Aufbauh:


My bro, there's no need to join issues with someone who is not interested in the truth but rather carried away by emotions of ethnic ties.
Personally i don't respond to mentions like this because of infantile & insultive characters that is evident in your quote but i have to correct an impression, my presumed 'rantings on every Igbo thread by you is only borne out of my sincere concern for the Igbo friends and close relatives whom i owe a duty of care, not for someone of your type.
I often criticize the irrational behaviors of people who are close to me, that's is why you'll hardly sees me in non Igbo/benue threads.

at d bolded.
Here is d same issue that the author is talking about.
I will advise you to read d post again cos am very sure you Neva read it.
Hypocrite.

Ishilove:

Hmmm, I'm seriously pondering why I should give a flying fvck what you think about me...

What I tink about you?
is that a joke or what?
just remain a mod that you are cos that's d only way I can HV tym to think and remember you exist when I want my stuffs to be moved to d fron't page

Ishilove:
.

sorry to say but you Have a big problem. and I tink I know d root of it all. however. you are irredeemable.

Ishilove:

You and your generations yet unborn are the mad and eeddiotic ones. Anu ugboko. Ifule

go to bed.
each tym you want to make a point you end up fighting as if you are still a kid.

Aufbauh:
My dad told me that whenever you noticed that virtually everybody around you hates/dislike you, then you have to look inward.
Personally I'll feel bad and remorseful if majority of Nigerian tribes perceives my tribe in a bad light, i cannot just wish it away as an act of ignorance or envy.
I often asked myself what is the injustice Igbos are experiencing which is only peculiar to them, or what are they seeing that other Nigerians are not seeing?
Most of their complaints to us are not peculiar to any tribes and also most of those who believes in the Nigerian project sees it as a burden that is common to multi ethno-linguistic society.
Tolerance is key to every successful relationship.

my Brother.
You just Proved d writer of this article Right.
Evil people and haters like you suddenly becomes and adviser to d Igbo and suddenly knew when to advice them after spewing your hatred towards them.
hmm.
I don"'t have much to tell you becos I always see you Ranting on every Igbo thread.
with out making any sense.
Useless Benue Wanna-be

WombRaiders:
I never thought that it will be ever possible to hate a whole race but the yoruba never made it easy NOT to hate their ugly jealousy dirty lazy asses.

I am NOT IBO but I am seriously DEAD TIRED of all the Yoruba obsessive hate on Ibos.

Just today another bastard yoruba was caught lamely attempting to spark etho-religious riots. The foolish fatherless bastard was posting from that cultist rapist owned site - Sahara reporters which is bank rolled by that drug dealing kleptomaniac tinubu who i pray to hang personally in future.

It makes me wonder that if I am tired of hearing dirty ugly lazy jealous ass Yoruba children of perdition spew their trash here on NL over the Ibos, how gaddamn awful it will be an Ibo to have these sub human reptilian satanic seeds constantly on your neck all because as Ibos you were forced to remain in one useless slave plantation.

I will bring the gas chambers to Osun.

You bastards

at least now many people can see what we have been going through.
and some people and there love for one Nigeria refused to understand What we are going through.
Some Times I wish I could see people like Omenka and Ngeneukwenu face to face so I can cut of their head from their tiny Neck

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

obinoscopy. Afam4eva. ishilove

Twenty two people have been reportedly killed in an early morning attack by an armed group alleged to be Fulani herdsmen on 9 different communities in Dekina Local Government Area of Kogi.

The herdsmen who raided the communities were said to have carried out the attack in the early hours of Monday, November 9th, 2015, killing 22 and wounding several others, while hundreds are said to be missing.

Briefing the House of Representatives Press Corps yesterday at the National Assembly, representatives of concerned members of the affected communities, led by Barrister Usman Ibrahim and Silas Ahiaba, stated that the people of the affected communities were in distress, having been chased away from their ancestral lands, and that they require the urgent intervention of the state and federal governments.

Addressing the media, Barrister Ibrahim said: “We are all talking from the position of distress. As we speak, our fathers, grandfathers, parents and loved ones have been chased away from their ancestral homes where they have existed for over 200 years.

“At early hours of Monday, the communities were greeted with an invasion of heavily armed Fulani herdsmen who killed and maimed so many. As of today, 22 people have been confirmed dead, several others either injured or missing. Right now, we are refugees in our own land.”

Asked if there has been any response or intervention from the state government, the visibly emotional bureaucrat who is also a Committee Clerk in the National Assembly said the response from the state government has so far been skeletal with little or no effect.

“The state government has been fully briefed on this matter. But whether they have been able to make any inroad is still not certain because our people are still displaced. As at yesterday, a few policemen went to the places but no form of arrest has been made so far. There has not been any fruitful response from governments at any level. We want the Federal Government to intervene and return our families home in one piece. That’s the humble appeal we are making,” he said.

On whether there has been conflict of that nature between the herdsmen and farmers in the past, the aggrieved indigene answered in the affirmative, saying that there has been confrontations in the past but nothing murderous.

“This is a period when the farmers harvest their farm produce and what the herdsmen do is to come and feast on the harvest. So it has always been an issue between them. However, this time they came to kill and destroy lives and property,” he said.

The group also lamented the lack of response by federal and state legislators representing the affected communities which fall within the Igala speaking areas of Kogi state.

“On whether we have informed our lawmakers, yes we have tried to contact them but they have been unavailable. I have made efforts to reach out to the State Assembly members and even the Representative and the Senator here, but we are yet to establish contact with them concerning this situation,” Mr. Ibrahim said.

The affected communities are Agojeju, Ikpoba, Ojeh, Ajomojayi, Ajadaji, Idochi, Ojiyanawo, Ulaja and Oganenigu respectively.

All affected communities are in Dekin/Bassa Federal constituency which is currently being represented by Hon. Benjamin Ikani Okolo in the 8th House of Reps; while Senator Abdulrahman Abubakar represents Kogi East in the 8th Senate. However, no form of legislative effort has emerged from either of them since the ugly incident occurred on Monday.

# http://sunnewsonline.com/new/fulani-herdsmen-raid-kogi-communities-22-dead-many-more-displaced/

omenka:
The IPOD protesters are nothing more than a bunch of paid TAN thugs re-activated by some sore losers in the PDP. Simple.

go get a life.
Onye Nzuzu

Eddygourdo:
the Biafran quest is not well thought out, we very likely to be laughed at, a nation isn't created based only in emotional reasons. Wat are the economic plans of biafra, Wat are it's political plans, Wat regions encompasses this biafra, ha so many unanswered questions yet people are demonstrating and agitating. I shows me that my fellow igbo people are daft and premedevial

So d only reason why you are here ranting is because you believe d Igbo will be mocked at for demanding for freedom?
Imaging this unreasonable and childish/negative tot,and here you are,A daft and Premedivial human being(that is if you are a human)
accusing d igbos of being An idiot.When actually you are d real Idiot.
What a Hypocrite.
if you are really an Igbo.
then am really ashamed of having you as a kinsman.

OBAFEMIawolowo:
oh, the construction of road infront of EBSU main campus. I saw it it that's what you meant.

Nope.
so you didn't see that Giant fly over being constructed at spera in doe Junction?
and d newly started one at presco junction

OBAFEMIawolowo:
I only moved along that ogoja road, didn't really flexed abakaliki the way I flex Enugu and owerri. I can remember seeing one ongoing construction of a skycrapper along that road (at round-about) before getting to FMC. No vex if I no see the other government projects.

my guy you are a liar.
did you jumped into Abakaliki with aeroplane that you didn't see d ongoing project DAT anyone coming to Ai from Enugu must see?

OBAFEMIawolowo:
I was opprotuned to visit all southeast states on a project work sponsored by an international organization in the U.S. I had to visit several big hospitals in the region like UNTH, NAUTH, FMC owerri, ABSUTH, FMC abakaliki. The work has to do with the prevalence of PUD in southeast and it lasted for 10weeks. This is my first time of going to southeast and I was eager to know what ile Igbo looks like.

On getting to Niger bridge from Asaba airport, I met a 10lanes road in Onitsha which serve as gateway to southeast, the road was well marked and wide ( I was like "welcome to southeast", then i was immediately taken to my hotel at fegge area of Onitsha (top rank hotel).

Onitsha
Onitsha is quite a formidable commercial city, but I can't live in onitsha. The city is tick, dusty and congested, most of their roads are dusty with no walkways. Onitsha has heavy buildings but tiny roads, aside the expressway, I don't think any other thing fascinated me about onitsha. I remember visiting on Chinese restaurant at awka road though. I can remember also visiting oguta road, modebe, zik road, port Harcourt road eetc onitsha needs a total overhaul but i won't deny seeing heavy buildings. I spent two weeks in onitsah then we moved to owerri.

Owerri
I lodged at rapour hotel along orlu road in owerri. Owerri is a very lively city but lot of abandoned projects scatter all over the city. I remember seeing two abandoned flyover projects and it doesn't seem it was abandoned recently. Nice houses, night live is also encouraging. I remember spending time with fine owerri girls, they have beautiful girls. I was disappointed in okoroacha, owerri roads are not well marked, most street lights are not working. But owerri is quite more inhabitable than onitsha. Spent two weeks in owerri then moved to aba.

Aba
Didn't really spent much time moving around here, roads are quite bad here but I saw some construction work going on. i remember our car falling into a big pothole ( I had to role my shirt to push it ooo). The city is also very noisy. I moved to Enugu after one week.

Enugu
I lodges ate fildema hotel at independence layout. Bros, make I no lie, this city get government presence ooo. Didn't really see heavy building like in owerri, aba and onitsha but the city is organized with well planned road networks, street lights and well marked roads. Didn't enjoy enugu well because water is a problem, I also noticed their soil is a strange stony red soil. Enugu is quite better than others. I spent two weeks here then moved to abakaliki.

Abakaliki
I even forget the hotel wet I lodge sef, but it was along Enugu road or so. Abakaliki is quite the least of all ot these cities but i remember still seeig wider roads than i saw in aba and onitsha. Abakaliki is quite laidbacked with similar soil like that of Enugu.

I moved to back to enugu to spend extra one week, visited several clubs and lounges in enugu. Fine residential buildings, I remember eating opa with coke along oguiyi road. Stella odua messed up in that Enugu airport ooo, chairs for there don dey soil finish, but well sha, i will love to visit Enugu and owerri again.

I enjoyed southeast ooo, please lets stop the tribal rivalry here and tolerate each other, I even caught some sweet igbo chicks in owerri and Enugu mmeaning, I will still have to go back there. As for me, Nigeria is the same, I felt at home in these places.

I don't mind settling down with omo ibo sha

I see lies.
What 0ngoing gov project did you see When you entered Abakaliki main Town?

Abagworo:


You are wrong on this. I happen to be one of those who stand for one Nigeria and a full fledged Igbo defender as well. All Nigerians are generally not happy with the State of our Nation but disintegration will only give a false solution since we'll still remain same in our different units. Both my father and my grandfather fought for Biafra but today have a different view like myself. Biafra war was more or less a war of survival than war of secession.

You so much wat Okorocha to be Perez.
now let me ask you.
what will your Okorocha do for us?
Will he create anioma state for us so that SE can hv six state like other region?
Will he return our Igbo territory (Obigbo,etche,Egbema & Andoni)DAT WaS giving away to river state.
What exactly can your useless Okorocha do 4 us?

bigfrancis21:


You mean Dakuku Peterside? The same person who openly declared himself as an Igbo man descended from King Jaja of Opobo?

wanne open your eyes.
Nkorro shares border with Opobo.
don't allow this ijaw people to use you guys again like jona did with Azikiwe

TonyeBarcanista:

Which Igbo name dem they bear for Opobo and Bonny? All the towns and communities are Ijaw names. I doubt if you have every been there in your life. Is Dakuku igbo name? Is Pepple Igbo name? Abeg shift...

guy stop all this lies.
Dakuku is an ijaw man from ijaw community called Nkorro.
Go figure

lygn19:

no matter how u people try to change things u csn never re write history, the name Igbo has been engraved with permanent markers in this place and nothing can change that.

Thank you very much.
if you look very well at d picture below.
you will see very well where d "real bonny" is.
they took our island after d civil war and made it d capital of Bonny.
thereby renaming it.
but when d ryt tym comes.
if they like let dem rename d island including opobo.
let them enforce their I jaw language there.
when d ryt tym comes.
I tell you.
d truth will down on Tonyebarcanista and co.

midolian:



http://dailypost.ng/2015/11/04/stop-hating-other-nigerians-if-you-want-to-produce-president-okorocha-tells-ndigbo/

I think you should tell d Yoruba to stop Hating on d Igbo so that the Igbo will stop reciprocating d same hatred.
anyway.
what we want is Biafra not President.
What will do do for us if you become a president?

cramjones:
I have keenly observed the current events that have led to the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu, the self-proclaimed leader of the Biafran movement. I have mixed reactions to the events that have transpired and have communicated my thoughts to the Nigerian Presidency. I will attempt elucidating my thoughts here.

1. I am of the opinion that the call for Biafra is legitimate: Firstly, Biafra existed before Nigeria was created. It was made up of people with similar cultures and language (with majority tribe being Igbo). It is perfectly legitimate for the original inhabitants of the country to yearn to have back their country and resources under their control. However, I do not believe that Biafra is a viable solution at this time.

2. During the Biafran war it is estimated that at least 1 million people of largely Igbo extraction were killed! This is no doubt in mind a genocide. However, the Nigerian government has made a fundamental mistake by:

a. Not recognizing it ever took place, or playing down the number of those that died for political reasons, only serve to fuel violence and the call for secession.
b. They have also made a major mistake by not even having a memorial day to remember those that died during the genocide - This action alone will give a sense of belonging and would foster a deepened National unity.

3. If the government does not look into the creation of a true federation whilst implementing its pseudo-federalism, and pretend that a genocide never took place, then the dissolution of Nigeria or even the metastasis of the Biafrian movement becomes inevitable.

4. Despite the premise I have laid out, I still do not think a Biafran state is viable. This is why

i. The Eastern Goverments are fundamentally corrupt; A visit to present day Imo and Abia will attest to the corruption and rot that have plagued the region. These leaders have all FAILED to develop the east with the resources given to them. If they had made the East the "dubai" of Nigeria, everyone including the international community would have taken the cry for Biafra serious. The argument would be if the "Biafran leaders" can develop their region with the "little" resources given them, it is only fair they secede and do even more for their people and their region. However, this is not the case. A Biafran state will only lead to another mini civil war, and a fight for resources and wealth among Biafrans.

ii. Since 1970 when the war ended the geo-political dynamics of the Biafran region has changed. For example the people of Rivers would not want to be part of a country where their individual tribes become a minority. Same will go to Akwa Ibom etc. This will then lead to a disintegration of the original Biafran state, and would lead to a battle for resource control.

iii. If the above happens, Biafra would essentially be a landlocked country, and this can lead to an invasion and fight of Rivers, in order to fight for port control, oil revenue etc. Igbos will definitely need the ports since most of them are international business men, and won't afford to pay regions like Rivers for all the billions of dollars of imports that takes place in the region.

In summary, an eventual Biafran state through a peaceful referendum will lead to a situation worse than South Sundan.

Way forward:

1. President Buhari MUST as a matter of urgency look into the white paper of the national conference and work assidiously with congress to make sure he implements true Federalism.

2. We must as a matter of urgency accept that at least 1 million Igbos where killed and establish a day to remember these precious lives that were gone. We must go a step further to make sure we teach this history to our kids, and not ban it from being tought in schools.

3. If the Federal government treat the Biafra issue with kids gloves, we may have something worse than Boko Haram in our hands.

4. Release Nnamdi Kanu immediately! Sit down with him and lay out your plans to resolve this issue. It would be a disservice to the Igbo people to compare the rise of Boko Haram with this present agitation, but history has thought us that as dynamic and complex Nigeria is, we MUST as a matter of urgency address the agitation of the Biafrans, before it metastasize to a problem bigger than Nigeria. A stitch in time saves nine!

Personally, I have shared these thoughts to my friend and brother Femi Adeshina with the hope that he would communicate this to P.M.B.

It is my hope that this does not destroy our country in our very eyes.

All this Nonsense you wrote Here.
If we hv to fight for/over pH.
it will be 4 d sake of our Igbo Brothers that owns it.
as for access to d sea.
IMO River is Enough.

PvtParts:

We are not the same people like the last generation.
Ask Tompolo

hahaha. and what ar you Niger deltans going to do?

He Fought that we may live

ikechu1278:


Illiterate when your dumb@ss try to pretend to be WTF you are not, learn about the place and the history because attache by force.

Stop using Google to teach you. Ewu!!!!!

haha
guy.you been killing this Niggas

HopeAtHand:

Stop being silly and learn.

btw you and I who is being silly?. *smh*

Abagworo:


Ekpeye is not Igbo but closely related in every way. To me the language sounds like a more ancient speech form of what evolved into modern Igbo.

are you a brother to Ezeagu?
ndi nzuzu

HopeAtHand:



The Ikwerres and Ekpeyes were never an Igbo speaking group.Its not like you lived in Rivers state or you are an Ikwerre..you are simply relying on lies told you by desperate Igbos looking to create a non-existent brotherhood with Ikwerres.

I'm not saying there are no shared words or traditions, neighbors everywhere in the world overtime share some words and form of tradition but saying Ekpeye and Ikwerre speak Igbo as their lingua is an attempt at mischief.

Please and please do not twist issues because of oil.

lols.
he said Ekpeye are not igbo.
what a funny dude

ezeagu:


I was mentioned by cheruv. Was anything that I said untrue, or are you just irritated because it's a fact?

guy stop comming here to post nonsense

hahaha.

IGBOPRINCE:
this will be great suggestion. I can see some people re appreciating my ideas. Mr prince


said thank q.

"No" Ogba or Ika will be left behind. let it be known

elijah2u:
there should be regional system of governance and federalism. the north are only scared

if only it is according to ethnic line yes

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Abia1son,FrankAba1,freeGlobe,freedom4Biafra,Beremx

First.
I'm Not Against Regionalism and Federalism.
But after seeing what has being going on on Naira land where some peoples Expansionist plan has been reviewed.
I decided to Thank d North for Not Approving the Recent Confab report.
now what I'm I trying To say?
What I'm trying to say is if there Must be regionalism/Federalism
It Must be According to Ethnic line
Therefore We must Say no to Anything That is not Ethnic Regionalism/Ethnic Federalism.