omar22:


Can someone tell me who started the Biafra WAR?

I guess the [size=18pt]Yoruba[/size] Yorubas should get in line for [size=18pt]been[/size] being[size=18pt] mentally disturbed [/size]by the constant moaning and Whining of the Igbos and the constants whinging of the northerns over power

jude33084:


About τhe Biafra war I think Ɣ☺Ʊ should ask same northerners aŋԂ τhe Yorubas

Ojuckwu only declared Biafra not War

phreakabit:

First,let me school you, just before I further expose your intellectual deficiency. Compare my corrections to your post, and thank me later. Also, here are some points I think you should note:

1, Mentally disturbed = Lunacy (Explains why your people have them in abundance).

2, You might want to take Spelling, Grammar, and Punctuation classes.

3,The part of your post I highlighted in RED, makes you sound like a drunken dyslexic, who had a "mental seizure" while typing.

Have a great day.

oradee:

Pls answer who did? Its on record that Nzeogwu led the coup but did he do it single-handedly? That a coup was done which involved the killing of many Hausa people in govt did it mean it was hausa inclined? In the history of Nig,the hausas decided to colonise leadership and from there corruption and bad govt started. Why were subsequent coups not interpreted to be tribal and result to another massacre and war?

When a return coup was done to Ironsi (igbo), why did the hausa's still massaccre igbo's in the north?

illicit:
this is just out of context, dont even start, u d ones who started dis killing of innocent people on dia beds.

omar22:


You sound like someone who could start a fight in an empty room, so tell me as an outsider, what do you think about the human race?

jude33084: Muslims members of Southern Kaduna community in Kaduna State has asked the ECOWAS Court of Justice sitting in Abuja to order the Federal Government to pay them the sum of N105bn as compensation for failing to protect them from an alleged ethno-religious cleansing carried out by indigenous members of the community after the April 2011 presidential election.

The suit, which came up for hearing on Wednesday, was filed on behalf of the Southern Kaduna muslims by the plaintiffs – the Registered Trustees of Jamaa Foundation, Alhaji Suleiman Ahmed, Alhaji Muhammed Zailani, Malam Sale Waziri, Wada Balarabe and Yakubu Yunusa.

The Federal Government of Nigeria and the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice were listed as the respondents.

Southern Kaduna muslims claimed that the Federal Government failed to protect them from a premeditated mayhem which led to the death of 838 members of their community on April 18 and 19, 2011.

In the suit filed by their lawyer, Abdulfatah Bello, they claimed that “the premeditated mayhem was executed in Kamuru Ukulu on the 18th day of April 2011.”

They said, “In the evening of the said day while the Muslim community were enjoying the peace of the after effect of the presidential election, their habitat was surrounded by some indigenous youths who mounted illegal road blocks to and from the town.”

The plaintiffs claimed that, in the civil disturbances that ensued shortly after the road block was set up, their members lost lives and property while relevant agencies of the government failed to restore order in the community.

The plaintiffs also claimed that, so far, none of those responsible for the alleged crime has been arrested.

They therefore asked the court to declare that the failure of the respondents to provide timely protection for them was unlawful and violated their human rights, as guaranteed under the African Charter of People and Human Rights, and the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

Also, the Southern Kaduna Muslim community asked the court to order the Federal Government to pay them a total of N105bn as compensation.

LINK: http://www.punchng.com/news/northern-muslims-demand-n105bn-from-fg-for-genocide/

jude33084: Muslims members of Southern Kaduna community in Kaduna State has asked the ECOWAS Court of Justice sitting in Abuja to order the Federal Government to pay them the sum of N105bn as compensation for failing to protect them from an alleged ethno-religious cleansing carried out by indigenous members of the community after the April 2011 presidential election.

The suit, which came up for hearing on Wednesday, was filed on behalf of the Southern Kaduna muslims by the plaintiffs – the Registered Trustees of Jamaa Foundation, Alhaji Suleiman Ahmed, Alhaji Muhammed Zailani, Malam Sale Waziri, Wada Balarabe and Yakubu Yunusa.

The Federal Government of Nigeria and the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice were listed as the respondents.

Southern Kaduna muslims claimed that the Federal Government failed to protect them from a premeditated mayhem which led to the death of 838 members of their community on April 18 and 19, 2011.

In the suit filed by their lawyer, Abdulfatah Bello, they claimed that “the premeditated mayhem was executed in Kamuru Ukulu on the 18th day of April 2011.”

They said, “In the evening of the said day while the Muslim community were enjoying the peace of the after effect of the presidential election, their habitat was surrounded by some indigenous youths who mounted illegal road blocks to and from the town.”

The plaintiffs claimed that, in the civil disturbances that ensued shortly after the road block was set up, their members lost lives and property while relevant agencies of the government failed to restore order in the community.

The plaintiffs also claimed that, so far, none of those responsible for the alleged crime has been arrested.

They therefore asked the court to declare that the failure of the respondents to provide timely protection for them was unlawful and violated their human rights, as guaranteed under the African Charter of People and Human Rights, and the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

Also, the Southern Kaduna Muslim community asked the court to order the Federal Government to pay them a total of N105bn as compensation.

LINK: http://www.punchng.com/news/northern-muslims-demand-n105bn-from-fg-for-genocide/

franchizy: I'm 100% in support of d Northern Muslims suit against the Federal Govt, if d Igbos are agrieved losing there people in d North, they shud go to d court and stop talking rubish here. Insha Allah

akthedream: You cant sue Muslims.You can only sue bokoharam if you think its possible.

browncool: Are all these not enough reasons to constantly say that these Muslims are full of shit? When the killers are also Muslims. Muslims have not been able to peacefully lived with other Non-Muslims through out the world. Can anyone mention any country for me and I will tell you the havoc they committed in that country

9ja_I_hail:

See how blind and silly you can be by calling useless corrupt politicians innocent? what a slowpoke.

omar22:


Can someone tell me who started the Biafra WAR?

I guess the Yoruba should get in line for been mentally disturbed by the constant moaning and Whining of the Igbos and the constants whinging of the northerns over power

akthedream: You cant sue Muslims.You can only sue bokoharam if you think its possible.

franchizy: I'm 100% in support of d Northern Muslims suit against the Federal Govt, if d Igbos are agrieved losing there people in d North, they shud go to d court and stop talking rubish here. Insha Allah

killuminati: E be like na to curse other religion na hin dis christians dey go learn for church

From page one to here all I read is curse/hatred/andshits...

The best I expect christians to do as they claim their religion is, is to pray for the muslims for a better understanding

Now tell me, what difference does it makes between christians and boko haram, I see none!

gboss4sure: If the FG dares responds or even release a statement about this issue then they are fools and I will champion the fight for compensation of the genocide on biafra and all the people that Boko Haram has killed

phreakabit:

The human race?. . . . Hmm, lets see. I think the not so productive ones such as yourself, should be sterilized, or better yet, put to "sleep". What do you think?. . . Brilliant idea right? Yeah, I know.