Rehimusals:
With the level of carnage currently being meted on the Nigerian police by IPOB in the South East, the deafening silence by major stakeholders in the region is puzzling. The South East is gradually becoming embroiled with security challenges that directly link to activities of IPOB but no one seems to be condemning the group. Are Policemen or Security operatives less human? Why are religious/traditional bodies and other prominent personalities not speaking up against the actions of IPOB?


Why the sudden silence from the corners of Civil Society Organizations and activists that have lent voices against human rights abuses? Have they sold their consciences to IPOB’ cause at the detriment of collective security? Should their silence be interpreted as support and complacency? Is there a plan to replicate insurgency in the South East as in the North East? So many questions begging for swift answers. Nigeria is the only country we have. The earlier we rise to the occasion and learn to live with our differences while understanding we are better and stronger together, the better. Voices must be lifted in unison against the rise of non-state actors who are determined to destabilise our long-nurtured-unity.

Rehimusals:
With the level of carnage currently being meted on the Nigerian police by IPOB in the South East, the deafening silence by major stakeholders in the region is puzzling. The South East is gradually becoming embroiled with security challenges that directly link to activities of IPOB but no one seems to be condemning the group. Are Policemen or Security operatives less human? Why are religious/traditional bodies and other prominent personalities not speaking up against the actions of IPOB?


Why the sudden silence from the corners of Civil Society Organizations and activists that have lent voices against human rights abuses? Have they sold their consciences to IPOB’ cause at the detriment of collective security? Should their silence be interpreted as support and complacency? Is there a plan to replicate insurgency in the South East as in the North East? So many questions begging for swift answers. Nigeria is the only country we have. The earlier we rise to the occasion and learn to live with our differences while understanding we are better and stronger together, the better. Voices must be lifted in unison against the rise of non-state actors who are determined to destabilise our long-nurtured-unity.

360degreess:
That's the plain truth.But surprisingly you see most South Easterners supporting the killing of police by the Igbos,but they forgot that it will later affect them and their families.. That was how Boko Haram started in Borno by killing security personnels..

helinues:
When northerners were pampering the Boko Haram members we warned them about their potential treat but they didn't listen.

Hope it won't be too late for SE people to realize that the so called UGM are pending future menace

Rehimusals:
With the level of carnage currently being meted on the Nigerian police by IPOB in the South East, the deafening silence by major stakeholders in the region is puzzling. The South East is gradually becoming embroiled with security challenges that directly link to activities of IPOB but no one seems to be condemning the group. Are Policemen or Security operatives less human? Why are religious/traditional bodies and other prominent personalities not speaking up against the actions of IPOB?


Why the sudden silence from the corners of Civil Society Organizations and activists that have lent voices against human rights abuses? Have they sold their consciences to IPOB’ cause at the detriment of collective security? Should their silence be interpreted as support and complacency? Is there a plan to replicate insurgency in the South East as in the North East? So many questions begging for swift answers. Nigeria is the only country we have. The earlier we rise to the occasion and learn to live with our differences while understanding we are better and stronger together, the better. Voices must be lifted in unison against the rise of non-state actors who are determined to destabilise our long-nurtured-unity.

Faber:


Did IPOB convened #EndSars. Where the Police misbehaving before they were being attacked or did Nigerians woke up one morning to attack them?

Yes/No?

If you cannot reason properly with your brain. Why not donate it for research or sell it to some afonja skull miners and make ur siblings rich.

BiafIntel:

The difference is that the former think and reason like cows.

helinues:


And is there any difference with the latter? Former started this way remember

Rehimusals:
[s]With the level of carnage currently being meted on the Nigerian police by IPOB in the South East, the deafening silence by major stakeholders in the region is puzzling. The South East is gradually becoming embroiled with security challenges that directly link to activities of IPOB but no one seems to be condemning the group. Are Policemen or Security operatives less human? Why are religious/traditional bodies and other prominent personalities not speaking up against the actions of IPOB?


Why the sudden silence from the corners of Civil Society Organizations and activists that have lent voices against human rights abuses? Have they sold their consciences to IPOB’ cause at the detriment of collective security? Should their silence be interpreted as support and complacency? Is there a plan to replicate insurgency in the South East as in the North East? So many questions begging for swift answers. Nigeria is the only country we have. The earlier we rise to the occasion and learn to live with our differences while understanding we are better and stronger together, the better. Voices must be lifted in unison against the rise of non-state actors who are determined to destabilise our long-nurtured-unity.[/s]

BiafIntel:

The difference is clear. The former think and reason like a cow. I know you won't get it because you are one of them and you reason like a cow. Have you gotten your cow ID card?

BiafIntel:

The difference is clear. The former think and reason like a cow. I know you won't get it because you are one of them and you reason like a cow. Have you gotten your cow ID card?

helinues:


Now tell us how the latter think and reason that they are following the foot step of the former?

I didn't not read your insult part... Most of you guys can't exchange 3 conversations without throwing tantrum

Faber:


Did IPOB convened #EndSars. Where the Police misbehaving before they were being attacked or did Nigerians woke up one morning to attack them?

Yes/No?

If you cannot reason properly with your brain. Why not donate it for research or sell it to some afonja skull miners and make ur siblings rich.

360degreess:
.. Typical Igbos terrorists way of thinking..

helinues:
When northerners were pampering the Boko Haram members we warned them about their potential treat but they didn't listen.

Hope it won't be too late for SE people to realized that the so called UGM are pending future menace

BiafIntel:

That the latter is following the footsteps of the former is only in your cow brain. Have you gotten your cow ID card? Answer this.

Rehimusals:
With the level of carnage currently being meted on the Nigerian police by IPOB in the South East, the deafening silence by major stakeholders in the region is puzzling. The South East is gradually becoming embroiled with security challenges that directly link to activities of IPOB but no one seems to be condemning the group. Are Policemen or Security operatives less human? Why are religious/traditional bodies and other prominent personalities not speaking up against the actions of IPOB?


Why the sudden silence from the corners of Civil Society Organizations and activists that have lent voices against human rights abuses? Have they sold their consciences to IPOB’ cause at the detriment of collective security? Should their silence be interpreted as support and complacency? Is there a plan to replicate insurgency in the South East as in the North East? So many questions begging for swift answers. Nigeria is the only country we have. The earlier we rise to the occasion and learn to live with our differences while understanding we are better and stronger together, the better. Voices must be lifted in unison against the rise of non-state actors who are determined to destabilise our long-nurtured-unity.