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madridguy:E shock you? |
Kushites:I know your type... how bereft of common reasoning they can be. I guess you know better than us seeking for the dissolution of Nigeria. I guess you think we've not thought things through and concluded what is best for us. I'm holding myself from insulting the hell on you. South Sudan has no city comparable to Aba, Enugu or even Onitsha yet they broke out of Sudan. South Sudanese are not enterprising as Biafrans and don't even have international tentacles like Biafrans yet they've not all died. South Sudanese don't have half the wealth Biafrans can boast of yet they're surviving and managing their lives. Seriously, I'm struggling to hold back from insulting you. Every reason human being knows that once a country splits even if it is on cordial terms, a huge chunk of the population will vacate and return back to their new country. It is the NORMAL THING TO DO and so shall Biafrans do. The few Biafrans who wish to remain in Nigeria should be ready to either remain Nigerians and forfeit their Biafran identity or face whatever policy the Nigerian government will give them. Nigeria is dead therefore any Biafran who prefers her Biafra we will consider dead to us. You guys can do to them whatever you wish. Now this is the area where a problem might arise. The property of Biafrans remain our properties and would be subject to international laws that covers issues like that. Your problem will begin if you think you confiscate it. You'll be forced to vomit it. Finally, Biafrans are going home.. the land of promise which we would build up to world class standard. No enemy of Biafra will be allowed into her. God bless MNK God bless IPOB God bless Biafra. Death to all our haters. May fulani terrorists visit more lovers of one Nigeria. |
Antitankweapon:Ok. What region are you from? |
The middlebelt people I'm sorry to say are victims of their own making. It's either they didn't know their history with the fulanis prior to European interference and colonization or they knew bit simply made terrible choices. Before the British came and started colonization, the fulanis mostly with the Nupes and Kanuri plundered the middlebelt for slaves and cattles. Majority of the various tribes scattered in the present middlebelt fought series of battles with the different fulani raiding parties. Some of them lost the battle and were sold off while others defeated the fulani and chased them away from their domain. Let's peg the commencement of colonization at 1900. By this time, the hangover of the middlebelt tribes and fulani battles still remained but as time went on, those who didn't witness it started seeing the fulanis as friends and brothers. One person who played the major role in buying (deceiving) the middlebelt people was Sardauna of Sokoto, Ahmadu Bello. When you listen to the few surviving middlebelt leaders or dignitaries, you'll hear them having nostalgic feelings about the old north which Ahmadu Bello sold to them. It is very surprising that most of them bought the lie and believed it till they died. Chiefly among them is Yakubu Gowon, Jeremiah Useni, Paul Unongo, Anthony Sani and a host of others who fought in the Biafran war. Only one person didn't buy the lie. He was known as Joseph. S. Tarka. He was a Tiv leader and the first to speak up specifically for the middlebelt people to be different from the fulani controlled north. He was an arch enemy of Ahmadu Bello. Many times have Ahmadu Bello attempt to use the Nigerian army to wipe off the Tivs but Igbo officers who dominated the army officers corps won't ever agree to his plan (don't just believe me, go online and search about this claim). The first riot that led to the killings of easterners in the north was in 1945. Many still don't know the exact reason for that violence. They just quote the year of the riot and then followed by the one in 1953. The 1945 riot which happened in Jos was as a result of the Hausa miners and traders instigating the locals (middlebelt people) against Igbos who they saw as competitors in the trading that was growing rapidly in the Tin city at the time. It was around this time that the sentiments and prejudice against Igbos started to grow in the north and middlebelt. Mind you, Igbos had never had any problems/violence with the middlebelt people before. There might have been few isolated issues but it wasn't something to latch unto and hate a particular people. One of such issues which I heard directly from an aged Plateau man (in the early 2000s) was that (some) Igbos were fond of telling northerners (middlebelt people inclusive) that they were smelling inside the train. The lack of decorum of few Igbos was used in courting the alliance of the middlebelt people and using them as willing tools. How a people who were hunted and enslaved by invaders in less than a century will turn and become friends with those invaders to attack another group who have never shown violence towards them beats my imagination. This same thing is what the fulanis are currently using on the Yorubas against Ndigbo. Fast forward to the coup of January 1967, even with the death of Ahmadu Bello, the fulanis still managed to sell the fear of Igbo domination on the middlebelt people and they bought it hook, line and sinker. They succeeded in putting a middlebelt officer in the position of power and made it their own war whereas, those coup plotters were specific about nipping in the bud, Sardauna's plan of the continuation of fulani conquest. The Tivs and other tribes of the Benue-Plateau region enlisted the highest to fight the war for the fulanis. Over 60 percent of the soldiers who fought the war on the Nigerian side were from the middlebelt. Ahmadu Bello's boasting of using the middlebelt as cannon fodder and the south as a comquered territory was perfectly executed. After the war ended and the fulanis got what they wanted, they unceremoniously booted out Gowon- the willing tool. It was the realization of this game that pushed the middlebelt soldiers to attempt to wrest power from the fulanis through various coups (Dimka, Orkar and Vatsa coups). They now realized they were played. Unfortunately, all the coups failed because, some how, the fulanis always manage to find other willing tools to help them in scuttling the plans of other indigenous people. Today, the fulanis are still holding Nigeria by the jugular because they always manage to find willing tools from different ethnic groups. Majority of the ethnic groups in Nigeria are very good in being 'willing tools'. It doesn't matter what the fulanis have done to them in the past; whatever the fulanis need them to do, they always do when the fulani sell them a particular narrative. They always swallow whole stories they are told and act how the fulanis want them to act. Below are examples of individuals and ethnic groups that largely have been willing tools for fulanis in the strangle hold of Nigeria. 1. Igbos--- Ndigbo as a group have never been willing tools for any fulani agenda but some persons from the ethnic group have unfortunately served the purpose. Here are names of few persons who have willingly offered themselves as willing tools for fulani agenda in Nigeria. Ukpabi Asika, Philip Asiodu, Orji Uzor Kalu and Hope Uzodinjo. 2. Yorubas--- As a group, the Yorubas have offered themselves as willing tools before and still are offering themselves today for the fulani agenda. Despite the sordid history they have with the fulani, majority of them still see fulanis as friends and political allies. The Yorubas lost a city (Ilorin) to the fulanis, were heavily raided, enslaved and sold by them in the past and are still been raided by them yet the Yorubas are willing to do the fulani bidding for even crumbs. Fulanis raiding Yoruba land has been happening for over 180 years (the proofs are online for any one who is in doubt). 3. Ijaws--- As a group, the Ijaws have not been willing tools but a good number of their leaders and elites have opted to willingly offer themselves to serve the fulani interest. Here are some names of such Ijaw leaders: Isaac Adaka Boro, Alfred Diete Spiff, Asari Dokubo and Tompolo. 4. Benue people--- As a state, they mostly have been happy willing tools of the fulani. The battles their ancestors fought against the fulanis at Ushongo hills means nothing to them. Till date,.they still think they can have a political alliance with the fulanis despite all the killings they have continued to suffer from them. They are exactly like the Yorubas. 5. Plateau people--- As a state, they were mostly willing tools for the fulanis right during the colonial days till Gowon was boothed out of office. It was like a scale fell off their eyes. It was gradual but today, majority of them won't offer themselves as willing tools any more. Only very few of their leaders and persons of importance still lick the boots of the fulanis. Here are some names of a few persons: Yakubu Gowon, Jeremiah Useni and Simon Lalong. 6. Southern Kaduna people--- They are the same as the Plateau people above. Here's just one name of a willing tool from them. His name is Anthony Sani. Imagine if everyone decides to go against the fulani agenda at the same time. It's impossible in Nigeria. Let me stop here for now. |
OP, leave this matter and focus instead on supporting ESN with all you can muster. There's no time to be weeping for others. Concentrate on strengthening our home first. |
PROUDIGBO:Non of those people can respond to this your question. They know what they're doing. I'm just very happy that other ethnic groups have seen them for who they truly are and the events that will happen shortly Nigeria descends to total chaos and anarchy will confirm my claims. We should just continue to prepare ourselves and speak very less. We have a very big role to play. Enough said. |
pquaver:Exactly. Whatever you say, you're right. Commonsense will prevail eventually. |
ImoleNaija:Exactly, I know you don't and won't believe it. We all know why you don't believe it. After all, your oga at the top also didn't believe it. 'Where are the cows' was his comment after his daughters corpse lay dead before him. Till date, no one was arrested for her death. |
duduade:They already know what the occupier of Asorock will say. He will defend them by using his infamous question; where are the cows? |
Rolings:You're as naive as a pet chicken. Nigeria is not a nation and can never be one. India and Pakistan separated when it dawned on them that they were incompatible. That was commonsense there. Here in Nigeria, we know we're not compatible yet we pretend and base our decisions on hurting others even when the decisions won't help us in the long run. Nigeria's problem is fundamental besides other myriad issues. Without solving the fundamental one, nothing else will work. The main question now is this; can the fundamental problem be solved? Yes it can but no, it won't be solved because commonsense isn't common in Nigeria. The fundamental problem is the structure of Nigeria. If it is not changed, forget it, Nigeria will descend to the worst contraption in the nearest future especially when their no longer any free oil to lubricate her rickety wheels. I'm not like you who's all emotional than logical. Nigeria is DOOMED. Take a look around and tell me what you see. Not at war, yet her army are scattered all over the six regions to 'control' the violence all over. Terrorists are pampered and enlisted to join the army while non-violent protesters of any sort are gunned down. Look at the economic trajectory... gloomy like the vulva of an overworked farm cow. Look at her infrastructures, dilapidated and unreliable. Her tourism is dead. Nigeria can't host an AFCON currently and even moving forward. Nigeria is dead. You're here thinking I'm campaigning for PGO while trying to defend a fraudulent personality who stole power but can't handle it. For you information, I have never campaigned for Peter Obi because I'm a futurist who plans many years ahead of the present and can foretell to a reasonable level whether a particular decision will be helpful in the longrun. Based on my desires for Nigeria, PGO will delay it but BAT just like his predecessor, will bring us closer. True to my projection, they have brought us closer. See how suffering on monumental proportion has been unleashed on the inhabitants of Nigeria who mostly lack commonsense. Since they refuse to learn from other countries experience, they will have to learn first hand through their own experience which won't be palatable. We are in that desperate time now without help from anywhere. At the end, most will agree to trade Nigeria for their own lives. I reiterate the good tidings that will succeed the demise of the evil contraption so those undeserving of the suffering within her can progress in peace. |
Rolings:Even Peter Obi cannot save Nigeria because Nigeria was destined to fail right from her creation. It's gross foolishness using a crane to hold up a sinking house. How long will that foolishness last? Dividing Nigeria is the best solution to saving more lives in the long run. Look around you, see the despair and poverty including the violence and preventable destruction happening. Isn't it a clear sign of the incompatibility of the British created contraption? Why should you die for a failed experiment when you have the opportunity of starting afresh with a different template? Even if Peter Obi could have been better than Bola Tinubu, he still won't solve the fundamental problem upon which Nigeria rests. Only her disintegration will bring a glimmer of hope. Once again, the evil contraption must fall so many more lives can be saved. |
Nigeria will make headline for having excess record of suicide rate this year. The gradual decomposition of the evil contraption is unfolding before us. Only the strong and those under grace shall survive. |
Afospecialk:Nigeria is not a nation but a contraption. Just one question for you. Tell me just one policy that has been made in the last 15 years that was meant to benefit all sections of Nigeria. It has always been a 'we against them' policy right from the inception of the contraption. Nigeria has to disintegrate so compatible regions can build their own countries for themselves. |
This fulani terrorist spokesman has the audacity to accuse Nnamdi Kanu of killings. He will be asked to sunstantiate his allegations soon else, he will be sued for falsely accusing our amiable leader. He should get ready to pay heavily for false accusation. Meanwhile, we await the response from 'Yoru' side of the 'yorulani' partnership. |
Make I book space here for myself and five extra guys. Our job here is to observe, take notes and draft our next line of actions. 1. We want to see those that will make comments and exactly what they will say. 2. We want to see the cowards that will become deaf and dumb on this occasion but only regain their voice when it has to do with others who have never threatened them before. 3. We want to see those that will start begging and crying for unity from bullies who have been killing and robbing them for ages. From our own projection, the maximum lifespan of Nigeria being together is ten years. Let me rephrase: in less than ten years, Nigeria will disintegrate and it will happen violently. |
epondudu:May your evil heart be your undoing. As you wish evil unto to others, so shall evil besiege you. May the blood of our innocent people murdered by the terrorist Nigerian police and army continue to call out for justice against Nigeria and evil people like you who support her evil deeds. |
NwaliE01:Your type have always learnt the bitter lesson while breathing their last. I have on the field experience of what's happening in Mangu and I can tell you for a fact that the intention is to take over the state entirely from the indigenes. Same thing happening in Southern Kaduna, Benue and the entire Christian dominated areas of the north. After that, they will come down South. The definition of peace to those muslims is them dominating you in your own homeland and controlling your future forever. See what they did to Ombugadu on Nasarawa state... blatantly robbing him of his mandate and arresting protesters. I hate the killings of innocent people which is why I have been screaming of dividing Nigeria into compatible parts just like it was done in Sudan, India, etc. Fulanis don't want division because it will prevent them from being able to steal people's land without declaring open war. Right now, they are killing indigenous people and stealing their ancestral lands under the cover of Nigeria and Nigerian army. Why are you people blind to this truth? Are you one of them hiding under an unsuspecting moniker? |
NwaliE01:Isn't the broad daylight killing of indigenous people of Plateau state by fulani invaders inciting? I wonder what type of human being you are. |
The Nigerian army is a terrorist organization. I repeat; the Nigerian army is a terrorist organization. They are aiding fulanis in the conquest of indigenous people all over Nigeria. I'm speaking as a witness to the atrocities they've been committing for many years now. T.Y Danjuma, a former COAS said openly that the Nigerian army collude with fulani terrorists to kill other ethnic groups. The video is online for everyone to watch and learn. How other ethnic groups still remain in Nigeria is what beats my imagination. Withdraw the terrorist Nigerian army from Plateau state and watch fulanis run away from the state and peace restored. If you're a Christian and you think I'm typing jargons, don't worry, they will soon come to your community and you will witness firsthand what I've been saying for many years. The Nigerian army is a terrorist organization. The Nigerian army is a terrorist organization. They assist the fulani terrorists in wiping off indigenous Christians and taking over their lands. Support the division of Nigeria today. That is the ONLY CHANCE you have to survive their demonic plan.if you don't, you children will become slaves; that is, if the terrorists allow them to live. |
panafrican:Now you're talking! Talk more about African issues and don't disturb us with Middle East problems. Our own problems are far worse tan theirs. I hope you get it. |
panafrican:You're certainly not a Panafrican because if you are, you'll be more concerned about the genocide in Sudan by Arabs against blacks of the Masalith ethnic group. Shame on you. The whole world knows about the Israel/Palestinian conflict and it is in EVERY electronic media but that of Sudan is not being spoken about. Stop spamming nairaland with more of Palestine conflict here. Speak more about other distressed Africans suffering under Arabs both in Sudan and Nigeria.
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Triangles1:As for Plateau people, they are actually fighting back despite their affinity for their local intoxicants. Many things are just not reported and you should know that their level of organization is poor because of their smaller sizes. The worst people I don't understand are the Tivs of Benue. Up till date, they don't see fulanis as enemies. Despite the size they have, they still haven't been able face the fulanis and defend their lands. It is a big shame. |
franchasofficia:The main problem is this; the terrorist Nigerian army is always around to help the fulani terrorists against Plateau indigenes. Plateau people would prefer the whole army be withdrawn entirely and they left to drag it with the fulani invaders. Certainly, those vermins won't survive three months in Plateau state. |
Tochj:Yorubas are not complaining neither should you. Once again, mind your business. We certainly will not suffer if they're conquered by their allies. Biafra is closer than you think. |
Tochj:Ssshh.. you talk too much. Learn to mind your business. |
The battle for the release of our leader continues as Nigeria collapses under the heavy weight of her numerous abominations and transgressions. The enemies of our quest for freedom will never prevail. Freedom is a gift from God; any man made association seeking to deny us this divine gift MUST CRUMBLE. God bless MNK God bless IPOB God bless Biafra. |
The Nigerian army is a terrorist organization. We have been vindicated. |
The Nigerian army is a terrorist organization. Are you still in doubt? |
When we say the Nigerian army is a terrorist organization, many will think it is not based on facts. The Nigerian government is part and parcel of the plundering and decimation of the population for their own sinister plans. It is very sure though that their grand plan will fail but some of the sectional ones will be achieved because majority of the people in Nigeria are dafts. Let the abductions, crowdfunding, decimation, supplanting and pauperization continue. The people of Nigeria deserve everything that is happening to them. |
Fuckyoumod:The riverine areas of Rivers state are not very well populated like the upland and even that area has Igbo groups sandwiched among them. Igbo speaking groups are comfortably the majority in the state and can decide to keep the governorship for as long as they like. I don't subscribe to that though. Besides, the other ethnic groups apart from the Ijoid ones aren't really keen with the Ijaws given the history of Ijaw leadership during the old rivers state politics. |
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