Onitsha needs God's intervention to return to the Peaceful city it is known for..
These are photos from MASSOB Protest which turned violent and bloody....
The Gov released a three minute video yesterday condemning the trouble
makers and urging all visitors and Ndi Anambra to go about their duties peacefully.
This pple mean business ohhh.
ReplyDeleterip to d dead.
These people are demented! What manner of rubbish is this? When the military decides to clamp down on them real hard they'll scream blue murder.
DeleteNnamdi Kanu no even know una sef. Una go just die for nothing and the guy go later dey dine with govt officials.
DeleteI feel it's time to grant their wish and let these people go before they finish themselves!
DeleteThis is totally ridiculous and unacceptable.
ReplyDeleteThey are all foolishly ridiculous!!! What have their eastern leaders done for them?? See Rochas now said there's no money but he's planning to use 60 abi na 600mil to decorate the state... wth? They're just idiots they piss me off... at least make it peaceful and do it the right way. But no instead they want to act like savages I'm see o embarrassed for my state hiss
DeleteSee the poor girl that lost her life.
ReplyDeleteMay her soul RIP.
The government should give these people what they so desperately want.
We also do not want them amongst us.
See this efulefu
DeleteEnd time Riot
ReplyDeleteSee? If we dey tell dem say war no good dem no go hear! Who lost out now? The lady's family will be in pain now not the conveiner of the said riot.
DeleteWho trouble done Epp for this life?
Which war?una so called Nigeria no want them why not let them go? You as a person do you like the igbos, am sure your answer will be NO, so why not let them go. If they want to sale themselves to survive that should be their business.
DeleteEven Ojukwu him self died as a Nigerian, I wonder what's with all this fuss. Strength which should be channeled towards productivity they converted to destruction.
ReplyDelete#UnityinDiversity
RiP Ma
See a lot of people God have mercy, pls say no to war.
ReplyDeleteBiafra died with Ojukwu biko.... they should give it a rest already
DeleteWas the human protesting? Hmmm no we she don die government no go evil compensate her family! Igbo peeps are really angry with rochas esp ORLU peeps cos the stupid rochas called Igbo peeps "ndi ara" .... that they are just protesting in vain.. lmao! His peeps na angrily broke and removed his concrete statue @ his village junction lmfao.... owelle rochas I bu onye ori!
ReplyDelete*woman
Delete*even
Hahahahahaha...
DeleteLwkmd...
Good... igbos need to face their leaders and put their house in order before asking for separation hiss. I can understand if the east was developed and the governors were doing so well but I guarantee you that if Biafra should stand the same will be it's fate. There will still be corruption and no development. Bunch of efulefus
DeleteJobless fools, they should keep killing themselves
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts exactly as long as it is their people's blood being spilled I dont curr lol
DeleteWe will not let your people go I hope linda eze is joining them on the streets to protest too roltf
"QuestionMark...hmmm, hmmm, u will not let who go. Pharaoh's portion is ur lot just asap too***NOT Ibo ooo.
DeleteRIP to the dead, may God intervene
ReplyDelete*Larry was here*
Dis people should stop dis madness already...can they even survive on their own without d Niger deltans?
ReplyDeleteThe South Eastern States are landlocked. If they get Biafra (which they won't), they will have a hard time pulling through.
DeleteHian!
ReplyDeleteThis can no longer be referred to as a peaceful protest. It is better the issue is nipped on the bud before it escalate to an uncontrollable level.... Na so Boko Haram start..
Exactly. And what also annoys me is d fact that the busy ones are in their offices/businesses, trying to better their lot in life while these efulefus are rioting. Is any of Nnamdi Kalu's children there?
DeleteIt is the senseless ones amongst them that allow themselves be used as tools for violence. The main people behind this nonsense are behind their computers writing different things to instigate tribal war, whilst thiee families are also safe somewhere. Meanwhile these street urchins risk their lives to champion the cause that the intellects amongst them have written on paper. Thus making them susceptible to danger and the shedding of their own blood. Does it make sense?? Is anybody fighting them? Common sense is lacking here.
DeleteThis is getting out of hand.
ReplyDeleteMay God help us.
This is Sad; I weep for the girl that lost her life. RIP
ReplyDeleteRIP to the young lady.
ReplyDeleteWhy the fuck is Nnamdi Kanu still in detention?
ReplyDeleteThey should fucking release him
Like play like play Biafra is coming to light and the federal govt be acting ignorant to how things are unfolding.
#ReleaseNnamdiKanu
Thank you!.,.
DeleteUncultured idiot. You keep using the F word like its your birthright. Until you get to 50 before you know a girl is not supposed to use such?
DeleteLet them keep nnamdi kanu in jail ao that the Ibos can keep fighting lol
DeleteChi he is still in prison cos amongst other things they need a level 16 officer to also sign his bail release. Now do you want to tell me that there are no igbo people at that level in d civil service? Why aren't they fighting for d cause of Biafra?
DeleteNnechi u are so daft.Who told u they have not provided d level 16 officer? U think we willbbe afraid to provide dat? D reason for s protest is d bail conditions has been met yet they dont want to release him.Daz why they are protesting.Ask questions before coming here to show ur daftness.
DeleteHeard some Biafran pro-activist saying yesterday that the Bridge has been blocked close to two days now to avoid any entrance..dont know how true that is??
ReplyDeleteOriegwu oo!!
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My own is that I don't want war,am so so scared of it. I pity the innocent girl that lost her life, what I don't understand is why they will kill an innocent protester. I have seen IPOB protesting and they are not violent unless they have resorted to violence, this is not just fair.
ReplyDeleteDialogue is the best in this issue now.
Rip dear and may God comfort your loved ones.
Hmm... the riot is really crazy. This biafra people went to main market and destroyed the mosque, burnt two of dangote trucks. Destroying all aboki mini shops around here.
ReplyDeleteYou needed to see Nkpor junction it was all blocked. I couldn't take a pictures of it I would have sent them in. The Governor should please act fast.
But u failed to capture the season?typical Nigerians.nine innocent protesters were murdered by the police and army.
DeleteStella where is d pic of d burnt down mosque? i live in onitsha.theaw guys aint smiling.The DSS should release Nnamdi Kanu or nigeria should be ready for war.This is just d begining.
ReplyDeleteGbam!...
DeleteSo ordinary 5 eastern states want to go to war with nigeria?? Oya na let's see how far they get hiss... pls u guys should reason well. You don't want to go to war!!!
DeleteI still dey indoor oooo, what happened yesterday and day before yesterday was something else, On Tuesday, everybody trekked from Asaba to Onitsha because everywhere even the marine was blocked, everyone is afraid to leave their house. Shops, filling stations, markets shut down. The angry crowd burnt down mosque, Dangote trailers, car windscreen etc yesterday.
ReplyDeleteNa only God go save us, today is day 3, let's see how today go be. God help us
I trekked from onitsha to asaba. It wasn't funny..
DeleteIt wasn't funny yesterday, Onitsha people need God. Must they burn the mosque? Thought it was supposed to be a peaceful protest. They closed the markets forgetting that people need to sell to make money to survive. Did Nnamdi Kalu tell them to protest with machete and matches? So this is how they plan to lead us, forcing us to stay at home and not go about our normal businesses? School children were running around every where yesterday. And i'm sure their so called leaders are still telling them to continue. And they are in their houses having peace while go and loose their lives in the name of protest. God help us
ReplyDeleteSo who is suffering now? These people. RIP to the gal. In ya next life, waa gbe ile iyalaya e and not follow blindly. Ur leaders would not even notice sm1 died in the process. Minus one niyen. When you people are ready, you wee go to aso rock and form a human barricade and cry onto ya leaders to implore Kanu to give the DSS what they want and request 4 a referendum. Till den, una still dey play about. Crippling the economic activities of ya state. Be rest assured dat you wee still pay for the dangote truck wey una burn. D last i remember, dangote is not the CEO of DSS. Better leave the abokis in your state in peace. Remember that your people are everywhere.
ReplyDeleteNa wa oh, as she con die now and Nigeria no divide who she help?
ReplyDeleteNa wa oh, as she con die now and Nigeria no divide who she help?
ReplyDeleteTo the young woman that lost her life, what has she and her family gained? Smh. So sad
ReplyDeleteOluyomi I like ur hair, I plan on making it 4 xmas. It's nice.
DeleteHmmmm. My dear, it's not been easy for us here. The last time I witnessed this kind of thing was in 2010/2011 when soldiers and Massob had a face-off. Yesterday's own was terrible. They burnt a dangote trailer conveying cement, at uPper iweka. Blocked the whole road and even got to owerri road and started burning tyres.
ReplyDeleteI was shocked when I looked at the irritants constituting these nuisances. Small boys of not up to 15years!!! My mouth was opened in shock. Parents really have a lot of work to do. They kept shouting "No biafra, No peace", harassing travellers and stealing from some of them.
I'm not against us agitating for Biafra, I just believe that there are more civilised ways to go about these things.
We can't hurt our people like this...
May God bring peace to Nigeria.
PS... I think the amalgamation of different regions in 1914 was a big mistake... (My opinion)
Yes o! It was a very big mistake. Those oyinbo people only hid under amalgamation to still "obtain" us.
DeleteI agree with ur PS. Precisely where the problem started.
DeleteHmmmm. My dear, it's not been easy for us here. The last time I witnessed this kind of thing was in 2010/2011 when soldiers and Massob had a face-off. Yesterday's own was terrible. They burnt a dangote trailer conveying cement, at uPper iweka. Blocked the whole road and even got to owerri road and started burning tyres.
ReplyDeleteI was shocked when I looked at the irritants constituting these nuisances. Small boys of not up to 15years!!! My mouth was opened in shock. Parents really have a lot of work to do. They kept shouting "No biafra, No peace", harassing travellers and stealing from some of them.
I'm not against us agitating for Biafra, I just believe that there are more civilised ways to go about these things.
We can't hurt our people like this...
May God bring peace to Nigeria.
PS... I think the amalgamation of different regions in 1914 was a big mistake... (My opinion)
If she was amongst dem silly protesters,no need wasting my rip but if she was just an innocent passersby den rip younglady.
ReplyDeleteThose up there are bunch of retarded and jobless igbo youth.
Iv said it times without number,d govt shld enact force 2wards ds group of miscreants b4 it escalates.
When caught,they should either be jailed or terribly tortured.
Ain't no1 got time for these groups of juvenile delinquents
What the hell is this, hope this ppl can stand war when they see one, am sure they have no idea what happened in the past.
ReplyDeleteSomeone once said "whn u taste War, u become am apostle of peace".... so let them continue
ReplyDeleteAeyaa fa,chaii rip to her! Pls I live in d north so dis ibos shld tk chill pill, I don't want any crisis to start, u pple knw how dis hausa pple r, very soon they'll respond by killing innocent pple. So pls u pple shld mind ur bizness n allow us in d north to hv small peace n face only boko bois abeg.
ReplyDeleteJesus!
ReplyDeleteI am really heart broken with dis news...May her soul R.I.P...Amen!
Chai!...
ReplyDeleteRIP my sister...
You died a hero!...
Hero for where, hero for onitsha market. She just wasted her youthful life for nothing.
DeleteDied a hero ke?
DeleteMy lawd! Ignorance is indeed a disease
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What nonsense hero?
DeleteI seriously wanna believe she wasn't among the protesters
If she was, then she wasted her life for nothing
Bwhahahahaha Linda oh... Hero kwa?
DeleteDo you deliberately do this or are you for real?
Linda, your General Overseer is Yoruba. So I hope you direct the same level of anger at him or whenever he prays when you are in church, you refuse saying Amen just cos he is from another tribe.
DeleteStella post my comment.
Tenderheart
This is getting out of hands
ReplyDeleteSee the ugly flag self!!
They start by changing that flag biko.........
I want one nigeria
They should not stop oooo, afterall nah their business and lives they toy with, boko haram reducing northern population, and my fellow ndi ofe omanu crying more than the bereaved, let them be oooo, if you are in the east start thinking of relocation.... kabish
ReplyDeleteSmh!
ReplyDeleteA tribe divided against it own self wants to be a republic!
Lwtmb
I am Igbo but I laugh at this act of foolishness
I laugh with you dear, Even Ojukwu died a Nigerian and was given a befitting state burial,before his death he contested for presidency under Nigeria. I don't blame them since most of them are jobless.
Delete...jobless and illiterates!
DeleteHmmn, imagine closing d Niger bridge who will suffer it? Is not them? Who will not sell 'market' ? Who will not offload 'container'? Is it not still them? By the time Obiano's economic team begin to tell him how much the state will be losing with these senseless protests he will also sit up! Nonsense.
DeleteWhat Nigeria needs is restructuring, but the elites and those that are benfiting from the flawed structure, will never want that to happen.
ReplyDeleteCorruption is not the main problem in Nigeria, corruption exists in every part of the world, including China. Fighting corruption and ignoring our age long dysfunctional foundation, is like sleeping on a hard surface. One can never enjoy such type of sleep.
On the agitation for self rule, a referendum is needed like the Scotland vs. UK case this year; for the pple to decide for themselves.
However, a referendum cannot just be manufactured from thin air. It is the product of painstaking negotiation that will determine the terms and conditions of the acceptance of its result as binding on all parties. Its starting point must always be that there is enough peaceful ferment on the ground to demand for it. This is how all nations that have seceded peacefully did it. That is how those legitimately seeking independence today are doing it.
So really, this road of violent protests & agitation is a road to hell, it looks like the right road to a lot of misguided people though!
*Ghanaman signing out*
Succinctly put. Well said
DeleteWhat exactly is happening in Onitsha?
ReplyDeleteAre these people ok?
Why burn mosques?
Why the guns?
You want Biafra?
Seriously?
Show me the average Igbo man who is willing to lay down his life to achieve this dream that may never come to pass and I will show you a blue moon.
The instigator of this bulls**t has a dual citizenship, with his family ABROAD! You and your entire family are here in Nigeria and when he chants "War" you echo "WAR"?
What has he to loose? NOTHING
What have you to loose? EVERYTHING!
EVERYTHING you have worked for
EVERYTHING you stand for
EVERYTHING you own
What in Heaven's name is wrong with us? Didn't we learn from the 1967 massacre?
Haven't we shed enough blood in this country?
The average Hausa man would be forced to retaliate when his religion is insulted. Now you ve decided to burn their mosques, didn't you foolish brains tell you you are putting the lives of the innocent southerns in the north at risk??
This Is just sad
Photo of the mosque they burnt down please. I'm not saying they r right but haba, stop spreading false rumors too
DeleteWhat nonsense are you talking about?...igbos are being killed in the north on a daily basis and none of you has condemn it...
DeleteThey should finish all the aboki in the east mehn...
When the northerners are killing igbo's hiding under the cloak of bh. Nigerians wont talk but the igbo youths are shaking the country alittle, you all now have the mouth to talk rubbish
DeleteFoolish country with bunch of hypocrites
Shaking which country? Stupid much, it's business as usual up north! It's cold, 247 electricity, making cheddars, watching you sweat on my xxx screen. Keep fighting please.
DeleteWhat exactly are these people looking for? If only everyone would allow peace to reign. #sad
ReplyDeleteWhat is this naa.
ReplyDeleteWhy can't these people rest already.
I hope this biafra tussle will not lead to war becus I can't deal!
ReplyDeleteThis people are still protesting foolishly abi? Over what? Okwa ofu biafra? Issorai
ReplyDeleteWhat is this nonsense???????
ReplyDeleteNa wa oo. I want to travel this December. May God help us to receive peace. May their dreams come to pass
ReplyDelete*crying* What happened to that beautiful girl dat I am seeing dere? Chai. Chai..something tells me she wasn't part of dem o.na stray bullet o.chai.Rest in peace Beautiful one.
ReplyDeleteShe has aprons on, so my guess is that she's a hawker of some sorts.maybe food vendor.so sad.. I thought it was suppposed to be a peaceful protest? Now this is clearly a riot and its so sad.why burn down mosques and trucks? Would that give them biafra?I just hope the police are arresting those people?I don't support shooting to disperse the crowd cos that's how innocent bystanders die.biko relevant authorities look into the matter and do something. Wicked people!
DeleteThat's not apron
DeleteShe was covered with that
I think she was hit by a stray bullet...maybe she was just minding her business oo
These protesters are just barbarians..this is what unemployment has caused because someone who's gainfully employed won't be out there protesting
So sad
ReplyDeleteI saw the pic of the young lady that died yesterday and it was just so sad... This thing is gradually getting out of hand. I heard they are facing the Muslims now, don't know how true though
ReplyDeleteThis is horrible!...they'll be starting what thet can't finish!!!
ReplyDeleteThey say we have no natural resources, they say we have no infrastructures, they say we have poor financial status... We hear oh. Why is it so difficult to let us go our way? Na by force to be Nigerian? Long live Biafra.... The entity called nigeria is a failing entity. Don't want to be a part of it
ReplyDeleteAnother uneducated mofo, how spare parts market! Ode!
DeleteSpare parts market is fine n u guys cant survive without us
Delete@Anon 11:15am,, the last time I checked, you weren't feeding me, neither did you sponsor my education up to M.sc... I'm an educated female, so, no spare parts trading for me... All these dirty smelling Yoruba pigs everywhere. Ain't nobody got time for that
DeleteYou have an M.Sc yet you state Yorubas are smelling instead of smelly! Who wants you guys around, please be gone! Hiss!
DeleteI want to know, how many "big politicians'" children are among the demonstrators?
ReplyDeleteInfact, how many of them are gainfully employed? Hmmmm..... Poor pple always used as pawns
Rest in peace to her..
ReplyDeleteThis new age that everybody should be preaching peace. Namsense. What is the governor of the state doing about this situation, how does he take breakfast every morning with this kind of situation on ground.
ReplyDeleteMASSOB abi na IPOB? Thought they are 2 different groups?
ReplyDeleteIt is getting pretty ugly.
ReplyDeleteThis is not the way forward.
Apparently, a lot of people ain't looking forward to 2016. That's one on the floor...lifeless.
Smh.
RIP to the date
ReplyDeleteDate ke?!
DeleteBiafra ko biafra ni .All I see are bunch of fools.
ReplyDeleteStupidity and joblessness is all I see
ReplyDeleteMadness..
ReplyDeleteThis should be condemned. Everywhere is on lockdown...more deaths looms. I trekked from Ogbunike to Onitsha yesterday. More than an hour endurance trek cause they stopped vehicles with heavy bonfires. This is not the way. QED.
ReplyDeleteThis should be condemned. Everywhere is on lockdown...more deaths looms. I trekked from Ogbunike to Onitsha yesterday. More than an hour endurance trek cause they stopped vehicles with heavy bonfires. This is not the way. QED.
ReplyDeleteLike play, like play, this madness is escalating.
ReplyDeleteThis is how BH started.
Bubu is busy touring different countries and saying hello from the other side, while his country is slowly disintegrating.
Well, our leaders are good at closing the barn after the horse has escaped.
And these young boys causing this problems, where are their parents?
Some people on here be shouting, but they can't let their children take to the streets to protest.
* smh *
If the girl was part of them, then I don't know what to say.
Some of them probably think it's a masquerade watch.
They said it's Biafra or death, so one or the other should be okay for them.
I support the soldiers standing guard with weapons at the ready.
Biafra cannot be gotten this way.
If this is the only way, then I pray Biafra is never achieved. It's not even making sense to me.
#WhiteDiamondOut
They are doing exactly what the federal government wants them to do. The government wants it to become very violent. They really want the igbos to take this thing to another level, thereby crumbling the economy of the south- east just the way that of the north-east is on standstill. Go to the north east nothing is moving because some people because of their selfish interest brought over the Boko haram madness and started using it to their advantage.
ReplyDeleteMy fear is that the same thing might just happen in this biafran stuff. The international secret agitation sponsors will soon bring in arms and the whole thing will turn the other way round. I don't pray to see my own people in the same situation that I am seeing the north east. You may call it protesting for your right but there are people, delegates that should be doing this. You dont have to close down roads to pass a point. Or is it that the igbos are too divided that they cannot delegate people that will speak to the federal government? Let's take it easy with all these before it gets out of hand. The typical Hausa man don't care abt life but we do so let's be the wiser ones. For those that will cuss me out go back and read the history of how Boko haram started. It was just like this
Best comment so far!!
DeleteIts well oh
ReplyDeleteI was not born during the civil war, but I have parents who successfully painted the picture of what life was like back then and i don't want to experience that bloody ugliness.
ReplyDeleteI am 100% full blooded Igbo, but i also don't let my heart do all the thinking, I leave that important task for my head. This is just a propaganda to benefit a few individuals who may have had their public funded home based and personal treasury hijacked by the new administration. The lack of cash-flow threathens them so they are looking for all means possible to change the odds.
Ndi Igbo, let us tell ourselves the truth, during the last presidential election, a lot of Igbos were shoting "Jonathan ka anyi ga eso" - meaning, Jonathan we will follow, but on the day of election, many igbos wre found in bars, at home, still shouting "Jonathan ka anyi ga eso" while they never actually came out to vote. On the other side, the Hausa's ensured that even under-aged people and children, even their animals came out to vote. The Yorubas are always the fence warmers. They never have a stand, they support personal interest.
i guess what I am saying is, let us analyse ourselves, if we could no come out to vote, do you think we would come out to fight? Are the Igbos really ready to walk this path? Look at the opponent and their dedication, can we really match it?
I don't have any problem with Nnamdi Kanu, If truly he has the interest of the igbos at hand, this is the time to prove it.
i think Mr president needs to be very diplomatic with this one. My advise is to release Mr Nnamdi with a warning and let him go and settle the ragging lions. If his Excellency decides to use military force or forceful measures, this could threaten the peace of the entire nation and will definitely lead to retaliation and war.
God help us. http://martinschikespeaks.blogspot.com/2015/12/analysis-onitsha-riot-needs-diplomatic.html
You my dear, are foolish! Thunder fire your yansh there. Anuofia
DeleteNwa Amaka you are the voice of reason, unfortunately no one will listen to you which is my interest. They should keep provoking the sleeping lions o, these drugged up boko boys that a begging to die are looking for a fight and it would be a huge favour your people would be doing mine if they can shift their (bh) attention from the north east.
Deleteto even think that @ the end of the day, most of them would loose their lives and properties....Madness!!!
ReplyDeleteI thought it was supposed to be peaceful. Chai, rip nwanyi.
ReplyDelete#ReleaseNNAMDIKANU
The casualties by John Pepper Clark
ReplyDeleteThe casualties are not only those who are dead;
They are well out of it.
The casualties are not only those who are wounded,
Though they await burial by installment
The casualties are not only those who have lost
Person or property, hard as it is
To grape for a touch that some
May not know is not there
The casualties are not those led away by night;
The cell is a cruel place, sometimes a heaven,
No where as absolute as the grave
The casualties are not those who started
A fire and now cannot put to out. Thousands
Are burning that had no say in the matter.
The casualties are not only those who escaping
The shattered shell become prisoners in
A fortress of falling walls.
The casualties are many, and a good number well
Outside the scene of ravage and wreck;
They are the emissaries of rift,
So smug in smoke-room they haunt abroad,
They are wandering minstrels who, beating on
The drum of human heart, draw the world
Into a dance with rites it does not know
The drum overwhelm the guns
Caught in the clash of counter claims and charges
When not in the niche others have left,
We fall.
All casualties of war,
Because we cannot hear other speak,
Because eyes have ceased to see the face from the crowd,
Because whether we know or
Do not know the extent of wrong on all sides,
We are characters now other than before
The war began, the stay- at- home unsettled
By taxes and rumor, the looter for office
And wares, fearful everyday the owners may return,
We are all casualties,
All sagging as are
The case celebrated for kwashiorkor,
The unforeseen camp-follower of not just our war.
This poem gives an insight and reflection on the Nigerian Civil War.
We sit behind our phones and agitate for war, forgetting that it takes absolutely nothing to start a war but the consequences of such indiscretion will linger on for more than a lifetime.
As a matter of fact, the worst hit are the ones who survived the war and not the ones who died,think about this!!
You want to start a fire that you maybe unable to extinguish even when you desperately want to put it out.
Advocating for war is never a panacea for resolving conflicts and grievances.There are better and
more peaceful ways of addressing issues of this nature.
Anyway, he who has ears, let them hear.
Spot on!!! Double spot on!!!
DeleteMy God, this is really getting out of hand.
ReplyDeleteMe, I don't want war oh, I don't want war at all. They should do something about this biafran stuff already. Release d kanu as he hasn't done any physical harm. Release him with a warning abeg so that these peeps will stop. So they are still carrying biafran flag sef.
ReplyDeleteI don't want biafra oh. I can't shout abeg.
Did anon 11:15 say they were Yoruba. Why the hate on innocent Yoruba people.
ReplyDeleteYorubas are not innocent. they are hypocrites, fence warmers who do not know their left from their right. if dis ongoing crisis begins to favor the ibos they would switch side and vice versa. they are neither there or here.
Deletedon't get the wrong idea I am not supporting d ongoing lawlessness becos ibos are also foolish. why would they be protesting in their states and killing their own people while the elites or government are in their homes dining and wining. if they want the change they so desire, they should take it out of the places where they can hurt their own people and give it to the government. Nigerian government are always nonchalant about the plight of the mass. we can only get what we want out of this country once the elites start feeling the brute and pains of the lawlessness they help create.
Yorubas are not innocent. they are hypocrites, fence warmers who do not know their left from their right. if dis ongoing crisis begins to favor the ibos they would switch side and vice versa. they are neither there or here.
ReplyDeletedon't get the wrong idea I am not supporting d ongoing lawlessness becos ibos are also foolish. why would they be protesting in their states and killing their own people while the elites or government are in their homes dining and wining. if they want the change they so desire, they should take it out of the places where they can hurt their own people and give it to the government. Nigerian government are always nonchalant about the plight of the mass. we can only get what we want out of this country once the elites start feeling the brute and pains of the lawlessness they help create.
Keep blaming the Yoruba's, in fact blame them for everything wrong in your life. They are living their own life the way they want to live it.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, Its time to get on our knees. A war affects everyone directly or indirectly. Lets cry unto God "Never Again Oh Lord!!! Not in our time.
ReplyDelete