manny4life:

More so figure of speech - exaggeration. It doesn't mean exactly 100 million people, however, LOTS and LOTS of people doing it will bring awareness.

And so far, you have 32 commenters?? LMAO.. epic fail...wait for 100 Billion people to come and march!

CyberG:

And so far, you have 32 commenters?? LMAO.. epic fail...wait for 100 Billion people to come and march!

Haha, I can sense the pain so much on yall

O fuo gi ufu too much, take a hard-knotted rope and hang yourself.

When there's too much hands and mouth (ideas) making a pot of soup, the result is disaster. I hope you get my stand, the less hateful comments and poisonous ideas, the better. That you have 32 commenters doesn't mean those who are want to work back-end by contacting or whatever ain't doing it....LOL, keep hating, shioorr

Ogbonaikenna: Catherine Acholonu
COMING SOON: If u are IGBO or a
friend of Ndi Igbo, if u are a friend
of my work or my God - the Most
High El, prepare for a 100 Million
Man March in all major cities of
the world to protest successive
Nigerian Govts Inhumanity to Ndi
Igbo. We March against
programmed pauperization of
our people and against the
criminalization of our youths. We
march for Igbo War Reparation!!!

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I believe we should go beyond asking morally bankrupt Nigerians for reparations. We should be talking about leaving Nigeria behind economically. I am surprised that this post that will not go far in taking the Igbo to the promise land got so much traction while the post on how to get the Igbo nation to become in the league of European states like this: www.nairaland.com/1248907/preparing-east-post-nigeria-future did not.

I believe we should go beyond asking morally bankrupt Nigerians for reparations. We should be talking about leaving Nigeria behind economically. I am surprised that this post that will not go far in taking the Igbo to the promise land got so much traction while the post on how to get the Igbo nation to become in the league of European states like this: www.nairaland.com/1248907/preparing-east-post-nigeria-future did not get as much attention. Economic empowerment through trade liberalization in Igbo land is the way to build on the progress that has been made by the likes of Peter Obi and Sullivan Chime. It seems to many NLanders are afraid of long articles.

Emperor_007:



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Catherine Acholonu wrote: if u wish to help organise ur city, inbox me so that i can pencil ur name down for further infos. Culled from her facebook