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saaron:I was in Jos on September 7th 2011 when the Hausa/fulani terrorists started killing people. All Christians were scared and they almost had a field day. Few resistance helped until security men were brought in. Then after some days, they struck again and resistance wasn't much too because Christians weren't bloodthirsty. However as body counts mounted and boys became orphans, killer instincts set in. Subsequent attacks from 2008 by those terrorists met stiff resistance and they started losing members on a high scale. From 2010 upwards, the hunters became the hunted. Most of us are no longer the way we were pre-2001. It is kill or be killed. In 2011, when the hausa/fulanis attacked a Christian stronghold around Rukuba Road, it was the Nigerian Army that came with military trucks shooting at Christians that rescued them. Christian youths stood firmly and lost about 11 boys while the invaders lost scores with over 50 vehicles that they came with all burnt. The anger in the Christian camp made some youth to roast the flesh of the invaders and feast on them. No shame in that... Families have been wiped out by those terrorists and the few remnants are carrying heavy grief with them. They can do and undo at any moment. Slowly and surely Southern youths will get to this point. By then, the hausa/fulani terrorists will be chased back to where they came from. This is our ancestral land and we must defend it with all we got. I write whatever I write here for the whole world to read and understand what's happening in Nigeria. If the international community wants peace in Nigeria, they must ensure that those who don't want to be part of the madness here be allowed to go there way. Hausa/fulanis are blood suckers and their history confirms it. |
saaron:I wonder why southerners can't see this. I wonder. Money is shared in the Hausa/fulani areas while men are being killed in the South. The other day it was in Warri, 5 days ago it was at Onitsha and Aba on the same day. Yesterday it was Ohafia. Where will be the next place? The whole region must burst out against the killings. As a youth uf you don't come out in defence today, tomorrow you or your brother may become their victim. |
Kylekent59:Are you scared of them? You don't have to be; people are primed already, what remains is just the spark. Soldiers can bleed too. How many can they muster? |
I was the first person to echo it here on nairaland on the day the lockdown started that Nigerian security personnel will kill more people than the virus itself. What's the worth of the life of the people in Nigeria? Nothing. This is simply because they allowed it to be so. If any security operative kills any civilian whether by 'accidental discharge' or through torture, as long as that civilian is innocent and law-abiding, let the security men feel the heat too. One for all, all for one is the only way to survive in the jungle. Even animals fight back when threatened. You are more than animals. Bloody dogs in uniform! |
aljharem:Yes I do. Why? I see the sarcasm but still wrote what I wrote. Sarcasm doesn't make any impact in our society as we're easily carried away. Let the wicked politicians and their cronies feel the full angst of the people in very clear words. |
Sycophants all over. Tufiiiiiaaaaa!!!! |
Xisnin:Lol. Chai... Orange God.. . Trump don suffer. |
seunmsg:Is that up to 6ft deep? |
Mbakuthegreat:This is why I'm ready to fight and die if need be to extricate my people from this Nigeria. Some unambitious people want us all to suffer the same fate. Tufiakwa! I'll never agree to that. This is essentially what IPOB is all about. |
EagleNest:I never said all black people were timid. I'm not timid and have never been. So also are numerous other people I know. However, the majority of black people have exhibited those beggarly features I mentioned. There are many instances to show how blacks sold their respects. Imagine a policeman holding the umbrella for a foreigner while he makes a call. Blacks are quick to shoot their brother who's complaining against the maltreatment from a foreign employer. There's no code of conduct for other races when they come to our land. We see it as welcoming they see us as simpletons. Go to other continents and see for yourself. |
Mbakuthegreat:I agree with you as your points are consistent with my thoughts. Most Africans(blacks) appear before other people/races with that look of a beggar. Someone seeking for assistance and ready to cut corners at any given time and never exuding confidence. You can never gain respect through such behaviours. You can't help it when your colour already makes you standout but your countenance and values will be final judgement on your personality. No one will treat you as trash if you don't look beggarly, act primitively and exude inferiority before other people. All other races have surface principles except the black man. Do any how to him and he'll smile back. Only beggars do so for obvious reasons. If you reject a gift from another race because your judgement of that gift is that it wasn't given in good faith, that person will respect you. A beggar will accept anything. Our father's made those mistakes and we're still doing the same. How can you exchange humans for mirrors? You sold off yourselves cheaply. For a man to travel that far in search of slaves means he attaches high importance to him. Demand something high too but our naive fathers never thought so. Now, we're doing the same. Expecting free money from China of late after selling ourselves to Europeans and getting nothing tangible in return. The worst is that Asians never defeated us militarily yet we're already succumbing without a fight. Prostituting because of the money we won't ( not can't) put to good use. Where's the sense in that? Most blacks don't know that other races measure people through every interaction they have with them. A lot of Igbos know this. Some Yorubas and Hausa/fulanis know it too. Your intelligence is gauged from little interactions and you're put in your place immediately. Most smaller tribes don't know this. Another thing is fearfulness... blacks fear a lot. It also shows in our day to day activities and smart people pick these signals to place us where we belong. Asians challenged their leaders and died in millions but see where they are today. Europeans had their revolutions and are enjoying today. They fought wars for national pride. We all know about the Arab spring even though all north African countries have better standard of living than other subsaharan countries. They'll always be respected. See even Sudan rising up against Al Bashir; tomorrow when Sudan gets better we will still be calling on God to help us. No one black country have had the courage to rise against a black government facing the army who are just few hundreds of thousands. How then can we be respected? Have you ever seen a war veteran respecting a fearful delinquent civilian? It can never be! We are the problem. |
adebayo201:Does it matter if it's a wastage? The spellbound citizens will never rise to challenge them so they're at liberty to do as they please. |
omonnakoda:Lol. Was the sacked Usman Yusuf (executive secretary of the NHIS) ever prosecuted for his embezzlement? NO! Tomorrow, if news carried the karmic message of his death one will expect the suffering masses denied health treatment benefits by this man to type RIP. Do people type RIP to the death of common thieves who robbed pittance just to feed? I wonder the specie of humans found in Nigeria. |
dukeprince50:Good riddance to bad rubbish. Any day you change from this wrong belief of yours remember to apologize to me by going to the hospital and paying the bill of someone you don't know and have never met to the tune of N50,000 or above. Wherever I am, I'll be appeased. |
dukeprince50:Lol. Why are you holding back? Let it out. I've not harmed any one or denied anyone what's rightfully his, yet you thought of insulting me but the man you're dying to defend has caused the death of thousands of people through his corruption and overall wickedness. Between me and you, who's more justified? Hypocrite, go ahead and insult me. I won't feel a thing from your insult because Abba Kyari was a baaaaaaddddd man. No RIP for him... it will be hypocritical of me to write. |
LinkolnTech:What made his soul gentle? Until the people of Nigeria begin to respond to issues appropriately, they'll continue to be treated worse than animals. Ugandans rejected the corpse of Idi Amin and he wasn't buried in their country. If it was Nigeria, they'll wail and accept him thereby encouraging another lunatic to do the same. |
CrimeKsmart:No reasonable person rejoice over the death of a good man. But the death of a bad man brings relief to the people hence they rejoice. You're worse than a hypocrite. |
CrimeKsmart:Only hypocrites pretend not to rejoice when a known criminal dies. Thousands have died because of Abba Kyari's embezzlement and overall wickedness. Even Aisha Buhari will rejoice to this news. You're worst than a hypocrite because you're a tribalist too. Always seeking for ways to paint Igbos bad. Gerrara here mehn! |
Lol. See how vultures were hovering round the thread seeking for spoils only to be disappointed by the smart Igbos. My people are now seeing the bigger picture. We know our enemies and will focus on them. We won't expend energy on a naive brother when something bigger is staring us in the face. Wike just like a good number of our Igbo subgroups in Rivers state are naive about ethnicity because they latch unto local sentiments to win local elections or appeal to the subconscious of the ignorant folks. Chibuike Amaechi won't make such a comment because he has gone to the bigger field and can see the bigger pix to an extent. I'll over look Ezenwo's statement and focus on the terrorists up north. In due time, he'll understand better and retrace his steps.I believe Chief Chukwuemeka Eze is wise enough to correct Wike's naivety without indulging our collective enemies who are dying to see us fighting among ourselves. |
Things are happening very fast in Nigeria... Some criminals are preparing to runaway... they're torching all the facts to be used against them. I wonder why people can't see all these. |
CoronaVirusPro:The end for you fulani terrorists is near. You'll regret all the killings you have been doing on the innocent people tied down in Nigeria. |
CoronaVirusPro:Says a terrorist fulani. Continue with the killings, soon the tide will change. |
TheMohican:When you start to understand that some words are contextually right then you'll learn when to argue and when not to. I used the word rich but you've been using the word interchangeably without knowing that they're not exactly alike. Is Africa a mineral rich continent? Yes. Is Africa a wealthy continent? No. The difference is that Africans have failed to use their rich resources to make the continent wealthy. I hope you get it. |
Lol. Let every freedom fighter gear up within the next few weeks. Ensure you grab your freedom with everything you got because failure to do this will be disastrous. Let every region begin to prepare an interim government to have a level of control when the chaos ensues. There's nothing like revolution in Nigeria. Some people will always sabotage it. They know themselves. |
Just imagine what 'CoronaVirusPro' is asking! No sympathy.. I can see he's even rejoicing at the killing of innocent farmers and villagers. It's very clear he's a terrorist fulani who cares not the killings his brothers commit. |
Let our people be on high alert... Such things in the middle of a pandemic shouldn't be overlooked. |
nedekid:You guys still don't get the gist; to those criminals in government you have to be almajiri to warrant government assistance. How many farmers who's farms were destroyed by the terrorist fulani herdsmen were helped by the government? Not even one. Use your tongue to count your teeth. |
TheMohican:Africa is rich because of her untapped resources. Harnessing it for the benefit of our continent is the problem. How you choose to interpret it is your concern. Everyone have resources but their are classes of resources viz mineral/natural and human. Africa is rich in both of them but we lack the will power to harness these for the good of our continent. You being insulting does more damage to your personality. I'll not condescend to that level. |
TheMohican:Are UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia rich? I won't argue with you because you clearly don't know the worth of Africa. |
Investnow2017:Just imaging! Hang in on an empty stomach. Hunger kills literally. |
When I say the scramble for Africa will happen again many don't understand me. Africa is too rich to be left in the hands of daft people. It's either we develop and defend our resources or they'll possess our land by any means possible. We're adding no value to the world. If you think we deserve to control our land, join like minded people and uproot the terrorist and criminals ruling us. We can do it. We must suffer to develop. We must cast away fear and face every stumbling block and even evil spirits will fear to stand in our way. We must value our lives by asking about any life taken carelessly by the mad dogs called security men whether the NA, NPF, NSCDC and others. We must demand accountability. We must make demands not for our personal good but for our communal benefit. Are we not dying already in our poverty? Are we not dying in our silence? So what if we die trying to change the situation? It can never get worse. We must challenge the crooks that call themselves leaders. Are black people this dull? Tufiakwa! |
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