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agadez007: Don't tell me that picture isn't photoshopped? If it's real...I don't know. Those people need help because their psych is messed. |
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Amudeneogu: It's exciting when bandits fight bandits |
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Different kinds of bandits in bandits corntree
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bjdon: Words on marble. |
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And delooting continua
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They're on ram strike this year nau
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Fynx: I agree with the bolded They're a cunning tribe who actually BELIEVE their own lies. 97% of Nigeria's problem is traceable to them. Lies such as Fadeyi died for Ironsi and Igbo coup comes to mind. The Igbo coup mantra invented by the British wouldn't have lasted that long if they didn't fan its embers with their propaganda machine. If not that Igbo nationalists consistently bust their lies, they already believed the cowardly Fadeyi who was marked for death and who actually tried selling out Ironsi actually elected to die with him. By the way, thanks for the source that shows Banjo was duplicitous. 3 Likes |
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samstradam: Personally, I'm neither convinced nor in doubt there was a coup. What was obvious is that Maduebo hinted that someone mooted the idea of a coup to him. I don't doubt the possibility. Who did the Germans plan to make Feurer if the coup against Hitler succeeded? War coup mostly have one objective: to end the war. Banjo and co may have been set up by the British to weaken Biafra. After all, Ojukwy didn't even know that Frederick Forsyth he made a confidante was a British spy. In any case, we can only speculate since the trial was military tribunal known for not being always fair. On the flip side. Why were Banjo and Ifeajuna always linked to coup? I understand Ifeajuna's case since he never denied his involvement, T least in the first one. But Banjo... For a man to lose his first wife to death within a couple of months is pitiful, but losing his second wife in a couple of months is remarkable if not suspicious. Having said that, what I found intriguing in the article is that the Yoruba also wanted separation from the north, but quickly ed up with them when it became obvious that there were spoils of war to enjoy enjoy in Biafra's defeat. 4 Likes |
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yarimo: It's astounding the way you love evil. Hopefully you'll love reaping and eating from its fruit. ![]() 47 Likes 1 Share |
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Nigeria thrives on Igbo marginalization. This is why I think it is a disservice to the Igbo for some of you to keep announcing the little progress the tribe has made under duress to enemies of the people. It is no less disingenuous calling out Igbo clans outside the southeast who have hitherto enjoyed relative peace from the pugnacious system. These people are reserved strength that have done well enough for the Igbo tribe in the face of opposition.
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Normal. Slavemasters driving their slavers to deliver results is a normal occurrence. You see why the Chinese are smarter than blacks. How someone like chairman Mao cannot be excluded from China's success for ignoring the West in China's economic revolution? Can that happen in Africa? That's why they'll prefer Tinubu to Peter Obi whose mantra is from from consumption to production. That's why they prefer a Blaise to a Thomas Sankara. Africa is doomed unless these shackled of slavery are broken and people start rejecting western stooges for genuine homegrown African revolution against the slavemasters who have bled Africa for 600 years.
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KnowAll: Of course. It's an uphill task competing with the Igbo. We are on the same page. Even if you search Google where it listed the five most brilliant African tribes, none of the other four listed with the Igbo is in Nigeria. Having said that, it's wrong for you guys to project a people as evil because you can't meet up on a level playing field. Has Nigeria made progress since they pushed "Igbo domination" to the periphery? Can you point at one progress made by 200 million people since the white man left you to rule yourselves? It can only happen among blacks. What you guys call domination is actually brilliance. Conduct a free and fair election, an Igbo wins because he's got more to offer. Conduct exams like waec and JAMB an Igbo wins because that's who he is. In fact, the fear of what you call domination is why you now have "glitch" in election and exams in Nigeria. 2 Likes |
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Nonsense. I hate to see Igbo praise themelves in this mediocre British contraption called Nigeria. What every sensible Igbo man or woman should be thinking of or working towards is how to have an independent Igbo homeland, not move at the mediocre pace of Nigeria and other African countries. Nigeria is a burden on Igbo. They've even invented a new technique to dim the stars of your children using "glitch" during exams and your leaders using "glitch" during election and you're here making empty noise. It's unfortunate that even Ohaneze doesn't know what it's doing. What I want to hear about is a roap to an Igbo-only country, an endowment fund for Igbo children to fly them abroad to study sciences and technology when Nigeria tries to stop them, a strategic plan for advancement irrespective of British and Nigerian punitive strategy, a systemic for Igbo small businesses in Igbo land from the middle belt to the south, a clear attempt to unify the Igbo nation splintered by divide and rule through states, not celebration of mediocrity. Don't you know that Igbo is the only African tribe capable of leading a real Africa renaissance? Not even the Europeans would want that to happen. And that's not gonna happen as long as Igbo has an albatross like Nigeria on their head.
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KnowAll: The bolded is a lie. Lies fly in Nigeria whenever it is concocted against the Igbo. Fear of domination? Yes. Who isn't scared of Igbo domination? Which African tribe would want a level playing field with the Igbo? Is it the Yoruba who would block Igbo from voting or the Fulani? What people call domination is the fear that given a level playing field with Igbo that they can't meet up. Nigeria is what it is today because the country pushes mediocrity to the top. This is why the Igbo should push for an Igbo-only country and push the best among them to represent them. That's the only way an African country could become world-class. 4 Likes |
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This wan is the voice of Abure and the hand of Tinubu. Just as the body without the spirit is dead, Labour Party is of no consequence without Peter Obi. This statement isn't lost on the discerning:
Apparently, they're now on the ruling party's payroll and still expect Obi to finance them as double agents. 6 Likes |
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This Sowore must be frustrated that Nigerian youths chose Obi over him and his fake activism
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Rivers is now Lagos. In one man's pocket. Reminds me of the book "The World in your Pocket"
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Antichristian2: Your prayer is DOA. Tpain and his suffering will remain only in your home. Nigerians will be free. |
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Obiedun: Say it like you mean it. All I see is fear in you. |
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helinues: Has this been hacked? Why is the handler now talking like someone who has sense? |
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KEVIND: They're paid to do it. Still part of the corruption Peter Obi was talking about. 1 Like |
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JASONjnr:No. Impoverished ones like you who have been enslaved to defend oppression from your oppressors. 4 Likes |
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Sure? Did the votes of Nigerians count in 2023? Another INEC "glitch" is all APC n3eds to smuggle Tinubu in. The question is, how long before Nigerians say enough is enough. 3 Likes |
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For mouth. Who else noticed that Oduduwa Republic agitation is dead? To them, it's time to loot resources from SE and SS ![]() In the next few years when another Fulani grabs power and their people are once again being exiled to Benin Republic and Togo, they'll suddenly the dead Oduduwa. No wonder someone said these people have expertise in believing their own lies. 12 Likes 1 Share |
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Efuaye: I think Atiku should become a special adviser to Obi. |
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