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Naajjii:Naah...I didn't miss you a bit. No one is having any problem with unfounded insecurity. There's actually insecurity in Nigeria and worst than that, it is actually a well designed insecurity. As for the majority issue, a divided majority always lose out in the scheme of things. |
Naajjii:Lol. Ok o |
Coronabirus:You don't know a thing about Plateau state so just shut it. I'm more sincere on this issue than you. Mention just ONE INDIGENOUS TRIBE in Plateau state with 60% muslims. |
Naajjii:Lol... You can run your mouth as you wish but know it that a formidable resistance is around and the turn of events will shock you. We know your exact plans and games. We know your strengths and your weaknesses. Let's see how it pans out. |
Coronabirus:You don't compare apples with oranges. Plateau state is not like Kaduna with a huge indigenous Muslim population. Just mention one INDIGENOUS TRIBE in Plateau with 60% muslims then tell us the percent the entire Muslim population of the state to warrant them asking for such a ticket. Can a Christian get the deputy governor position in Katsina despite the sizeable number of indigenous hausa Christian population? What about Bauchi state who's indigenous Christians have been suppressed for long? I boldly state that any state in the north where a Christian is CONSIDERED for the deputy Christian position has AT LEAST 45% indigenous Christian population. States like Adamawa, Kaduna, Kogi, Nasarawa fall into that category. Some of these states have a Christian majority population but because most Nigerian Christians try to abstain from full political participation, the muslims in the state band together and dictate the tune which gives the impression that the state is Muslim dominated. A break down to local government religious identity will expose all the lies peddled all along. |
Naajjii:Are you back from your hibernation? Things like these are good to discuss because a fraudulent narrative has been promoted for decades by the British government so as to help maintain their company which is Nigeria. If the majority know their status, they would stand up and demand for their rights. We're getting there gradually. I repeat that the bane of Christians in Nigeria is having a divided house. |
Ojiofor:Hahahahaha... if that's your only mission then what more proof do any Igbo need to know who's a brother and who's not? You suck in your impersonation attempt. Now scram off fulani terrorist. |
Kestolove:Lol.... Kestolove aka Arrewa. |
RuudVanNisteroy:If Nigeria doesn't break, forget about seeing any of such development in your region. |
chozzy:You must read between the lines. The Agric minister said it with a touch of malice and believe me, that's the conclusion of the infamous cabal. Southern politicians are foolish and have all lost any regard from their Fulani counterparts. We shall see how it will end. |
ZKOSOSO:With what you wrote, is there any question as to the biggest religious inclination in Nigeria? It's a thing of wonder as to why a majority is being played like fools because they divide themselves. Tufiakwa. |
Ojiofor:I will always point you out for the wolf in sheep clothing that you are. All of you and your gangs can never succeed. I'm way smarter than you and understand the game at play. Mark my words, you will fail woefully. |
I'll always say it that only one group of people benefit when southerners fight among themselves. If the educated southerners will allow their fragile emotions think for them, then they must bear the consequences of their foolishness. Woke CAN NEVER ABSOLVE HIMSELF from the Obigbo massacre and he must answer for it in due time. Bombing a church is the handiwork of a well known terrorists group book haram. The enemies of IPOB already have started accusing us of the attack but to what end? To create chaos in Rivers state and the South in general. Wike can choose to fall for their games again but he must remember like Saddam that when you start witch hunting those who where never a threat to you and your erstwhile haters start cheering you up, know it that they're applauding your foolishness which automatically will lead to your destruction. |
Csami:That impostor is not Igbo. He's a Fulani pretending to be Igbo. He's the same persons as Meles Zenawi, Osagyefor88, Ndibunna and Ojiofor. Same criminals with the sole intent of creating division among Ndigbo. Relate to him as you would an impostor. |
The way Nigerians will be mocked in future ehn! Chai.... ![]() Their President died and was replaced without their knowledge. It's a big shame. |
Foolish southerners yet to understand the game. Despite the whole clues given they still don't get the message. A divided south will see the entire south lose out. Gradually they'll drop the axe on southern politicians while encouraging other simpletons to commit. At the end both groups will be played. It's very clear for all to see. |
From this video, there's nothing wrong that Uche Mefor said. Religion should be the least of the concern now for IPOB when even Israel and Saudi Arabia are neither 100% monoreligious. He rightly said all should focus on the project and eschew any sort of bigotry. The next step by Uche Mefor will help clarify the whole issue. The IPOB leadership will do well to learn and correct some issues he raised if they were actually happening in those quarters like he mentioned. All Hail Biafra. |
It's a very sad news for Yorubaland and the whole South in general. If no one is brought to book for this then know that the enemies are one step emboldened. I've always maintained that the simple formula of our success in the South is in our unity and purposeful drive to EXIT Nigeria as a unit. Dividing ourselves and playing by the rules of those terrorists from the sahel will see us lose. They threw false allegations against Igbos in Lagos during the ENDSARS protest to bring the disunity then. They went further to deceive the use the little Hitler of Obi Akpor to drive a wedge in the old Eastern region. The pattern is clear for all discerning minds. Now, the south is back to pre-EndSARS time and they've resumed their killings. Will the greedy southern politicians still fall for their tricks? Rest In Peace Oba Israel Adeusi. |
Lol. Some southerners think they have a country. Soon it will graduate to the level where you would be told how to walk. You can bookmark this post. |
AlexBells:That's another sign for you to know the real character behind that moniker. |
AlexBells:That should make you suspicious of the real person behind the moniker. |
StaffofOrayan:I've watched that video before I was stunned at the situation Azikiwe 'got' himself into. I once read a book about the history of oil exploration in Nigeria and how Azikiwe gave the British problems when they discovered oil inside the centre of Igboland. This is why Shell had their headquarters in Owerri before the mid 1960s. Azikiwe was a problem to the British yet he allowed himself to be blackmailed by them. My conclusion on him is this; he was an idealist who failed to read the popular direction of the politics of his time. He doesn't come as a fiscally corrupt man. |
StaffofOrayan:Firstly, if you're quite observant you'll see that majority of Igbos don't regard both Azikiwe and even Ironsi. These two are always insulted for doing nothing to protect Ndigbo. Only Ojukwu is venerated for his courageous stand for Igbos and Easterners in general. Let's Xray Azikiwe; He favoured a United Nigeria because of his pan African vision and saw the potential that a working Nigeria could help in securing the interest of Africa. It seems he felt Igbos resilience and technological acumen could be the arrow head to that vision and he couldn't manage to convince the other people of Nigeria to see the same vision he had. He was the ONLY pan Africanist of his time and FAILED to see the reality of the tribal politics right within Nigeria. Azikiwe did nothing exception for Igbos or Eastern Nigeria. Though he influenced the appointment of some Igbos into prime positions in the Federal government, I believe most of those appointees were actually not mediocres undeserving of the positions. Today, everyone knows that Nnamdi Azikiwe is not regarded in the East or Igboland for anything rather he's vilified for our current woes. The belief that Azikiwe saw in Igbos an arrow head in the African Renaissance is borne out of the fact that he knew the potential of Igbos and not because he wanted to empower them above other ethnic groups. Most people(non-Igbos) criticize him for that statement but didn't really understand the context. What exactly did Azikiwe do for the Igbos? Nothing compared to what his peers did for their ethnic groups. Let's Xray Ironsi. Ironsi was someone I'll call unambitious. This attitude made him slow in decision making and if I may add was not an ethnic champion. He never did anything to empower Igbos. From the accounts of the 1966 coup I read, he was lucky to escape the soldiers sent to terminate him. He thereafter from a safe place gave command to repel and arrest the coupists. After securing Lagos, he wanted to attack Nzeogwu in Kaduna but was advised to seek a less bloody part as Nzeogwu got a support base in Kaduna which would turn extra bloody if he did so. Some high ranking officers had to mediate between Him and Nzeogwu to settle the impasse without blood shed which would only be the last resort if the dialogue wasn't successful. Nzeogwu cut a deal and surrendered before he was taken down to Lagos and remanded in prison. Ironsi CHOSE most of his lieutenants from the north against the advise of other Igbo officers. The progrom against Easterners in the north started under him yet he couldn't do much to protect his own people. He didn't even equip the East in case any attack was to be visited on the region because he had not entertained any thought of such a situation arising. No Yoruba or Fulani will ever make such foolish mistakes because they'll always think of the safety if their own people. Ironsi never thought of equipping Eastern Nigeria or Igboland despite how hot Nigeria was at the time. Ojukwu was very angry with him for this. This is the same mistake present day Easterners are making. Amaechi is supporting of building railway to Niger republic yet there's no single rail line in the Eastern region. How people later turned around and accuse Ironsi of being the brain behind the coup is very surprising. As for the decree 34 he promulgated, it was clear he didn't collapse the regions. He unified the control of the government as a military man. If only he had more time, we would have been able to criticize better after knowing his intent if he refused to return the government to democracy. From the above analysis, you can see that both men were not really ethnic champions neither were they proven to have been involved in fiscal corruption. This I believe is the reason why they're seldom put in the same group when discussing Nigerian corrupt political leaders. You can refute my points with verifiable facts because I love to learn. Present day Igbos will waste no time to deal with their corrupt political leaders but they want to do this under a solid state boundary which the failed Nigeria state doesn't have. I hope you'll understand. We shall beat them at present with the hope they'll change. We're aware of the disadvantage from the Federal level on our region. |
seunmsg:1975 to 2020 is 25years? Check again... something is wrong somewhere. I believe you're not like this before. Check your recent company... they're doing a big damage to your mental capacity. |
Lol. Despite IPOBs peaceful pursuance of her Biafran objective, the terrorist Buhari government still have sleepless nights on her behest. The type of money and time they spend trying to stop us, if they had spent it in trying to stop boko haram that has killed about 40,000 people of Nigeria they would have succeeded. Terrorist fulani militia are still wiping off indigenes from their ancestral lands but nothing is heard from Buhari's government. So called bandits are still killing and plundering the people yet just a few flash response from them. Reasonable will then ask why the utmost fixation on a peaceful group? There's something that scares the he'll out of the terrorist government that majority of the people of Nigeria are yet to see. In IPOB, we're our brothers' keeper. All for one and one for all. Freedom is our goal. |
EastisBae:If only they'll reason this far, they'll make better judgement today. I really pity them. The same people taking bullets for them are the same people they malign and insult before those milking them. I wonder the type of apology they will render that time. Meanwhile, it won't take that long before it starts. It has started already. By 2040, the suffering will be epic. |
Vaughanlanrewaj:Fulani terrorist trying to divert attention to IPOB. Only fools will take your bait. IPOB has never been a threat to any southerner because no southerner is a threat to us. We've clearly identified those who have been threatening southerners collectively and we'll remain focussed on bringing them down. Today, other naive southerners are confirming what we've been saying about your terrorist Nigerian Army who enjoy killing peaceful protesters and are so shameless to still deny it. Unlike before, technology today has ensured that nothing is hidden. Presently the people are seeing their desperation at covering their crimes and resolve in sustaining their evil suppression of the southerners. Smart southern youths are preparing to counter ALL their devices. Freedom is attainable and will be attained. The oppressor will never win. |
Lol. Some fools go learn the hard way. If with all your education you still appear so foolish, then your case is irredeemable. |
brainpulse:Wow... Whether GUILTY OR NOT? Is that justice? Wow. This is Nigeria for you. |
NGpatriot:IPOB is no threat to any sensible people... She's only a threat to terrorists and any state that breeds them. I'll tell you and any one who cares to know that the only way for IPOB to fizzle away is through giving every constituent part of Nigeria the power to control her land and resources. Some call it restructuring while others call it resource control. This is equivalent to what the core north is already practising at present by Zamfara controlling her gold and the whole core north having Sharia law in a supposed secular country. Like how the same core north has empowered hisbah- a religious police group to go after the businesses of Christians destroying it to the tune of 200 million naira. If the Muslim soldier constitution of Abdulsalam is thrown to the bin and a new constitution that reflects the wishes of every group that makes up Nigeria is taken into consideration especially as it guarantees all the above I mentioned earlier, then you won't hear IPOB again. We want to be free to skin alive any terrorist Fulani herdsman that encroaches into a farmland or even attempts to attack a farmer. Are these requests bad? If so, why? |
plantist:You're the very definition of oponu. I've studied the history of Christianity right from the days of the apostles through the early church up the it's turning point at Constantinople(present day Instanbul) and even through its days in Europe's 'Dark Ages' into the Crusades and then the post crusade era where the age of enlightenment arose. The Pope has apologized for the error of crimes the church is the dark age perpetrated on non-Christians. It was a clear case of overzealousness which even the Bible spoke against. The Bible is very clear about how Christians should respond to non-Christians and no single place did it even mention treating them badly nor attacking them not even when they commit blasphemy. They highest treatment to even a fellow Christian who did the worst against fellow Christian is that he should be expelled from the gatherings of other Christians. Then for the Crusades, their aim was to get Jerusalem back from the muslims after muslims had firstly dispossessed the Christians of the city. Mind you that at that time, Christianity was a state religion in the Roman empire and its eastern successor- The Byzantine Empire whose capital was in Constantinople(Presently Istanbul- a Muslim city). Until Europeans separated Religion from the State, they made no progress. Christianity is a pacification religion and the Europeans had to compartmentalize it to retake their lands that the muslims took earlier in Spain and Portugal. It is with that knowledge that the brought Christianity to weaken Africans who were yet to make contact with Islam. Some how, they succeeded. I'm observant enough to know that their were two motives of the Europeans who brought Christianity to subsaharan Africa. The independent ones brought it as a missionary work as Jesus Christ had commanded all Christians to do while those with government patronage brought it as a tool for pacification and further subjugation. King Jaja of Opobo refused to become a Christian because of the same reason. King Shaka of Zululand also refused for the same reason. So you see that there's hardly any African group whoever used Christianity as a means to subjugate other Africans simply because Christianity has no fuel in itself for violence and intimidation unlike the history of Islam which was propagated mostly through violence and intimidation. For your information, Jihad took place in other African countries and some of the leaders were also fulanis. I'm very vast in history and I like to speak from a position of knowledge. Islam is anything but peace. Muslims on the other hand have different shades based on their erstwhile pesronalities and understanding about humanity. This is why I try to relate to people based on their personality and not necessarily their religion. Yar'adua was never disliked despite being a muslim unlike Buhari- the terrorist who we warned against but simpletons like you allow emotions to swallow you. Now see the present condition of the people in Nigeria! You're the type of Yoruba muslims who run away from their fellow Hausa/fulani muslims and into a Yoruba church and yet brings out his kettle to do ablution. Lol. I know your type who don't have common sense. Ori e o pe eranko. |
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