbi, Osun, Ondo, Kogi, Kwara? It is the people of a community that develop it and not outsiders

5. I admit that the average fulani is bloodthirsty, but some Igbos are known for their careless manner of speaking and inciteful behaviour. During the pre-war massacre, after Nzeogwu killed the northern elite where there immediate reprisals? No.. The igbos went on to draw caricatures of Balewa, and Ironsi flooded the civil service with his brothers.. What is the expected result?

6. Have you read the bakassi report? It is available on public domain. Bakassi has never really been ours. SIMPLE FACT! Go on and read it. And what concerns the Igbo with biafra? If you really loved cross river, you could have sited your capital or '2nd capital in Calabar', instead you put them in Enugu and Umuahia. Is Umuahia more developed than Calabar?

7. Any protest that involves burning a nation's flag isn't a peaceful protest anymore. Any protest calling for the destruction of Nigeria isn't peaceful. Any protest that restricts movement of vehicles on a federal highway isn't peaceful. I'm not calling for massacre, I'm only reminding you that as at 0800hrs today, you're a NIGERIAN and you can't change that. When you develop your region, there would be need for a bridge. As at today, the SE leads nowhere

Politics › Re: Benin Republic Invades Kwara, Nigeria Takes Over 16 Border Villages by Yujin(m): 6:07am On Nov 20, 2015

rexbuton:
The nigerian government is inept, weak and driven by a separate agenda. this country reeks of corruption and mediocrity that Buhari has failed to solve

My igbo brothers applauding the development should remember that as at this moment you remain nigerians, and that would not change anytime soon. One does not set fire to his house because he has built a new one. Your present actions will be the reference point of future discrimination and genocides against your people, of whom many are ignorant of the depth of hatred cultivated in our hearts by a few childish internet biafrans.

Burning the nigerian tricolor, sedition and disparaging remarks about Nigeria are VERY SERIOUS OFFENCES that carry MAXIMUM PENALTY, that's if it isn't already administered by a mob. Nigeria remains our country, your businessmen all have nigerian passports, ID cards, licenses etc Do not let your statements and actions lead to another senseless massacre, Nigerians have become wiser. Find out what happened to the guy caught on camera burning the nigerian flag! A penny for your thoughts

Listen and listen clearly. Nigeria has not treated us like citizens. You killed our people in millions and stole our wealth after which you drove out of civil servants and professionals from their various posts during your indigenization policy. You've denied us infrastructures and ensured to suppress our efforts at surviving but against all odds God has been our helper. You failed to realize that no human system no matter well thought out and executed can be perfect. It is said when you dig a hole for your enemy don't dig too much just in case you eventually fall in. We have continued to see our people murdered and brought back in trucks to our lands and their properties destroyed without anyone punished for it. Are you still very wicked to expect us to worry over what befalls her? We will be daft to do that. It was OBJ who gave out Bakassi without battling an eyelid. Many of you supported and are still calling for the killing of peaceful protesters as though their lives are worthless. If you don't know, know it today that your evil actions and insensitivity has taken away any iota of patriotism from us. Already you are have even supported a massacre of a peaceful people because you don't value their lives yet you expect them to share your worries. Imagine building a bridge that everyone will use is seen as doing the SE a favour. Tufiaakwa!!

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Politics › Re: Benin Republic Invades Kwara, Nigeria Takes Over 16 Border Villages by Yujin(m): 5:24pm On Nov 19, 2015

Anything to bring Nigeria to her knees is welcomed by me.

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