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Politics › Re: #notobiafra. Igbos Come And Support by zendy: 9:05am On Dec 03, 2015
kachnov:
Of course when you charge at a fully armed military man without regard for his status as a military man,he is obliged to subdue any threat ,even it means using lethal force.
That reasoning is exactly why Nigeria can never reach the level of other civilised countries
Politics › Re: #notobiafra. Igbos Come And Support by zendy: 8:55am On Dec 03, 2015
shachris02:
if you follow the laid down rules, no one would fire at you. when you've decided to behave like animals, then expect to be treated same. How many Bilie movement people have you heard are fired at?
What rules? In civilised countries, no matter how out of hand a protest goes, the Police never open fire on people. In civilised countries, the Police use rubber bullets,tear gas, water repellant and other crowd control devices to disperse people. No one loses their life. But in Nigeria, your security agents rain down bullets on unarmed protesters. You people have no shame for defending the terrorist methods of your Government
Politics › Re: Dear Biafra!!! by zendy: 8:49am On Dec 03, 2015
agalamanyi:
i would try to be civil with you,in Onisha yesterday about 9 lives where lost, goods were burnt,all for what?look at south Sudan,Syria et al we must be careful what we wish for cause to get a country is the easy part,to manage it is another,Nigeria or Biafara is not worth dying for!Politicians use helpless citizens to instigate war,the Nnamdi Kanu guy that started the noise has dual citizenship! he will run should war begin,if you know anyone that saw the war(civil war),kindly ask them of their opinion,over 3 million life's lost! 3 million dreams killed,does it not mean anything?the people that died yesterday is dead and gone ,and mark my words nothing would be done to remember them or console the families.anagi eme uwa na ike
Mr man, read between the lines. You think this Biafran protest is just about Mazi Kanu? It's much bigger than that, it is about freedom. Without freedom, you are nothing. The 3 million people you are talking about was killed by your so called Nigerian Government. Those people were enjoying themselves in the east when your so called Government said "we must all be one Nigeria"! And came down to east to kill them. If Nigeria can do that, why would anybody want to be part of Nigeria? The Biafran protest has been peaceful weeks now despite the intimidation harassment and killings of unarmed protesters. Yesterday, the same terrorist Government stepped up its game by raining diwn bullets on unarmed people. And here you are talking about economy while your Government is killing people in cold blood. Your not ashamed of your self
Politics › Re: Northern Royal Fathers Meet With Igbo Royal Fathers In Owerri by zendy: 8:36am On Dec 03, 2015
oluwazino:
Nawa u o!!! Use ya head na is it only churches dey blew up be talking as if dey did not blow up mosques too dey are not hausas dey are BH abi think b4 u talk
I don't give a toss if it was Boko Haram that burnt churches in the north or if it was the Ghost of the Sultan of Sokoto. When that event happened, how many Northerners were retaliated against in the east? This 'one Nigeria' is laughable
Politics › Re: #notobiafra. Igbos Come And Support by zendy: 8:31am On Dec 03, 2015
tscara:
This is for all igbos who are against the stupidity and myopia of the so called biafran struggle. This is fast degenerating into somethIng else. Let us all collectively make our voice heard that we are not in support of a cause that might lead to widespread violence as it did some 40 years ago. Let us prove these miscreants that the majority of igbos do not support this cause or at least do not want from any violent means.

#notobiafra tscara
You are not in support of a cause that might lead to widespread violence? Who is killing who here? Unarmed Biafran protesters or the Nigerian security agencies? The quest for freedom in Biafra is what is myopic to you but the slavery of Lord Lugards Nigeria is what makes sense to you? Cowardice is a horrible thing
Politics › Re: Onitsha Ipob Peaceful Protest: My Story, A Bloody Story by zendy: 8:18am On Dec 03, 2015
Thanks bro for sharing your story. I listened to Radio Biafra last night and the eye witness accounts of how the Nigerian security services turned a peaceful protest into a bloodbath by shooting unarmed protesters is indeed testament to the fact that we Biafrans must never entertain the thought of staying in Nigeria. Nigeria uses fear and intimidation to enforce the fraudulent concept called 'one Nigeria'. We must keep agitating for our freedom and never stop. Freedom is always purchased in blood and we shall be free one day in the not too distant future
Politics › Re: The Protest Is No Longer Peaceful by zendy: 6:52am On Dec 03, 2015
fowowe411:
That is my problem, burning down the mosque,what is the significant of that? that the fight also connotes hatred for a particular tribe and religion which to me is enough to spark tribal war in the. country. What If the Hausa/Fulani starts reprisal violence up north? please you all should give peace a chance.
Although I was not in Onitsha yesterday, I'm sure if I go there and ask around, the burning of the Mosque will have something to do with the killing of unarmed Biafran protesters by the Nigerian Government.
Politics › Re: Lessons To Be Learnt From The Onitsha Crisis by zendy: 2:06am On Dec 03, 2015
Connoisseur:
I am Igbo
I am NOT pro Biafra
This is because I believe the Igbos are better in a united Nigeria. Even though the south East are homogeneous people with close language and culture which qualifies us as a country, geographical and economic factors does not favour this position.
But the right to self determination is a fundamental human right and shouldn't be denied anyone. Protests and marches are markings of democracy the world over.

This is why I blame the unit of 7 soldiers stationed at the onitsha end of the niger bridge for the chaos that visited onitsha these past two days. In recent weeks, there has been uneasy calm around the eastern states following the detention and trial of Nnamdi Kanu. There has been peaceful marches and demonstrations on every day he has appeared in court. So it was on tuesday the 1st, a group of IPOB members numbering more than 100 were on a march to asaba. They were stopped at the bridge head by these soldiers who refused them passage. The soldiers barricaded the road and demand they move back or be shot at, the men rather than move decided to block the entire Road until they were granted access. Things happened quickly from there and within 40mins there were more than 1000 men at the site demonstrating. When the soldiers realized they were outnumbered and told them to continue, the IPOB group decided to lay seine on the road and block all traffic. This went till the early hours of wednesday before they were dislodged by JTF with the resultant death and the very violent protests of the day.
If the first team of soldiers had exercised restraint and allowed a peaceful demonstration to go on, the resultant violence and chaos would have been avoided.

To my brothers, we would definitely lose more in a war of burning goods and properties of other tribes in our location. Protests against the detention of Nnamdi Kanu and peaceful marches in support of Biafra are constitutional rights but they should not trample on other people s right. In my opinion, I think what we need most at this time is Integration in mainstream Nigeria politics. This we can achieve by building alliances with other tribes and regions. When we achieve this feat having empowered ourselves politically and economically, we can now determine which way to go.

God bless us all
Your Nigerian Government has killed not less than 6 Biafran protesters started after Kanu was arrested,before the mayhem in Onitsha today. How many times did you call your Government to other for killing peaceful unarmed protesters? IPOB are not carrying guns but your Nigerian police that can use rubber bullets,tear gas and other non lethal means as is used in civilised countries decided to use live ammunition on unarmed civilians. And you are online talking rubbish
Politics › Re: BIAFRA: Whose Interest? by zendy: 1:41am On Dec 03, 2015
Nigeria was just a "get rich quick" scheme setup by the British con artist called Lugard. Lugard has gone back home, it is time for us to drop that stupid name 'Nigerian' which he gave us, assume our original names and go back home too
Politics › Re: Northern Royal Fathers Meet With Igbo Royal Fathers In Owerri by zendy: 12:07am On Dec 03, 2015
kestolove95:
Igbos have made mistake of burning dwn a mosque, d hausas don't joke with dia religion, just pray dix news don't go viral cox dey will burn dwn all d churches in d north nd kill 1000 igbos..u guys hv touched wia it hurt d most
Did you say the same all these years that Hausas have been burning and blowing up Churches in the north?
Politics › Re: Northern Royal Fathers Meet With Igbo Royal Fathers In Owerri by zendy:
Okoroawusa again!! What did Imo state see in this man to re-elect him? Imo people failed my hand badly
Politics › Re: Igbos Should Continue To Distance Ourselves From IPOB by zendy: 11:59pm On Dec 02, 2015
Kastonkastroll:
My friend you don't know what you are saying. You think if you get your Biafra today, iboes in other parts of the country will automatically become indigenes of the respective state they are residing in? It doesn't matter if only you iboes residing in the east voted for the Biafra nation. At the end of the day, any IBO residing in any part of Nigeria will automatically become a biafra citizen. And I hope you know what that means. grin Na iboes deportation back to biafra be that straight
Yes, when Igbos get their own country, Igbos should endeavour to return home if Nigeria does not allow them to stay. Any Igbo who then believes that his business, his job or position is more important than his people people is on his own. Nobody ever said that freedom is easy but it is worth fighting for.
Politics › Re: Igbos Should Continue To Distance Ourselves From IPOB by zendy: 10:47pm On Dec 02, 2015
Kastonkastroll:
How did you come to the conclusion that 90% of iboes will vote to leave Nigeria when a referendum is issued? Are you now the mouthpiece of millions of iboes leaving outside their region? You guys are just plain dumb and _stupid. So you expect a ibo man that is peacefully doing his business in the SW/north/SS to abandon were he makes a living and come languish with you in your region. Lol you expect iboes that are working in various federal institutions/organizations to leave their jobs because of some utopia nation? grin

Some of you think you can get Biafra and continue to occupy various offices in Nigeria. grin
I must clarify something. The referendum we are talking about is Igbos living and residing or present in Igboland, Southeast Nigeria. The referendum is not for Igbos in London, Russia, America, Ghana, Sokoto or any part of the Igboland outside the SS/SE area. An Igbo man doing business in Kaduna or Lagos who loves his business more than he loves his people is on his own. How do I know that 90% will vote to leave? I'm on the ground with my people in the east and I hear what people are saying.
Politics › Re: Igbos Should Continue To Distance Ourselves From IPOB by zendy: 10:36pm On Dec 02, 2015
EUROBOMBER:
How I wish that referendum could be conducted, you will be shocked at the outcome. I have been making calls to the east and the people are not happy with this recent IPOB madness.

You will be shocked how IPOB would lose in a referendum.
This is not just about IPOB,MASSOB, Uwazurike or Kanu. This is about if the vast generality of of Igbos want their own country or prefare to be in Nigeria. In a referendum, they would vote overwhelmingly for their own country.
Politics › Re: Igbos Should Continue To Distance Ourselves From IPOB by zendy: 10:21pm On Dec 02, 2015
90% of all Igbos would vote to leave Nigeria for Biafra if a referendum is held today. IPOB are engaging in peaceful protest. The Nigerian Government is busy shooting them dead and this OP is more concerned with supporting his oppressive Nigerian Government to commit evil
Politics › Re: To All True Igbos by zendy: 10:14pm On Dec 02, 2015
zendy:
[b]You're just beating about the bush. You said a young girl was killed but conveniently left that she was killed by the Nigerian authorities because you knew that it would make your write up nonsense. You knew that you cannot defend the killing of that girl by your 'precious' Nigeria.

All is fair in war? That nonsense Awolowo said? There many people including former and serving heads of state, politicians and military leaders who are currently facing war crime charges, some already in jail, because they were thinking like you. There are rules of war and the Geneva convention which if violated can attract severe sanctions. Anyone telling you "all is fair in war" is a fool. Those protesting are exercising their constitutionally guaranteed right to freedom of expression and movement through peaceful protest. How long do you think that those protesters would keep towing the line of peace while your oppressive Nigerian state keeps shooting them dead? You should hide your head in shame [/b]
Politics › Re: To All True Igbos by zendy: 10:13pm On Dec 02, 2015
naijapips02:
you are either myopic or Anosmic. Where in my post did you read Nigerian police?

Dude, in a war, all's fair. You were not abiding by the laid than rules. You don't push me and tell me where to fall. You don't bite my anus and expect not to eat shit.
You're just beating about the bush. You said a young girl was killed but conveniently left that she was killed by the Nigerian authorities because you knew that it would make your write up nonsense. You knew that you cannot defend the killing of that girl by your 'precious' Nigeria.

All is fair in war? That nonsense Awolowo said? There many people including former and serving heads of state, politicians and military leaders who are currently facing war crime charges because they were like you. There are rules of war and the Geneva convention which if violated attract severe sanctions. Anyone telling you "all is fair in war" is a fool. Those protesting are exercising their constitutionally guaranteed right to freedom of expression and movement through peaceful protest. How long do you think that those protesters would keep towing the line of peace while your oppressive Nigerian state keeps shooting them dead? You should hide your head in shame
Politics › Re: Buhari Should Declare State Of Emergency In Anambra State Now!! by zendy: 9:56pm On Dec 02, 2015
onomeasike:
You will soon find answer to this your JAMB question when State of emergency is declared in Anambra and those funding your insurgency are arrested and jailed]
Of course you can't answer because you know your so called country is a British made fraud. The state of emergency you are talking about only goes to buttress the fact that Nigeria is a country that does not work
Politics › Re: Buhari Should Declare State Of Emergency In Anambra State Now!! by zendy: 8:36pm On Dec 02, 2015
onomeasike:
The sovereignty of Nigeria is being challenged by a few miscreants being funded by agents of last federal government and Gov Obiano is supporting then
The sovereinty of Nigeria? Which sovereinty? The sovereinty we all willing gave up or the one Lugard came from Europe to steal in other to setup his "get rich quick" scheme called Nigeria?
Politics › Re: To All True Igbos by zendy: 8:29pm On Dec 02, 2015
naijapips02:
I would start off with the quote from my favourite poet, Dante.



The time for neutrality is way passed. We must either stand up for what is right or be consumed by the fire that is coming. Or you still do not know that there's an inferno breeding?

just today, A young lady was killed. She probably wasn't an IPOB member. She probably doesn't give a damn about Biafra. But did that spare her? No! You do not know who might be next. Might be someone close to you. That you don't care about Biafra doesn't make it any different.

America and the west is plotting a depopulation scheme in Nigeria. same scheme they planted in the middle east. The more you kill yourselves, the more cleaner and viable the earth is for them to live on, and the more weaker you would be...so they would continue to dominate you.

Let's not allow America and the west use our land as a depopulation field.

We don't support IPOB's Biafra. The igbos are not part of this evil movement.

I call on all Igbos to come together and protest for Nigeria....Protest for Unity....protest for regional integration......Protest for true federalism! Protest for COMMON SENSE.

CC Abagworo, Afam4eva, asadike et al
You are a funny chap. You just said that the Nigerian police murdered a young girl, unarmed girl who may not know anything about Biafra or even care about it, but that didn't save her. Yet you are asking the Igbos to remain part of an evil entity that kills young girls. Silliness is bad
Politics › Is Nigeria A Hypocrite Or A Lier? by zendy(op): 7:11pm On Dec 02, 2015
Why is it that many Nigerians don't know what civility means in this 21st century? We say we are a great nation but many still have the reasoning level of the dark ages. How can people who claim to be modern still think so backward? People see a spade and call it a shovel.

I need answers to some questions:

Before the White man came, we were not together and we didn't kill each other. The White Man came, brought us together, and ever since, we have killed each other in the millions. Are we really one? Or are we forcing each other to be one? How can Nigeria be sacrosanct when the indigenous people who make it up had no hand in its creation? Why are we still bowing down to a British colonial creation as our country?

How can Lugard have the right come from Britain to declare us Nigerians but Ojukwu has no right to declare his own people Biafrans? Why do Nigerians blame Ojukwu for the war and say he led millions to their deaths when it was the same a Nigerian army that came down to the east to kill people? Why do Nigerians laugh at a democratic disposition called a referendum but accept the undemocratic evil way Lugard forced everyone to become Nigerian? A young unarmed girl was murdered today in Onitsha by the Nigerian security forces. Already, some Nigerians have blamed Kanu who is in jail but say nothing about the trigger happy police men who kill Biafrans on a daily basis just because Biafrans exercise their right to freedom of movement and expression. Why do we turn a blind eye to evil and expect good to come? So many questions and I want answers

Is Nigeria a hypocrite or a lier?
Politics › Re: We’ll Be Ruthless Against Any Pro-biafra Protest In Lagos – Army by zendy: 11:22am On Nov 28, 2015
we are going excercise our constitutionaly guaranteed right to peaceful protest in Lagos and anyone who doesn't like it, including the Nigerian Army or Yorubas can jump into the Lagoon!!
Politics › Re: Dickson Iroegbu Defends His 'nigeria Will Burn' Stance On Nnamdi Kanu. by zendy: 11:18am On Nov 28, 2015
Chanchit:
This guy knows nothing about what he's saying.
Freedom of speech is way different from inciting violence and he has committed treason with his comments. I'm sure he would change his stance if they lay just 30mins clips of Nnamdi's comments for him.
There is nothing like inciting violence, if there was, all the famouse Gangter rappers you know like snoop Dogg,Dr Dre,Coolio,Eminem would have been in jail for inciting violence in their songs. It is not possible to jail a person based on mere words. Many Nigerians nitwits who don't know the law
Politics › Re: A Message To All Nigerians Concerning Biafra!!!! by zendy: 10:20am On Nov 28, 2015
There are only two choices for Nigeria


Referendum or war!
Politics › Re: Biafra Will Become A Reality- Analyst by zendy: 9:56am On Nov 28, 2015
Owuwa Anyawu!!!
Politics › Re: Story About Biafra In Pictures by zendy: 10:03pm On Nov 27, 2015
olafum1:
May Nigeria not go through this again cry cry
That is the wrong prayer

The right prayer should be:

May the Nigerian Government never go down to the east again to commit wholesale murder and suffering in the name of a non existent "One Nigeria"
Politics › Re: Check Out The Proposed Map Of Biafra by zendy: 6:19pm On Nov 27, 2015
To be honest, I like that map with 25 provinces. Every province controlling their resources. The provinces can eventually come together to about 3 or 4 regions. Im an Anambra man but I'm of the view that should Biafra end up as this map, the Capital should not be in Igboland. I think the capital should be in Yenagoa province or Calabar province.
Politics › Re: Check Out The Proposed Map Of Biafra by zendy: 6:10pm On Nov 27, 2015
OZAOEKPE:
Edo state should have a place in biafra....
Edo state is not part of the Biafran project
Politics › Re: Buhari Administration A Big Disappointment So Far-Bloomberg by zendy: 2:25pm On Nov 27, 2015
LordVarys:
Buhari behaves as if he never anticipated winning the election, totally unprepared and utterly clueless
What do you expect from a Fura de nunu drinking cattle rearer?

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