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From what I gather on the ground talking to people, operation Python dance only succeded in making Biafra stronger in the hearts of the people. The proscription of IPOB as a terrorist organisation has become an international joke especially in light of the herdsmen killings where a Fulani President can deploy Soldiers against those who did not vote for him but refrain from doing so against his own people who are far more dangerous. I think that operation Python dance was just a token victory that has catapulted IPOB into a genuine freedom fighting organisation. |
I still remain very proud that my people of the SE/SW resoundingly rejected the gap toothed gworo chewing dullardarian of Daura |
Nice one by IPOB, keep exposing Buhari as the Fulani supremacist terrorist he is. |
He should get used to it, that is the price of "one Nigeria" with Fulani |
As a Biafran supporter, Im actually hoping that Buhari will win the 2019 election. I need Buhari to mess Nigeria up for another 4 years |
I am proud of my fellow Igbos for rejecting the fraud called Buhari and disaster of a party called APC |
Nigeria is a disaster |
olasaad:Treason is subjective. What you think is treason today may be seen as injustice tomorow. Nnamdi Azikiwe was once arrested for treason by the colonial authorities for daring to agitate for Nigerias independence, he got a state burial Awolowo was once tried and sentenced to jail for treason, he got a state burial |
A few Igbo members of APC endorsed Buhari and someone has turned that to mean the entire Igbos endorsed Buhari. Too many kids on Nairaland these days |
Can anyone explain these two pictures?
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Gentle99:Its his people, what did you expect him to do? Speak out against his own people that massacaring everyone? He wont do that, he was defending them long before he became president 2. Are the Herdsmen back by FG, owing to IG of Police's earlier dismal of the attacks as communal clash?[/b]Because the government of Buhari is all about nepotism. They are not even hiding it any more. The question usually comes from families of the victims of Biafra Day mass shooting! Why is the FG quick to react to IPOB's peaceful protest and yet to (not slow) react to Fulani Herdsmen killing? Why are the peaceful ones being branded as the evil and troublesome ones while the innocents are held culpable for things and actions they did not! When did call for independence become an act of terrorism? When and where are peaceful protesters declared wanted terrorists in the world? Where in the world is succession seen as a crime, treachery, felonies act and above all, an act of terrorism? Why are the terrorists defended and peace seekers criticized?The reality is that Nigeria runs on two tiers. What region you come from determines how well or bad you are treated by this government. Thats why an unarmed group that has never killed anyone, such as IPOB, will get military attack and terrorist tag but armed Fulani herdsmen that are killing hundreds of people get rewarded with cattle ranches and colonies. It is all about subjugation and the supremacy of the Fulani over everyone else. Thats what Nigeria stands for |
Fela was that rare Yoruba man who knew that Nigeria was all about Northern domination which was why it was necessary for Igbos to attempt to get out of Nigeria. He knew Igbos were right to go Its just too bad that there are not many like Fela still left................. |
The same Kayode Ogundamisi who was calling Nnamdi Kanu the "Hittler of Abia" and calling IPOB all sorts of names. Funny thing is that this same Ogundamisi was once amongst the leadership of OPC, a terrorist organisation that took up arms, destroyed properties and killed people. Someone should tell him that Kanu and IPOB and Kanu never took up arms or killed anyone, thus, they can never be as bad as Ogundamisi once was. |
Dfire:Before you start this sort of thread, you should go and read more of Nigeria's history, particularly that of Ojukwu. Who told you that Ojukwu hated Nigeria? Ojukwu was only fighting to defend his people against Hausa-Fulani hegemony. Ojukwu did all he could to keep Nigeria one and avoid war. He even went to Ghana to sign an agreement so that there would be peace. However, the Northern government of Gowon decided not to keep to the agreement signed in Ghana and Ojukwu was left with no choice but to declare the independence of his people and fight for freedom. Ojukwu was never the problem, Nigeria was always the problem. Mandela was once regarded as the number one terrorist of south Africa. But history later vindicted him and he was also given a state burial |
ben4ever:Which is why everyone should call a spade by its name, admit that Nigeria has long failed, and go our different ways |
Adefemiaderoju1:Of course. Igbos have had time to see see what the office of president of Nigeria has done for Yorubas who had it for 8 years, Hausas who had for 3 years under Yaaradua, Ijaws who had it for 5 years under GEJ and Fulanis who have had it for about 3 years under Buhari. The verdict is that the office of president of Nigeria is a waste of time. |
I will never understand how a non Igbo will open up a thread to discuss if Igbos will get the presidency or not. I dont see Igbos agitating for the Presidency of Nigeria, that office no longer holds the prestige it used to. The average Igbo man does not care about the office of president, he knows that the office is all about having "bragging rights" and nothing more. There are more important things for Igbos to think about |
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has once again restated its call for referendum as a solution to the many problems facing Nigeria. The group maintained current happenings in the country further strengthens IPOB’s position that Nigeria’s forced union is not sustainable IPOB, expressed these opinions in a statement by its Media and Publicity Secretary, Comrade Emma Powerful. It also expressed gratitude to all those who joined in the rally in Aba, Abia State capital, on Saturday, to honour its members and other innocent people allegedly murdered by Nigerian security agents last year at Igweocha (Port Harcourt) on the day of the inauguration of President Donald Trump of the United States of America. The statement read in parts, “Today, Nigeria is still paying a high cost in loss of human lives, which unfortunately, includes a preponderance of Biafran lives, for that decision of Yakubu Gowon. Nigeria is still paying in the form of renewed genocide, now championed under the twin umbrella of a lopsided Nigerian security forces and Fulani herdsmen. In an era where armed Fulani men, emboldened by the acquiescence of the Northern ruling class and complacency of the Presidency, unleash murderous mayhem on unsuspecting civilian populations, we must spare a thought for IPOB agitators brutally slaughtered for demanding to be accorded their constitutionally guaranteed rights. “Ironically what IPOB is agitating for – freedom for all, is the only approach that can solve the Fulani conundrum. Had the wider Nigerian public not sided with the Buhari regime in their persecution of IPOB, such blatant discriminatory and hypocritical approach to democratic governance in Nigeria would not obtain. We steadfastly and unapologetically maintain that the Nigerian union is unsustainable, only free self governing nation states is the solution. “IPOB remains today, at the forefront of the new revolutionary change sweeping across the land. Things can no longer be the same because all the injustices that gave birth to our agitation for an independent Biafran state are now being felt by all those that once stood in opposition to the ideology of our prophet and leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. “As genocide looms ever large in Nigeria today, IPOB restates the call for a referendum to enable ordinary people decide their destiny. The fate of 160 million people cobbled together by Frederick Luggard in a horrible experiment gone wrong cannot be determined by a morally bankrupt leadership of old men who are past their retirement age. “In the face of all these, Biafrans have exercised uncommon restraint and continue to demonstrate to the world their commitment to peaceful agitation by refusing to take up arms for self-preservation. We have chosen this route because we trust in a new international order that is committed to protecting all oppressed peoples from genocide. Source: www./news/43394-biafra-referendum-can-solve-fulani-herdsmen-attacks-ipob/amp |
konoplyanka:Restructuring of course. Military Government is never forever, they eventually have to give way to civilians. But trying to restructure a country that has needs a two thirds to agree in a vote at the national assembly, thats impossible |
Most Igbos dont care about the presidency of Nigeria |
Guestlander:Reall? Well, let us see Yorubas come and get restructuring from the North. |
Guestlander:Lol There are only two ways of leaving Nigeria: You either become a secessionist like Ojukwu, declare your independence and fight for it no matter the consequence. Or You become an Nnamdi Kanu and take up agitation and challenge the powers that be to give you a referendum The stuff of character needed to be either Ojukwu or Kanu is rarely found amongs Yorubas. This makes any talk of leaving Nigeria by them laughable. It takes more than mere talk to leave Nigeria |
Guestlander:What Im trying to say is that Igbos once left Nigeria. This is a feat that the Yoruba nation can only talk about but can never ever attempt. There are somethings that are beyond the capabilities of Yorubas and one of them is secession. The Yoruba man is not made of the stuff needed to be a secessionist. That is why most Igbos will laugh at any talk by Yorubas to leave Nigeria, it will only end in talk, same as YOLICOM. |
Thickcok01:But ehen the Igbos go their way as Biafra, Nigerians like you will come to fight war ti bring Igbos back. I dont know why this is news. Igbo APC members coming to support Buhari for a second term? Does anyone in APC have a choice? |
Yorubas dont have what it takes to leave Nigeria, they are not Igbos. The North will reject restructuring and Yorubas will go back to chanting 'one Nigeria' |
Timewasters. APC is dead in Igbo land |
SIRTee15:IPOB were just holding rallies, they hadnt even started real agitation yet. What happend to IPOB was just state sponsored terrorism against an unarmed people by a dictatorial government. The Government has now become a national laughing stock for attacking and proscribing and unarmed group like IPOB who have not killed anyone, but or offering cattle colonies to Fulani killers. I still stand that anyone who wants anything has to agitate like IPOB. Take to the streets and vent your frustration using your right of freedom of expression with peaceful protest. Anyone waiting for the national assembly is wasting their time |
zoning of the office of the President in our great party to the South East at the end of your second tenure in office as President in 2023,” they pleaded.Why do these people think that Igbo president is the main headache of us Igbos? |
SIRTee15:Look at someone who said that the IPOB route leads no where but went on to write absolute nonsense. How will Yoruba representstives bring about restructuring? It does not matter how many times they raise the issue on the floor of the national assembly, they will never have the numbers to vote it into law. Infact, even if the entire representatives of the SW/SE/SS in the national assembly came together, they still would not have the two thirds majority needed to vote a constitutional issue such as restructuring into law. Restructuring is mainly a Southern Nigeria thing which is opposed by the North, and they have more than enough reps to vote against it. At least with Nnamdi Kanu, the world saw agitation, massmobilisation, support and so on. Thats what gets result. This talk of restructuring is a waste of time. If you want something in Nigeria, you have to agitate for it like IPOB or just forget it |
How is this newsworthy? That members of a political party endorsed their incumbent president for a second term? Who else would they have endorsed? |
mbos:Ise! |
SouthEastFacts:Why? Because they never burned any farm down or killed anyone like the Fulani herdsmen? |
