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hkidola00:
a gazelle has a really long horn and doesn't have those white markings...so ur wrong

The horns grow as they grow, with the males having longer horns than the females. It's actually an antelope, not gazelle

BATified2023:
what is ipob reason for causing chaos?
What is their reason for killing security operatives?
What is their reason for making people sit at home every Monday against their will?

For more than 15 years IPOB has been doing their peaceful rallies and not disturbing anybody but your Buhari started killing them, shooting unarmed people. They're still doing that. 'm sure you know that IPOB has always denied being responsible for the crimes in the South East and has even given the law enforcement info on the people behind the carnage.
You're an incredibly useless bigot.

Pethilary:
Not so. He is still strategizing.
Pls o. I am a University staff going without salary for about 7 months now. I need a token from fellow Nairalanders. It's biting me and my family.
My details: 0909296013, FCMB, Adonu Peter Hilary.

Hunger is biting you and you're still looking to vote a failure You're still looking to vote the same political party under which you've been without salary fo 7 months?
Na die you dey o....see you see 6 feet

omenka:
With all the charms tied to his hair, he still bit the dust.

That is gonna be the date of every criminal and terrorist, including their supporters, be they online or elsewhere, who think Nigerians won't walk freely or have peace in their lands.

Tim check - 1.35pm. Guess what, Pandora AdaObi is yet to make a statement in condemnation of their acts.

Sahara Reporters released a statement that ISWAP have invaded the forests of the Sout West and even attacked and destroyed a police van, we're still waiting for Tinubu to make a statement on that
https://www.nairaland.com/7348216/breaking-iswap-terrorists-announce-presence

Oyigboupdate, time shall come when you and your gang will account for the crimes you commit just to tag IPOB in bad light

Many unarmed residents in the South-east of Nigeria have been killed by Nigerian troops deployed to check Biafra agitation in the region, findings by PREMIUM TIMES have shown.

The killings usually happen during raids on suspected camps of the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its militant wing, Eastern Security Network (ESN).

IPOB is leading an agitation for an independent state of Biafra, which they want carved out from the South-east and some parts of the South-south.

On 30 August, for instance, three unarmed residents were killed when troops from 82 Division and 34 Brigade of the Nigerian Army invaded Orsu-Ihiteukwa, a community in Orsu Local Government Area of Imo State, south-east Nigeria.

Army spokesperson Onyema Nwachukwu would later claim that those killed were IPOB members.

Two of the victims, Ugochukwu Obianeli and Nonso Izuegbu, were killed while they were moulding cement blocks in the community, PREMIUM TIMES gathered.

One other victim, Nicholas Onwughala, an elderly man, was shot in his legs by the troops at Eke Ututu Market in the community, according to sources in the community.

He died the following morning, 31 August, because of complications from gunshot injuries.

Like in other previous incidents, the troops carried out the attacks as part of an onslaught against suspected members of IPOB.

“Each time the troops come, they carry out shootings. And most times, they end up killing some innocent people, during shooting with the supposed ESN boys,” Chidi Ibekaeme, a resident of Orsu-Ihiteukwa community, told PREMIUM TIMES.

He said there had been no attack in the community until the troops began raiding suspected camps of the IPOB members in December 2021.

“I know of the three persons (killed by the troops on 31 August). Incidentally, one of them, Ugochukwu Obianeli, is my brother-in-law,” Mr Ibekaeme, a lawyer, said.

“We are living in fear. Each time we hear information that they are coming, we run away.”

Another resident of the community, Friday Nwajuo, narrated to PREMIUM TIMES how the troops killed two of the victims and labelled them IPOB members.

“We ran when we heard the army people were coming,” Mr Nwajuo began.

“Within 20 minutes, the soldiers came and started shooting. So, the two boys, who were labourers in a block industry, ran away for safety. All of a sudden, they stopped shooting.

“When they (the two victims) came out, they thought the soldiers had left. So, the soldiers saw them and shot them dead, thinking they were ESN members,” he narrated.

Again, on 17 September, exactly 18 days after, the Orsu-Ihiteukwa community in Orsu Council Area of Imo State and Orsumugho, another community in Ihiala Local Government Area of Anambra State, were invaded by the troops, killing two unarmed residents and razing shops.

Both communities share boundaries.

The troops were said to have invaded Orsu-Ihiteukwa again at about 4 a.m., with many combatant vans, armoured tankers, and military helicopters.

Residents said the troops were firing shots and detonating bombs, while the helicopters hovered over the communities.

The shootings and bombardments were said to have disrupted a burial ceremony, causing guests to run inside bushes for safety.

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that the operation was carried out in collaboration with members of Ebubeagu, a security outfit backed by the Imo State Government.

A resident, Ifeanyichukwu Edurumba, 23, was said to have been whisked away from his house at about 12 p.m. and dragged to the market in Orsu-Ihiteukwa where he was allegedly killed by the troops.

His uncle’s wife, Ifeoma Onyebuchi, who was staying with him, narrated to PREMIUM TIMES what happened.

“We were inside the house when we heard that army people were coming to the community. So, he (Edurumba) left his poultry farm and ran inside for safety. While we were inside, some people came and knocked on our door. They were a mixture of army people and Ebubeagu members, all in their uniforms.

“They ordered us to open the door when I asked who they were. They quickly broke the door and gained entry. The boy (Edurumba) ran under the bed with some children.

“One of them told us that if we don’t bring the boy, they will kill all of us. I told them the boy is an orphan and the only son of his late parents and that he is a poultry farmer and also an iron bender. I told them he didn’t do anything wrong.

“While I was talking, they went inside the room and dragged the boy out and took him away. They checked the boy’s poultry when they heard his chickens clucking. They later took the boy to Eke-Ututu Market and killed him,” she said.
‘They killed another boy’

Another resident, who said he witnessed the troops’ invasion, spoke with PREMIUM TIMES the following day, 18 September.

“They also killed one (other) boy in Orsumoghu, a neighbouring community here. I don’t know his name yet,” he said.

The man said he came face-to-face with the troops, while he was going to the market to buy an item, but that he hid from them for fear of being killed.

“They were burning houses and stalls. They used some hammers to break shops and took whatever they liked, such as beverages, and then set the shops ablaze.

“Whenever they (troops) come, they kill whoever they see, burn houses. If you come to this village now, everybody is crying. They have reduced us to rubble,” he said.

The troops, according to him, razed over 30 shops.

He said it disheartened that the Nigerian government would claim to be protecting lives and property, but turned around to order security agencies to kill residents and destroy their sources of livelihood.

Video clips which captured burning shops and motorcycles were circulated on different WhatsApp groups.

In one of the clips, a victim, Anselem Ohaachosi, whose shop was said to have been burnt down, lamented the frequent invasion of the community by troops.

“Yesterday, 17th of September 2022, a gang of Nigerian soldiers came to Eke-Ututu, Orsu-Ihiteukwa, destroyed peoples’ shops, properties (and) lives. They set my shop ablaze,” he said.

Mr Ohaachosi used to sell phones and phone accessories. He said all the items in the shop had been destroyed by the troops.

He said he went into the sales of phones because he could not find a job after graduating from Imo State University.

“Look at how they rendered me useless in Orsu-Ihiteukwa. The cost of what they damaged here is nothing less than N10 million. How can I start life afresh?”

Mr Ohaachosi said the troops were shouting, “Say no to IPOB” during the raid.

“Am I an IPOB member? Did they see any mark on me? I graduated from Imo State University and I am also a holder of a post-graduate diploma in education. I am an educationist. They have to pay for all these,” Mr Ohaachosi said.

Another clip showed helicopters hovering in the sky.

In another clip, apparently shot the following day, 18 September, people, whose shops were not affected during the operation, were seen hurriedly packing their goods out of the shops.

The invasion of the two South-east communities by the troops has attracted condemnations.

The military did not comment on the incident.

Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State would later defend the attack, claiming that the troops raided and burnt some shops in Eke-Utu Market in Orsu-Ihiteukwa Community, because materials used for manufacturing Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) were allegedly discovered in the market.

The governor claimed that suspected “bandits” operating in the area use the IEDs to fight security operatives and that an army officer, on duty in Orsu Awo-idemili community, died last month (August) from an explosion.

Mr Uzodinma incorrectly claimed that no life was lost in the attack. The governor was silent on the troops’ invasion of Orsumugho, a community in Ihiala Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Not the only attacks

But those were not the only times that the Nigerian troops would kill unarmed residents in the region and tag them members of IPOB.

In April, on Easter Sunday, troops from the 34 Artillery Brigade invaded Ihioma community in Orlu Local Government Area of Imo State, killing scores of residents and razing houses.

There were two contrasting stories around the attack. Some residents said the killings were done by gunmen, while others accused the military of being responsible.

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that the troops targeted unarmed civilians in reprisal after some gunmen attacked soldiers in the community.

The attack on the residents of the community led to the hashtag #OrluIsBleeding which trended on Twitter for days.

“This is the popular Ukwu Aki or Inland Guest house (which) has been razed down by the military forces.

“They have been shooting since morning. Shooting and killing innocent people, burning peoples’ shops and properties. That’s what we witnessed today. So, we are not happy,” said an unidentified resident in a video clip posted on Facebook by the social media user, Success Obum.

In the video clip, residents were seen scampering for safety while sounds of gunshots rented the air. Some residents were also seen weeping and lifting the corpses of their loved ones killed in the attack.

“How can the government deploy its security agencies to destroy people celebrating their Easter? We are sad. Since night, nobody has slept in this area. Nigeria military forces (are) shooting every damn thing they see,” the resident added.

But military authorities denied the allegation, claiming only IPOB members were targeted by the troops during the operation.

The troops killed one IPOB member during the operation, the army spokesperson, Mr Nwachukwu, claimed.

Mr Nwachukwu, a brigadier-general, claimed gunmen were seeking to whip up public sentiments by circulating “a doctored video” on social media.

Again, Nigerian troops, between 28 and 29 June, invaded Ossomala, Umunankwo and Obeagwa communities in Ogbaru Local Government of Anambra State, killing scores of unarmed youths, according to sources from the communities.

The heavily armed military forces were said to have been mobilised from Ogbaru Naval Base and Onitsha 320 artillery Regiment in over 20 trucks to hunt down suspected IPOB members, but they ended up opening fire on the residents.

Although military authorities did not respond to the allegations, residents said the military forces claimed those killed in the attack were IPOB members who had attacked some soldiers in the area.

The killings led to the hashtag #Ogbarumasscre which trended on Twitter for weeks, with gory images.
Worrisome situation

PREMIUM TIMES in 2016 published a detailed report on the massive extrajudicial killings in the South-east.

The report captured how a group of soldiers stationed at the Head Bridge Market, Anambra State, on 17 December 2015, opened fire on jubilant crowds who had poured out into the streets of Onitsha, the commercial capital of the state, to celebrate a court ruling in favour of the release of Nnamdi Kanu, the detained IPOB leader.

Three people died instantly while five more bodies were discovered meters away from the scene, bringing to eight the number of people killed on the spot.

Of the wounded victims taken to hospitals, four later died, bringing to 12 the number of deaths in the incident.

From Onitsha to Aba, Enugu to Umuahia, people faulted the deployment of “maximum force” during the military operations in the South-east, which has led to the extrajudicial killings of an unknown number of defenceless civilians across the region.

Human rights organisations like the Civil Liberties Organisation, the Intersociety for Civil Liberties & Rule of Law, Amnesty International, Center for Human Rights & Peace Advocacy, and Forum for Justice, have for years been documenting cases of extra-judicial killings in the South-east.

Between August 2015 and February 2016, about 170 “unarmed citizens” were shot dead or critically injured while about 400 others were arrested, charged or detained without trial, according to rights groups.

Statistics made available to PREMIUM TIMES by the rights groups within the stated period show, for example, that four people were killed in Awka and Onitsha on 30 August 2015; 13 were killed in Onitsha on 2 December 2015; 12 were killed in Onitsha on 17 December 2015; eight killed in Aba on 18 January 2016; six killed in Aba on 29 January 2016 and 22 killed in Aba on 9 February 2016.

The military usually follows a familiar pattern – after an incident, a press statement is quickly issued where the victims are labelled IPOB members. The Nigerian media, without any probe, would run the one-sided statement.

The military authorities, in most cases, would refuse to respond to questions from reporters, afterwards.

And the victims’ relatives, apparently from poor and vulnerable backgrounds, would grieve behind closed doors, knowing how difficult it is for them to get justice.
More extrajudicial killings

A report by the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rules of Law revealed that between July and August, the military and other law enforcement agencies secretly massacred hundreds of defenceless civilians in Imo, Anambra and Benue, and tagged them, terrorists.

In the report, released on 2 September, the group said part of their findings showed that the military has been working with armed herdsmen to terrorise the eastern part of the country and Benue State.

The group, while commenting on the 30 August attack in the Orsu-Ihiteukwa community, Imo State, said they were not surprised that the army “falsely labelled the victims as IPOB/ESN terrorists”.

Emeka Umeagbalasi, the board chairman at the intersociety, who coordinated the report, said the group “shall not sit by and watch innocent citizens being mowed down by soldiers and other security forces with reckless abandon”.

The military dismissed the report as a “concoction and evil propaganda”. It said the intersociety was sponsored by IPOB to destabilise Nigeria.
Human rights groups kick

Amnesty International Nigeria, like many other rights groups, has repeatedly condemned extra-judicial killings by security agencies in the South-east.

“Instead of launching proper investigations into these killings, security and government officials are often quick to claim victims were caught up in shoot-outs or simply label them members of the ESN, the armed wing of IPOB,” Osai Ojigho, the director of Amnesty International Nigeria, said in a statement in July.

The group was reacting to the killing of seven young people who were returning from a wedding ceremony in Imo State. They were allegedly killed by operatives of a government-backed security outfit, Ebubeagu.

Amnesty called on the government to put an end to the patterns of extrajudicial executions, by “carrying out a prompt, impartial and independent and effective investigation” into the killings and other human rights violations in the region.
Approach against IPOB questioned

Many have criticised the approach of Nigeria’s security agencies in fighting IPOB-linked unrest in the South-east.

One expert suggested the “carrot and stick approach” as the way forward.

“You have to offer a carrot, that’s dialogue for IPOB members and, then, use a stick, which is force, if the dialogue fails,” said Nnamdi Anekwe, a security expert.

Mr Anekwe said it was the same approach that was adopted in resolving the Niger Delta crisis.

Mr Nwachukwu, the army spokesperson, did not respond to calls seeking comments on the allegation of extra-judicial killings by the military.

He did not also respond to a text message enquiring how troops are able to distinguish between IPOB members and innocent residents during operations in communities.

“The best approach would have been to investigate and interrogate arrested suspects, not shoot them. But soldiers do not interrogate, they just attack,” Joseph Ngwu, another security expert, said.

“Even when there is an allegation of criminal activity against people, such information could be ill-motivated and, therefore, needs to be investigated first,” Mr Ngwu added.

Mr Anekwe told PREMIUM TIMES that without gathering intelligence through arrested IPOB members and “technical sources,” it would be difficult for security operatives to differentiate between the separatists and innocent residents during operations.

“Usually, if they go to a civilian area, they don’t fire, until they are fired upon. And they will make sure they use minimal force in protecting themselves,” Mr Anekwe said.

“So, in such circumstances (returning of fire by troops) innocent people may come in between those fires – that’s collateral damage.”


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/556549-how-nigerian-troops-kill-unarmed-residents-in-south-east-label-them-ipob-members.html

I wish nairalanders to know that these plenty of Likes you see on the posts of agbadorians are mostly fake. I don't know how they do it, but when you see 100+ likes on the posts of the popular urchins, just know something is amiss

Kurtis02:
This is a young deer, too expensive for that price.

there are no deer in Africa. That's a baby gazelle and I'm shocked the OP really wants to eat that thing

Corporate2020:
Tell us what your own father is buying? Children manufactured in baby factory, or hard drugs for trafficking abroad?

I'm buying buckets to store the tears of agbado urchin like you

Agbado urchins now buying Likes on nairaland

seunmsg:
Why are you pained by the likes? Why is it giving you guys serious headache? I really want to understand.

Useless urchins

Tinubuwins2023e:
He said they were rescued following an intelligence from a driver with Akwa Ibom Power Link Transit Company, one Victor Umana, based in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

To be honest, most of our police officers are bastards. What is the essence of this information?
If we continue to have foolish people occupying certain positions in Nigeria then this country cannot be better. The fool that made this statement would think he has sense but he just proved that his mother hasn't told him who is real father is.

Same thing i was saying, why did they idiots have to provide the name and even location of the informant? Our policemen are hopelessly useless

muykem:
There's no single error in APC campaign list team. It's media and opposition parties that are confused.

So the dead man that added to the list isn't an error?

omenka:
IPOB. Smh.

Just like Uzobulu massacre, this one is probably another deal between brothers gone wrong.

You're a lost cause. I pity whoever brought you into this world

According to ISWAP in a statement seen by SaharaReporters, the attack which was carried out by “soldiers of the caliphate” occurred in Ipele, Owo Local Government Area of the state.

The Islamic State-backed faction of Boko Haram, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), formerly known as Jamā'at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah wa'l-Jihād says its men attacked a police vehicle in Ondo State.
According to ISWAP in a statement seen by SaharaReporters, the attack which was carried out by “soldiers of the caliphate” occurred in Ipele, Owo Local Government Area of the state.

It claimed the fighters targeted an operational vehicle of the police with machine guns, which led to its damage. The group was however silent on if there was a casualty or not.
.The attack if truly executed by ISWAP could be a hint that the terror group is making an incursion into the South Western part of Nigeria.



ISWAP had claimed expansion into Abuja, Kogi, and Taraba in the last six months.



In May 2022, the group said it was behind an explosion that rocked the ancient town, Kabba in the Kogi West Senatorial District.



Kabba is the headquarters of the Kabba/Bunnu LGA and the people speak a dialect of Yoruba called Owe.



The town is less than 10 minutes from Akunnu-Akoko and Ajowa-Akoko in Ondo State and less than 20 minutes from Omuo in Ekiti State.

When SaharaReporters called Funmilayo Odunlami, spokesperson for Ondo State Police Command, she did not answer nor return the calls.



A text message sent to her mobile line had not been replied to at the time of this report.

The terrorists were said to have detonated explosives in the church after which they proceeded to fire shots at the congregation.





The Nigerian government swiftly said the attack was likely carried out by ISWAP but the state government said it had reservations about the claim.



Interior minister, Rauf Aregbesola, told journalists after a National Security Council meeting that “we have been able to locate the imprints of the perpetrators of that attack and from all indications, we are zeroing in on the Islamic State of West African Province (ISWAP).”

On August 9, Lucky Irabor, Chief of Defence Staff said gunmen behind the attack have been arrested.
https://saharareporters.com/2022/09/23/breaking-iswap-terrorists-announce-presence-south-west-nigeria-claim-responsibility

REDshouse:
An empty street, an empty house ... all residents and indigenes have ran to Lagos for greener pastures, including presidential aspirant Obi, To a State managed by a seasoned, accommodating, and humble Democrats (Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu)...God Bless BAT23

Mugu, that area is near government house and so it has always been a cool area. It's like an estate. I know the area well because my babe lives a stone throw from this house.
Una go com here dey cap rubbish. And it has been proven several times that Peter Obi lives in Anambra. How guileless can you urchins be?

asanausana91:
you are a terrorist sympathiser, and by the grace of God you will die from the hands of those terrorists.
The governor told you that a suspect revealed where they are manufacturing those explosives but you are here trying to deny the obvious.
Next time we will not only burn the market,we will kill all suspects.

This same governor said on live TV that ebubeagu doesn't operate with guns. Innocent people were killed and their means of livelihood destroyed and you're here talking rubbish.
This evil you support will visit you before the end of this year.

LollySeaSide:
1. The paper used to print Obi's degree result is of low quality!
2. The lighting when the picture of the NYSC certificate was taken should have been green. Why was it not green?
3. Why would you use a digital camera to take the pictures? A degree earned in 1984 snapped with a camera produced in 2020! That's unacceptable!!

lolzz...most people wont know you're being sarcastic

seunmsg:
This is not about insult. Peter Obi Pandora submitted a forged certificate because he has no original. I just showed the copy to a friend who work in UNN and he told me in confidence that the certificate is fake. Peter Obi Pandora is a criminal certificate forger.

Why are you displaying your abject stupidity for the world to see? aren't you even ashamed of yourself? You've been claiming he graduated with a third-class degree and now you've been proven wrong, you're here talking rubbish. You hate PO so much right, you've now been given an opportunity to nail him by proving his certificate is forged and you're still here ranting like a geriatric donkey.
I spit on your empty skull

ShaqFu:
If I was Tinubu, I will never grant any useless interview. When has granting any interview in Nigeria decide the outcome of any election. When has online opinion poll decided the outcome of any election in Nigeria? This is the truth many of Peter Obi's supporters who are social media noise makers don't know.

They should hold a gun to Tinubu's head and force him to grant CNN an interview. Nonsense.

So someone who wants to lead 200million people shouldn't address the people he wants to lead, abi?
You urchins are the reason Nigeria is in such a sorry state.
Tueh! I spit on your accursed skull

advanceDNA:
Tell her u have gone to find out how to change name....Tell her court refuse to do sworn afidavit without you NIN and birth certificate showing the name..

If u have done NIN already...tell her U went to NIN office.... surname change on NIN is 35k....
News paper publication 20k...She will leave u alone...

If u have not done NIN..tell her they said u should bring sworn afidavit to show your name and birth certificate......that is back to square one since u cant do sworn affidavit without NIN or document that shows your name..

She will leave u alone

You're very smart

Godfrey6865:
My boerboel puppy is having this demodex mange. Please I need advice on what to do.

Check my remedy above

wolewolsz:
Bro, use izal and palm oil on the affected area. It sounds absurd and stuff, but it’s what have been using for my dogs over the years and it has never failed me!!!

OP use this guy's method.
My caucasian suffered in the hands of mange. I used amitraz but the mange kept coming back.

Bath the dog with izal (you can also add a cover-full (the small over of the amitraz bottle) to the bath water and bath the dog, then apply palm oil on the mange sores. The palm oil will dry up the mange sores in 2days and the water mixture will kill the remaining mange

Saao:
If labour party is smart enough, they could have join the students all over the country by doing that, they will win more people.

Is like labour party is not interested in grassroot mobilization.

So that you guys will highjack the protest and use it to talk rubbish, abi?
What prevents APC and PDP from joining the protest??


Mind yourself

Benwallt:
Crime? How? He stole the toto or she stole the gbola?

It's call Indecent Exposure and it's a criminal offence

rusher14:
Sharap.

Nobody can stop subsidies until Nigeria produces its own refined fuel.

You rushed to comment rubbish without reading the article, typical of agbado-munching urchins

Kajaard:
You must be extremely foolish and stupid. In your lack of comprehension and context, you reply with insults which is very typical of your people. Bloody illiterate.

Don't ever in your miserable life send me a mention anymore. Last response to you. He-goat.

Go to hell and burn. Foolish bastard. You should rejoice that I'm bringing myself down to your level to reply a peasant like you. Brainless imp, tell me where I insulted you or are you too dumb to comprehend simple sentences? I wouldn't blame you though, I blame whoever had the misfortune of bringing you into this world

emonis88:
Hope has bn a curse on Imo state, I pity that state, n pray that they come out of this hope curse stronger.

Very useless man. He's just here to serve the whims of his masters in Abuja. They had initially planned to establish RUGA within that area but the people opposed it

Kajaard:
The beast you created

Stop being foolish. What concerns IPOB or ESN with markets? Is it that you guys are dumb or what? How many times have you heard that the army burned a market or community in the North despite all Boko Haram has been doing there? You guys are so filled with hate and that hate will consume y'all. If you don't have anything to say, why don't you just shut the f*ck up!
In case you don't know the useless governor wants to establish RUGA in that community and the people vehemently opposed it, which is why he's dealing with them like this, but I know that's of no concern to you because they're Igbo

FakeIgboJew:
Like the long Karma visit plaguing your OSU kingdom

The sins of your fathers is what you are suffering .

Face your karma and allow me to watch the live film in peace.

Mark my words, before the end of this year you'll suffer the consequences of supporting evil. Innocent people are being murdered by Nigerian security forces and you're rejoicing because they're Igbo, right? People's means of livelihood are being destroyed even with the harsh economic situation of this country, and you're enjoying it, abi?
This evil you so much enjoy will come to you soon, and I hope you enjoy the karma that'll soon come knocking on your door. You think everything is cruise and fun, right? You're so filled up with hate for the Igbo tribe. I laugh at you. Just start counting down. You might think I'm joking but you'll see

Cherrybae:
This is a welcome development. They know the IPOB and ESN Criminals terirising the SE but they cheer and hail them rather than give information to the security agencies

I welcome and wish this could happen across the SE.

WELDONE EBUBE AGU and NIGERIAN ARMY.

We the patriotic igbos are solidly behind you. RIDE ON my people

The evil you support will come back to haunt you some day soon, mark my words

FakeIgboJew:
Burn the entire yeast to the ground

The evil you support will visit you someday soon