blaqoracle:
it is Nigeria that makes you a Yoruba, if Nigeria goes, God forbid, you will come to know that there a marked distinction between an ijebu man and an awori or egba; or ekiti and osun state. Same also with the noise makers- Igbo/ipob, they will come to the really of wawa Igbo and OSU Igbo; IMO and abia dichotomy; those called Hausa IBO or the ika IBO. Presently, the ikwere people prefer to identify with worms than to be called IBO.

omohayek:

Have you considered that some of them are either benefiting directly from the status quo, or are being paid to foment trouble online? How else to explain the publicity given to all these anti-restructuring, anti-IPOB "Yoruba youth" groups no Yoruba person has ever heard of? Just because a few lunatics and paid agents insist they are Yoruba - even though they haven't even shown they can speak the language - doesn't mean they are telling the truth.

It's the easiest thing in the world to pay some hungry nonentities to make noise in front of the cameras - remember the "Ohanaeze Youth Council" that was protesting against Bukola Saraki's trial, or the "Youth Earnestly Ask for Abacha" campaign ran by Daniel Kanu back in 1997.

FBIL:
I actually agree there are many Northern Internet Millipedes who impersonate Yorubas just to increase the existing paranoia between Igbos and Yorubas. Having said this, Yorubas and the Middle Belt need to support NNAMDI KANU'S agitation so that even if BIAFRA can't be actualized, then we all can get RESTRUCTURING and/or DEVOLUTION OF POWER. Without any of these, the country's existence is on a sandy soil. The struggle is very real in SS & SE because people who never identified with the struggle are now doing so openly.

tayebest:



lol, you call it a few crumps? I know if truly is few, more pipeline would have been blown off by now!

cjrane:

Northerners especially the fulanis are abusing the goodwill of other Nigerians using DSS, army and police to rape the goodwill of Nigerians
Soon they will ask for others to show good faith and there will be none left.

bamite:
Today is a sunday, you should have been used for nkwobi since morning.

bamite:
Today is a sunday, you should have been used for nkwobi since morning.

bamite:
As them don buy you free 100 naira kparaga drink dis evening, why you no go come dey here de type nonsense.

Lombardi:
This odumakin guy should shut the hell up. Afenifere does not speak for me.

Nbote:
Yet some morons will keep losing slip by opening multiple threads daily jus to make noise nd spite those dey call Igbos and d Kanu guy.. I bet they'll com and deny their own AFENIFERE..

Tenkobos:
In other words, Yoruba people have rejected Sarraki.





Terrible.

blaqoracle:
it is Nigeria that makes you a Yoruba, if Nigeria goes, God forbid, you will come to know that there a marked distinction between an ijebu man and an awori or egba; or ekiti and osun state. Same also with the noise makers- Igbo/ipob, they will come to the really of wawa Igbo and OSU Igbo; IMO and abia dichotomy; those called Hausa IBO or the ika IBO. Presently, the ikwere people prefer to identify with worms than to be called IBO.

xpool:

I hate when you insult yourubas unnecessarily, the victory of the south (Biafra or Odua or restructuring) depends on the unity and understanding between igbos and yorubas.
The greatest enemies of NDIIGBO are NDIIGBOS.
Yorubas and Igobs stop insulting yourselves online and elsewhere; we are the most intelligent of the country.

fumiswtpusy:

Yes because you are not from yoruba,but one of the few educated fulanis masquerading as a yoruba.
United south and middle bel.and we are bringing the fight to those illiterates.

aminulive:
A pan Yoruba socio-cultural group known as Afenifere has weighed in on the recent calls for the re-arrest of the Leader of the Indigenous people of Biafra(IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.

In a recent interview with Punch, the national publicity secretary of the group, Yinka Odumakin implied that only people from the Northern region of the country seek the re-arrest of Kanu.

He said;

To start with, experience has shown that arrest cannot resolve the question of self-determination. Two years ago, who knew Nnamdi Kanu? Maybe he was just on the Internet or Radio Biafra. But when he was arrested and detained for over a year he became popular.

You realise today that when he is addressing crowds in the South-East, thousands gather and follow (him). They (government) made him popular. If they rearrest him, they are going to further popularise him and bring into focus the issues he is fighting for. Why don’t they deal with the issues, solve the nationality question and render his achievements ineffective? His arrest will not resolve the matter. Even if they sentence Kanu to death today, another person will rise — once they refuse to resolve the matter.

On the other hand, when you talk about the rule of law, that lady that symbolises justice is blindfolded. The essence of that is, she is no respecter of persons — she delivers justice to whoever offends the law. But then, you begin to go after Kanu and some people get up in Arewa land to say leave our land. The Kaduna governor says, ‘Go and arrest them.’

The vice president says, ‘Arrest them.’ The minister of interior then says, ‘No, they said they were misquoted.’ The thing the minister said they were misquoted on, they sat with governors from the North to say they were suspending the order (notice to quit given to Igbo in the North), and they were holding a press conference in Sheraton.

In fact, one of the (Arewa) youths, when they were looking for them, said, ‘If I’m declared wanted, I will give myself up.’ Even (for security agents) to invite them for a 30-minute chat and let them go, they didn’t do that. When you refuse to do that, you create problems for the rule of law; you show that there’s a double standard. That is not how to build an inclusive country.

Not that we endorse everything that Kanu is doing, but we are saying in order not to overheat the polity, what we need now is (for the Federal Government) to address the issues that have given rise to agitations. If we begin the process of restructuring this country, the separatist groups will be at bay. But if we don’t address these issues, you’re giving them, added energy.

When asked about Kanu's violation of his bail conditions, Odumakin said;

When you are granted bail, that is not the end of the matter. The bail means you can go home while the case continues. They have a case in court; let them go to the court. It goes beyond the whole question of courts. Kanu has not been put before the court for killing anybody, burning property or doing anything wrong. All they are taking him to court for is for statements they said he made.

Arewa youths made statements that threatened the unity of the country; they (government) said they should be arrested. The police did not arrest them. The minister of interior came out and started making excuses that the youths said they were misquoted.

Why didn’t he say Kanu said he was misquoted? Now, those who are in favour of (Kanu’s) re-arrest are from the same section of the country where the Arewa youths come from. People can begin to draw insinuations that they are quick to ask for Kanu’s re-arrest because he is not from their section of the country, while they are shielding those who are from their section of the country. That’s why I’m talking about inclusiveness. So, it goes beyond taking Kanu to court. It’s on the basis of the same question of what Kanu said that they arrested him in the first place.  Arewa youths made pronouncements that threatened the unity of Nigeria.

To date, the police could not invite them for a chat; (not) even to take them to a five-star hotel and interrogate them over drinks, pepper soup and groundnuts. To let them be roaming free and even for the minister of interior to be making very lame and unintelligent excuses for them — what kind of country are you building? The boys never said they were misquoted.

When they suspended their notice to quit, they repeated everything they said. That minister should have resigned by now. We are not holding the fort for Kanu at all. We are saying if you want to apply the law, you must apply it evenly; not a law for a section and another law for another section. That cannot work. In fact, that will create more problems and give more sympathy to Kanu.

http://politicsngr.com/2017/09/03/northerners-want-nnamdi-kanu-re-arrested-afenifere/

tayebest:



Mr. man, because am not support for the secession doesn't mean I did not respect their quest for referendum, But another look at it makes me wonder if it really possible! The senators who are to pass the bill said nothing like Biafra. The "sit at home" and the Anambra election boycott seems not a good move if truly they are fighting for Biafra, it changes nothing.



Yes! Nigeria has never been better since the independence and neither will the referendum bring the good we are hoping for. So, why not sit with the FG and negotiate what they really want? The Niger delta did the same and they are enjoying their self now. Nnamdi kanu should keep his ego and tell the FG what he want for his region.

zionmade1:
the fact is that only illiterates and those who are not enlightened enough to know that arresting Kanu will do more harm than good
the guy is capitalizing on the weakness and loopholes of the government to win over the mind of people so rather than dealing with force why not cover those loopholes and strengthen those weaknesses
If the government wants to test the ultimate yield strength of the unity of this country then they should arrest the guy.

fumiswtpusy:
we yoruba are becoming bold and these is so commendable.once again fulanis and hausas are human being and just like biafrans which ss and se are saying no to been slaves,me I also want our people to say no to licking their anus.
If possible I will also like us to take back our God given lands in kwara,kogi etc were their emir are ruling us.
Say no to slavery.
Say yes to equality.
Say yes to justice.
The revolution has begun.

Kazim88:


Take it or leave it, Core Northerners are actually impersonating Yorubas in Nairaland to fan the feud between the south.

NgeneUkwenu:
PDP Afenifere...The Same group that adopted Jonathan, as presidential Candidate in 2015


When asked about Kanu's violation of his bail conditions, Odumakin said;




You see the above? The PDP apologist couldn't must a coherent answer.....

laliga01:


This is what you get when a smart phone is smarter than the owner. Am not even sure the phone belongs to a dullard like you.

spinna:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOf0dojckhI

fumiswtpusy:

The truth hurts .i won't reply you more than these because the few educated hausas and fulanis are opening different monikers to atack biafrans and cause division between the entire south generally by claiming they are yorubas while the biafrans attack we the yorubas thinking we are the ones insulting them.

NgeneUkwenu:


Arent you the dumb one here? Were Arewa Youths on bail like Kanu? Did they pay bond of 300m Naira, with other conditions to be freed?

sasquareT:

Gbam!!! I couldn't have say it better.
having this notion since...am a Yoruba man but I found it so unbelievable the way some people who claim to be Yoruba reason on this forum.
the Like of Sarrki and co claiming to be Yoruba just to fan the feud between d Southerners. and the Ipob in the other hand are too emotional to discern that those guys are not Yoruba,they laughed at how stupid we southerners on Nairaland can be when ever they perceived that their antics is working.
every reasonable Yoruba man is tired of the Nigeria system of Government.

bamite:
I don't waste my time responding to homeless, trashy degenerate pigs like ipod miscreants

bamite:
I don't waste my time responding to homeless, trashy degenerate pigs like ipod miscreants

bamite:
From your moniker, it's obvious the calibre of people you belong to