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Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by PresidentBuBu: 3:13pm On Nov 11, 2015
As an Igbo man i have always been divided on the Biafra issue. The reason is
simple, i had always found it a waste of time and simply thought it was the
product of jobless miscreants but soon i started to ask myself do we really act
like a united country.
Nigeria over the years has never really been a peaceful country there has
always been riots over many issues we've had the Niger delta struggle, the
Biafran struggle and even the Yorubas were agitated during the abiola crisis
and of course the many pointless pogroms. Does this look like a united
country to you. Look at newspapers everyday and check if you wont see nasty
tribalistic comments from the likes of ffk okupe igbokwe junaid mohammmed, i
mean people were scared Nigeria would burn or never be one again because of
something as simple as an election. You even leave your state and you don't
feel safe anywhere else. You hear politicians saying things like an Igbo man
would never rule Nigeria.
The Nigeria we are even agitating for is a failed state despite all the money it
controls. The funny thing is the only place really apart from the capital is
Lagos(not even a world standard city) yes the state where everything in
Nigeria happens from imports to even presidential primaries but guess what
half of it is in shambles and despite that it doesn't even make up to1% of
Nigerias landmass, we don't know our population. Our revenue is hidden so
corrupt leaders can loot politicians from the 60s some of whom who
committed genocide are still leading us ethnoreligious protests and deaths
happen on a daily basis, the economy is currently gasping for breadth and the
government is not even batting an eyelid, no standard universities built the
ones we are managing were built by the British or azikiwe and co.
If you think that's bad i want you to see it from an Igbo point of view no
federal presence since in 1967, no real say in thee production of the president
of your country because of over bloated voters register having to travel to
hostile states just or a thing as simple education just because the government
refuses to do anything for you, unaccepted and collectively hated in Nigerian
politics(lets face it majority of the hate for Jonathan really came form the
support we had for him).You are always the predominant victims in pogroms
that happen in other parts of the country and the government doesn't even
care(THIS CAUSED A CIVIL WAR PEOPLE)
and the most annoying thing is no matter how many times you complain
about it everyone tells you to shut up because everyone else is suffering and
smiling. Many of your people have to go to crime to cater for themselves and
everyone in your country sees you as untrustworthy and fraudulent. You have
to beg, cajole, promise to support,praise, remind the government for probably
the MOST IMPORTANT BRIDGE IN NIGERIA.
And then there is the promise of a Biafran a place where you can create your
own country with a constitution that caters to the need of of your people
rather than some selfish elements. A place where your votes are more likely to
count than it ever did in the "ONE NIGERIA". A place where you do not have to
reject your ethnicity to be noticed by the government. It might sound like a
grand illusion to most people but an illusion is always better than having to
face a horrible reality.
Then there is the Nigerian reaction to the Biafran struggle most serious
governments in the world world would take the agitation seriously i mean
bigger countries like the soviet union had been dissolve for far less reasons
but what do we hear ABSOLUTE SILENCE. Rather we hear statements from
politicians and citizens alike such as they are miscreants, they are
irrelevant,Igbo land is landlocked, they want Biafra, they want to die like
their parents , they are delusional. These comments like it or not will not stop
the agitation like it or not they would only serve as to further drive a wedge
between us all.
I believe in a Nigeria in which we will be internationally recognised as a first
world country where we can be proud to carry our passport anywhere in the
world where our children can compete with the best there is in the world.
Believe me this is the desire of every true Nigerian patriot everywhere but
guess what : we are not anew and young nation we are over fifty years in age
do you think it is possible when we let tribalism determine our leaders for us.
Every election i have seen potential wonderful leaders thrown away because
they are not rich enough or they don't belong to the biggest party, we are
currently recycling one of our former leaders, i ask then, when shall we the
youth get the real chance to rule our nation when shall we allow fresh leaders
with bright ideas the chance to govern our nation. Just imagine a situation
that Osinbajo was currently our president, the opposition would not even find
a chance to complain. Every serious prospering nation had to make sacrifices
to progress look at South Africa Germany Rwanda Brazil these are countries
that had to undergo a drastic revolution to finally progress.
Why not Nigeria? The answer is because we don't think with a united mind we
have a situation where some of our leaders would prefer to marginalise a
section than the upliftment of thiers and in that lies the real problem.
Mandela was once called a terrorist, Switzerland and Luxembourg are
landlocked nations and a seaport can even be created in the imo or azumini
river with a serious leader however all these things are just distractions for
now. It is not by killing or threatening to kill people if they disagree that you
will get their love. I was always skeptical about the Biafran agitation but
seeing recent events has made me more and more in love of the idea. I have a
lot to lose personally because all my property and life is in Lagos but that is
not a good enough reason why i should discourage my people from airing their
grievances if Nigeria really does love Igbos i should not be scared in the first
place. With vision we can create a new city even greater than Lagos.
I use to be a proponent of one Nigeria but things have changed.
Biafra is not just an agitation it is an idea that has lived through generations.
The mighty soviet union dissolved so also the Roman and ottoman empires.
No nation on the surface of the earth is permanent. Igbo people want a
country where they can leave in peace. We are not poor : Imo and abia state
produce up to $4billion dollars a year in oil sales alone that is more than even
some African countries. However it is time for Nigeria to start treating us and
all other citizens rightly, because like it or not these are just signs of a new
greater revolution on the rise and when it comes we will not be able to ignore
it.
So i saw give us good governance or give us Biafra.

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Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Duru1(m): 3:18pm On Nov 11, 2015
basilo101:
Those who initially called it online noise can now see.


The quotation accredited to Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II stands out as visionary statement only associated with Nigerians of the 60's generation.
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by pablo1000: 4:33pm On Nov 11, 2015
All, Be careful what you wish for.
Those that lived through the civil war, would not under any circumstance agitate for a repeat.
This new generation are agitating because they have no idea as to the reality of things.
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by King44(m): 4:50pm On Nov 11, 2015
EasternLionn:
We going worldwide baby, f*ck u all local haters.

what they did not read about Ojukwu who was the father of their tribulations termed struggle was that when the battle got tough he left them and flew out leaving those millions whatever people to die unjustly and in the middle of a huge massacre he adopted the technique Nnam Kanu is using to motivate them toward their untimely doom, he latter came back to die a peaceful death and was celebrated as an hero. looking forward to seeing where this will end
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by abduljabbar4(m): 5:00pm On Nov 11, 2015
B
Datazone:

Lol... That is why I am a different NigerDeltan, I am not a political freak. Yes! GEJ is a big fool, it doesn't take an inch from my opinion. All politicians in Nigeria are thieves. I just proved you wrong.. Cant you see you are a typical fool and a complete mumu?

In that case, if a big fool like jonathan could get such a high number of votes, it means most niger ddeltans are bigger fools
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by abduljabbar4(m): 5:01pm On Nov 11, 2015
grossindel:
Gerrout your the big fool like your child rapist and treason master Buhari!!
Go through nairaland. Most of the child rapists are pastors. Let me die right now if im wrong
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by totorimi: 5:21pm On Nov 11, 2015
In as much as no northern governor or emir deemed it fit to call the Boko boys to order, no governor should stop the movement Biafra
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Nobody: 7:27pm On Nov 11, 2015
abduljabbar4:
B

In that case, if a big fool like jonathan could get such a high number of votes, it means most niger ddeltans are bigger fools
Hahaha... Guy do you sell meats or onions? Just maybe you are probably a shoe maker? I asked because you always reply at night. Why do you jump from one argument to another. You write like you have no purpose in life. What do you want me to say about votes that occurred about 8 months ago? I live my life in a forward manner, I can't go backward in life like you. Goat! Get sense o.. Abok.i
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Xpaz: 8:23pm On Nov 11, 2015
naijapips02:


onye biafra. Tell your boys to stop shaming my region. Do you know that no investor would near the east till at least the next 3 years? Why do you keep portraying my region in a bad light?
Be proud of your Yoruba tribe my Broda.
all this your attache won't help you

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Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by abduljabbar4(m): 10:04pm On Nov 11, 2015
Datazone:

Hahaha... Guy do you sell meats or onions? Just maybe you are probably a shoe maker? I asked because you always reply at night. Why do you jump from one argument to another. You write like you have no purpose in life. What do you want me to say about votes that occurred about 8 months ago? I live my life in a forward manner, I can't go backward in life like you. Goat! Get sense o.. Abok.i

Fool im financially free. Money now works for me. Go and read Rich dad poor dad by Robert Kiosaki and you may be lucky enough to be like me. Im not like ur brothers that get shot daily in asia
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by iamord(m): 3:12am On Nov 12, 2015
JiggamanGh:


This might be starting event that leads to the creation of Biafra. Big mistake by the people that arrested him.

nothing will happen
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Nobody: 6:54am On Nov 12, 2015
haywire07:
S.tupid E,diot..y don't u take ur mum's pot and spoon, keep banging dem together and join the protest.
If not greed, common sense will tell u that dose silly protesters are suppose to gather money and bail KANU first b4 anyfin else .
E.diots been causing nuisance since 1963


xtrorse:

...
Can you post ANY evidence where a prominent Igbo personality insulted or maligned your father or race?

Which ethnic group have built a better bridge than the Igbos who have exhibited more 'Nigerianness' by permeating every nook and cranny of Nigeria, peacefully building and establishing business empires, and growing the economy of the locals and that of the country at large, and some of them even getting married to the locals?

In the 90s, the NADECO's unlicensed and inciting Radio Kudirat was hitting the airwaves, did any of your elites condemn it?

Before the 2015 general elections, did you condemn the highly inciting Radio Chanji in the North?

Between Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa-Fulani who makes lousy, provoking noise and propaganda using every available media outfit?

In the build up to the 2015 general elections certain people made careless and careless utterances thereby heating up the polity. Is any of them Igbo

The likes of FFK, Fayose, Fashola, Tinubu, Lai, El Rufai, Junaid Mohammed, Obj and Sahara Reporters who heated the polity with their utterances, is any of them Igbo?


Ever since you were born, have you seen or heard anywhere Igbos are on rampage, killing people and destroying means of livelihoods for no just cause?

How many of your elites dare challenge the Hausa-Fulani-Kanuris or Yorubas for their unjust ways? How many of you dare counter the numerous killings and destruction of lives and properties that have been occurring for many decades in the North unabated? 

The Hausa-Fulani-Kanuri people have over the century propagated despicable, hate speeches in their mosques and still execute the unconscionable, cold-hearted waste of human lives and reckless destruction of means of livelihoods in the North and Middle-belt. And they now have the presidency while the backstabbing Yorubas vice-presidency! Such a misnomer can only happen in the jungle! 

A number of Yorubas even go to the extent of carrying wicked lies about how Hausa-Fulani-Kanuri people have been peace-loving and accommodative; that it's the Igbos that always provoke their hosts in the North warranting the pogrom and other heinous crimes against the Igbos.
Yet in the same North and the Middle-belt the Christian minorities and other Southerners are maltreated, relegated to the background and even killed.

You say that Igbos are arrogant, and that they don't respect their hosts while you subtly proclaim that the Hausa-Fulanis are peace-loving and accommodative. You don’t like Igbos but you still fought and killed them to be in this fraudulent union where your likes are favoured by the injustice, inequity and lopsided arrangement in the polity. 
And your people even had the effrontery to castigate Igbos for seeking a self-determination! 

Many of you hold the view that Igbos should be grateful for being allowed to live in their part of the country, in the same 'One Nigeria'! You say Igbos disrespect and denigrate their host when Igbos choose to exercise their franchise right. And you don't seem to see anything wrong in Oba Akiolu's threat to drown Igbos in the Lagos lagoon if they fail to vote for his anointed candidate! The same threat was backed by many Yorubas including Dr Ariyo in the US who even called for genocide.

IGBOS HATE NOBODY EXCEPT YOU ARE A SWORN ENEMY TO TRUTH, JUSTICE AND EQUITY.
At the 2015 presidential election Igbos only exercised their franchise right just like other tribes.

If Igbos are the promoters of hate in Nigeria, can anyone tell us any instance where Igbos go about causing mayhem, killing and destroying means of livelihoods for no just cause?

It's only mischievous bigots in the society that turn blind eye to the evil and injustice, and permit the atrocities to flourish in the land because they gain from the lopsided arrangement in the polity. 

GENESIS OF HATRED IN NIGERIA


1* “We do not want our Southern neighbours to interfere in our development. We have never associated ourselves with the activities of these
people. We do not know them, we do not
recognize them, and we share no responsibility in their actions. We shall demand our rights when the time is ripe. If the British quit Nigeria now at this
stage, the Northern people would continue their uninterrupted conquest to the sea”. - Sir Tafawa Balewa (1947)

2* “We the people of the North will continue our stated intention to conquer the South and to dip the Koran in the Atlantic ocean after the British leave our shores.” - Sir Ahmadu Bello (1957)

3* "The new nation called Nigeria should be an estate of our great grand father, Othman Danfodio. We must ruthlessly prevent a change of power. We must use minorities in the North as willing tools and South as conquered territories and never allow them to rule over us or have control over their future
- Sir Ahmadu Bello, October 12,  1960

Ahmadu Bello, arrogantly uttered the aforementioned statement in a multicultural and multi-religious country and got away with it, and many bigots still hold him in high esteem and even shove it down the throats of other people.

4*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WSosECbcmM

5*...barely six months after independence, Sir Ahmadu Bello was able to say with confidence in the Daily Times of May 3, 1961, the following:
I’m set and fully armed, to conquer the Action Group, AG, in the same ruthless manner as my grandfather conquered Alkalawa, a town in Sokoto province, during the last century.

6*...sometime in 2010, when upon the demise of President Umaru Y'Ardua, indications emerged that his erstwhile deputy, President Goodluck Jonathan, may contest the 2011 presidential election, a prominent chieftain of this same ACF, Lawal Kaita, who was a former Governor of old Kaduna State, threatened that the North would make Nigeria ungovernable, should Jonathan or anyone from the South win the 2011 presidential election, claiming that such would amount to denying the North it's birthright of ruling Nigeria.

7* It is in the same North barbaric statements like this were uttered in 2011:  ”BABOON AND DOG WILL BE SOAKED IN BLOOD”. And what was the outcome - carnage and murder of many Southerners and Christians in the North, including many Youth Corps members when Buhari lost the 2011 presidential election?

8* That true to that threat, upon the victory of Jonathan from the 2011 presidential election, massive violence was unleashed from the North by a group which called itself Boko Haram and which repeatedly took responsibility for unending mayhem which began with the killing of Youth Corp members who worked ad-hoc for INEC in that election.

9* As the barbaric killings and destructions reigned, especially with the attack by Boko Haram on the UN Building and Force Headquarters in Abuja, the Lower Niger Congress publicly posited that the nexus between the aforementioned threat by ACF's, Lawal Kaita and the Boko Haram's bloody campaigns summarily destroyed any prospects for keeping the Nigeria Union.

10* "It was, therefore, no surprise that in October 2013, following the bold announcement by President Jonathan, presenting the sudden prospect of revisiting the master-servant constitutional arrangements of Nigeria infuriated the warmongering born-to-rule Caliphate whose cause was championed by the same ACF, and who, supported by their allies from the renegade wing of the Yoruba Southwest,  launched a vicious, frontal attack on the initiative, teaming on the floor of the Conference into a majority, and driving the Conference into its first major decision, i.e. NOT TO DISCUSS THE TERMS OF NIGERIA'S UNITY. The rest of the Conference was a jamboree that provided a luxurious platform for the North/SW Alliance, parading itself as a new political party named APC, to fine-tune their violent March to the do-or-die 2015 general elections."

11* Oba of Lagos Threat on Igbos Over 2015 Governorship 
http://expressng.com/2015/04/video-oba-rilwan-akiolu-threatening-igbos-in-lagos/
Oba Rilwane Akiolu of Lagos to Igbos - Vote APC or Perish:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87u255UM6Ro
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Nobody: 7:00am On Nov 12, 2015
King44:
what they did not read about Ojukwu who was the father of their tribulations termed struggle was that when the battle got tough he left them and flew out leaving those millions whatever people to die unjustly and in the middle of a huge massacre he adopted the technique Nnam Kanu is using to motivate them toward their untimely doom, he latter came back to die a peaceful death and was celebrated as an hero. looking forward to seeing where this will end

Ojukwu lived fighting for the liberation his people unlike Awolowo who opted to become "boy-boy" to Gowon who was young enough to be his son, and in the process, sold the Yoruba nation to the Northern oligarch. And your god Awolowo could only but end his life in a most miserable way - suicide just like in the similitude of rat poisoning! 

Ojukwu remains a hero today for standing up for his people! That cannot be said about even about the Yoruba General Oladipo Diya who wept like a kid before a junior officer because he was afraid of his life....after wilfully and knowingly plotting a coup.

And after 45 years of the Biafran war, your entire Yoruba tribe that is filled with loud-mouthed, 'suffercated' and diabolic cowards dare not think of it, not to mention trying what a 30 year old Ojukwu did.

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Gowon said that Nigerians should be proud of the gains of the war through the healing balm of “no victor, no vanquished.”

According to him, the three Rs of reconciliation, rehabilitation and reconstruction were adopted to enhance national unity.

He also argued that the abandonment of the development plan drafted immediately after the war by successive governments, resulted in the infrastructural decay in the country
.

The former head of state, however, lauded Ojukwu for his courage in defending his people during the war, saying: “if Ojukwu were in my shoes, he would have equally waged the war.”

He also commended the Anambra government and management of the university for honouring Ojukwu with the change in name of the institution from Anambra State University to COOU.
https://www.nairaland.com/2440061/igbo-president-heal-civil-war
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Nobody: 7:35am On Nov 12, 2015
PresidentBuBu:
As an Igbo man i have always been divided on the Biafra issue. The reason is simple, i had always found it a waste of time and simply thought it was the product of jobless miscreants but soon i started to ask myself do we really act like a united country.

Nigeria over the years has never really been a peaceful country there has
always been riots over many issues we've had the Niger delta struggle, the Biafran struggle and even the Yorubas were agitated during the abiola crisis
and of course the many pointless pogroms. Does this look like a united country to you. Look at newspapers everyday and check if you wont see nasty tribalistic comments from the likes of ffk okupe igbokwe junaid mohammmed, i mean people were scared Nigeria would burn or never be one again because of something as simple as an election. You even leave your state and you don't feel safe anywhere else. You hear politicians saying things like an Igbo man would never rule Nigeria.

The Nigeria we are even agitating for is a failed state despite all the money it controls
. The funny thing is the only place really apart from the capital is
Lagos(not even a world standard city) yes the state where everything in Nigeria happens from imports to even presidential primaries but guess what
half of it is in shambles and despite that it doesn't even make up to1% of Nigerias landmass, we don't know our population. Our revenue is hidden so corrupt leaders can loot politicians from the 60s some of whom who
committed genocide are still leading us ethnoreligious protests and deaths happen on a daily basis, the economy is currently gasping for breath
and the
government is not even batting an eyelid, no standard universities built the ones we are managing were built by the British or azikiwe and co.

If you think that's bad i want you to see it from an Igbo point of view no federal presence since in 1967, no real say in thee production of the president of your country because of over bloated voters register having to travel to hostile states just or a thing as simple education just because the government refuses to do anything for you, unaccepted and collectively hated in Nigerian politics (lets face it majority of the hate for Jonathan really came form the support we had for him).You are always the predominant victims in pogroms that happen in other parts of the country and the government doesn't even care (THIS CAUSED A CIVIL WAR PEOPLE) and the most annoying thing is no matter how many times you complain about it everyone tells you to shut up because everyone else is suffering and smiling.

Many of your people have to go to crime to cater for themselves and everyone in your country sees you as untrustworthy and fraudulent. You have to beg, cajole, promise to support,praise, remind the government for probably the MOST IMPORTANT BRIDGE IN NIGERIA.
And then there is the promise of a Biafran a place where you can create your own country with a constitution that caters to the need of of your people rather than some selfish elements. A place where your votes are more likely to count than it ever did in the "ONE NIGERIA". A place where you do not have to reject your ethnicity to be noticed by the government. It might sound like a grand illusion to most people but an illusion is always better than having to face a horrible reality.

Then there is the Nigerian reaction to the Biafran struggle most serious governments in the world world would take the agitation seriously i mean bigger countries like the soviet union had been dissolve for far less reasons but what do we hear ABSOLUTE SILENCE. Rather we hear statements from politicians and citizens alike such as they are miscreants, they are irrelevant, Igbo land is landlocked, they want Biafra, they want to die like their parents , they are delusional. These comments like it or not will not stop the agitation like it or not they would only serve as to further drive a wedge
between us all.

I believe in a Nigeria in which we will be internationally recognised as a first world country where we can be proud to carry our passport anywhere in the
world where our children can compete with the best there is in the world.
Believe me this is the desire of every true Nigerian patriot everywhere but guess what : we are not a new and young nation we are over fifty years in age
do you think it is possible when we let tribalism determine our leaders for us.

Every election i have seen potential wonderful leaders thrown away because they are not rich enough or they don't belong to the biggest party, we are currently recycling one of our former leaders, i ask then, when shall we the youth get the real chance to rule our nation when shall we allow fresh leaders with bright ideas the chance to govern our nation. Just imagine a situation
that Osinbajo was currently our president, the opposition would not even find
a chance to complain. Every serious prospering nation had to make sacrifices to progress look at South Africa Germany Rwanda Brazil these are countries
that had to undergo a drastic revolution to finally progress.
Why not Nigeria? The answer is because we don't think with a united mind we have a situation where some of our leaders would prefer to marginalise a section than the upliftment of thiers and in that lies the real problem.
Mandela was once called a terrorist, Switzerland and Luxembourg are landlocked nations
and a seaport can even be created in the imo or azumini river with a serious leader however all these things are just distractions for now.

It is not by killing or threatening to kill people if they disagree that you will get their love. I was always skeptical about the Biafran agitation but seeing recent events has made me more and more in love of the idea. I have a lot to lose personally because all my property and life is in Lagos but that is not a good enough reason why i should discourage my people from airing their
grievances

if Nigeria really does love Igbos i should not be scared in the first place. With vision we can create a new city even greater than Lagos.

I use to be a proponent of one Nigeria but things have changed. Biafra is not just an agitation it is an idea that has lived through generations.
The mighty soviet union dissolved so also the Roman and ottoman empires.
No nation on the surface of the earth is permanent. Igbo people want a country where they can leave in peace. We are not poor : Imo and abia state produce up to $4billion dollars a year in oil sales alone that is more than even some African countries.
[s]
However it is time for Nigeria to start treating us and
all other citizens rightly, because[/s] like it or not these are just signs of a new greater revolution on the rise and when it comes we will not be able to ignore it.[s]
So i saw give us good governance or give us Biafra[/s].
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Banter1(m): 12:11pm On Nov 12, 2015
mykel231:
You still have a slavish mentality.So when people protest,army starts killing.You're a curse to your generation for deciding to stay as a slave forever.Killing the Igbos can never stop the agitation,the only thing that can stop it is absolute freedom for Biafra which I'm ready to die for.May curse be upon you and your generation for having that foolish thought.
Do you even understand my statement at all? One thing is to read and another is to comprehend what you read. I will leave you to your ignorance.
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Banter1(m): 12:19pm On Nov 12, 2015
Kestolovee95:


Go to hell! when you get there, continue your journey to blazes!
criminals. Drug peddlers, Rapist, kidnappers, Armed Robbers, fake product sellers. Filthy set of folks.
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Banter1(m): 9:31pm On Nov 12, 2015
mykel231:
You still have a slavish mentality.So when people protest,army starts killing.You're a curse to your generation for deciding to stay as a slave forever.Killing the Igbos can never stop the agitation,the only thing that can stop it is absolute freedom for Biafra which I'm ready to die for.May curse be upon you and your generation for having that foolish thought.
you're the most idiota person I have ever come across. Did I say they should kill igbos? What part of my statement you don't comprehend? Waste produce of an inbred folks. #Puke
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by lawrenceunaa: 10:25pm On Nov 12, 2015
pablo1000:
All, Be careful what you wish for.
Those that lived through the civil war, would not under any circumstance agitate for a repeat.
This new generation are agitating because they have no idea as to the reality of things.
as if u witnessed the war. nincompoop ipob youths have never carried stick let alone machete it has been peaceful all through , so who then is asking for war
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by udokpuenyi(m): 11:10pm On Nov 12, 2015
Our identity and personal information has been compromised on nairaland hence I am replacing all post with this information.
If you are reading this information, please remove all your personal information from this site or ignore the message at your risk.
As if rule 9 is not enough , you still went and ahead to give out our ip addressess and social media contact
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by babajero(m): 11:31pm On Nov 13, 2015
TheMainMan:
why do i feel this biafra ish is pdp sponsored to frustrate buhari's government... undecided undecided....
Believe what ever you like that is your problem, and Biafra has been in existence before pdp nor apc or even before you were born.
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Forwetinnah: 11:40pm On Nov 14, 2015
Ioannes:


you know I could continue this with you all night, but I hardly relish debating online with teenagers.

here's my parting shot then.

when u post that his bail conditions have been met, it is expected that you will back that up with a link where I can educate myself.

akpabio told you they were after his life and you didn't ask who?? yeah that's funny.

hilarious that you actually believe a politician who would get treated in his own mega hospital but preferred to travel abroad to treat coo on scratch. una weldone.


http://www.ireporteronline.com/p11447_nnamdi-kanus-lawyer-issues-statement-on-dss-and-efforts-to-release-him-from-detention
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by Obienesarah: 5:49pm On Nov 15, 2015
naijapips02:


your biafra will never come.....at least not in your lifetime. But you would live with the effects on what u are doing now.
I see u smiling behind close doors when it finally coms cos u'll see the difference urself.
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by magaux: 4:35pm On Nov 22, 2015
abduljabbar4:


We are displaying our power over you. We only need the niger delta. We have nothing to do with you unless you try to take more than the 5 SE states
At least you need people to survive, we are still saying the same thing, u can never stand alone & who told you Niger delta is behind you? Keep dreaming...
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by abduljabbar4(m): 9:01pm On Dec 08, 2015
magaux:
At least you need people to survive, we are still saying the same thing, u can never stand alone & who told you Niger delta is behind you? Keep dreaming...

Can u stand alone? Atleast we can farm since our land is fertile. Can we say the same about urs? We wont let u go with niger delta
Re: Nigeria Protests Over Biafra Activist's Arrest - BBC by meccuno: 11:50pm On Dec 08, 2015
PresidentBuBu:
As an Igbo man i have always been divided on the Biafra issue. The reason is
simple, i had always found it a waste of time and simply thought it was the
product of jobless miscreants but soon i started to ask myself do we really act
like a united country.
Nigeria over the years has never really been a peaceful country there has
always been riots over many issues we've had the Niger delta struggle, the
Biafran struggle and even the Yorubas were agitated during the abiola crisis
and of course the many pointless pogroms. Does this look like a united
country to you. Look at newspapers everyday and check if you wont see nasty
tribalistic comments from the likes of ffk okupe igbokwe junaid mohammmed, i
mean people were scared Nigeria would burn or never be one again because of
something as simple as an election. You even leave your state and you don't
feel safe anywhere else. You hear politicians saying things like an Igbo man
would never rule Nigeria.
The Nigeria we are even agitating for is a failed state despite all the money it
controls. The funny thing is the only place really apart from the capital is
Lagos(not even a world standard city) yes the state where everything in
Nigeria happens from imports to even presidential primaries but guess what
half of it is in shambles and despite that it doesn't even make up to1% of
Nigerias landmass, we don't know our population. Our revenue is hidden so
corrupt leaders can loot politicians from the 60s some of whom who
committed genocide are still leading us ethnoreligious protests and deaths
happen on a daily basis, the economy is currently gasping for breadth and the
government is not even batting an eyelid, no standard universities built the
ones we are managing were built by the British or azikiwe and co.
If you think that's bad i want you to see it from an Igbo point of view no
federal presence since in 1967, no real say in thee production of the president
of your country because of over bloated voters register having to travel to
hostile states just or a thing as simple education just because the government
refuses to do anything for you, unaccepted and collectively hated in Nigerian
politics(lets face it majority of the hate for Jonathan really came form the
support we had for him).You are always the predominant victims in pogroms
that happen in other parts of the country and the government doesn't even
care(THIS CAUSED A CIVIL WAR PEOPLE)
and the most annoying thing is no matter how many times you complain
about it everyone tells you to shut up because everyone else is suffering and
smiling. Many of your people have to go to crime to cater for themselves and
everyone in your country sees you as untrustworthy and fraudulent. You have
to beg, cajole, promise to support,praise, remind the government for probably
the MOST IMPORTANT BRIDGE IN NIGERIA.
And then there is the promise of a Biafran a place where you can create your
own country with a constitution that caters to the need of of your people
rather than some selfish elements. A place where your votes are more likely to
count than it ever did in the "ONE NIGERIA". A place where you do not have to
reject your ethnicity to be noticed by the government. It might sound like a
grand illusion to most people but an illusion is always better than having to
face a horrible reality.
Then there is the Nigerian reaction to the Biafran struggle most serious
governments in the world world would take the agitation seriously i mean
bigger countries like the soviet union had been dissolve for far less reasons
but what do we hear ABSOLUTE SILENCE. Rather we hear statements from
politicians and citizens alike such as they are miscreants, they are
irrelevant,Igbo land is landlocked, they want Biafra, they want to die like
their parents , they are delusional. These comments like it or not will not stop
the agitation like it or not they would only serve as to further drive a wedge
between us all.
I believe in a Nigeria in which we will be internationally recognised as a first
world country where we can be proud to carry our passport anywhere in the
world where our children can compete with the best there is in the world.
Believe me this is the desire of every true Nigerian patriot everywhere but
guess what : we are not anew and young nation we are over fifty years in age
do you think it is possible when we let tribalism determine our leaders for us.
Every election i have seen potential wonderful leaders thrown away because
they are not rich enough or they don't belong to the biggest party, we are
currently recycling one of our former leaders, i ask then, when shall we the
youth get the real chance to rule our nation when shall we allow fresh leaders
with bright ideas the chance to govern our nation. Just imagine a situation
that Osinbajo was currently our president, the opposition would not even find
a chance to complain. Every serious prospering nation had to make sacrifices
to progress look at South Africa Germany Rwanda Brazil these are countries
that had to undergo a drastic revolution to finally progress.
Why not Nigeria? The answer is because we don't think with a united mind we
have a situation where some of our leaders would prefer to marginalise a
section than the upliftment of thiers and in that lies the real problem.
Mandela was once called a terrorist, Switzerland and Luxembourg are
landlocked nations and a seaport can even be created in the imo or azumini
river with a serious leader however all these things are just distractions for
now. It is not by killing or threatening to kill people if they disagree that you
will get their love. I was always skeptical about the Biafran agitation but
seeing recent events has made me more and more in love of the idea. I have a
lot to lose personally because all my property and life is in Lagos but that is
not a good enough reason why i should discourage my people from airing their
grievances if Nigeria really does love Igbos i should not be scared in the first
place. With vision we can create a new city even greater than Lagos.
I use to be a proponent of one Nigeria but things have changed.
Biafra is not just an agitation it is an idea that has lived through generations.
The mighty soviet union dissolved so also the Roman and ottoman empires.
No nation on the surface of the earth is permanent. Igbo people want a
country where they can leave in peace. We are not poor : Imo and abia state
produce up to $4billion dollars a year in oil sales alone that is more than even
some African countries. However it is time for Nigeria to start treating us and
all other citizens rightly, because like it or not these are just signs of a new
greater revolution on the rise and when it comes we will not be able to ignore
it.
So i saw give us good governance or give us Biafra.
for those who really want to know why the masses in igbo land decided to protest, this is your answer.........so that the ignorant ones should stop saying it was sponsored by the PDP......its irritating when I read it...........

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