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Gradually we are getting there. Death to the evil contraption.

helinues:
Lol

Reason why countries around the globe should drop dollars.

We are already in recession but because of US selfish way of doing things, they are waiting for the outcome of their election before making the declaration.

Abi how can you escape recession after like 2 years of global pandemic

Spoon USA

Lol. Simply blame the dollar... how so convenient it is to do while overlooking the cause for food scarcity in Nigeria. Thousands of farmers have been slaughtered and many more languishing in IDP camps after state backed terrorists have driven them away from their farms.
Don't worry, the Nigerian situation will eventually make headlines all over the world as people start dropping dead on roads due to hunger and starvation.

We are waiting for the Nigerian army to list the name of the 9 dead soldiers killed in Zamfara.this June alone. Unless if clearly there are different rules for different regions in Nigeria.

The CDS, General Christopher Musa is a fool who doesn't know his priorities. He is totally incompetent to defend those under him before even expecting him to defend the hundreds of communities ravaged by fulani terrorists right in his own region. Millions of people from the middlebelt- his region are in IDP camps after been dislodged from their ancestral lands with General Christopher doing nothing to help them. The fool is more bothered about a freedom fighter staying thousands of kilometers away from here. I wonder how his brain works.
Just recently, the indigenous people of the middlebelt called for help to recover their communities occupied and renamed by fulanis. I expected this stupid CDS to give a response on how to return the displaced people back home but he was missing in action. Today, he's on TV yapping shit about a man fighting to defend his own fatherland from invaders. I repeat, General Christopher Musa, the Chief Of Defense Staff is a fool. Start by helping those you can see first before talking about those you can't see.
Media anchors should learn to ask these military chiefs about when they will help communities displaced by fulani terrorists to be returned to their ancestral lands. We all can't be daft.

🎶 🎶 On his manhood they shall stand
On his manhood they shall stand
On his manhood...Bola
On his manhood...Bola
On his manhood they shall stand.
Sing along with me.

🎶 🎶 Asiwaju dey rule you, you go dey speak in tongues o
Mene mene bulaba, you dey speak in tongues
Asiwaju dey rule you, you go dey speak in tongues o
Mene mene bulaba, you dey speak in tongues
Cassava, garri, ewaaaa..... agbado, ewaaaa
Cassava, garri, ewaaaa..... you go dey speak in tongues.

They are now speaking in tongues 😝 😝 😝 😝
Cassava and garri, dey can't afford. Agbado is now out of their reach. Even ordinary ewa is now one cup N500. Everyone is now crying including the sophisticated self acclaimed 'first class citizens' with their cracked heels and tattered shirts. The suffering is just beginning. I have no single pity for them.
We will be covering their coward protest on the 12th of June to take pictures of their useless corpses after the terrorist army would have shot them.

Following

Where is the terrorist Nigerian army to defend farmers against fulani terrorists? The terrorist army are part of the terrorists ensuring that the populace are pauperized. Enjoy your Nigeria Nigerians.

Nice one Op. Hopefully, we won't see you later posting anti-Biafran comments again. Enjoy your Oduduwa anthem in peace.

owem19:
If it where order region that proposed this I wonder what this comment section would have been like including the owner

That's how they behave from top to bottom. You should have known them already bu now.

Notfogotten:
This is a wonderful piece. Please permit me to reproduce this elsewhere.

Permission granted.

Gradually it will dawn on other progressive people. Nigeria is long dead and will continue to swallow lives until she is dismembered.

Tranquill:
Keep timing to hear negative news or events about Wike.

Your attitude, mentality and ways of life even today shows that Saro Wiwa and those who did not support biafara made the right decision and I can well you for free that even today, despite the nonsense you people spew online, no sensible people will want to be with u in your biafala or whatever entity you want to form.

You Igbos are worse than those you labour to demonise.
Keep drooling with stvpidity but that is where it ends.

God bless H. E. Wike for flushing u ip.igsw..nes and ifooools out of Rivers State now cry more.

You see, your hatred for Igbos will also be your undoing and it will happen very soon. No one is asking other ethnic groups to join Igbos in Biafra. They are free to remain in Nigeria or seek a separate union for themselves. Those we include in Biafra is because we feel we have a historical connection with them. If they don't care about the connection or totally reject it, it will still be to our advantage in the long run.
Let me just compare the antecedents of Igbos and Fulanis in Nigeria for others to read and draw their conclusions.
1. Igbos are indigenous to the Nigerian territory and as a matter of fact appears to possess the oldest settlements. We've lived cordially with all the various minority ethnic groups around us and have heavily intermarried with them. The fulanis on the other hand aren't indigenous to the Nigerian territory and have never lived cordially with all other ethnic groups ever since they entered Nigeria. There's nothing called Fulani land in Nigeria yet they have kings all over because they kill off the indigenous kings and ascend the thrones of those people who welcomed them. The Hausas, Nupes, Adamawas, Yorubas of Ilorin, Tarabas, Gombe etc all have fulani kings after their own kings were killed and replaced by fulanis.

2. Though fighting may occur between two ethnic groups, the Igbos didn't enslave or sell the minorities around them. Igbos still lived with all of them after border clashes and continue to do business with them as equals. Many ethnic groups found refuge in Igboland back in the days when their enemies are in pursuit of them. On the otherhand, the fulanis enslaved and sold a lot of those minority ethnic groups. They used to raid them specifically for selling them either to the Arabs in North Africa or towards the Atlantic Sea to other slave traders. Fulanis depopulated the middlebelt of Nigeria through raiding and enslavement. There are books that explain this very well. Even Yoruba settlements in Kwara, Osun and Kogi fell victim of the fulani raids and slave traders. Many Yorubas that were sold off as slaves in the transatlantic slave trade were victims of Fulani enslavement. Bishop Ajayi Crowther was one of their victims.
Which ethnic group in Nigeria today can say they were once enslaved and sold off by Igbos at anytime in history? Not even one.

3. Igbos have been an enterprising people right from centuries ago and we transversed the lands of all the minorities around us catering for their various needs which includes food, medicine, religious and spiritual solutions to problems, metallic items for traditional and religious uses, cloths etc. We equally bought from them items they produced which helped their economies. What about the Fulanis? How have they related with other ethnicities that welcomed them? Do you know the Kanuris chased them away from Kanuri territory back in the days? They Kanuris saw through them and learnt quickly what had happened to the Hausa and therefore, chased them away. It was thereafter that the fulanis attacked the Adamawa territory killing, raping and enslaving the smaller ethnic groups living there. They thereafter took the lands from the indigenous people. Whatever you see they are doing today has been what they were doing back in the days... nothing has changed.

Tranquil, are these the people you want to compare to Igbos? Are these the people that are better than Igbos? Let readers judge for themselves.
Like I wrote before, any ethnic group who was included in Biafra but doesn't want it is free to opt out.
Meanwhile, the fulanis will continue to kill them and take over there lands. Life goes on.

Na Wike own remain. E go loud well well.
Minority ethnic groups don't ask critical questions about key events in Nigeria. They just swallow all the evil narrative of the local colonizers who are working for the international colonizers.
Why did Bukar Sukar Dimka kill Murtala Mohammed (the man on the N20 note)? Why did Gideon Orkar and his team execute their coup? Read up guys.

When we say the Nigerian army is a terrorist organization we know what we are saying. This Nigerien soldier has confirmed it. If you're an indigenous Nigerian and you still trust the Nigerian army to defend you, you're a fool.

Tinubu like the average persons from his region has selective amnesia on things like this. You'll notice they rarely mention the names of slain soldiers in the north. All this is deliberately done.
A silent war is ongoing but most Nigerians are too dumb to see it. The fulanis and their accomplices have declared war and they are gaining ground already. Millions of indigenous people across all the 6 regions of Nigeria have been displaced and their ancestral lands taken over by fulanis. One would think that the Nigerian army will come to rescue but unfortunately, the Nigerian army has been hijacked by the same fulanis and are giving them cover.
By the time Nigerians wake up to reality, much of them would have been damaged and reduced to poverty. The present squalid condition of most Nigerians was well predicted by me on this forum. It is very obvious to see if you have common sense. All the houses both residential and businesses, farms and other properties destroyed by fulanis run into billions of dollars. With thousands farmers dead and millions thrown out of business, no one needs to tell you that famine will descend on the whole contraption in the nearest future. We've been sounding the alarm for years but Nigerians are blind and deaf. Today, hunger and poverty has caught up with majority of the population. Millions are in IDP camps while Nigerian soldiers are only busy harrassing secessionists in the South East leaving bloodsucking killers to pillage villages all over the other 5 regions. Can anyone tell me how that makes sense?

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Disturbing Occupation of 151 Villages by Armed Herders in Plateau State

Politics | 6 days ago
A recent revelation by the indigenous youth groups in Plateau State that 151 villages are forcibly occupied by armed foreign herdsmen on land-grabbing mission in the state has raised questions on the sincerity of the federal government to end the killings in Plateau and other states being ravaged by the invading herdsmen, Ejiofor Alike reports

With the recent allegations by the various ethnic groups in Plateau State that 151 villages and hamlets in the state are currently being occupied forcefully by armed herdsmen, it is no longer in doubt that the invasion of indigenous communities in Plateau, Benue, southern parts of Kaduna, Enugu, Ondo, Ogun, Delta and other states in the South-west and South-east by the invaders is a land-grabbing mission.


Before this latest allegation by the Plateau youths, the son of the first Gbong Gwom Jos and spokesperson for Southern Middle Belt Alliance (SAMBA), Prince Rwang Pam Jr., had in a media interview in December 2021 claimed that 102 communities in the state were renamed and forcefully occupied by Fulani herdsmen, who had been attacking the state since 2001.

“When attacks happen, some say it was allegedly committed by herdsmen. They are not alleged herdsmen; they are Fulani herdsmen. Survivors know their identity and when they come to attack, they shout ‘God is great’ in Arabic. They kill women and children while mothers watch their daughters being raped. It is just pathetic. The killings have continued because the government allowed them. The annexed communities have increased to 102 because the government allowed it to happen,” Pam reportedly explained.


The people of Tiv resident in the United States of American under the aegis of the Mutual Union of Tiv in America (MUTA) had written a petition dated February 15, 2021, to the House of Representatives, alleging that herdsmen were taking over and renaming the ancestral lands abandoned by Tiv people sacked in parts of Benue, Taraba and Nasarawa states.

The then Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ahmed Wase, made a failed attempt to block the former member representing Gwer-East/Gwer-West Federal Constituency in Benue State, Mark Gbillah, from presenting the petition to the lawmakers.


In the petition, MUTA further alleged that since 2013, “armed Fulani herdsmen have repeatedly wreaked havoc on communities in 20 of the 23 local government areas of Benue State, massacring thousands of people, destroying communities and, often, totally obliterating economic and cultural assets.”

While killing and sacking villages in southern parts of Kaduna, Taraba, Benue and Nasarawa states, the militant herdsmen have repeatedly slaughtered villagers in Uzo Uwani and Isi-uzo LGAs of Enugu State in their failed attempts to seize their ancestral lands.


Governor Peter Mba of Enugu State had recently read the riot act to the invaders.

States in the South-west and South-south are also not spared by the rampaging herdsmen.

Former Governor Simon Lalong of Plateau State had in June 2018 vowed that “those fighting, killing people and destroying their settlements with the intention of taking ownership of such places would not be allowed to do so.”

According to him, “If you think you can chase people out and grab their land, we as a government would not allow you to own the land. My administration is working out modalities for prosecuting land grabbers to discourage the act.”


But despite the governor’s promise to resist the land grabbers, the indigenous people of the state have continued to watch helplessly as they are being killed, their ancestral homes occupied, and the indigenous names of the villages allegedly changed to Fulani names.

It is not surprising that the number of occupied villages in the state has risen to 151.

Plateau Youth Associations from Atakar, Berom, Irigwe, Mwaghavwul, and Ron ethnic groups in the state last Monday released the names of some of the 151 occupied villages.


They also appealed to the federal and state governments to help them recover these communities currently occupied by armed men who they said had uprooted the original owners from the land.

In a press conference held in Jos, the state capital, the associations, in conjunction with the Coalition of Plateau Indigenous Youth Bodies lamented what they described as “the alarming space of Fulani occupation of hamlets, villages and the land grabbing ongoing in the communities.”

The Chairman of Indigenous Youths, Paul Dekete, flanked by the Youth Presidents of the various groups, raised the alarm over the alarming and unacceptable loss of ancestral lands by the customary landowners in the state.


According to the groups, all the security agencies are aware of the unprecedented and well-orchestrated terror attacks unleashed on their communities with the principal motive of dispossessing them of their God-given lands and territory.

Spokesperson of the groups further alleged that communities that are endowed with rich mineral resources are mostly the targets of the invaders.

“It’s quite provoking to imagine that the foundations of churches that were destroyed by these terrorist elements have overnight been reconstructed as mosques, to the utter disregard of the fundamental rights of the displaced people. A case in point is the Rankum (Mahanga) in Jol, Ranchos, and Kak in Sopp, all in the Riyom LGA.


“For the avoidance of doubt, over 151 hamlets and villages are either totally ‘annexed’ or effectively being occupied by the Fulani militants, bandits, or terrorists in the aforementioned Local Government of Barkin Ladi, Bassa, Bokkos, Mangu, and Riyom,” he explained.

They also listed the communities and the years the natives were sacked and called on the federal government and the international community to identify the occupiers of the sacked villages, and unravel their internal and external networks and sponsors.


But in a swift reaction, the Chairman of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) in Plateau State, Mallam Nura Mohammad was quoted by a national newspaper as saying that the Fulani are indigenes and not foreigners.

According to him, Fulani inherited those lands from their forefathers and have lived in these areas for over 100 years.

“This is totally unacceptable. We are all Nigerians too; we have no other place to go, except to stay on our God- given lands, which we inherited from our forefathers,” he reportedly said.


Mohammed’s claims have raised pertinent questions:

If he was not misquoted, does it mean that the herdsmen inherited the Plateau villages as he claimed, but later abandoned the villages to other indigenous people and are now returning to the state to kill the people and recover their lands?

How about the killings being perpetrated by the herdsmen in other states? Did the herders also inherit the lands in Benue, Enugu and other states from their forefathers?


The revelation on the 151 occupied villages and the reported response by the state chairman of MACBAN suggest that the killers ravaging some states are well known by security agencies and the governments at all levels.

The failure of the security agencies to bring the killers to book has raised questions on the sincerity of the government.
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/06/02/disturbing-occupation-of-151-villages-by-armed-herders-in-plateau-state/

malali:
I wont engage you anymore, you do not have the IQ to agree to disagree without succumbing to personal attacks. I am not even fulani, but i can see you do not have the maturity to engage in civil disagreement. There are more matured people on nairaland.

My intellect is far above your comprehension and I'm glad you got to know it. Your useless attempt at trying to appear civil while defending bloodsuckers is akin to dancing on the pool of blood of the thousands of farmers murdered by your fellow Fulanis in their own ancestral lands. If not that Nigeria is an evil country,which human being will be discussing this killings in the senate building? In sane countries, trespassers who go ahead to destroy owners properties are killed. Any fulani herdsmen who carries his cattles into a farmer's farm deserves death the same way a man who forces his way into a ranch and starts killing cows deserves to be shot dead.

I don't look forward from reading from you again because you totally lack the critical thinking ability required to solve basic infringements as the crime of trespassing and destruction of livelihoods of crop farmers.
Farmers can survive without cattles but herders can't survive without farmers hence farmers are more important to the world than herders.
Away with you.

malali:
During the dry season, pastoralists in Niger Republic often follow established transhumance routes to ensure their cows have access to grazing land and water. Here’s an outline of a typical route:

1-Departure from Northern Regions:
Cows start in the northern regions of Niger, such as Agadez or Tahoua, where the dry season hits hardest and pastures dry up quickly.
2-Southward Movement:
Pastoralists begin moving south towards areas with more consistent water sources and vegetation.
Common routes include traveling towards the Sahelian regions, such as Maradi, Zinder, and Dosso.
3-Along the Niger River:
One key route follows the Niger River, which provides a reliable source of water and green pastures.
Pastoralists might move through areas like Tillabéri, where the river flows.

Please keep the discussion civil. Thats the only way i can be sure i am not discussing with a mad man. This is the internet.

Then you fulanis of Nigeria should keep to the same route in your territory. You don't give pig farmers free land to rear their pigs... or do you? I know your type very well and I'm well prepared for you.

malali:
Grass doesnt grow in more than half of Nigeria in the dry season.
Read your geography sir.
Its a desert during the dry season

The level of lies and deceit you guys churn out just to have your way on grabbing people's lands is sickening.
If the far north is truly a desert region, how then do they produce farm produce during the dry season? What is all the Fadama projects sponsored by the Federal government about. All the dams built up in the far north also dry up in the dry season right? You're pathetic.
I'll also want to let you know that we know Niger republic has over twice the number of cattles Nigeria has which means that they are doing better in cattle production than Nigeria especially you lots in the far north. The same dryland of Niger feeds over 40 million cattles but you want to deceive people that your North West and North East can't feed the 18 million cattles in your area. You must think we are dumb.
Geographically, Niger is just north of your own territory and even drier than your own land yet the produce more cattle. This shows that you're a liar and definite up to no good with your false claims about the dryness of the far north of Nigeria.

Mbanda:
helinues, Raskimonojendor, kestolove95, OhuDealer and the rest of Igbo haters have turn a blind eye as usual. Had it been this ugly incident happened in SE or SS we would have seen them shouting "kill dem all".

Those ones are demons who have sold their souls to the devil. They will avoid this thread because it has nothing to do with the SE or SS. Netizens should take note of them and whatever they stand for.

What are the names of the seven policemen? It should all be listed out. They must never allowed to make any announcement of such without listing the names of the policemen/soldiers killed as they do when it happens in the South.

Hypocrisy is the smiling face of hatred. A true man of God will never be found indulging in it. Pastor Enoch Adeboye has been found guilty in this area.

Let's go back 14 years ago, exactly on October 10, 2010. A news was published stating that the General Overseer of the Redeemed People's Church of God sent a petition to President Goodluck Jonathan that he was collecting signatures of his church members on a planned protest against the spate of kidnapping rampant in Nigeria at the time. It would interest you to know that Jonathan was just 5 months into the position as he was sworn in on the 6th of May, 2010 after Yar'adua was confirmed dead. One would have thought that more time could have been allowed for the new president to settle in and get a hang of the vagaries surrounding the job especially after the treatment he suffered from the notorious Turai's cabinet members. You will recall that the erstwhile president was sick and kept incommunicado with him thereby making him unaware and powerless to act as Nigeria journeyed without a president. Pastor Enoch Adeboye couldn't wait and it seemed prayers wasn't enough hence he opted to send that petition. Fast forward to Buhari's time, all Adeboye did was to pray and lament about the deplorable situation but never did he speak directly to Buhari or threatened to organize any protest against the degenerated condition of things in Nigeria. Even when 5 RCCG pastors were kidnapped in nearby Ogun state, Adeboye couldn't summon the courage to call for a protest. It was so shameful that Femi Fani Kayode- a chief sycophant had to call him out for his hypocrisy. He couldn't collect signatures anymore and 8 years went bye.
We are now in Tinubu's government and Pastor Adeboye is telling the populace suffering penury and extreme hunger to call out to God. One year of Emilokan's tenure has expired and the whole landscape is parched with the fauna dying of want yet the RCCG boss says it a few that are hungry. What else do we need to hear from him to confirm that he is a hypocrite?

Prof. Wole Soyinka is another of such big hypocrites. One year of Tinubu's tenure is gone yet we haven't seen any appraisal from Soyinka. He was on Jonathan's neck and even called the then first lady unprintable names but today he is silent. It's so shameful how hypocrisy can rubbish even people who are thought of being scholars. I'll dig up his own story soon.

hammer567:
Please, leave Onyema and Air pEACE ALONE.


He is a useful idiot because he dont know that nothing he can do to please the Black heart people.



After u create this thread no, tomorrow they will start pursuing him to destroy.

The OP is a hate-filled Yoruba man who acts typical of his kind. Everyday, all his thoughts is centred on an imaginary Igbo/Yoruba competition. Through his writings, it is clear he's poorly educated which is why he came up with this thread. Pay no heed to him.
Allen Onyema is a businessman focussed on his business and isn't interested in being compared to Adenuga.

Good observation OP.
From now henceforth, we must request the names of all soldiers killed in the north be published immediately it happens. Don't let the evil commanders get away with it. It shouldn't only be when they are killed in the South.
We know the game they're playing.

May gentle soul of mama rest in perfect. Amen.
The sacrifices made by her family will never be forgotten.

Anyone or group of persons that protest should be shot at sight. Any survivors should be gathered together and bombed with all their body parts scattered all over for dogs to feed on them.
Learn how to endure the hunger. It is a crime to protest in Nigeria because Nigerians don't have the right to protest.

God bless Anambra state
God bless Igboland
God bless Biafra.
May God bless all those who love us and wish us well but may destruction follow all those who hate and wish us bad. Isee.