Crime › Re: Paul Sodje Kidnapped And Killed By Fulani Herdsmen In Ondo by Yujin(m): 8:07am On Sep 11, 2020 |
olisaEze: My broda I’m speechless.  Mind you that silence in the face of a crime such as this is mostly intrepreted as consenting or at at least fearful. Speak up now. |
Crime › Re: Paul Sodje Kidnapped And Killed By Fulani Herdsmen In Ondo by Yujin(m): 7:46am On Sep 11, 2020 |
What says you 'olisaEze'? |
Politics › Re: Ekweremadu's Treatment Will Be Better - Nnamdi Kanu To Orji Uzor Kalu by Yujin(m): 7:42am On Sep 11, 2020 |
Does Orji's body odour surprise anyone? Didn't I say it immediately it was hinted that he would be freed from jail? We know already the assignment the terrorist fulani elites gave him and are prepared to put him in his place. It's going to be blood for blood soon. Any of our brothers who becomes a willing tool for the fulanis because of money or political position and is instrumental to the killings of our people will pay with his own blood. The dark clouds have gathered and the storm is near. Let the watchmen stay vigilant and never waver from the aim. |
Crime › Re: Gunmen Attack Tungan Maje Abuja, Kidnap 20 Residents by Yujin(m): 7:04am On Sep 11, 2020 |
flokii: Our security as a nation has been compromised no doubt.. the abok.is have messed this country up big time.
See what useless Nnamdi Azikiwe and his greed has caused for us all.. greed to dominate, thereby opposing "peaceful exit" of any ethnic group or region. Lol. How convenient to blame Nnamdi Kanu who has neither taken your one naira or attacked violently anyone! I wonder what psychologists will call this your style of reasoning. Abok.is like your wrote messed up the system yet you blame Nnamdi Kanu. What a shame. |
Politics › Re: WHAT I LEARNED ABROAD – THE END OF IPOB IS NEAR by Yujin(m): 6:01am On Sep 10, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: Pipeline Repairs Cost NNPC N41.98 Billion In Six Months by Yujin(m): 5:24am On Sep 10, 2020 |
Same old kleptocratic stories. NNPC is a liability simply because of the caliber of people working there. |
Politics › Re: Herdsmen Still Tormenting Us In Enugu by Yujin(m): 4:37pm On Sep 09, 2020 |
ezenwajosh: U think these guys don't keep records of each and everyone of themselves....all they need is that one Fulani holy war soldier hasn't been found then another and another they will run to their oga and tell him...see what's happening o, their boss will call your caretaker governors, call the Arm forces, call editor in chief of newspaper... They will be there in your governors lodge and conclude on a story and actions to match the story....they can even go as far as into federal or state prisons bring out inmates of Igbo extraction... Tell them to say they were caught killing an Hausa man in the bush, promise them they will be released and the press will cover their fake confession then after that...they will be executed....the world and Nigerians will believe the movie..... IF YOU HAVEN'T THOUGHT THIS FAR ABOUT NIGERIA AND OUR SITUATION AS NDI IGBO IN NIGERIA THEN YOU PROBABLY WON'T ALSO UNDERSTAND THE NEED FOR IGBOS TO LEAVE NIGERIA Soldier, the rule is; no matter what, do not lose a home match. Send the message across. |
Politics › Re: Ipob Is A Cult Group, Not Terrorist Group by Yujin(m): 9:18am On Sep 09, 2020 |
DeltaFire: My brother, I support Biafra and Self-determination. But Kanu is DECEIVING Igbos! That is what is bad. He could have led IPOB in truth and humility and join the real Self-determination groups. But to defraud Igbo people? That, I can never support. IPOB is a new comer on Biafra scene. Igbo need him for nothing. It is Kanu's methods that bring Operation Python Dance and death upon Igbo. People PERISH for lack of knowledge! Go to Ijele speaks on Facebook or Youtube for more information. I also just put another post with short video. Check it out. Lol. What's the cause of the other killings in Southern Kaduna, Plateau, Benue, Niger, Taraba and infact most parts of Nigeria? Is it because they have IPOB over there? Fools See what one APC political jobbers said about Amotekun. He said it will cost them the presidency. Chai! Any reasonable person will ask why so? Who is afraid of Amotekun? I'm not a criminal so I'm not afraid of her; only criminals are. Therefore, those who want to offer the presidency at the cost of Amotekun hate the Yorubas. That want the Yorubas dead that's why they want Amotekun disbanded. Amotekun was formed to protect Yorubas citizens alongside other peaceful inhabitants of Yorubaland from terrorist fulani herdsmen unless if Amotekun is for something else. Therefore, anyone saying such is an enemy of the Yorubas. |
Politics › Re: Ipob Is A Cult Group, Not Terrorist Group by Yujin(m): 9:10am On Sep 09, 2020 |
Lol. Only a fool thinks about taking out IPOB when all sensible Igbos can see the danger ahead. Terrorist islamists are heading down south wiping off Christian communities in the north and middle belt. Terrorist fulani elites are using the chaos to grab lands and extend their influence over the Nigerian landscape while other ethnic groups are just sleeping thinking all is well. The dealings the fulani government clearly show to Boko Haram and the fulani militias do not register anything in their minds only IPOB who hasn't attacked anyone nor sought anyone's land. Our only crime is saying we want to be left alone to control our land where we can determine our destinies. It's hate for the Igbo man that makes anyone see IPOB as a threat. Why not tell us with solid points why we should forget about Biafra and support Nigeria. Market Nigeria with verifiable points to us. Failure to do that will see us do everything to achieve our aim. Nigeria has failed to protect her citizens where even refugees in their own countries are bombed by their own airforce. Citizens in interior villages are killed in their hundreds across various geopolitical regions yet no one is held accountable and it continues to happen year after year. Is that a country we should bequeath to our children? If that's Ok with you, it certainly not fine with us hence our goal. Our course is a justified one. Ojukwu started it to protect us. Uwazuruike revived it to give us hope. After a lot of pressure, he lost focus and another took it up from there. Nnamdi Kanu today is our leader and shall remain so unless he losses focus. We don't see him as a leader because of his rhetorics or whatever but because he stands exactly for what we have in mind which is A COUNTRY THAT WE CAN FEEL SAFE INSIDE HER AND ASPIRE TO THE GREATEST LEVEL WE WISH. This is what we believe can be achieved under Biafra. So you see that even without Kanu the struggle will still continue. We willingly commit our time, money and lives for that struggle. Failure is NEVER an option. The only thing that a stop Biafran agitation is if a democratic country like USA or Canada can give us the option of being one of her states where we can control our resources and develop our land just like the rest of her 51 states, then we can give it up Biafran because we would have got most of what we want. Freedom to aspire to be whatever we want to be and security. kapish! |
Politics › Re: Army Kills Terwase "Gana" Akwaza Hours After Being Granted Amnesty By Benue Govt by Yujin(m): 8:36am On Sep 09, 2020 |
heendrix: The real story is under George and Suswam the chief militia used to be Gana until Ortom entered and wanted him to stand down since he didn't trust his Loyalty to him as the Governor, there's this guy Ortom wanted to forcefully put in place of Gana, gana killed the guy instead then things turned sour between Gana and Ortom that Ortom placed bounty on his head and was always giving info to Army anytime he's spotted in a particular area. we knew how Army would come burn his house and even fly copters over Katsina ala
when the threat became too much he swore to kill Ortom but Suswam came in and told him to halt that intention that it'd not favour the tiv tribe if his deputy that happened to be an Idoma happen to be the Governor. Later during Ortom's first tenure Benue folks esp the Tiv started loosing interest in his government cause Fulani were killing in numbers and the man defending them (gana) was still still wanted to kill him at all means.(Mind you with this Gana was still defending his home town Katsina ala from Fulani attacks) Ortom left APC when he saw what his Fulani masters are trying to do to Benue, He joined PDP, tried to make peace with Gana and sent Elders to plead with Gana to forgive him twas then Peace started returning and Fulani herdsmen killing reduced drastically. it's what it's visible even to the blind when Ortom left apc Fulani killing reduced
So much hidden stories so you best believe when ur told he's not Ortom's boy This is exactly how fulanis defeat blind ethnic groups who are unwise to continue intra-fighting. Sensing how the Tiv governor was against their own strong man, the fulanis invited their brothers to wipe them off such that even the Tor Tiv was forced out of his ancient palace. Ortom had to decamp from APC and attempt peace to curtail the terrorist fulanis. The same goes to foolish Igbo governors and political jobbers like Rochas, Orji Uzor Kalu and the rest. Fools who think attacking IPOB to please the fulani run government of Nigeria will do them any good. Most of these governors are looking for the Senate seat after their gubernatorial tenures hence they don't want anything to dent it. This means they value their political careers above the good of their ethnic groups which means that they're of no value to their ethnic nation. Back to the topic. If Ortom's hand is in Gana's death, he should be quick to raise his replacement who should be better manageable not to kill ethnic Tivs the way Gana did else he will regret doing what he did. If he's not involved, he should speak up now. I don't wish to say it but fulanis may be back to Benue soon. |
Politics › Re: Army Kills Terwase "Gana" Akwaza Hours After Being Granted Amnesty By Benue Govt by Yujin(m): 8:17am On Sep 09, 2020 |
TheManhattan: Some ignoramus are calling this guy Robin Hood. I lololololo. Now I know there is an agenda to divide this nation but it won't work. Great one to the Nigerian Army. Nnamdi KANU should be next . Lol... You will be next. Besides, there are thousands of capable hands to continue our goal for Biafra should God permit it. Our course is a justified one. |
Politics › Re: Killers Of Two Hausa Settlers In Rivers State Not IPOB ― Police by Yujin(m): 8:59pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
Arrewa: So the police men that killed ipob members are all Fulanis right? See what Nnamdi kanu has done to your brain.
Just take good look at the long crap you just post here and you think you're making sense.
Every killings in the south east is now attributed to fulani herdsmen. Even when your brothers are being caught on daily basis killing and raping women.
Why do you hate the Fulanis so much?? Is that the reason you people are killing Hausa settlers in your region??
Look at you writing long crap to justify the killing of innocent Hausa settlers.
This is a traditional ruler in imo state that was arrested together with his hit squad.
All their atrocities were blamed on fulani herdsmen Your terrorist fulani government will come to an end soon. While other ethnic groups might accept your terrorists brothers killing them, we will never tolerate it. Terrorist fulani militias have attached and killed Nigerian soldiers yet not even one of them has been killed yet the useless DSS went to shoot a group of peaceful men holding a prayer meeting. This is 2020... Dynamics have changed. |
Politics › Re: Lance Corporal Martins Idakpini To Be Court-Martial by Yujin(m): 9:12am On Sep 08, 2020 |
agwo2july: some of you don't understand military operations. before you join army you sign alot of documents, given yourself to the government and ready to abide by the rules of the military. your parents, signed the documents as well. military have their own internal operations which they can't be subjected to civilian operations. Lance Martins should have known better before criticising his superiors. military kill for insubordination. the guy was wrong to criticize the institutions he served, military don't play with indiscipline except they decided to have mercy on him to retire him quietly, he is a goner. You're partly correct but fail to realize that those documents the soldier signed remains valid in asmuchas the army remains patriotic to her duties of protecting the people of the nation. The moment she deviates from that aim, every binding agreement is suspended. Didn't he state the corruption, nepotism and unpatriotic things the superiors are doing? This is why fulanis see other ethnic groups as FOOLS. Their loyalty is certainly not with Nigeria that's why they've been doing all these including empowering Boko Haram and using them to kill soldiers from other regions. The loyalty of a man towards an institution within a country should be to the extent that institution is loyal to the good of the general populace of that country. The present Nigerian Army as run by the fulanis is partisan. Did rtd. Theophilus Danjuma not say the same thing openly? He expressly said the Nigerian Army is colluding with attackers and are bias. Lance Corporal Martins showed the whole world where his loyalty lies and he will FOR A LONG TIME be remembered for it. He won't be quoted out of context because he did a video and a lot of people have downloaded and saved it for any applicable time. We're watching. |
Politics › Re: Killers Of Two Hausa Settlers In Rivers State Not IPOB ― Police by Yujin(m): 5:57am On Sep 08, 2020 |
After making some contacts and investigation immediately after the the blatant killing of my comrades recently in Emene- Enugu State, we discovered that the fulani terrorist government used that attack to test how many ethnic groups are very willing to be their tool should an heavy armed insurrection begin. The team of vampires they sent on that ignoble mission were comprised of different ethnic groups and the result they got though was promising but inconclusive. The question was; how comfortable will a non-fulani be to attack a peaceful group of young men holding their meeting in a neighborhood where there's no rancour? How much of a willing tool will non fulanis in the so called Nigerian security outfits be to kill a peaceful group of young IPOB men?Boko Haram terrorists have been killing other ethnic groups in the Nigerian Army for all these years yet the captured ones are released back as 'repentant terrorists'. Fulani terrorist militias aka fulani herdsmen have killed to thousands of people from ALL regions of Nigeria without even one of them prosecuted talk more of being killed yet some blind losers will still be willing to attack a non violent group of people exercising their fundamental human right. It shows the level dumbness of these set of willing tools. While the fulanis have elevated their people planting them in all juicy positions all over the Nigerian contraption, the dirty work is left for the cannon fodders aka willing tools in the Nigerian security departments to do. While their children are schooling abroad getting quality education, that of these willing tools are squeezing it in the Nigerian public schools because they can't even afford to send them to the private schools in Nigeria. When will your eyes open to see what your real problem is? |
Politics › Re: For South East & South South: Lower Niger Nation – Name To Be Determined Later by Yujin(m): 5:25am On Sep 08, 2020 |
EMMY76: You are just ranting rubbish here there is no time the igbos have plotted to steal ur lands and resources even nmk that is including u guys in his biafra map is only calling for a referudum where every ethnic group in the niger delta will vote for where they will love to belong to so where are all these unnecessary hate and fear coming from? There have never been any recorded history of igbos in the hinterlands invading the lands of non Igbo speaking communities in the SS and massacring them and taking over their ancestral lands like the way the fulani usually does to northern christain communities so why all the hate? The hausa/ fulanis have been hiding under one nigeria to steal ur oil and gas for decades to develop their region yet it's the Igbo man who have been suffering marginalization since the end of the biafran war that is now the problem of u people.  I wonder how some of them reason. No one is forcing anyone to join. We are only proposing that all our neighbouring groups join in the soon to come referendum where your ethnic group will decide whether to join Biafra or remain in Nigeria. If at present you know that you don't want any of the two, then start your own agitation. Your stance will determine how we relate to you. Simple! While we are aware that there are many imposters here on nairaland claiming to be from the SS, we're equally aware that some of the non Igbos from the SS don't support the idea hence the need for a referendum to clear all doubt. When you reject me, I clearly know how to respond to your sos message. |
Politics › Re: Anioma And Igbo Trends On Twitter by Yujin(m): 10:56pm On Sep 07, 2020 |
paul100: I am from Ubulu-okiti and i must say that we are really seen as minority.My urhobo friends always see me as someone that is not from delta.They say we are not the real owners of delta state. Lol. Even when you're from a big ethnic group as Ignorance yet you allow an ignorant person to make you feel less of your heritage. Chai! |
Politics › Re: Why I Think Nnamdi Kanu Is A Fraud by Yujin(m): 10:06am On Sep 06, 2020 |
lordsterlin: On daily basis, what you hear in the news is one scary tale of how the Security Operatives had this confrontation or the other with the membership of the now proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra(IPOB).
When you hear this news, what comes to every sane Nigerian's mind is, these young men and even women who dare to confront law enforcement agents do they think at all? Do they consider that by doing what they are doing, they are deliberately putting themselves and the members of their families in arms way? How some of them die like chickens doesn't even occur to the remainder of the members as on daily basis, one hears of new dimension of madness from them.
As I tried to critically analyze why these men are so drawn to the cause of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the only conclusion I got was that he may be using them to play a hard game of chess. He may also be a student if Robert Greene and his 48 Laws of Power.
In that book, Robert Greene took time to explain how leaders can grow a cultlike following amongst those they lead. According to the work by Mr Greene, "people have an overwhelming desire to believe in something. Become the focal point of such desire by offering them a cause, a new faith to follow. Keep your words vague but full of promise; emphasize enthusiasm over rationality and clear thinking. Give your new disciples rituals to perform, ask them to make sacrifices on your behalf. In the absence of organized religion and grand causes, your new belief system will bring you untold power".
Now the question is how did Mazi Nnamdi Kanu gain this kind of following amongst the Igbos in the Southeastern part of Nigeria and even among those in the diaspora? I daresay, he may have gone ahead to execute the five steps mentioned by Robert Greene. The steps are:
To create a cultlike following, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu needed to catch peoples' attention with something easily believable without much thinking. He knew how the Igbo's followed the Late Ikemba of Nnewi, Chief Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegu Ojukwu! He knew the Biafran story as espoused by the late icon. With former President Goodluck Jonathan losing the presidential election in 2015, he knew how disillusioned and discombobulated the people of the Southeast and Niger Delta were and so he capitalized on this seeming frailness and announced the pursuit of a fathom Brafra! Robert Greene had said, to gain attention, your initial speeches and conversations must include two elements: "on the one hand, the promise of something great and transformative, and on the other a total vagueness". You would agree that this has a way of stimulating your audience with certain dreams whether achievable or not.
The second step according to the steps mentioned by Robert Greene, is to deliberately avoid anything that would result to boredom and skepticism amongst the flocks. Of course, where there is skepticism, have the potential of making the membership think rather rationally which ultimately may dismember the group, so the author advised that you dazzle your followers with some kind of visual splendor. To practically do this, Mazi Kanu attends political campaign activities of leading international leaders like that of President Donald Trump. He deliberately takes a picture and shares same on Social Media, making the people believe that he's meeting these leaders and that in no time, the object of his fancy, a sovereign state of Brafra would emerge from the cloud.
Whenever he observes that the people are becoming fed up with his antics, he manufactures the notion of "Nigerian government did not like Igbo's". So it is a situation of " us versus them". To achieve this, he sponsors the media to be silent on positive news in favour of those in the Southeast but elaborately sensationalize appointments made to those in the North. Expectedly, those who are not properly informed buy into this gimmicks and conclude that Nigeria under successive government particularly the one headed by President Buhari is anti Igbo.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is no doubt a very smart man. His strategies so far has made members of his group continue to swell beyond even his own imagination. This growth has enabled him to also become stupendously rich as most of them do monthly and yearly contributions to finance his many oversea trips.
Making them part with their hard earned money is easy but sustaining it might not be hence he moved ahead to organize his followers into a kind of hierarchy with various titles and positions that seem to make them think they are a part of a grand scheme for the liberation or restoration of Brafra.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu knows from day one that his supposed quest for a new state of Brafra is not genuine. If it were, he would've encouraged his followers to massively participate in the politics of the Southeast to elect federal and state lawmakers who will champion a constitutional amendment to include the absent referendum in the constitution. This way it can be lawful for Nigerians from the east to through a referendum determine whether to remain or go. Can you answer these questions? 1. What's your solution to the demands of Boko Haram? 2. If giving them Borno state will stop them from attacking entirely, will you agree to it? Your response will determine if I'm to engage you or not. |
Politics › Re: Soldiers, Insurgents Killed, Borno Councils Deserted by Yujin(m): 10:39am On Sep 04, 2020 |
"He said insurgents should remember that IDPs were directly or indirectly their parents or relations who were eager to pick up the pieces and continue with their normal lives." This is from the fourth paragraph when checking from the bottom of the news upwards. It confirms all that we've known for a long time. The boko haram terrorists are their sons and brothers... very few are foreigners. See how the foolish Nigerian Army is begging terrorists to lay down their arms but they're so quick to attack peaceful IPOB members holding a prayer meeting in a serene neighbourhood. Where are all those fools insulting IPOB members? We've not attacked or held anyone hostage yet you all are calling for killing us. The present happenings continue to vindicate us. History will remember us kindly with news like this. Everyone bleeds and all those who support the wanton killing of our people should remember what I'm writing here today. You shall seek peace some day with begging but it will be denied you. Only two ingredients turn a persecuted man to a ruthless soldier- training and arms. Tick tock says the clock! |
Politics › Re: Kagara Town In Niger Community Area Under Attack by Yujin(m): 7:01am On Sep 03, 2020 |
esardy: We just needed God's intervention in this country God will NEVER come down to fight for you. His assistance only comes when you've put up a fight. |
Politics › Re: Kagara Town In Niger Community Area Under Attack by Yujin(m): 6:59am On Sep 03, 2020 |
eejo: Boko Haram men attacked that community. The group has a big base in a Forest and getting set to lunch attacks on the middle belts states very soon. Yet some fools from Southern Nigeria will never learn to focus on the impending war. They're too simple to think that all will be well for them to continue to enjoy life without the Nigeria facing a heavy shake down. Mr Obadiah has said it all. He who has ears let him hear. |
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Politics › Re: Northerners Are Already Tired Of Buhari by Yujin(m): 8:00am On Sep 01, 2020 |
Racoon: They played Awo in 1979, MKO Abiola in 1993(even bubu was part of the hated Abacha junta that make life difficult for this nation) & now they're up @ it again.This is why education or being sophisticated have no bearing in politics.
The crooked Orji Uzor Kalu seems to be the stooge the northern power clique is grooming up to install again on this nation because we refused to call evil politics what it's because it's feathering our nest. My question to all smart Yorubas has been this: if after knowing the capacity of Obafemi Awolowo and his pedigree as one of the founding fathers of Nigeria and their military intelligentsia during the genocidal Biafran war, why didn't the majority of the people of Nigeria vote him into power during the numerous times he contested? If you can answer this question in sincerity, you'll understand that Nigeria is not a country. This is the only contraption that non of her founding fathers ever ruled. They lived seeing young boys who knew nothing about the struggle rule. You can imagine their feelings. |
Politics › Re: Arewa At Their Tricks Again Re: 1999 Constitution by Yujin(m): 7:48am On Sep 01, 2020 |
meavox: Copied from a WhatsApp post.
Do consider copying then forwarding on via your own WhatsApp and other social media.
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AREWA AT THEIR TRICKS AGAIN RE: 1999 CONSTITUTION
Trick 1 The NASS is going to go about on yet another series of "Constitutional Amendments". --The 1999 Constitution which was imposed and is a known forgery, is null and void, so cannot be amended. The soon-to-be Constitutional Amendment exercise is therefore just another pointless, corrupt exercise.
Trick 2 Recently, the Northern Elders Forum recommended a “Nigerian Peoples’ Conference On Review Of The Constitution” to improve “OUR Constitution”. --They were just trying to be clever because the ethnic nationalities of the Middle Belt and South were not involved in making this Constitution so it is a lie to say “OUR”. It is not OUR Constitution! The 1999 Constitution was IMPOSED upon the people, and has been kept there by State power.
Trick 3 The same Northern Elders Forum also suggested that the outcome of that Nigerian Peoples’ Conference would be submitted to the NASS which would provide for a Referendum so that the changes would be added to the Constitution and give us a “new” Constitution. --The honest and internationally accepted way forward is firstly to throw out the fraudulent 1999 Constitution then have a Transitional Government. The different Blocs in Nigeria of Oduduwa, Middle Belt, Arewa and Lower Niger (SE and SS together) under their right to Self-Determination will carry out their Referendums. It is only IF the Blocs want to come together as a Union that the question of a new Constitution will arise.
To South and Middle Belt, we really need to think then act like adults at these perilous times. It is our children who will suffer the consequences of our actions and inactions.
Please forward to the people of the South and Middle Belt. You're 100% correct. Most people from Nigeria don't know that they don't have a constitution. The 1999 constitution still in use was handed down by rtd Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar. Is that what a democracy should be using? When you fail to think properly you and your children will suffer. Today the military is in charge of Mali after the resignation of the corrupt president and suspension of the constitution. They'll rule with their own edicts irrespective of how good it might be. After they hand over the government to an elected one, it's expected for the new government to bring back the old constitution or form a new one that will accommodate the realities of the times. This is just common sense. I wonder whether the people of Nigeria are bewitched not to know simple things. |
Culture › Re: Ancient igbo pyramids have been rediscovered (Photos) by Yujin(m): 7:30am On Sep 01, 2020 |
Abohboy: Yes I’m from aboh through my father, but I school in the UK. I have always been interested and fascinated in Nigeria and Africa as a whole, and I have found that you learn the most about people through their past, so I have been trying to piece together the past of Nigeria, when I heard of the pyramids I said why don’t I try and do something to help with the search, I’m still trying to find new ways to help find new things about Nigeria, and nairaland has helped me to learn a lot about Nigeria and it’s history. Ok nwanne mmadu. Good to know. Pls do carry on with your search and endeavour to learn more about our people and to contribute towards our growth in your own way. Ajie. |
Politics › Re: Breaking: Kogi Monarch, The Attah of Igala Kingdom reportedly dies in Abuja by Yujin(m): 5:37am On Aug 29, 2020 |
LadySarah:

Is that what kings wear on their head in kogi.
More like a clown Totally uncalled for. There's no specific thing a king should wear on his head. Respect their tradition. |
Politics › Re: Breaking: Kogi Monarch, The Attah of Igala Kingdom reportedly dies in Abuja by Yujin(m): 5:36am On Aug 29, 2020 |
Rest In Peace AgabaIdu. Your reign was short but peaceful. You shall be remembered for not being controversial with your neighbours. Hopefully, your successor shall continue in similar path. |
Politics › Re: How Security Agents Hunting For IPOB Killed Unarmed People In Enugu - PUNCH by Yujin(m): 7:10am On Aug 28, 2020 |
Dickeyrider: Why is ipob fighting for a biafra that will never come? So many generations of igbos have wasted their existence on the illusion of biafra yet igbos till today are proudly Nigerians. I don't blame the government, Ipob needs to be wiped like cockroaches Your death is near. You're a bug that deserves total eradication. |
Politics › Re: Parents Of Nigerian Student Missing In Ukraine, Caleb Obari, Call For Help by Yujin(m): 7:37am On Aug 27, 2020 |
StreetFight: You want me to help you look for Igbo boy that went to do Yahoo Yahoo in Ukraine? You no serious.
Ukraine too is no man's land nah. Go look for your pikin. Buhari get ear problem, he no dey hear and Abike Dabiri hates hearing Igbo name. Lol. |
Politics › Re: Igbo Or Ijaw, Who Owns Opobo? by Yujin(m): 7:29am On Aug 27, 2020 |
godofuck231: no wonder, in this age you haven't still leant about the trade houses of Opobo, read the logic, he was sold and he accepted his new tribe, he never went back to Igbo land It's funny how a man who grew up speaking Igbo and died speaking the same language ceased to be Igbo. A man who rose up through sheer handwork and even bought the land where he became the King. Where's that ever done if not because he wanted to clear all doubts? It's like he knew some revisionists like you will arise. You and your likes should steer clear of Opobo. |
Politics › Re: Amputated (leg) Biafran Soldiers, Playing Football. -photo by Yujin(m): 1:05am On Aug 27, 2020 |
Well one thing is certain... The death of Nigeria if it comes through another war will see to the total destruction of her heart. Her engine room will brought to ruins so that a restart will be difficult for all. A war of attrition will be the goal. Enough of the bleeding... It's been for 75years that we've been killed senselessly in this Nigeria. Enough of it. The clownish OP is posting pix of maimed men. How foolish he is. Is it not better to be maimed than to be killed in cold blood like our comrades in Emene? |
Politics › Re: Igbo Or Ijaw, Who Owns Opobo? by Yujin(m): 12:42am On Aug 27, 2020*. Modified: 4:50pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
godofuck231: how can a man who was sold by his former kinsmen into slavery now being reclaimed as an Igbo man, what so ever a man give away in his lifetime, seizes to be his property.
The Ijaw are also known to practice ritual acculturation (enculturation), whereby an individual from a different, unrelated group undergoes rites to become Ijaw. An example of this is Jaja of Opobo, the Igbo slave who rose to become a powerful Ibani (Bonny) king in the 19th century. the igbos lost him. History revisionist. Was Jaja a commodity? Did black Americans cease to be Africans? Did Jaja become the King of Bonny for a single day? You're clutching at straws. |
Politics › Re: why are nigeria Army protecting fulnais but killing Igbo youths. by Yujin(m): 9:24pm On Aug 26, 2020 |
DEROX: lol I give you 2 years sef should we bet after 6 months I will come here and offer condolences to those who fell victim to operation buratai phython dance The clock is ticking for you. |