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GOTVee:Says a shariah adhering born again boko haramic terrorist. Lol |
letu:Agreed. Songhai empire stretched to Western Hausaland. However, I don't think Kano fell into the her control. |
You OP should be very careful on how you insult IPOB. Focus on your LNC and promote her without attacking Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB. If you're gaining ground, people will listen to you. We know your aim and we're just watching as you fool around. Tell your pay masters to double your pay so you can up your game. However, they may come for your head WHEN you fail. As for Maiyegun, he's a realist playing his own part in helping to shape the future of his dream country. Whether he has ulterior motive or not, the truth is that he's factual in this videos. If you have a problem with him, it simple means you're an enemy of freedom. Finally, there's a code we use to know fulanis and their apologists. When we applied the code on you, you failed woefully. |
Miracle1991:Lol. Fulani terrorists aka herdsmen have been patrolling with AK 47s. What has your government done about it? |
rossniti:Some maps didn't include parts of northern Nigeria. How do we from facts on ground gauge that Sokoto(Gobir) was part of the Songhai empire? |
rossniti:No part of Nigeria was under the Songhai empire. Hausaland did trade with the empire though. |
Don't mind the OP. He's fixated in claiming a glorious history for Nigeria that he forgot to face reality. As at the time of the Moor conquest of Southern Europe, most of present day West African kingdoms were still in their infancy. I will only agree partly with him if he claims that the base of our ancestors who may have partook in that conquest was in north Africa. There's certainly no doubt that most West Africans came to this part of Africa from north Africa. To say West Africans came all the way from here pass through North Africa to go conquer southern Europe is a lie. If it were so, they could have replicated that great feats they did in Spain here in West Africa. How come they had no magnificent palaces here in West Africa? Not even old Benin had anything compared to the luxury of the Moors in Europe. As for the use of horses, I believe when that West Africans who lived in the sahel used both horses and camels just like the north Africans. Whereas deep in the forests of West Africa, the usage of horses fluctuated due to the issue of tsetse flies. Benin Empire had horses just like the Oyos but these horses where prone to sicknesses and died only to be replaced from northern Nigeria where the weather is friendlier to them. In Igbo history especially northern Igboland, the same story of horses were told but they always mentioned that horses were prone to having a short life span. You can corroborate this by checking to see that there's no single horse farms in Southern Nigeria when the European conquest of Nigeria started. That horses appeared in Benin bronze castings doesn't mean it was a regular occurrence among the Bini people. The climate didn't allow the sustenance of using horses to the fullest. In the late 1800s, only Ilorin was noted to having a cavalry closest to southern Nigeria. My whole point is that the Moors might have had some of her men from those that formed present day Nigeria but one can't claim that it was West Africans that did the conquest for the reasons I explained above. If it was West Africans, they could have replicated something similar in their home lands in West Africa. The greatests cities mentioned in West African history is Timbuktu and Benin City. Non of them had anything as grand as what the Moors achieved. The missing link is North Africa. |
This is the same Miyetti Allah that has threatened every ethnic group to give up their lands or face death. What has changed all of a sudden? Are they just realising the level of damage they have done? Or are they still playing games with those who are quick to lose focus? Whatever their reasons, they should know that majority of the ethnic groups in Nigeria have decided to take their destinies into their hands. Let those who cherish primitivity remain in their old ways within their territory. We don't wish them any harm but don't wish to share a country with them. We can be good neighbours if they respect themselves. Enough of the oppression. |
deltaprincess:You don't know this topic more than him. He's very correct there. The Hausas will need to make the distinction if they want. |
xcon:I don't engage in propaganda. I say the truth as I get info and how I observed it. Buratai is used to issuing threats up and down in the south. He doesn't do so in the north. Ojukwu of blessed memory fought with all conviction despite all the odds against him. We all know the inadequacies he suffered while your camp got all the support from two world powers. However, today the situation has changed. The many blind people who sheepishly followed you then today have had the scales dropped out of their eyes. Your terrorist fulani militia aka herdsmen made sure they awoke from their slumber. As for Nnamdi Kanu, he has shown that he's not interested in warfare and international media houses have interviewed him to that effect. We are not interested in invading anyone's land. We just want to control our land and build it as we wish away from terrorist groups like boko haram and Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore. We have lost enough people and resources to them already. But we're not foolish to assume that you will allow common sense prevail. We know your penchant for violence and oppression and won't fold our hands while watching you. Let a referendum be conducted so people can decide to stay with your people or chat their own course. It has happened in numerous countries before. Let common sense prevail. As for SE, who is going to destroy it? Is it the NW or Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore terrorists? Just tell me. Are you boasting of using the Nigerian Army comprising of those other tribes who's people you have been killing and stealing their lands? You're so shameless. Do you think those people don't know what you've been doing to their people? You hide behind the oath guiding the military to squeeze their loyalty into unquestioned followership whereas you don't respect the oath surrounding the same military where you indiscriminately slaughter those you're meant to protect. Have you wondered why your navy recruits fled? Because they've seen how evil you are. Be careful how much you wish to destroy a people who only want to be incharge of their lands. The destruction may just be visited on your own land. |
OP, you've been ignored for long despite your attacks on Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. Your antics over sometime especially the current ones have shown us who your paymasters are and where your loyalty is. I wish to tell you stop insulting the leadership of IPOB. You cannot claim to have the interest of Igbos and other Biafrans at heart and the same time be attacking those that have put their all together for the safety of Biafrans. Igbos and other Biafrans have been murdered in cold blood by the vampires from the sahel and not even one of our politicians have spoken up and openly challenged it. Our people are not blind to see what's happening. Power belongs to the people and such power is entrusted to someone who has identified with their pains, sufferings and aspirations. This is what Nnamdi Kanu has done to be able to command such respect. He has proved not to be a sell out like those that preceded him and has today abandoned the struggle. Everyone knows such people. When LNC are serious, they will come to IPOB. When other groups are serious, they will come to IPOB for alliance. As for you, don't think we can't see through your veiled face. |
Supposed bandits and kidnappers warning the Nigerian Army to stop surveillance over their hideouts. Lol. Buratai has not and dare not threaten them. All the naive southerners should learn from the happenings in the north. The Nigerian Army threatens and opens fire on villagers, protesters, pressure groups and any assembly in the south. No regard for our lives down south because they believe they'll get away with it. Lol. I pity those who think they have a country. |
This speech has put a nail on the coffin of Uwazuruike. I'm very careful to make my comments which means that Uwazuruike is finished after this speech. Uwazuruike's death by any means will be equated to those 1or 2 deaths he wants us to accept in good fate. He has turned a turncoat and has become toxic to the people of Biafra. He boldly said he's a stakeholder in Nigeria and the people he supposedly is standing for don't know it. I can boldly say Uwazuruike is no longer considered a brother. His loyalty lies with the fulanis. |
OyigboUpdate:Lol. |
Peace without justice is criminality. Thousands of innocent people have been killed in cold blood and not even one of the well known killers have been prosecuted yet you ask for peace. Can you define peace for us? Or maybe your sermon is directed to Boko haram and their likes domiciled in the core north. No reasonable man wants war when it's easier to coexist in peace and yet live free. Nigeria is not the face country to have found itself in this situation before. India and Pakistan were in a similar situation and common sense prevailed. Malaysia and Singapore were in a similar situation too. They did the best thing and everyone is at peace over there now. We have made known our position on the issue. You OP can go tell those who are consistently regurgitating the abomination of a contraption as a non-negotiable entity. They have blatantly said blocked dialogue from the table and consequently made force the only means to solve the situation. That is the import of the word 'non-negotiable'. They forget that every artificial creation has an expiry date and Nigeria happens to be one of such creations who's date has long expired in 2014. Decay starts to accelerate once that day reaches. What you're seeing in Nigeria today is a natural cause of events. I don't wish for a war but I will be foolish not to prepare for one when all the indices that precedes one has been steadily happening in Nigeria. |
We need their names for record and other purposes. |
Common sense dictates that in a true association and union of equal partners, you don't prostitute yourself to become a leader. It is this prostitution of southern politicians that has rendered them appendages in a Nigeria where their forefathers bled on equal footing to get free from the colonialist. Good luck Jonathan wanted to remain loyal and ended up doing nothing for Southern Nigeria. Any bastard from the SE that's feels ingratiating himself to these neverdowell supporter of APC sponsors should be rejected and avoided by all. Freedom is taken and not given. If it is to be given, beware of the Trojan horse. |
No reasonable person will wish genocide on another set of people unless the situation degenerates to a war of attrition. The best option when different group of people don't seem to get along in a group is to separate. Fulanis should form a country with those that are comfortable with them. My people are not comfortable with them and don't wish to continue sharing a country with them. |
Kaduna1stson:Can you point just one place in his post where he mentioned the north? |
Proudly a Biafran. If you're a Biafran and the death of an innocent Biafran in the hands of a stinking terrorist herdsmen doesn't boil your blood, then you're an enemy and your life means nothing to us too. Enough is enough. |
lexy2014:He'll never answer you. He thinks he's smart. Lol |
Lol. An imaginary Igbo group which is more interested in the evil agenda of the fulanis than the safety of their fellow Igbos. The content exposes the hypocrites behind the fictitious group. I'll advice them to ask Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore to open that their evil mouth and accuse the US of been misled. The people of Agatu will corroborate their story. Shame on the vampires from the sahel. |
XANDERO85:Wisdom profits and understanding is without compare. It is not about the person that handed the key to a drunk driver; it is about arriving safely to your destination. No one is perfect. Muru akor nwanna. |
Very sad to hear. It's perplexing how a supposedly educated people can't seem to ally together and deliver themselves from the plague of the historic sahelian marabouts. How many people will the South lose before they take the appropriate decision? How many will turn orphans and widows before the elites of the South come together? Why can't black people reason for once? You all were chased from Egypt and Sudan and your erstwhile homes were taken from you. You ran down to West Africa and today they've come to attack you again. Where else do you want to run to? It saddens me how southern politicians only care about their own political ambitions. How many more will die before you band together and demand your right to life? Woe to you foolish politicians and elites from the South. |
NaMeAboki:Oh so it's fabricated and not true? No Prince was killed by the Hausas in Obigbo? Lol. Ok You failed to respond to the later part of that post. I know it's deliberate hence I'll ignore you too. Let the spectators be the judge. |
blacknp:If it's jargon then you don't have to waste your time. Any one interested in knowing the truth should just Google history of jihads in West Africa. Then follow through with the present countries of where those jihad held. I'm not the one that put those piece of history there. |
blacknp:I know my family tree up to the late 18th century. I made enquiries from my grandparents who were born in the early 20th century. It's not difficult for Igbos to trace family tree because of how we keep our kindredship. Ones kindred tells one fairly how long his family tree is. My surname today is the name of my great grandfather born in the mid 1800s. My kindred today are brothers of my great grand father's grandfather. This is how tight knitted we are in Igboland. |
blacknp:Fulanis can only boast over Hausaland. The failure of southerners and people of the middle belt to identify the real enemy in the 60s led to this present Nigeria we have today. Other ethnic groups in West Africa identified the fulanis after colonialism and put them rightly where they belong. Out of the four countries in West Africa were fulanis carried out jihad against their neighbours, they lost political power in all of them except Nigeria. Fulanis lost in Senegal, Guinea Conakry and Mali. They have no political power over there except Nigeria. I know your history very well. The British has been your backbone all this time but for how long will it remain so? Tick tock says the clock. |
blacknp:Lol. Unlike you, I know my family tree very well and I'm Igbo. I love research hence I know a lot of history. |
NaMeAboki:This is what your brothers did at Obigbo. https://www.nairaland.com/5152820/prince-orubum-killed-hausas-clash&ved=2ahUKEwiGzqzC08btAhVCXRUIHapsDyYQFjAAegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw07s4pNwRXYMCH_5Bn21_gk Now you give the reason for your vampiric people killing Igbos in 1945 and 1954. If you fail to answer this I won't waste my time with you. |
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As a born again Christian who is meant to speak the truth at all times, I think it's time for the federal government to extradite Nnamdi kanu from the UK to face terrorism charges before he successfully cause another civil war in our beloved country. We have no other place to call home than this nation and we shall not fold our hands and watch unscrupulous elements like Kanu destabilize our hard earned democracy. We Christians are peaceful people and people like kanu is spoiling the reputation of the majority of igbos in the east who are Christians. How can kanu set up a security agent when he is not elected by the people? How many security outfits have our Muslim counterparts setup? I hope we Christians won't end up destroying the peace in this country with our intolerance