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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by ekafine(f): 4:40pm On Sep 29, 2015

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Aareonakakanfo:
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You're both going round the same pole repeating the same nonsense.You need to convince me.You're basically doing this

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E dey pain am, but it is the same 'nonsense' that you need to hear repeatedly to change your cowardly mindset grin

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by meforyou1(m): 4:41pm On Sep 29, 2015

Aigbofa:

How come ibos lost their voices when Akaluka was unjustly beheaded?
It was Yorubas as usual who expressed outrage. The chest beaters quickly scurried back to their shells.
Babies were cut of the the womb and none of that was ever avenged.

I was in Aba then and witnessed first hand the revenge igbos undertook. There was no single hausa man alive in Aba for a long time

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by ekafine(f): 4:42pm On Sep 29, 2015

This pictures says it all why yorubras cannot do anything even if Fulanis kidnap Tinubu. If they can kidnap SGF Falae who then is Tinubu? yorubras are even worse then slaves grin

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Olaolufred(m): 4:42pm On Sep 29, 2015

Balkan:
You are making reasonable comments here. Every Igbo man will support any move to solve the Fulani question. you don't wait for the Igbos to start it for you. it happened in yoruba land.

YORUBA WANTS KIDNAPPING TO STOP ANYWHERE IN NIGERIA.
NOT JUST IN YORUBALAND.
PERPETRATORS, WHETHER AN EXTRACT OF ANY OF ABOUT 250 ETHNIC NATIONALITIES IN NIGERIA SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO BOOK.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Nobody: 4:42pm On Sep 29, 2015

Aareonakakanfo:

Coming from someone whose cousins are about to be beheaded in Bangkok next week, doesn't that sound like a satire?

Field Marshall, you should be more sensible than this...

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Shymm3x: 4:43pm On Sep 29, 2015

Balkan:
You are making reasonable comments here. Every Igbo man will support any move to solve the Fulani question. you don't wait for the Igbos to start it for you. it happened in yoruba land.

Not just Fulani - Fulani and Igbo question.

These two pikey groups are too problematic and they are both taking advantage of the meek Yorubas. It is unacceptable.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Olaolufred(m): 4:45pm On Sep 29, 2015

[b]The promise of death in Akwa Ibom —2

on August 03, 2014

By Dele Sobowale

“History is little more than the register of the crimes, follies and misfortunes of mankind.” Edward Gibbon, 1734-1794. (VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS p 92).

Crimes have been committed in Akwa Ibom State – murders, kidnappings, arson, abduction, extortion – most of which had not been solved by the Nigeria Police or the SSS till today. By 2009, according to the Annual Report of the Nigeria Police, Akwa Ibom, hitherto low on the league table of states for crimes had risen to the number one position. It was definitely not the sort of “trophy” any state governor would like to keep on his shelf.

In that fateful year, 2009 that is, 177 murders were committed in a state which never recorded up to sixty a few years back. By 2010 the crime rate had exploded such as to erase the record of 2009. Some would recall that on February 14, 2010, the Governor was reported by the DAILY INDEPENDENT as asking his supporters to “crush all opposition to government.”

A few days after that declaration, one Engineer who had relocated from the Far East in 2011, barely escaped assassination. He was hastily flown out of Nigeria for treatment to save his life. His aged mother was not so fortunate. After being kidnapped, and a ransom paid, the poor old woman, about 80 years old, was still murdered and the body dumped on the road. Several cases of murder and kidnapping were recorded in quick succession and Akwa Ibom State which up to 2007, was one of the safest states in Nigeria, leapt to the first position for crime nationwide. Until the 2011 elections were conducted the state was gripped by fear; few people could be seen out after 7 o clock at night and even home was not safe.

*Akpabio
*Akpabio

While the opposition pointed accusing fingers at the state government, the Police and the SSS failed to solve a single one of these crimes. Akpabio was stoutly defended by his appointees – some of them have since turned coat. The truth might never be known until one of the murderers and kidnappers choose to confess and provide evidence.

However, guilty or not, Akpabio needs to understand that there has been a significant change in his situation with respect to power. In 2009, he still had six more years to spend in the Government House – more than sufficient time to deal with the opposition. Now, he has ten months left in power and must hand over the levers of power to a successor. A lame duck governor, seeking to go to the Senate and deliver his state to the President embarking on a quest for the second term, is so distracted as not to constitute such a formidable foe. And, from May 29, 2015, he will be on his own….Creating mortal foes should not be one of his most pressing problems.
One obvious unintended consequence of his utterances, quoted in PUNCH, July 17, 2014, needs to be pointed out to the governor before we turn the page, for now, on this matter. From now until the 2015 election for governor in Akwa Ibom State, Akpabio has opened himself up to unintended consequences of his statement on how to deal with opposition in the state – whether or not he was responsible. His immunity from prosecution ends on May 29, 2015. He will be well-advised to remember the fate of former Governor Mbadiniju of Anambra State….
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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Nobody: 4:46pm On Sep 29, 2015

ekafine:
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E dey pain am, but it is the same 'nonsense' that you need to hear repeatedly to change your cowardly mindset

She talk say e dey pain me and please don't use the word coward. Stop aaaaam grin

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by ekafine(f): 4:47pm On Sep 29, 2015

^^^He dey cry ni grin

Show us where a prominent Akwaibomite was kidnapped by Fulani grin

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Balkan(m): 4:52pm On Sep 29, 2015

Lazy and sophisticated ritualists

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by gnykelly(m): 4:52pm On Sep 29, 2015

Riodiao:
this kind of thing can never happen in igboland or niger delta. who born them to try am

it happened in IMO state the village women were raped you can look it up here on nairaland

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Duru1(m): 4:53pm On Sep 29, 2015

To the Yari.ba, you cannot have your cake and eat it. Once one is a turncoat, one shall always be treated as a turncoat. The Yari.ba nation sold out rightly the dignity of a man and even woman for that matter in 1967 when they joined the Hausa, Fulani and Kanuri to prosecute a war against Biafra despite the fact that a son of the soil has been murdered in Ibadan, the capital of Oodua nation.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by ekafine(f): 4:58pm On Sep 29, 2015

yorubars leaders are already wailing on this thread. It su.cks to be yorubar grin

https://www.nairaland.com/2631509/herdsmen-hell-femi-fani-kayode

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by meforyou1(m): 5:05pm On Sep 29, 2015

Aareonakakanfo:

She talk say e dey pain me and please don't use the word coward. Stop aaaaam

paper tiger, coward daughter of a coward father, u ' ve not seen nothing yet. When we start with you in lagos, you will regret when you were born

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Nobody: 5:10pm On Sep 29, 2015

meforyou1:
paper tiger, coward daughter of a coward father, u ' ve not seen nothing yet. When we start with you in lagos, you will regret when you were born

Paper tiger ko Carton lion ni. Ogede. As regards the emboldened, You don turn me to woman be that ooo lil !d!ot boy. You better start it from azuiyi udene where you reside. and didn't i warn you red mud romanis not to use the word coward? hun

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Balkan(m): 5:14pm On Sep 29, 2015

Shymm3x:

Not just Fulani - Fulani and Igbo question.

These two pikey groups are too problematic and they are both taking advantage of the meek Yorubas. It is unacceptable.

My friend igbos are not your problem. your problem are the Fulanis and Hausa you guys worship. they kill you everyday.
Igbos dont fight yorubas. it only happens in this forum. you guys should try and emancipate yourselves from Hausa/ fulani occupation.

They are telling you here how your elder statesman was kidnapped by fulanis, instead of you to condemn the week nature or your people, you are here fighting the igbos. get you priority right.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Nobody: 5:17pm On Sep 29, 2015

Balkan:
My friend igbos are not your problem. your problem are the Fulanis and Hausa you guys worship. they kill you everyday.
Igbos dont fight yorubas. it only happens in this forum. you guys should try and emancipate yourselves from Hausa/ fulani occupation.

They are telling you here how your elder statesman was kidnapped by fulanis, instead of you to condemn the week nature or your people, you are here fighting the igbos. get you priority right.

One Yoruba kidnapped and released unharmed is more important than three hundred thousand dead ibos. I completely agree, Yoruba lives are far more worthy.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by PointB: 5:18pm On Sep 29, 2015

Shymm3x:

Not just Fulani - Fulani and Igbo question.

These two pikey groups are too problematic and they are both taking advantage of the meek Yorubas. It is unacceptable.

Igbos don't attack or kill their friends or neighbors, we only out-compete them. Personally, I think that's fair and proper way of doing things. Yoruba should quit their petty jeolousy of Igbos, and face those who sacks, kidnap and butcher them on their own turf.

We are talking about the assault, kidnap, and molestation, torture, dehumanisation of Chief Olu Falae whose sin was daring to question incursion of herdsmen who ravaged his livelihood.

Now that he's breached his abductors' gag order, what happens next? What if they come back??

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Olaolufred(m): 5:19pm On Sep 29, 2015

ekafine:
^^^He dey cry ni Show us where a prominent Akwaibomite was kidnapped by Fulani

[size=14pt] You forgot to note that many akwa ibomite are sub-human compared to some[/size]

Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Nobody: 5:20pm On Sep 29, 2015

Shymm3x:

Lmao...I don't even know how to reply to this emotional Igbotic rant. But why are you lot so emotional, with men acting like biitches wearing wrappers and women looking so manly with beards and stocky legs?

I never even abused ya ethnic group but you had to write a soliloquy about how messed up and miserable ya life is and how wretched ya accursed pops is.

Can you now see why I call you lot Homo Habilis from the Hominini tribe, you insolent flat-headed bonobo?

Abi o, I'm even thinking of starting a new clothing line called "Ikemba Saint Laurent" It will be a line of pleated skirts for ibo men.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Iykopee(m): 5:20pm On Sep 29, 2015

This yoruslaves people dom suffer for their own land. Igbos buying up their lands while fulanis kidnap them with alacrity. This is double jeopardy.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Duru1(m): 5:23pm On Sep 29, 2015

Shymm3x:

Lmao...I don't even know how to reply to this emotional Igbotic rant. But why are you lot so emotional, with men acting like biitches wearing wrappers and women looking so manly with beards and stocky legs?

I never even abused ya ethnic group but you had to write a soliloquy about how messed up and miserable ya life is and how wretched ya accursed pops is.

Can you now see why I call you lot Homo Habilis from the Hominini tribe, you insolent flat-headed bonobo?

I thought you were smart enough to, at least, separate a chaff from the seed. Bros Ndiigbo will accept Yari.ba challenge on anything, anytime, anywhere even in the hell.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by ekafine(f): 5:25pm On Sep 29, 2015

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Olaolufred:

[size=14pt] You forgot to note that many akwa ibomite are sub-human compared to some[/size]

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yorubars are in for servitude, it will take America to save you people from your masters grin

https://www.nairaland.com/2632442/kidnap-former-sgf-falae-fulanis

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Nobody: 5:26pm On Sep 29, 2015

Duru1:

I thought you were smart enough to, at least, separate a chaff from the seed. Bros Ndiigbo will accept Yari.ba challenge on anything, anytime, anywhere even in the hell.

Ojukwu boasted more than this yet he ran over children in a desperate attempt to escape.
Empty chest beaters.

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Nobody: 5:26pm On Sep 29, 2015

Iykopee:
This yoruslaves people dom suffer for their own land. Igbos buying up their lands while fulanis kidnap them with alacrity. This is double jeopardy.

They wish they were buying land. mythical land owners More like this

Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by ekafine(f): 5:28pm On Sep 29, 2015

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Aigbofa:

Ojukwu boasted more than this yet he ran over children in a desperate attempt to escape.
Empty chest beaters.

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This has nothing to do with Ojukwu because he was brave enough to hold off Nigeria for 3yrs, no yorubar can even dream it talk more of doing it. Face the topic which made it clear that yorubras are COWARDS. Where is OPC when you need them grin

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Oduduwaboy(m): 5:28pm On Sep 29, 2015

austinsmat:
hmmn but to late to cry now, we are talking about how awolowo drag this tribe to serve hausa/falanis in 60s.
the year 2015 tinibu has done worst than awolowo because of his personal selfishness, afonja will be better than him, when fulanis will finish with him
Yoruba don't have another option rather than to continue serving there masters. when Biafra mature yelobas will be completely slave to there Master.

Awolowo dragged Yoruba to serve Hausa/ Fulani in the 60s? You no nothing of the politics of the 60s my f.o.o.l.i.sh friend ! Go in this thy i.d.i.o.c.y jare .

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Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by Olaolufred(m): 5:30pm On Sep 29, 2015

ekafine:
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yorubars are in for servitude, it will take America to save you people from your masters

https://www.nairaland.com/2632442/kidnap-former-sgf-falae-fulanis

[size=18pt] You still failed to confirm the truth that your improminent self is sub-human compared to prominent akwa ibomites[/size]

Re: We Cannot Continue To Be Slaves In Yorubaland - Olu Falae Warns by PointB: 5:31pm On Sep 29, 2015

Iykopee:
This yoruslaves people dom suffer for their own land. Igbos buying up their lands while fulanis kidnap them with alacrity. This is double jeopardy.

At least an Igboman would have offered millions of Naira to buy Chief Olu Falae's farm, and he would have been happier with the exchange. But not the fulani herdmen, who came with daggers and guns, dragged the old man on the hard rocky and gritty floor, and then hold him captive for days in tortuous circumstance. And to rub salt on injury, asked for even much more money than what the Igboman would have offered the unfortunate Chief for his farm in exchange for his life.

Now between the generous Igboman, and the dangerous fulani, confused Yorobars would still wish harm upon the Igbo, and lie prostrate before the Fulani! Looks to me that the Yorobars worldview is warped!!

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