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Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Nobody: 9:16am On Apr 06, 2021 |
A prison and Police formation opposite the government house, beside DSS headquarters and 15 minutes from an Army Division at Obinze, 30 minutes from another Army formation at Elele, ten minutes from an Airforce formation at Naze and 25 minutes from a Naval Base at Owerrinta were attacked for solid 2 whole hours and nobody came to repel them? Story Story!!!!! Na government job be this one. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Mohammedoba36: 9:19am On Apr 06, 2021 |
HURIWA organisation a stooge to ipob terrorists criminals, who knows HURIWA criminals terrorists useless organisation that is always taking the side of terrorists criminals in Nigeria, HURIWA is a body that is sponsoring terrorists criminals all over Nigeria. 2 Likes |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Mohammedoba36: 9:20am On Apr 06, 2021 |
booscy:Your submissions are the same with HURIWA terrorists criminals organisation. 2 Likes |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Abagworo(m): 9:21am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Nigerians and possibly Africans are low thinkers. I personally believe there is external force behind the recent insecurity across Nigeria not even Nigerians. The brainwashed boys being used are just pawns in bigger chess games. Nigeria has been on the rise economically since 1999 with astronomical growth in fashion, music, movie and Infact all aspects of entertainment. Nigerians in diaspora represent brilliance in their field of endeavour almost dominating Nursing and medical service personnel across the so called developed world. The tribalism(racism), insecurity, internet fraud, religious differences, drug abuse, selfish politicians, robbery, prostitution and all vices experienced in Nigeria are worse in other climes but that is what their covert media has used in trying to set Nigeria on fire. 1 Like |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Abdulmumin412(m): 9:28am On Apr 06, 2021 |
owobokiri:You fail to mention kanu's comment that no Nigerian deserve to be in prison immediately after the attack. 3 Likes |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Slynation(m): 9:29am On Apr 06, 2021 |
This is seriously serious...This country is completely finished!! |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by TemmyT002(m): 9:32am On Apr 06, 2021 |
What about Kanu's cryptic response. 1 Like |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by naijapips04: 9:38am On Apr 06, 2021 |
mabea: you are supporting wantom destruction of security posts and releasing of criminals into your community. How dumb can you be? 1 Like |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by mabea: 9:43am On Apr 06, 2021 |
naijapips04:Is that the debate? You should have a way of looking at situations objectively without getting emotional 1 Like |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Besk: 9:47am On Apr 06, 2021 |
owobokiri: This foolish people at HURIWA have allowed the organisation to be a mouthpiece for sectional interests. Nowadays, once I see a press release from HURIWA, without even reading the content, you know it’s pro-IPOB on all matters. When you then read the real ease, you are 100% proven right. Nnamdi Kanu released a statement shortly after the attacks, praising it (more or less claiming responsibility) and here these idiots from HURIWA are twisting it to favour IPOB again when, all of a sudden, they realise That rather than praise what they have done, everybody is shocked and appalled by the terrorists acts they carried out. Every decent Nigerian wants the full arm of the law to crackdown very hard on IPOB & ESN. The government should leave no stones unturned and be as hard as they can be on those goons. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by xcon: 9:49am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Geesaintagape:Igbo boy una they fool una self , in as fa the SE will be ungovernable I have no problem. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Myself2(m): 9:49am On Apr 06, 2021 |
In order not to be seen to be rude or insulting, I won't say it's only a fool that will believe that the 3 hour attack on the police headquarters in Owerri was the work of IPOB, so I will say only a naive person will believe that co.ck and bull story. It was obviously stage-managed from Abuja by federal agents in order to destabilise the south east , weaken it's chances of collective bargaining towards 2023 and of course further give IPOB a very bad name 3 Likes |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by ogwumgbe: 9:54am On Apr 06, 2021 |
owobokiri: Wise men are talking. After acting their Hollywood movies without a single loss of life, now they are pointing their dirty fingers on IPOB. continue, we are watching 3 Likes |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Tranquillity360: 10:05am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Bar1941:Where and when? |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Blackdisciple(m): 10:08am On Apr 06, 2021 |
houseontherock: Especially in this Nigeria. |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Nobody: 10:19am On Apr 06, 2021 |
owobokiri:after the round table meeting with British high commissioner and their security adviser.....they came up with the oldest trick in British book.....THE IGBOS OF TODAY AND NOT THE SAME OF 1967.....MOST OF US HAS STUDIED AND EDUCATED OTHERS ABOUT BRITIAN, FULANI AND NIGERIA. We understand their game and how they go about it.....ONE THING BRITIAN IS NOT COUNTING ON IS THE REASONING ADVANCEMENT OF A TYPICAL AFRICAN that's why they will use same trick over and over and over and over again and again and it keeps working generation after generation.....same with Nigerian politicians same manifesto since 1960 they don't bother changing it or thinking out better ones because they know you won't even notice |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Litmus: 10:31am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Ehm, for those of you hypocritically and sanctimoniously now arguing on how everyone jumped to blame IPOB and, 'how poor you innocent Igbo are quick to be blamed by horrible every other tribe" don’t forget how many of you were quick to also claim it was IPOB, ESN, Kanu etc but this time you were arguing on the side of your prowess, i.e. how powerful IPOB is and how the Military are incapable of defeating IPOB and how you support the freeing of prisoners, burning of things and killing of police officers etc.. The only guiltless people were those condemning killing and calling for dialogue and investigation. Besides, investigation is yet to vindicate anyone so no side is free of responsibility yet. No evidence in support of IPOB’S guilt or innocence, no evidence in support of Government conspiracy or not. |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by JAOIdris: 10:32am On Apr 06, 2021 |
I agree with HURIWA..... BUT Igbos' esn play childishly into the hand of those who seek to destabilize the region. it's more like killing what u are trying to save. ������� |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Fanuchi007: 10:36am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Am not Igbo bt am not that stupid to believe the attack was carried out by IPOB. It makes no tactical sense for that correctional center (close to the seat of power) to be attacked for more than 3 hours without backup from the army or police. Those guys even drove in convoy confidently after the operation and no quick response team was mobilized to intercept them. How quick the law enforcement agencies where to point IPOB for being behind the attack surprised me even more. I will not be part of a conspiracy cover up against the east. After seeing SSS working alongside touts to disrupt peaceful protest, and murder innocent youths and blame it back on end SARS peaceful protestars, I'll be the biggest fool to believe diz was done by IPOB. 2 Likes |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Nobody: 10:47am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Abagworo: When I tell people that this country is targeted for destruction, they laugh it off. There's money in this country, only few individuals understand this. 1 Like |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by chatinent: 10:52am On Apr 06, 2021 |
This makes sense. |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by gidado14(m): 10:55am On Apr 06, 2021 |
owobokiri: That explains that every attack in Nigeria na Fulani Herdmen
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Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Nobody: 11:04am On Apr 06, 2021 |
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Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by emperor863(m): 11:04am On Apr 06, 2021 |
“We think there is a plot by some persons working and embedded in government in Abuja who wants to instigate unrests in the usually quiet and peaceful Igboland to deny the region of the opportunity of making a strong case to produce the President of Nigeria of a South-East extraction in the 2023 Presidential elections.” We hear you. An attempt at damage control from an anonymous response. 1 Like |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Nobody: 11:04am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Exactly my opinion A group of rich politicians who are cultists just upgraded their boys and sent them to cause violence in IMO state to put fear/revenge/warning to the governing body of the state Those unknown gunmen are not biafran boys, millitants, ESN nor Fulani herdsmen Nigeria is a big mess Only a god sent president can deliver Nigeria from its doom and not some old rich mofos with fame and power But it will take so many years to change the ancient system which Nigeria operates to a standard system before go we modern We can only pray this whole scenarios doesn't turn into war |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by tit(f): 11:09am On Apr 06, 2021 |
The drama was staged by government agencies. The problem is where are the prisoners? Did they just let all the criminals out? Is there any record of prisoner movements in the days before the attacks? Or are we going to see bodies in ditches in the next few days. |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by pongwa(m): 11:22am On Apr 06, 2021 |
owobokiri:it might just be military elements who wanna subvert.......... 1 Like |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by SmartPolician: 11:29am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Abagworo: While you raised strong points, I don't agree with the emboldened. Let me pick out internet fraud, for instance. I have discussed that with an American client, showing him online stats that other countries were well into advanced online scams than Nigerians. I asked him why Nigerians are being singled out. Well, the guy gave me an interesting response. You see, he told me that, from his perspective, some of the crimes Nigerians are accused of don't carry weight penalities in this country. He argued that it makes many sane minds wonder if these crimes are state-sponsored or the govt secretly encourage it. I think he has a point. We all know that SARS was never fighting internet fraud. Instead, the operatives were more interested in Yahoo boys giving them their share of online fraud. Once they did, everyone would be happy. Again, many Yahoo guys don't spend more than 6 months in prison when they are found guilty of Internet fraud. You and I know that if Obi Invictus and Hushpuppi were caught in Nigeria, they would never go to jail - at least Mompha is good example. To my way of thinking, which the American said as well, a country that has a major problem with online fraud should have stringent laws that forbid people from peparterating such crimes. Today, Obi is going to spend 10 years behind bars. In China, he might even be killed if found guilty. In Nigeria, the government (both the executive and judiciary) does not take such crimes seriously. Now, tell me why the rest of the world would not single you out when you and your government are intentionally defrauding unsuspecting internet users? |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by PigTormentor: 11:30am On Apr 06, 2021 |
HURIWA = IPIG CRIMINALS. |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by PigTormentor: 11:41am On Apr 06, 2021 |
What a boat load of trash from these IPIGS sympathizers. The givt should start with these criminals masquerading as human rights idiotic fools. Putting out such rubbish statement without any hint of evidence to back up such ridiculous claims is the plateau of stupidity and criminality. It's very obvious that these delusional criminals hiding in plain sights as human rights advocates are indeed sponsoring and supporting these IPIG terrorist criminals. And to think that a lot of these fools on NL are even buying this rubbish tells you that these are bunch of HYPOCRITES and easily fooled low IQ miscreants that loves to blame everyone but themselves for anything. |
Re: HURIWA: IPOB May Not Be Responsible For Imo Attacks by Carlyscales: 11:53am On Apr 06, 2021 |
Monogamy:What makes you think that its the people from the region that are killing the security operatives in thier region and not outsiders with sinister motives |
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