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kaka22:lol. Who goes to an all out war nowadays? Especially when we know the kinds of devils baying for our properties? Its guerilla style with the flow of oil totally disrupted. Nigeria will die a slow and painful death. We know the strategy very well. Lol. Enjoy your fragile peace while it lasts. |
idupaul:In a sane country soldiers don't shoot peaceful protesters. Do you know if one of those murdered by your security personnel is his relative. What goes around comes around you know. |
ReportersNG:Good figurative description but that won't help Nigeria. I've always referred to her as an empire because I know she's neither a country nor a nation. When you roll a dice and only to numbers kept appearing won't you question the source of that dice? Lol. Death to this Nigeria. |
Shoot them shoot them they say today forgetting that those they want to be shot are peaceful protesters. Why should you own life be of any value to a suicide bomber? The ones you have shot and killed we've documented and they shall be revisited. Always remember how it started. They were peaceful protesters. Don't ever forget that. Lol. Na small small jungle don dey mature. |
Thread bookmarked. The vultures are yet to comment. I'll be following to see their comments. |
I've said it already, to achieve our aim our elders have to perfect the act of deception. I can see they are learning fast. This evil Nigeria will not know what hit her when it starts. Give us referendum let's decide. |
jpphilips:You called him a hopeless son right? When it starts do not complain. Always remember how it started. |
Lol. No youths here. They will rather fill the romance, politics or joke section. Chai. Engineering is dead in Nigeria. Can someone tell me how a considerable improvement can come to a system when her Engineering/Technological base is dead and rotten? Ordinary steel profiles we import. Machine parts we import. Neighbourhood grinding machines we cannot fabricate yet we have universities of technology and all the nonesense technical colleges. Chaaiiii. |
And the vultures have started hovering in the sky while wishing for a fight. They have already started peddling lies that hausas were attacked by the peaceful protesters at PH. They will eventually put it up in their various media houses that Igbos provoked the muslim north first. Ndigbo must be wary of such wizards. Already they've plotted on what to do if an open confrontation begins. We must not make it easy for them. |
Biafra has come to be. They can jump and make noise or call their brothers from other northwest states, it won't change anything. You people know very well that we are not cowards. Oh yes we lost the war in the past and we really paid for the numerous mistakes we made. We have learnt our mistakes painstakingly. This time around it will be totally different. If you don't like the protest you can organise a counter protest or you can tell buhari to free Nnamdi Kanu. |
size40:Is your indisciplined military made of spirits? You should also get ready to wear the khaki and dig trenches. I also hope you're not a government worker because if you are then get alternative fast. |
Like J.T.U Aguiyi Ironsi like Rochas Okorocha. Some people never learn from history. I hope doesn't end like Ironsi. |
FREEDOM4BIAFRA:Nwanna we need each other if this fight is to be easier and faster. I have a simple model that will kill Nigeria with the least damage to us. It will involve a lot of deceit. Ordinarily we Igbos are not good with such mindset but it remains the most potent as it will render Nigeria bankrupt and she would cave in. Disrupt the flow of oil and take it from there guerilla style. There's nothing Nigeria can do as long as she doesn't get oil money while they run out of arsenal. Let me stop here. If well planned Nigeria will collapse in less than two years. Our elders will really have to be coached to understand the game. |
Real2020:Why do you think I hate Nigeria greatly? Our resources are carted away to develop other lands leaving ours in ruins. And to think of it that we are a major group in not just Nigeria but Africa is one that breaks my heart. A very intelligent and enterprising people who were divided and plundered will always be recorded in history for us whether we like it or not. It behoves on us to change our pitiable situation before our oil resources are exhausted. We can do it by planning seriously and doing heavy consultations just like the wandering Jews did before they got back their ancestral lands. We can do it by choosing the right leaders and using our collective powers like our fathers did during the colonial times to make us the envy of others but this time our goal should be Biafra. A Nigerian president should not make us abandon that goal. Our enemies are very good schemers so we must put up our best. Already every Igbo man should know that the Yoruba leadership and the hausa/fulanis are in the oppressive game together. If we must war then we should be sure of total support of at least one of the world powers on our side. Else let us disturb the UN until they hear our cries and force Nigeria for a referendum. And our political leaders in Nigeria must be ones committed to the development of Igboland from the crumbs we receive else let them be murdered. Majority of Ndigbo don't know that its not just wealth and travelling to all the corners of this world that matters but to have a solid home country of yours. The Jews were successful in Europe but always dreamt of their homeland. Hitler's genocide really helped to convince them of the need. Our balkanization by the powers that be in Nigeria should be the catalyst to spur us to action. |
Truckpusher:My feelings are inconsequential to the reality on ground. I only state things as they are and try to put things in the right perspective with historical facts. I have conversed with etche indigenes and have visited there(Ozuzu etche) and can confidently tell anyone that they are 100% Ndigbo, a fraction of denials not withstanding. Etche even have an Isu group among them. My very good friend from Imo state but born and raised in Omoku told me a lot about the Ogba people. He speaks the dialect very well. The Igbo denial is there too at an alarming rate but their culture and traditions are not different from their immediate neighbours- the egbemas. The dialect is 50% intelligible to any Igbo who understands Igbo Izugbe. Their totemic respect of dogs and collective resolve to shield away their ethnic brothers and all what not. I recently understand that a lot of progressive changes have began anyway as it will be to their own benefit. They are still Igbos not withstanding the turbulent times they passed through under the evil Nigerian government and media. He told me their fears which is but infantile in my estimate. The free and constant power supply plus free money they get from AGIP which they wouldn't want to trade for any other thing in this world. If you are from Ogba like you said you will know I'm saying the truth just as it is. They agreeing that they are Ndigbo will not make the upland Igbos to come and depose their kings and take over their lands like many of you erroneously reason. Lol. No Igbo man gives a hoot about that. We are spread to all the corners of the world making money and you are thinking of your small Omoku. Only the number of Ndigbo in Warri- a non Igbo oil city, is far more than the entire people in Omoku so tell me how claiming your Igbo heritage will take away the crumbs you're getting from your oppressors will be damaged? Like I said before, its pride and ignorance (lack of exposure) that's responsible for most of the denials you lots have. |
Truckpusher:Its quite funny having discussion with a confused so called Rivers man especially the Igbo speaking ones. The trio of Ikwere, Ogba and Ekpeye are said to be brothers but their dialects still differ substantially. Again its quite funny how only Ogba uses the word 'Oba' for the title of the her traditional ruler while the other ones maintained 'Eze'. I really wish to see the day the Ikweres will change theirs too to complete the metamorphosis. I know its pride and lack of exposure that breeds the kind of prejudice you have for your upland brothers. With time it will fizzle away. Lol |
Hypocrites and sychophants all over Nigeria. Just look at the way his wife dressed as though that's the way she's been dressing before buhari's regime! In fifty cent's voice *sychophants, many many many sychophants, full Nigeria ....................* |
PointB:Seems we really reason alike. Mehn, I'll like to meet you in person. |
opiaoku:If I may ask brother; does this work only for the black man or for all the known races in this world? |
Its heart warming to know that the father knows his son and the son made it clear that he's willing to throw in his all. We're even more emboldened than ever before. Prince or not, we are all in support of anyone who seeks the freedom of our people. We know it won't be an easy walk so we are ready to walk our talk. Nigeria has no option as we shall persist until we get to our promise land. |
The IPOB protest should by the very reason of technicalities take place in Lagos. It is a peaceful protest and so should be held to get the maximum coverage it needs. There's nothing the various children of hate on this forum can do about it. Come to think of it; Lagos is the gate way of Nigeria and anything that happens there will be well covered by both the local and foreign media organizations. Its just a must for it to hold there. In the quest for freedom no price is too great. |
EasternPride:Pls which book did you get this excerpt from? |
Only a mentally challenged Igbo man will condemn the voice of peaceful protesters worst still when the so-called security personnels shot at them killing some. What happens to listening to their grievances and trying to assuage their feelings? Are we getting a fair deal from Nigeria? NO!. Does it look like they will ever make adjustments to accommodate us? NO!. What then is stopping us from breaking off and forming our nation? They always find sell outs in our midst. If we stick together and speak with one voice can we be successful in our quest? Certainly Yes! Can we take on them militarily? VERY MUCH YES! Is that the best approach? Not when we still got other options like going through the UN charter on self determination. Besides the blood of our innocent youth they've been wasting they will atone for them. All hands must be on deck to achieve our aim. We must set our eyes on the benefits we will get in biafra. God is with us for He is not blind to the sufferings we've passed through in Nigeria. Let us continue pushing and we will see his miracle done in our time. |
There's more hope for Adaka Boro to change than for Truckpusher to know and accept the need for biafra. I'll never waste my time on him. He and Tonyebarcanista are same thing- irredeemable. |
I really appreciate the way our folks abandoned tonyebarcanista in his thread. When you make mockery of your allies in public don't expect them to rally round you even at your point of death. Just commented to let you know that we are following all that's happening in this evil Nigeria more than you. |
Lol. Jungle go soon mature. When multitudes get the same arms then they will know what's up. Freedom is not gotten without a challenge that's what we've grown to discover. Death to this Nigeria. |
EternalTruths:Ndi Imo are solidly with biafra. Abagworo is just a tool for division and nemesis will catch up with him. Freedom is must for us. Death to this Nigeria. |
omenka:Be ready to wear the khaki and dig trenches. Which is harder; to fight for ones freedom or to fight keeping people away from their freedom? Omenka answer me! |
EternalTruths:I dey here. By the grace of God we shall get our freedom. |
This is not yet over. All those whose lives were cut short by the bullets of the worthless Nigerian security personnel will never be in vain. It shall be revisited soon. Its on record that they were peaceful protesters but your policemen felt their lives were worthless. Its not yet over. |
Op I'll get to you later. Duty beckons. |
jimi4us:How dare you call a man who made his voice clear in that he wants to understand the nexus on the recent agitation for biafra an almajiri? If you can't give him cogent reasons don't belittle him. Don't create more enemies for yourself. |
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